09 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
1
Aronian fra Waen reports plans to install drinking fountains and drinking cups in Wago City schools, with construction to begin soon and a push to improve student access to water in classrooms and public areas.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Union ticket office in Worth Texas during November. Text mentions political plans, abolition of an individual office, and possible tax references, but the readable content is incomplete and ambiguous.
The new founder of its AlvwsTutes Lite cult was convicted today of contributing to the delinquency of Mildred Bradges and sentenced to a term of five years in the penitentiary.
Angoriate Pry Austin Texas reports a public notice from November recalling October figures. The document mentions the phase department and a signature line with a code 040.481, noting runing and a reference to the elaNA of haT month.
Public notices report school teams in Scuar County facing shortening or reorganization. Officials announce reductions in roster entries and potential changes to assignments. The item notes district actions by Axcouny Afaul and local authorities amid county education restructuring.
Report from Cold Springs Nov 9 describes a crowded scene as police prepare for trial of suspects charged with the murder of Aries Davidann near Shepherd. The piece notes tense anticipation and how townspeople gathered to hear updates on the case and proceedings.
In a fragmented note with garbled OCR, a discussion appears to hinge on tamable values around 2,500,000 dollars, involving local officials or committees. The text hints at tax issues, departmental debate, and community impact, but readable specifics are scarce.
A garbled report traces leanings to a Lincoln memorial project led by Robert J. Collier of New York. The piece notes a November movement inauguration, with Taft and Governor Augustine Williskom among speakers at a dedication near the old Fox Cabin where Lincoln was buried.
Reports from Amoy and Pekin describe chaos as revolutionary factions seize control in Fu Chow and Chang Sha. Fire outbreaks and mass flight disrupt the Manchu capital and surrounding districts while foreign legations brace for danger as Beijing prepares for a siege.
A break in last night at the Cloud and Nicol market on Main Street involved entry through the rear door. A sum around 15000 in cash drawers and a Gmail account were taken. no arrests have been made, officers continuing the investigation.
Commercial Secretaries Association reports statewide interest in the Half Coast Nurserymen aviation meeting to be held at Alvin on November 17. A large turnout is expected as many nurserymen plan to attend and arrangements are underway to manage the crowd amid strong interest in hort icultural deployment in the region.
A New York indictment against James A. Patten and associates faced discussion today in the U S Supreme Court. The case centers on Sherman Act violations with several lower court counts already ruled invalid and the appeal awaiting decision.
A fragmentary venire panel from the Mexican lynching rage case was called to district court at 1 o clock this afternoon to select one remaining juror.
In Ammocstea seven rsan and Seattle notices, Englishman Want, Nov rdhelio Dowglas, was reported dead in New York. He is alive and well here. He read his death story and chose not to contradict it. He now runs a small cigar business.
Texarkana Texas November report states J M Terrell will announce tonight his withdrawal from the race to succeed Marion Sheppard as congressman from the First district. The move ends Terrells bid in the campaign and shifts focus to other candidates or appointments.
Galveston Nov 9 The Texas division of the Daughters of the American Revolution today endorsed Mrs Mary Hyman of San Antonio for state regent and Mrs Andrew Rose of Texas for historian a position.
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