15 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
1
Associated Press reports aviator Herr Piatechher died after a fall on Tuesday in Berlin. His neck was broken in the crash, marking another fatal aviation accident this year.
The republic FRO took possession of the city last Saturday and called for an address. The foreign consulship asked aid and assurance that their property and churches will be protected. The city plans a new 100,000 diagonal plant to boost activity.
Seated judges consider the case filing notes and defense arguments amid racial overtones as the accused faces a serious charge. The document mentions a Black person as the defendant and outlines procedural considerations without graphic detail.
Georgia governor Hokemith resigns amid transition after election to the U S Senate. John M Staton, Senate president, to take oath as acting pro tempore to serve until a successor is elected, with formal tethering of duties today.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a baseball event in San Antonio with mentions of the National Association of Professional something and arbitration elements. The readable text references a welcome reception and continued week activities though specifics are unclear.
In Los Angeles on November 15 the privilege of peremptory challenges against McNamara jurors is again expected to be invoked. It is believed that three or more permanent jurors will be chosen, extending the delay in the McNamara trial.
Alma Pratermond Virginia November chaos follows as Governor Mann declines to intervene in the Henry Clay Beattie Jr case. Justice moves to take its course as investigators pursue the young couple amid mounting public concern.
A man in Fort Worth, Sidney Neos, age 17, hanged himself last night after reportedly threatening to kill himself. Police say witnesses saw him in distress and a note or statements indicated he planned self harm. Evidence at the scene included personal belongings and a nearby residence.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma stirred the Trans Mississippian Commercial Congress by declaring that the same reformers who opposed Dr. Wiley are not contributing funds to advance a national department of health, shaking the convention with the claim in Anhee Wren City.
Austin dated November 15 reports the criminal appeals court resumed proceedings in the George Brown case tied to an alleged wife murder in Brown County. The defense argues for additional tail evidence while the prosecution asserts readiness for trial.
District court in Tammes W. C. Dale sets hearing for change of venue in the three remaining counts of the revolt lynching case at Gomer. No revision has been rendered to date.
Ottawa Ont Nov 18 the newly elected twelfth Dominion Parliament opened with formal proceedings and the election of Dr Thomas Sproule as speaker. Members from both sides greeted each other in the Parliament buildings amid a reshuffling of Liberal and Conservative rooms. The new session is expected to be brief and not particularly eventful.
Nov. 15 reports a reprieve consideration for a youth held in Digby jail facing execution. The case involves a murder linked to a family tragedy in eastern Canada and a prior attempt to escape. Separate dispatches note Transatlantic trade and a Liverpool bound steamship itinerary with multiple cargoes.
New York adopts a statewide voter enrollment system for primaries. The law requires enrollment through December with party designations published in one county’s newspapers. advocates say it will curb fraud and tombstone voting, though critics note outdated registrations remain.
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