17 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
1
A leading Galveston business figure died yesterday after a long illness. The deceased served as president of a local cooperative association and was highly regarded in civic and commercial circles. He was about to assume new responsibilities when death occurred.
A&M College plans a new mess hall costing 75 000 dollars. Colquitt indicates approval of a deficiency warrant for the amount. Building will be fireproof and meet campus needs.
In Austin Texas on November 12 the board considered a set of listings and applications including a misread schedule. Approval movements involved a deficiency waiver and a declaration by board directors from the college and associated bodies.
A fragment discusses a college initiative with a $410,000 amount and a plan involving a 2500-student capacity. Governor Colquitt is cited as weighing a comprehensive approach to the project with emphasis on completion and impact.
Fragmentary report notes a street car stakeout at Cleburne and ambiguities about associated people. The text mentions humor and teas, with disjoint phrases about senior care and worn clothing, but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Three men accused in a Lincoln murder case face jury as a judge orders restrictions on witnesses and children. Miss Ghamberlain will testify tomorrow while presiding officials bar press access to some witnesses. Presley and JD Crowles were in Cook's Point today.
In Fort Worth Texas Kay Paw 21 and his wife 18 argue over alimony after he refused to withdraw a separation suit. She took his revolver and fired three shots as they walked, killing him and then herself. Ros Push died at 2 00 morning.
An express company agent in Were Wasatinble Texas was arrested on March 17 for embezzlement of company funds. The alleged loss amounts to fifty dollars as reported by authorities.
In Ameng on November 17 natives plead for imperial aid as unrest rises in Huy towns. Authorities report abandoned leaders, with local watchers noting three days of tension and calls to restore order.
Peremptory challenges reduce the pool of potential jurors to about six or seven, with names including McNamara, Bain, Govan, and Heyan among those questioned. The report notes the process underway in Los Angeles, detailing the selection from the venire and the disruptions in the trial schedule.
A strong tremor struck Switzerland causing streetcars to stop and minor damage in parts of Kirweut and Paraweboay. No casualties were reported as residents felt the quake and travelers sought safer areas.
In Cameron Texas on November 17, Judee Scott was granted a change of venue in the case involving three remaining typeset names. The ruling shifts proceedings to a new locale for the unresolved matters.
Fragmented and garbled text mentions endorsement, plans, and a potential divorce or political note. The readable elements reference a plan and individuals with unclear context, lacking coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmented report from Atlanta November 17 indicates delegates to the American Federation of Labor Convention debated funding and procedures. The piece notes opposition to intraduction of a specific proposal and references President Gompertz argument and the Allan administration in context.
Mr. McVey of Weltborn visited The Eagle and paid tribute as WVEY returned from San Antonio with successes in agricultural exhibits.
Mr McVey, highly enthusiastic about his entries, won multiple premiums at the San Antonio fair. He took first best individual agricultural exhibit and best West community exhibit, plus several other awards. The blue ribbon for the best ten pounds of Mecbane cotton highlighted his achievements.
City officials enforce an ordinance against blocking sidewalks with goods and haphazard displays. Merchants may only keep displays a limited distance from walls, forcing them to move and unpack at back doors to keep streets clean and orderly.
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