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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
1
A dairy cow from Michigan Agricultural War College set a new world record for milk production. On the latest milking, the cow produced over twenty thousand pounds of milk, surpassing previous records and signaling a historic achievement for the station.
London dispatch reports the United States Embassy in London urging protection for married interests related to the Pearson Syndicate amid unclear charges. The item cites Lord Cowdray and a diplomatic note, with fragmented phrases about ministers and policy.
Washington reports indicate Wilson and associates view Huerta’s possible resignation as pivotal. Foreseeable moves depend on Mexican Congress approval of acts, with hopes Huerta steps down while authorities debate constitutional changes. Huerta’s administration faces tax and policy shifts as Mexico City plans broader fiscal actions.
In a dispatch from Yokosuka dated November 20, Japan reports the cruiser Tournante is being sent toward Mexican waters for reasons not specified. The move signals a display of naval readiness amid regional tensions and reflects Tokyo's defense posture in the Pacific.
A disrupted OCR fragment shows textile workers demanding wage increases. It references a large workforce and potential strikes affecting mills, with mentions of a 12 unit wage demand and production impact, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
From Brownsville Texas dispatch dated November 20 reporting Mexican Federal troops retreating between Victoria and Tampico were defeated by rebels yesterday with casualties and looting.
Mrs W P Tlurkhalter of Wellvoem died yesterday morning at 9 o clock in the local sanitarium where she had been for some time. She was about thirty years old and a devoted wife and mother of six children. The family and friends express deep sympathy as the remains are to be shipped to Wellbaim for burial at Wellbory Cemetery this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
November 19 ceremony unites Walter A Loftin of Hempstead and Eula Nora Crawford of Millican at the bride’s sister’s home in Hempstead. Rev W W Murr officiated. relatives from Hempstead Grimes and surrounding counties attended. The couple will reside in Millican as Mr Loftin changes name to Mr Loftin Jains.
Four U S cavalry troops departed from San Antonio to Laredo to reinforce the Mexican border patrol. The move, reported by Bly Associated Press, occurred on November 20 as part of ongoing border security efforts.
Washington nominates Henry Mt. Pindell of Winle for ambassador to Russia. The move announced by Wilson aims to fill the diplomatic post with a candidate backed by Senate confirmation.
Cotton markets show limited receipts at Lawrence warehousing and Union warehouse with few bales stored. Prices listed include 12 percent moisture and a base price around 914.00 per ton, with overall totals and conditions reflecting ongoing market activity.
The Harvey school district has applied for state designation and, after review, the State Department confirmed the school meets requirements for a High School of the third class. The rural districts are improving with better facilities and trained teachers, aiming to extend educational advantages to local children.
For the twenty first consecutive year Revs Robert Cook Buckner of Dallas was elected president of the General Convention of Texas Baptists as the annual convention opened. Over two hundred messengers representing churches across the state are in attendance.
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