22 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
1
A Denver case reports a woman arraigned on a grave crime involving deception and marriage, with alleged coercion by her husband and a motive tied to wealth. The article notes witnesses and family members, including a sister and aunt, and references legal counsel and court proceedings as the narrative outlines the defendant’s alleged conduct and the surrounding social circle.
At Sherman on November 2 a man identified as W Th Honaker, a reputed millionaire with holdings in the Wheat areas, died suddenly in a sanitarium. The article notes his wealth and mentions upcoming exhibitions and local events connected to his associates.
A Dalhart hotel fire was started in the parlor area by a suspect who attempted to ignite the premises. Police detained the suspect after a failed attempt to rob the hotel safe, with investigators reporting the blaze quickly extinguished.
Vian Chamberlain, the tar party victim, finished her testimony yesterday and may be recalled for cross examination today in Ri historic trial. Local reporters note uncertainties about next steps as proceedings continue.
Reports from Abilene describe aviator Fowler Porter facing a twenty five mile wind delay delaying departure. An international item notes a reported revolution in Paraguay and mentions Buenos Aires activity. The scattered text references aviation and regional events with unclear connections.
Galveston Texas November 22 Associated Press reports New York bankers announced a plan to advance funds to enable farmers to hold cotton with 25 a base and a scheme to let each shipper market their own cotton. Kempner of the Orion Exchange said many practical details were unsettled and the plan’s feasibility was uncertain.
Fragmentary record notes a Texas trial of Henry Thrift and Prem McKinney accused of a white slave law violation. Partial testimony references provide limited details on the alleged conduct and witness accounts.
Unrepentant protesters were sentenced by a street police court in Nevada after a yesterday demonstration. Dozens faced fines or alternative imprisonment as part of the crackdown, with many still in bearing marks from the event.
AustinTexas November 22 The supreme court today adhered to a former opinion in the Fulmore Laune dam case. It held that Attorney General Lightfoot is available for the first year while the governor has vetoed the appropriation for the second year in the case.
A telegram from Randolph Pipes to Stanley Beard notes Washington and Lee cannot meet Texas A&M on their current trip. The Lexington team will still play Tulane in New Orleans on Thanksgiving, but the clash with Texas A&M moves to College Station. Arrangements were made for specials from Houston and San Antonio, as Washington and Lee alum count rises.
The Typhoid scare in Texarkana, Texas, and Texarkana, Arkansas, prompts officials to act. Authorities announce steps to establish a health board, organize infection control measures, and provide for prevention among residents and fairgrounds.
From Juarez and San Antonio reports officials seized fifty horses at Laredo and brought them to reveal a border tension. The animals were said to be tied to Mexican rebels and suspected Magonistas, amid reports of a rising between Regiatas and Magonistas in Lower California.
Leonidas Merritt testified before the investigation committee that he told Rev. E G Gates Rockefeller almoner about a consolidation offer. He said to return to John D Rockefeller and tell him I steal for a living I will steal for myself.
Austin, Texas planning note reports a Supreme Court majority remanding the case of JC Axom of Cameron County. The court held pool hall proprietors and laborers fall under the law’s meaning, making it a ten-dollar to ninety-nine-dollar fine to labor on Sundays. A lodge meeting is scheduled tonight at 9 o’clock.
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