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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1913
Page
1
Washington reports tense overseas mood as foreigners fear for lives and urge Washington protection. Admiral Pletcher plans to reassess at Tampico while rumors swirl about possible Marine landings and new naval moves near the Port of Veracruz.
Thirty eight bonds in Central Proight Association territory show a $78,000,000 gain in operating revenues over 1910 but incur a $12,000,000 loss in operating income. General Traffic Manager testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission on a proposed five percent rate increase to offset rising expenses. Despite $100,000,000 invested in improvements, the network faces financial strain.
Washington reports the 13th White House wedding as Miss Jessie Wilson wed Francis Lons Sayre of New York in the East Room. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Sylvester Beach with Rev. Sayre assisting. Guests included Col B. W. House and Capt. Rut McDonald of Texas.
Houston Nov. 25 The Texas Oil Company reorganized today with F. Associatea Prose noting the Dallas oil concern founded by John W Gates underwent complete reorganization. Stockholders favored an executive committee and elected MECL Lutein of New York president, succeeding J S Cul nan amid leadership changes.
M L Woods longtime vice president of State National Bank pleads guilty to misappropriating 165000 dollars. Sentence to be set later. Also mentions Lafayette Rivers Hattie Bell Benjamin Wils Nancy Bell workers at General Electric Co strike demanding reinstatement of two laid off members.
Charles J. Keneney transfers three fourths of an acre in Stephen F. Austin League No 9 Brazos County to W. B. Pig ford for a consideration of 80 dollars.
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