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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1913
Page
1
Senators and President Wilton held conferences today amid war and economic concerns as adjournment looms. Currency policy and wartime financing dominated discussions while lawmakers weigh next steps before breaking for recess.
Avatin William ttn, a Texas pioneer and early State Treasury figure, died today in Austin. The obituary notes his prominent role in the state’s financial beginnings and his contributions to the frontier era.
Brazo s County ginnings data indicate activity prior to September 26 18470 and show a sizable production total of 22 016 bales for the year, marking a decline of 1 146 bales compared with the same period.
Special Policeman empties pistol. Walter Shook proprietor of the Park Hotel Reve shot five times and killed as he faced family troubles. Davi Oxborn, the special officer, surrendered after the incident at First Street and Avenue A in the Lusieun district this morning. Shook leaves a widow and several children.
Mexico City report that two primary candidates, Pedro Gambon and Manuel Calero, met to agree to proceed with campaigns and urged supporters to back the eventual winner in the election.
The report notes a land discovery verified by an explorer named Vil kiteky. A two hundred mile journey from Mtncelin Admiral is referenced, confirming the new land sighting and the arrival of a driver to lay the route.
An unclear report from Alberta references sixteen people missing after a suspected incident. Details are fragmentary with damaged text hindering precise location and cause. Further confirmation from authorities is awaited.
Patchy reports describe another landslide along the Panama Canal delaying water flow and filling excavations. Authorities note ongoing effort to clear the slide and restore passage as crews pump and wash debris from the affected ditch sections.
A fire whistle will blow at 200m and a signal shows water is turned on. The whistle indicates the water supply is active and ready for use.
The trial for Mendel BejHlen in the murder of boy Andrew Yushinsky was moved today to the castle site where the body was found, marking a dramatic shift in the so called ritual case. Justice officials and investigators accompanied the transfer as court visits the scene.
Council members and officials rushed the installation of new fire hydrants yesterday to avoid water shutoffs. Open cuts proved unlocatable, causing waste. a double crew resumed work and hoped to finish by night to end water outages.
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