14 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
1
The McNamara trial moves toward formal arguments as juror questions arise regarding disqualification based on opinions. Judge Wordwell signals a Monday ruling while prosecutors press on with contested points and the defense argues the juror’s views should not bar service.
Clouds lifted over Dallas as crowds gathered for the opening of the state fair. The program proceeded on schedule with excitement as attendees watched the ceremonial events and performances.
Unclear reports yesterday claimed the novelist Mokong News was dead. Today Wise Wen from Waco clarified the situation with a public appearance in Texas, disputing the death rumor and presenting his latest work to readers.
New York Giants defeated the World’s Championship Baseball Series opener 2 to 1 in front of about 40 000 spectators at the New York game. Weather and security concerns marred the event as counterfeit tickets misled buyers and police cleared comers. Giants favored in betting at 6 to 5.
Associate Justice John A. Harlan of the U S Supreme Court died at his home at 621% o'clock this evening from acute bronchitis. He was aged 66. Justice Marian was taken ill with a severe cold last Monday. Harlan’s long service on the court was noted as longer than all but Marshall and Stephen J. Field.
The Farmers offense dominates as they pile up a 33 to 0 victory over Austin College of Sherman. Cone Moran showcases strong play, while several Farmers contribute solidly and veterans provide experience. Ground conditions, officials, and the crowd mark a decisive Southwestern league game.
A report from Kansas City notes Sun Yat Sen leader of the Chinese revolution was seen there after being reported in China. The city received a cablegram from China confirming the news and prompting local interest.
A former bank official was found guilty of falsifying bank records in an Oklahoma City court. The case alleged a record falsely showed 140,000 dollars deposited to Louie and Kansan City, affecting bank funds.
Associated Press reports Hariman shops added about two hundred strike-breakers to the local force today in Houston Texas Oct 14. The dispatch notes some congestion in freight shipments at the yards.
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