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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
1
AP report describes an event where the French aviator Pratt performed a dramatic stunt yesterday at a venue near Juviey, turning and flying with his head down for fifty seconds, a feat noted as thrilling by witnesses.
A former president told the Senate lobby inquiry he helped create certain Contrean men whose views he approved and planned to continue taking a active role in their work. He said he worked to influence congressional elections and expected to stay involved.
In Kirby Stephen England nine people were killed and many injured when a section of a London and Scotland express train telescoped at a grade crossing. Fire trapped passengers as coaches were crushed and burned in the wreckage.
The National Farmer Union board of directors recommends creation of large central marketing centers for all farm products at its national convention in Salina Kansas today. The plan aims to streamline marketing and boost farmer returns, with officials urging swift action.
A freight and harbor passenger train collision north of North Haven, Connecticut injures several teens. Brakes failed on a foggy stretch of the New Mayon Railroad causing White Mountain Express to rear-end the second section. One witness reports the wreck occurred as trains were returning from a summer resort, with firefighters and authorities attending the scene.
The Department of Agriculture reports overall cotton conditions at 68.2 percent with states ranging from 96 in California to 4 in Tennessee. North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Missouri and Oklahoma show varied levels, highlighting uneven crop health across regions.
Governor Colgeitt notified Lieutenant Governor Mason Uist he crossed to the State line at 180 o'clock. The report indicates commercial action would be taken with the Governor and the State, but details remain unclear and fragmented.
From Nogales Arix Sept 1 Yaqui Indians today demanded of Sonora authorities the return of lands taken by Porfirio Diaz era or their leaders threaten to resume armed action. The protest notes the occupation of tribal lands and calls for restitution or renewed struggle.
In Sherbrooke Quebec on September 2 Judge Hutchinson allowed Babeas corpus proceedings by New York Rite to obtain Thaws release for immigration while dismissing immediate decision. A Prime Minister aide and Attorney General intervened saying Thaw should not remain in a Canadian jail. The judge reserved the final ruling likely until tomorrow.
fragmented OCR notes outline a Brazos County court session with juror injury, a trial involving Drew Caminetth, and a demonstration agents meeting in Houston. mentions Protrandall Trussell and Mrs Mianio Woster among assistants, plus plans for farmer welfare in Texas.
Word arrived Sunday morning of the marriage of George Goodman and Charlotte Sanders in Beaumont at 11 o clock. Both are Braves County natives. The groom is son of R. Goodman of Harvey and a Port Arthur resident. The bride is daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John D. Idera and well regarded. They will reside in Port Arthur. The item includes unrelated Cotton season notices listing shipments and personnel at local warehouses and a trainer hire.
Washington Sept 7 Secretary Bryan assured President Wilson that nothing in the Mexican situation demanded his presence in Washington. It remained unsettled as to whether Huerta would change plans and return home or send further messages while a communication from Acroanind Prom noted no new developments.
U S Weather Bureau report from Regam Texas September 2 notes generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday for Oklahoma and Wet Texas East Texas and Bryan areas with occasional coastal showers. Local rains reported in parts of Oklahoma and some Texas localities, though rainfall appears local.
Total Interurban cotton stands at 614 bales while Bryan spot holds 124 12Ke for re pte. Cottonseed trades at 625.00 per ton reflecting regional pricing and supply conditions.
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