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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
5
A cascade of brief mentions places many visitors in the city from Burton, Calvaston, Cottonwood and other towns. Residents arrive for visits, baptisms, and school plans as families travel, with W. J. Billy Kime's death noted on the Sims plantation and an upcoming trial in Mudville.
A long list of names appears as speakers or participants with references to a fourth week political campaign. The report notes Mack, former Democratic national figure, and a libel suit over alleged misappropriation of campaign funds, with charges for failure to account and a flee by a special investigator. The piece hints at a political storm surrounding a gubernatorial bid and associated investigations.
District Court matters dominate the day with a hurried morning session and a list of petit jurors for the third and fourth weeks. Trial appears postponed until Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock as attorneys and observers prepare for the ongoing docket.
A dense advertisement page outlines a week of cinema at the Dixie theater. It features Velma Whitman and Henry G. as leads in The Medal of Money, Marguerite Clayton in a Western romance, The Lost Millionaire, and a slate of nightly programs including A Tree Among Men and The Statue of Pright. Bihel Clinton and Harry Myers headline a Tuesday program. Wednesday presents Feo national two real features and Pathe Weebly reels. Thursday includes The Wild Ride with Betie Eyton. Friday touts The Diamond atysters, and Saturday mounts a strong two reel lineup with The Clog starring Romaine Feuding, plus other features and rouges. An editorial note promises ongoing phonoplay entertainment and an urgent question about children needing glasses by J. W. Payne and J. M. Caldwell.
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