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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
1
The article notes that removing the tariff would let wholesale dealers sell Argentina products four cents cheaper. It cites Philadelphia options and experiments showing price reductions for various goods once tariffs are removed.
Washington reports the administration currency bill, with all provisions unchanged, will reach a vote in the House today. Analysts expect weeks before Senate approval. The House approve tally stood at 1286 for passage with 84 opposed.
Governor Sulzer faces impeachment in New York before a Senate and Court of Appeals panel. High crimes alleged include misappropriation and false statements linked to campaign funds. The defense, led by D Cady Herrick, questions evidence while Judge Parker presides. trial adjourned to Friday amid large security and court preparations.
New Haven stock fell to eighty one today amid high crimes allegations against Governor Bulzer and related political pressures. The decline marks a record low while the fire case and court proceedings loom.
Residents of Millionaires Row along East Central Park report summer burglaries costing about 200000. A notable raid at the Wallach home yielded silverware jewelry and household goods valued at 102. The data shows several families returning after being away during the season and resuming normal occupancy.
Reports received today describe outbreaks by Yaqui Indians in Mexico. A prolonged battle occurred near Bucca Viate between the Indians and Mexicans, but the outcome is not known here.
Amoclatad Prem reports the New York Giants ground keeper John May died suddenly. May, famed for conditioning the team’s field and grounds, was a long-time fixture at Yale Youth and the New York club.
A fragment from London dated September 1 reports the controversy over appointing a district medical officer. It notes dissatisfaction among the Camberwell poor law authorities with the selection process, claiming the poor could be fastidious and might refuse treatment by a black doctor.
Waco Texas September 18 State Comptroller candidate Terrell of West formally announces his bid for the office. He vows to push fiscal reform and oversee budget and tax administration.
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