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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

6

Main Street Fire Wrecks Sam B. Wilson Store

Fire destroyed most of Wilson dry goods stock on the second floor and damaged Hanway buggies on the adjoining building. Bryan fire crews led by Chief Jenkins and Wade Cox fought flames from inside and outside, saving lower floors and delaying spread while insurers assess losses.

Sam B. Wilson J. T. Hanway A. E. Worley Co. E. Jenkins Wade Cox Chas. Vetter Chemical Company No. 2 C. L. Johnson Engine Company No. 1 Bryan J. D. Mann Wilson J. T Hanway Hanway J. D. Irons Tyler T. P. Boyett John Daly Jr

Federal Forces Advance Against Rebels in Mexico Campaign

A 1500-strong column led by General Javier Demoure departed Mexico City today to pursue rebels at Matamoros with ten armored cars. No combat report reached Escalon Chihuahua as press editorials claim U S policy seeks to seize Baja California and parts of Nuevo Leon Coahuila and California.

Mexico City Javier Demoure Matamoros War Office Escalon Chihuahua el Diario United States Mexico California Simora Nuevo Leon Coahuila

Call for Precinct and County Democratic Conventions

R M Nall, chairman, calls all Brazos County Democrats opposed to Fort Worth convention nominee Thomas H Ball to meet in precincts on April 4 1914 at 3 pm to elect delegates for the county convention in Bryan April 6 1914 at 10 am to pick delegates for the State convention in Fort Worth April 14 1914 and to select a gubernatorial candidate for the July 1914 Democratic primary.

Brazos County Dallas Fort Worth Thomas H. Ball Bryan Court House R. M. Nall

Birthday Honors for Victor Murdock Congressman from Wichita

Victor Murdock Republican congressman from Wichita born in Burlingame Kansas on March 18 1871. He moved to Wichita in 1872 was educated in local schools and Lewis Academy. He started printing at age ten became a reporter at fifteen later in Chicago, and by 1894 was managing editor of the Wichita Daily Eagle. He served in the Fifty-eighth through Sixty-second Congresses and was reelected to the Sixty third.

Victor, Murdock Wichita Burlingame Kam Lewis Academy Chicago Wichita Daily Eagle

Ocean schooner sunk in North Sea collision with Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse

Bremen dispatch reports an unidentified three masted schooner sank after colliding with the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in the North Sea last night. All crew aboard the schooner were drowned.

Associated Press Bremen Germany North Sea

Showstorm Rages Across North Texas

Show storm sweeps West Texas and North Texas from Vernon to Wichita Falls with heavy snowfall reported across the region. Ice and cold follow as travel becomes difficult and power lines contend with accumulating snow.

Associated Press Wichita Falls Tex Texas Vernon

Plantersville Priest Helps at St Joseph’s Day Service

Father George Apel of Plantersville assisted Father Glessener in St Joseph’s Church services today for St Joseph’s Day. He said the weather was disagreeable yet a large crowd attended and seemed to enjoy the event.

George Apel Plantersville Father Glessener St Joseph's Church Father Apel

Enormous Growth in U S Road Bond Activity 1914 Year Book

The Official Good Roads Year Book 1914 reports 1230 counties in the United States have issued highway bonds totaling about 250 million dollars to improve and maintain roads. It notes a booming road industry with extensive state supervision and widespread infrastructure progress led by the American Highway Association.

United States American Highway Association Washington New York Illinois Iowa New Mexico J. E Pennybacker Logan Waller Page Federal Office of Public Roads Charles P. Light

Lone Bandit Robs Wells-Fargo Express on Gulf Coast Train

A lone bandit robbed an express car on northbound Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe train 202 near Silsbee Texas, securing about $20 000. Express Messenger Rob Martin was tied with a coat but unharmed. The heist occurred on pay day for Kirby Lumber Company with payroll around $20 000.

Kirby Company Silsbee Beaumont McCray Rob Martin Martin

Farm Facts by Peter Radford

The Texas Farmers’ Union column argues farming is the state’s biggest business yet hampered by laws. It claims one fourth of rural Texans move restlessly, 220000 tenant farmers suffer under peasantry’s lash, and calls for farmer ownership of all market machinery and cooperative legislation.

Texas Farmers’ Union Texas

Wrestling Match Ends In Tie At Rockdale

WRESTLING MATCH A TIE. The Rockdale bout between R. R. Braswell and "Peewee" lasted one hour and ended in a draw. Braswell pressured throughout and was never in danger of being thrown.

Rockdale R. R. Braswell Braswell

Santa Fe Train Robbers Steal 14000 From Wells Fargo

Beaumont Texas reports no clues or trace of the Santa Fe robbers who yesterday stole 14000 in cash from Wells Fargo Express Company.

Beaumont Tex Santa Fe Wells- Fargo Express Company

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromide Quinine Ad

Trade ad claims the product cures a cold in one day with bromide quinine and a cough head ache remedy. It promises money back if ineffective and notes Groves signature on each box.

Grovf

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John T. Hanway Nannie Rohde Oliver and P. 0 Parker- Astin West Good Roads Lone Bandit Road Express Company Peter, Radford Associated Pressy Thedford Thedfords Black-Draught Grove Kentucky J. W. Harper L. W. Harper Louisville, Ky Dussitler
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