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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
1
Mexican officials say Washington shows no active plans for intervention and bluffing about armed interference. Reports note anti American sentiment waning as foreigners rush to coast towns like Orizaba while rebels gain ground elsewhere.
Durban reports a large labor strike spreading from railroads to mines and plantations. About 150000 East Indian workers have left work causing serious disorder fears across Natal on November 18.
Mexico City reports the cabinet crisis as President Huerta pushes to reorganize Congress. A resignation shakes the interior ministry Aldape while uncertainty grows over the United States embassy status and potential implications for foreign affairs.
Juarez facing rapid seizure by Constitutionalists as rebels number about seven thousand attack by rail and cross the river. Federal troops offered little resistance and were overwhelmed. casualties reported but details unclear. El Paso observers note the strategic border city’s fall endangers northern Mexico routes.
A scrambled Associated Press dispatch from Vera Cruz notes official denial of changes and hints at policy continuing. The report mentions Americans and Mexicans traveling from Mexico City and urgent direction regarding Huerta’s attitude amid unrest.
The Southern Pacific strike ended as the company met with the employee joint committee and agreed to prompt resolution of disputes. Traffic between New Orleans and El Paso resumed with workers reporting, and a full general resumption ordered for 1 PM after Federal Mediation Board negotiations.
El Paso reports General Villa's strategy as one of the cleverest in Mexico's history. Federals misread his moves and reinforcements arrived to sustain the attack. Some reports mention slight losses, with unidentified Americans killed during fighting.
City dispatch reports President Huerta intends to resign amid political tension as authorities consider next steps. The note cites informal talks and shifting leadership plans within the Mexican government.
Joseph F. Joh, an Alabama newspaperman and 1880 founder, is named editor for the United States Senate coverage. A Princeton native from Bibb County, he is 55 and recently led a Selma paper with a long career in journalism.
An article in a Mexico City paper criticizes President Wilson after a recent U S policy shift. It asserts the U S harms Mexican pride by overreaching and mocks American influence, calling for independence and firm stance amid tensions over Mexico policy.
In Cincinnati today the habeas corpus action was invoked to permit a prisoner to communicate with his wife. The case involves M. C. Prichard and is noted by the Associated Press report.
A twenty day hiatus was averted as the state dry department announced midnight effect for a new law. The attorney general’s office indicated the measure would be in force for twenty days starting November in Austin.
A father and his fifteen year old son were killed in Alpine when an unidentified man opened fire. A Brewster by association escaped, and the investigation centers on the motive and shooter.
The carnival moved on its special train and will appear this week under the auspices of the City Fire Department. The fire department collected 2.50 for each concession and 12 1.2 percent of receipts totaling 295.50. In Brenham the carnival will show under the Brenham Fire Department.
A man died in an incident while saddling a wild mule. Details are sparse, with the report attributed to B Lockhart via the Associated Press. The event occurred on the reported date in a rural setting, with limited specifics released.
A Dallas court sentence dated November 17 imposes three years for Brook Brooks who shot his wife after forcing entry. The report notes the defendant admitted the fatal act and received the minimal prison term under the circumstances.
Rebels admit eleven Federal officers executed since Juarez fell on Saturday while Americans say twenty three are dead. Federals forced to dig graves, tried to escape and were shot.
Mrs Daisy Branch Stone of Texas was elected president general of the Daughters of the Confederacy at a national meeting held in New Orleans. The vote was reported as unanimous with McLaurin Stevens of Mississippi also mentioned in the proceedings.
Governor Colquitt received a telegram threatening to compel a Texas answer carried by 127 Mexicans of San Marcos. The message challenged state laws and warned of violence. Colquitt replied that he would uphold the laws of this State and maintain order.
Mexico City reports that President Huerta will align with Carranza against mediation or alliance with the United States. The National Palace statement signals a unified, dignified stance and casts doubt on ongoing negotiations with Washington.
Port Huron reports two sailors from the steamer John A McLean of Cleveland washed ashore after the vessel was lost in Sunday's storm. The ship was among the Great Lakes fleet noted for size.
Washington November 15. As the Mexican Congress the United States refuses to recognize convenes nothing definite was expected to develop today. The capture of Juarez is expected to have considerable effect in Mexico City.
A fog over Lake Huron and gale conditions hinder a precise count of ships and men lost. Authorities believe there were multiple vessels and casualties, with uncertainty remaining about exact numbers as fog settles.
A Cleveland report shows 173 drownings and sales losses from Sunday to Tuesday totaling 3 million dollars, reflecting a severe financial and human toll.
Montgomery Alabama November 13. A Georgia Central train derailed after plunging through a trestle near Clayton Alabama killing twenty people and injuring about 250. The crash disrupted service and prompted emergency responses from local and state authorities.
A crowded excursion train running at high speed derailed after a rear trestle collapse near Eufaula during the county fair. Several passengers were injured as the wreck demolished the rear cars. Authorities investigated the cause and ensured crowd safety at the event.
City records show water department revenue 1 044 00 with pump charges 394 38 and other items 51 00 totaling 606 73. Sewer department revenue lists 151 00 and recapitulation shows profits 437 27 from water and 792 04 from sewer plus 151 00 other profits totaling 1 980 831.
The Brazos Cafe passes to new owner Mrs. Wyant formerly of Dairy Lunch now operating as Brazos Cafe with a focus on cleanliness and good service. The Eagle recommends public patronage and notes the cafe’s intention to secure a larger share of Bryan’s restaurant trade.
County enumerator Mr Edsg Derden reports cotton ginned to November 1 1912 totaled 33 029 bales, while by November 1 1913 the figure fell to 24 579 bales a drop of 8 517 bales.
Brief fragments show a conference on crime poverty and disease with nations from across the country and world. London quotes Elizabeth and mentions a royal ship nearing completion fitted to fight airfuel and war actions.
A fragment from a church service notes Dr Barton delivering a morning sermon on education and liberal offerings. The passage mentions a collection taken at the close of the service and the impact of the message on attendees.
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