Wilsons Envoy and Carranza Confer at Nogales
The meeting between William Bayard Hale and General Carranza near Nogales is viewed in Washington as an initial American move showing interest in the Constitutionalist movement. Hale, though unofficial, likely relays Carranza’s character and support among Constitutionalists to inform policy considerations. No final American policy was announced.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Bayard Hale
General Carranza
Nogales
United States
Hale
Carranza
Texas Cities Issue Building Permits Totalling 1.76 Million
Building permits issued in Texas nine leading cities for October total $1,760,338, up $402,116 from September. Dallas Houston and San Antonio lead, with Fort Worth and El Paso showing varied gains and declines. Since January 1 permits reach $21,510,203. Dallas records $7,324,475 and Houston $4,700,781.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Keene
Galveston
el Paaso
Austin
Beaumont
el Paso
Malins
Brazos County Hookworm Report Summary
Doctors Brownlee and Adams report hookworm tests in Brazos County from seven towns. Of 1372 examined, 68 were positive (4.9 percent). school age group 6 to 18 had 513 infected among 620 tested. They proceed to Navarro County, starting Monday.
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College Station
Bryan
Millican
Benchley
Steep Hollow
Kurten
Harvey
Wellborn
Cawthon
Ceere
Brazos County
Brownlee
Adams
Corsicana
Navarro County
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Brazos County Texas
Sheriff J. D. Conlee will sell at Brazos County courthouse Bryan Texas on the first Tuesday in December 1913 the property of L. D. Abbott and Mrs. E. A. Abbott Lot C in James sub-division block 50 Mitchells addition to Bryan to satisfy 821.70 plus interest from September 12 1913. The sale is by order of the Honorable District Court of Brazos County in the case Mrs. D. L. Parker vs L. D. Abbott and Mrs. E. A. Abbott No 6619.
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County OF
Brazos
District Court of
Brazos County
Texas
J. W. Barron
D. L. Parker
L. D. Abbott
E. A. Abbott
Court House
City of
Bryan
Jame
Mitchell
A. D
J. D. Conlee
Huerta Seen Ready to Quit as U S Aims Succeed
Reports from Washington and Mexico City say Huerta may resign once a suitable successor is chosen. Officials expect a peaceful settlement with no immediate need for force. Moheno and Aldálpe are names linked to possible transitions while John Lind's return prompts talks with Huerta's committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Huerta
United States
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Congress
Moheno
England to Hands Off
London officials reply to President Wilson and announce the policy is one of non interference regarding Huerta. The British government states it will withdraw from any involvement in the Huerta matter.
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England
Associated Press
London
Wilson
Huerta
Senate Democrats Back Six Regional Bank Plan
Washington reports Senate Democrats at a party conference considered the administration currency bill to settle House and Senate Banking Committee differences. The compromise calls for six regional reserve banks, balancing House twelve and Senate four, with passage expected in a form acceptable to the President.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Democrats
House
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Committee
Second Crop Potatoes Prove Nall’s Farming Mastery
Mr. R. M. Nall again demonstrates expert farming and diversification by yielding top quality second crop Irish potatoes. He grew them from late summer seed saved from spring harvest, yielding large smooth tubers with excellent color and flavor, showcasing thrift and planning in Texas agriculture.
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R. M. Nall
Eagle Editor Today
Texas
Nall
Rural Carrier Resigns for Post Office Job
Mr G O Buckhaults, rural mail carrier from Bryan, resigns to take a post office position in Wharton Texas. Will Locke fills the route until a new appointment. Buckhaults left for Wharton this morning. his wife will join him Friday in Madisonville. Friends extend best wishes to the pair.
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G. O. Buckhauks
Bryan
Wharton
Texas
Will Locke
Buckhaults
Madisonville
Bryan City Ordinance on Sanitary Sewerage Compliance
The 1913 Bryan Texas ordinance declares all privies and slop receptacles along sewer lines a nuisance and bans their use unless connected to the city sewerage system. It imposes fines up to 25 dollars, requires city approval of sewerage, and orders property owners to connect within 30 days of notification.
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City of
Bryan
Sata
Texas
W. W. Harris
Waco Citizen Dies After Stabbing by Blind Man
Waco resident J. P. Honea of the city sanitary department died from stab wounds inflicted yesterday by W. D. Pitts who is described as blind. Pitts says Honea struck him with a lantern during the incident.
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Associated Press
Waco
J. P. Honea
City Sanitary Department
W. D. Pitts
Pitts
Heena
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