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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

7

Doomed Day Shift Entombed After New Mexico Mine Blast

A massive explosion at the Stag Canon No 2 shaft of Phelps Dodge near Dawson New Mexico trapped about 230 miners from the day shift as rescuers worked to provide air and reach the entombed. By noon 25 had been rescued alive and 42 bodies recovered with hundreds still missing.

Associated Press Dawson Dawstn, N. M Colorado United States Trinidad Phelps-Dodge Company of New York F. L. Miller Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Rescue Department Colo

Lind Leave Mexico After Mexico Visit

Mrs John Lind was aboard the Ward Line steamship Morro Castle sailing for New York this afternoon Special Representative Lind will stay in Vera Cruz awaiting State Department instructions in Washington

Vera Cruz John Lind Ward Line Morro Castle New York Lind State Department Washington

Mobilization Point Ordered In Arkansas

The War Department ordered Fort Logan Roots to be a mobilization point for Arkansas State National Guard. Local authorities say the move adds a backup mobilization point amid concerns of possible trouble with Mexico.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark War Department Fort Logan State National Guard Mexico

Belief of Friendly Adjustment in Mexican Affairs

Washington reports officials expect closer talks with England to yield a friendly understanding on Mexican affairs while keeping details secret. Huerta’s stance suggests a Washington statement may cite Mexico’s failure to conduct free elections. Secretary Bryan directs Charge d Affaires OShaughnessy to press for a fair trial for Daniel and Everisto Madero.

Associated Press Washington England Huerta Mexico Bryan O'Shaughnessy Daniel Everisto Madero

Stringent Ruling on Saloon Law In Austin

The attorney general ruled that bartenders and saloon proprietors must close by nine thirty, prohibiting them from staying after hours to clean. It also bans saloonists from selling during regular hours and delivering after closing time.

Associated Press Austin Attorney General

Thaw Indicted in New York State Conspiracy Case

A grand jury in New York returns a blanket indictment charging Harry Thaw and four others with conspiracy related to his escape from Mattewan. Jerome plans to use the indictment to pursue Thaw’s extradition.

Thaw New York State Dictment Harry Thaw Mattewan Jerome

United States Presses Non Interference in Mexican Waters

Washington reports say the U S government plans to define a policy denying foreign warships any meddling in Mexican waters and to recognize only constitutional governments in the western hemisphere. Officials warn of strong action if interference continues.

Francisco Gomez Mexico Bryan Wilson United States

Texas State Banks Show Assets of 133 Million

A report by Texas Commissioner W W Collier details capital and surplus against liabilities for 809 state banks. Total assets stand at 133 546 900, with capital 31 879 500, surplus 6 352 750, profits 3 578 700, and deposits 91 735 950. The smallest capital group has the lowest liability ratio at 34.39 percent while five larger institutions show 113.4 percent due in part to trust business.

Texas

Fountain Honors Titanic Heroes Butt and Miller

Washington plans advance for a fountain south of the White House to honor Major Archibald W. Butt and Francis David Miller who died in the Titanic disaster. Taft chairs the fundraising commission and the artistic memorial features a Tennessee marble bowl with a 12 foot shaft and water cascades from four globes. An inscription credits their memory and notes the sculptor and architect donated their services.

Washington White House Archibald W. Butt Francis Dr. Miller Taft Francis David Miller Archibald Willingham Butt Congress

Severe Earthquake Shocks Rattle Colon

Colon October 23 A severe earthquake rocked the town this morning causing houses to shake and clocks to stop but no serious damage was reported.

Colon Associated Press

Birthday Honors for Waxahachie Democrat Jack Beall

Jack Beall of Waxahachie born October 24 1866 in Ellis County Texas. He earned a UT law degree in 1890 and served in Texas House 1892 1894 and Texas Senate 1894 1898. He was elected to the Fifty eighth through Sixty second Congresses and re elected to the Sixty third.

Chie Ellis County Texas Law Department University of Texas House of Representatives Senate State of Texas

Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares November 27

President Wilson issued his first Thanksgiving proclamation from Washington designating November 27 as the day of thanks under a mood of cautious optimism. The article also notes a lighthearted aside about a bachelor’s fear of marriage.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Wilson

Allens Romped on Bryan Baptists in 33 to 0 Clash

The Allens hammered the Bryan Baptists 33 to 0 behind five touchdowns and two failed goals. Bryant and Knittle scored for Allen with key moments from an opportunistic defense, while Ferguson starred for the Baptists despite the loss. The report notes Allen as a fast prep squad and the Baptists as light and inexperienced but resilient.

Baptist Bryant Allen Knittle Allens Walling Ferguson Baptists Trant Hamilton Deware

Red hot Texas governor race eyed by J L Fountain

Bryan State Representative J L Fountain comments to the Houston Post that predicting the next Texas governor is impossible due to many candidates and potential entrants. He notes a hot race with possible pro prohibition and anti-prohibition dynamics and no clear frontrunner.

Governor's Race To Houston Post United States Bow

Pinching the Fruit Prank in Old-World Style

A fruit stand owner from Italy tired of passersby pinching his produce. He displayed a large coconut with a sign inviting curious noses to pinch the coconut instead, in a humorous appeal to customers to stop pinching his fruit.

Italy

How Could She Notice A Woman With Colorful Attire

A dialogue notes a passerby wearing a gray hat with a white feather and a vivid ensemble including a red velvet rose accent and mauve peplum. The other speaker admits not noticing the woman in question or specifying details beyond casual curiosity.

Brazos County Sheriff Sale Notice In 1918 Case

Notice describes an order of sale from Brazos County District Court issued October 1 1918 in the case Mrs M J Parker versus Lee detailing a sheriff sale action under court authority.

Sach Francisco Bruno S. W R. M. Dansby Francisco Arizalone Brazos County Texas India S. E Center Bryan Hearne Road Lee Rao Francis Rao Ned Rao Lucia Rao M. J. Parker A. D State of Texas County of Brazos District Court of Lee

Stomach Trouble for Five Years Solved by Black Draught

Pomerayton Ky A J Hughes writes that five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches ended after three months of Thedford s Black Draught. He credits the remedy with restoring eating and sleep and urges families to keep a supply in the home.

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New Mexico Mas Arkansas Dodson E. J. Jenkins Maderos Mexi the Adminis Tration Huff Tex Insurance and Banking W. W. Collier Archie Butt Francis D. Miller Daily Eagle Jack Beall Waxaha Bryan Baptists ING Baptist Academy Boys The Erty County of Brazos R. M .Dansby W. O. Hearne Bryan and Hearne Road Giovanna Pomillo N. E H. & T. C. Railroad J. D. Conlee J. L. Fountain Ernor Hughes Pomerayton, Ky A. J. Hughes Theoford Thedford Lever’s Balsam of Severa’s Cedar Rapids James
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