Congress Reassembles as Wilson-era Policies Shape Agenda
Congress returns to work amid a wide program from antitrust to currency reform. The Senate and House push for rural credit, national defense expansion, and labor issues while debating government ownership of railroads and plans for aviation, with women’s suffrage and Mexican policy added to the heavy legislative mix.
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Washington
Jas
Congress
M Hoay
Clark
Hin Kavel
Shallar Weene
Senate
Premont Marshall
Hreed
Wilson
Revison
Biur
House
Yorational Fund
Agricultural Education
National de Fenne
Volunteer Army
Padgett
Naval Miliia
Hobson
National Defense
General Administration
Mem Tore
Calumet
Heb
Wlon
Howrem
Policy outline for Central American affairs proposed
Secretary Bryan outlines a Senate Commission on Foreign Relations plan to set a general policy toward Central American countries. The protectorates issue motivates the proposal, with approval expected from the Senate during upcoming months. President Wilson and Secretary Bevan are anticipated to participate in shaping the policy.
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House
Congress
Washington
Houes
Hie
Impn
Mexico
Army
Con
Nicaragua
Bryan Dd
Hot McEt
Misiton
Wilwon
Bevan
Federal echoes through nation and courts on Jan 12
Washington reports Congress reconvenes after a three week holiday with early focus on rural credit separation antitrust matters and the Mexican situation. Hans Schmidt seeks a second murder trial transfer to criminal court. Advertising executives gather in Pinehurst for the Winter Cole League tournament. Dr B Clark Hyde faces fourth murder charge in Swope case. FedReserve panel hearings consider regional bank sites. Billy Papke versus George Chip set for Milwaukee bout.
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Washington
Congresa
New York
Whitman
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Supreme Court
Pinehurst
N.C
Cole League of Advertising
Masquerade Ball at Kurten February Sixth
The OD Club Savige will host a second ambi masquerade ball at Kurten on February 6 with admission 60 cents and ladies free. W HRDTRE serves as Chairman.
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Savige
Kurten
W. Hrdtre
Bottom Lands Need Care After Flooding Study
Excerpt reports soil expert A H Leidigt in charge of Texas experiment station studies in the Brazos bottom, noting minimal washing and advising flood-affected land owners on drift wood disposal, drainage, plowing, and soil fertilization. He recommends deeper, thorough breaking in sandy areas and suggests considering a stock law for long cultivated sections to curb costs.
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Collone
Hrazon
Mloda
A. H. Leidigt
Fagronomint
Téxax
Staous
Lottoms
Laaldigh
Marlin
Brasoe
Th Youngblood
Mr. Letigh
Isteteta
Iviug
Lehdigh
Lehigh
Plan to cut fences and expand cotton farming urged
Plantation owners face restoring fences and saving thousands by removing barriers. Leidigh proposes new cultivation rows in black land regions with stock law in effect, urging track themes and estate planning, with labor from local forums and sales at markets. He says to extend downriver toward College Station.
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Pana
Black Land
Leidiiah
Thewa Forum
Leidigh
College Staton
Hotel Bryan Arrivals List Of Guests
A hotel arrivals column lists guests visiting in Houston Dallas Navasota Hearne Tyler Austin Marlin Abilene Chicago Memphis and St Louis with names including Mrs Barber Dr Smith Judge Robinson and J S Jenkins among others. The notice reflects a period lodging summary of patrons in transit.
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Mrs. P . Barber
Houston
M.A. Benard
Dallas
M. Spann
Navasota
R. A. Collier
Hearne
Lottin
Tyler
H Glesecke
Austin
W. H. Lawler
G. N. Lacewell
Smith
Marlin
H. Rogers
Abilene
B. Mann
R.A. Allen
B. Hi. Pettus
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
P. W. Steber
C. Nagle
A. Munn
Palestine
W. J. Marshall
G.N. Rupert Brooks
Judge Robinson
J. Abramson
Bt. Louis
D. B. Knowlton
A.C. Lambert
Jenkins
Mumford
R.A
McDonald
Navarota
McCain
W. L. Biabee
Hamilton
A. Hi. Patrick
St. Louis
Newsom
Wellborn
Weather report for Bryan area by John Daly Jr
Temperature and precipitation data for Bryan over the past 24 hours are noted with a forecast for unsettled conditions. Rain tonight is expected and Tuesday will be warmer.
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Bryan
Bryan and Vicinity
Toulebt
John Daly, JR
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B. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Federal Reserve Banking Committee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Wis
Billy Papke
George Chip
Scranton
Chip
Papke
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