19 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
1
In Hearne area a swift action by Conlee and Boma secures a stolen goods recovery. A passenger train incident ends with the suspect jailed by Marshal Griffin after Conlee coordinates with railway staff. A separate report notes a 13-year-old boy in Hempstead charged with arson involving a flame tipped arrow.
The Aho White team defeated Southwestern University on a very muddy field in a hard fought game. The Houston defeat left A&M crippled, yet Whyte Beasley Kearn and Behachet stood out for A&M while Snipes Mooney and Hedrick starred for Southwestern. The score ended tied at six after a long forward pass set up a Keassia catch and kickoff.
Harvie Jordan, president of Hawthorn Cotton Association, spoke at Texas A and M College Station after attending the Texas Industrial Congress in Houston. He impressed Prof Alvard and College officials with remarks on cotton marketing and standards, inviting further talks with students and faculty. Jordan arrived by afternoon train and left for Houston the same day.
Reports indicate a large attendance for the Thanksgiving Day football game between the University of Texas and the A M College. The Houston & Texas Central will run two special trains to Houston, with round trip fares at one dollar. Students may attend, returning on the early train. Tickets managed by Dr. D. Alton Kyle. West End park box seats set at 1.10, others at 1.00. Coaches Moran and staff keep players in full training for the showdown, while alumni and local supporters prepare to travel from nearby areas. The piece notes cotton market context and agricultural interests tied to the event.
Myron J. Crippen, father of London murder suspect Dr. Hawley H. Crippen, died in Los Angeles at age, penniless and bedridden. Illness and old age are cited as the cause, following the sensational crime in London.
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