Local residents stop by and travel notices fill page
Names from Bethel Millican Hearne and Hempstead appear as visitors and travelers. Aegle Knight and others visit Hempstead Carrs Hardware and Alexandria Cemetery work is announced for Friday. Local ads note ride to deliver cotton seed hulls and a restaurant open day and night.
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Hempstead
A. M. Carlton
Crocket
J.T. Leathers
Edge
Eagle Office
Alexandria
Alexandria Chapel
Bryan city council approves street labor ordinance and resignations
The Bryan city council met last night with all officers present. Mayor Adams announced the agenda and the council passed an ordinance requiring all able bodied male residents aged 21 to 45 to work on streets five days or pay a per day fine, with a substitute option. A new corporation court was established and mayor acts as ex-officio recorder. Clerk salary terms and fee structure were set, and a street commissioner was discussed but no action taken. Mayor Adams and Alderman Harris resigned, and an election for mayor and one alderman was ordered for Sept. 12.
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Bryan
City of
Corporation Court of
Corporation Court
Justice Courts
W. W. Harris
B. F. Leman
Orphanage Fire Kills Three In New York Convent
Fire at the Dominican sisters orphanage in Sparkville Rockland county morning blaze traps inmates. Three dead include Helen Brown Emma Mackay Teresa Murphy. Twenty injured among nurses and staff. asylum housed 850 children. damage about 100000 dollars.
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Domican Sisters
Sparkville
Rockland County
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Helen Brown
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Maria
Agnathius
Britain Faces Trade Decline in South America
Washington reports British Germany and Italy push to expand South American trade. Special commissioner T Worthington finds British goods losing ground to the United States Germany and other nations with price competition and quality gaps. American locomotives and skilled U S manufacturers gain footholds.
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South America
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Thorite is chosen high explosive for Philippine campaign
Washington reports thorite experiments satisfactory and recommended for use with high power guns in the Philippines. It explodes only with a detonator and when confined, with trials showing 10 inch shells failing to explode on a 5 inch plate. The report notes the moral effect of combined fire on Filipino opposition.
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Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Manila
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