U D C Convention Arrives in Bryan with Welcome
Texas Division U D C delegates arrive in Bryan and settle into host homes ahead of the First Baptist church opening at 10 a.m. A decoration committee readies the auditorium and delegates mark stations. Social events include a Carnegie Hall reception hosted by the Ladies Choral Club. Executive board of the Texas Woman's Press Association meets at the Exchange hotel to consider memberships and routine matters.
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Texas
Bryan
First Baptist Church
Carnegie Hall
Ladies Choral Club
Ed Hall
Frederic Lillebridge
Miss Wilson
Webb Howell
W.C. Davis
Texas Woman’s Press Association
Exchange Hotel
Cornelia Branch Stone
Galveston
M. E. Bryan
Houston
J. D. Alexander
W.W. A. Hassell
Dallas
Decca Lamar West
Waco
Kate Dafflan
the Eagle
J. W. Doremus
Mattie Tabor
Oklahoma meets at Shawnee to consider constitutional clauses
Commercial bodies of the new state gather in Shawnee on the 11th to discuss constitutional clauses for government cities.
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Oklahoma
Shawnee
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Dallas
J. N. King
Frank Wilson
Tahlequah, I. T
Cherokee University
University of Arkansa
Henry denies Waters-Pierce payments in emphatic denial
Congressman JL Henry rejects any truth to Attorney General Davidson’s paragraph 14 asserting he took no money from Waters-Pierce. He says the paragraph is false about himself and Henry & Stribling and calls for full, even oath bound, investigation potentially in Austin.
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Waters
Pierce Company
Washington
JL. Henry
A Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Davidson
Henry
Prohibition Provision debated at constitutional convention
Guthrie reports the convention will draft a prohibition provision with the chairman favoring high license. The prohibition lobby intensifies as other hot topics include railroad rates school segregation public transport regulation corporate rules and taxation.
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Guthrie
Dec
Courthouse Opossum Capture and Western News Bits
A possum was captured on Paris courthouse square. North of Electra 30000 acres sold to settlers. Thomas Broughton shot near Hot Springs Mills Ark. Morgan City wharf burned. Gasoline blast in Tulsa kills Lucy Hardin. H F Foxs boy killed by locomotive at Francisco. Slaughter of game near Choctaw nation. Orient railway may enter Lawton with 26000 cash bonus. Tobias Sims found hanging near Groesbeck. Albert McQueenny dies from skull fracture near San Marcos. Coal train collision injures eight near Stamford. IRS receipts exceed prior year by about 14914762. John Boyd reprieved until March 1. August Wesseley commits suicide after killing Emile Weber. City Marshal Cartwright of Cordell kills Lee Southworth. District Judge Barrett dies in Gainesville. Cotton crop estimate 12450000 bales. Morgan Bros. win 34000 judgment in La Grange. Mint coins November totals. Zion City rambling Warship talk prompts removal. Father O Reilly buys land for German colony near Amarillo.
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Tulsa
I. T
Lucy Hardin
H. F. Fox
Francisco
Orient Railway
Lawton
Oklo
Groesbeck
Tex
Tobias Sims
San Marcos
Albert McQueenny
Stamford
John Boyd
la Grange
August Wesseley
Emile Weber
Avcrne
Cartwright
Cordell
Okla
Lee Southworth
Barrett
Gainesville
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Texas
Indiana
Morgan Bros
Katy Railway
la Grange and Lockhart Compress Company
Mnxico
Dowie
Zion City
Lake Michigan
Father O'Reilly
Illinois
Amarillo
Germany
Millette kills wife then shoots self in Ohio town
Donald Millette, 22, of Midland Ohio, fatally shot his wife during a party quarrel and then shot himself in the head. He did not survive. The killing followed accusations of infidelity amid tensions over a guest at the gathering.
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Liverpool
Donald ‘‘Millette
Midland
Here
Millette
Negro Assaults Woman Then Shot by Policeman News
Huntsville Alabama December 8 Caleb Brown a negro criminally assaulted a white woman on a street Sunday A policeman witnessed the crime and shot him but he escaped Later Brown was found dead at his home
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Huntsville
Ala
Caleb Brown
Brown
Catarrh season spurs Hyomei sales in Bryan
Fall nights bring rising catarrhal troubles in Bryan and E. J. Jenkins notes growing Hyomei demand. Begin Hyomei at first symptoms. the pocket inhaler delivers oils to nose throat and lungs. If unsatisfied, Jenkins refunds the purchase. extra bottles cost 50 cents.
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Bryan
E. J. Jenkins
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
The
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
E. W. Crenshaw
All
Shoe of the
Hbuurer & Chathan
Baptis Church
Sterling
Emmet
Maloney
Paris
Electra
Thomas Broughton
Mills
Ark
Hot Springs
Southern Pacific Railroad
Morgan City
Cgrocer
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Bundie
CIFT
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Joe B. Reed
Job
W. C. Fountain
Burt, Norways
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Fedel de
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