Democratic unity urged to beat panic and restore prosperity
The author argues for cross party unity to revive confidence after a banking crisis. They critique Roosevelt's leadership and Panama bonds, noting the treasury's use of deposits and bonds. They propose Bryan's deposit guarantee plan and discuss possible Republican measures, including asset currency ideas already in practice by the treasury.
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Roosevelt
Panama
Depty
Treasury
Federal Treasury
Evi
Bryan
Aldrich
Senate
Fowler
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Bank notes and deposits tied to government bonds debated
Rufus Hardy of Washington contends banks with national deposits use U S bonds as collateral to issue bank notes worth 2409 million dollars. He urges equal redeemability with gold and criticizes congressional inaction while noting procedural limits on adjournment.
Christmas Gift Advice From Walkers Five And Ten
A Walker’s Five and Ten ad urges shoppers to maximize money for Christmas presents and still have funds left for themselves. The message promises value and budget focus for holiday buying.
Walker's Five and Ten Cent Store Gift Range
A rundown of Walker's Five and Ten Cent Store features gifts across categories. Statuary China glassware pictures bric a brac toys and gifts for all ages are advertised. The notice highlights a broad assortment for holiday shoppers.
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Walker
Fix Up for Christmas by J. W. Allen
Polishing and furniture finishing offered before holidays by expert workmen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 159. Dec. 28. J. W. Allen.
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J. W.allen
Red Spectre and Just in Time Show at Opera House
Two new pictures headlining an opera house run: The Red Spectre, a hand colored French import, and Just in Time. Charlie Nash Ed Nash and Joe Berry from Madison county visited the Eagle last night. Don’t miss the mammoth holiday doll in Walker’s Five and Ten store.
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Charlie
Ed Nash
Joe Berry
Madison County
Charlie Nash
Eagle
Walker
Mrs. W. H. Kinney Dies in Ennis at 29
Mrs. W. H. Kinney died shortly after midnight at her Ennis home from heart failure. She was 29, wife of W. H. Kinney and mother of a young son. A Bryan-born daughter of T. P. Boyett, she leaves her husband, one son, and is mourned by friends in Bryan and Ennis. Remains to be brought to Bryan for burial.
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W. H. Kinney
Ennis
T. P. Boyett
Recital by Texas Woman's College Pupils at Carnegie Hall
Pupils of the Music Department under Mr Lillebridge performed seven numbers at Carnegie Hall last night before a large audience with many encores. Performers included Misses Niche Peale Ruth Boatwright Gertrude Eaves Norris Tabor Pauline Webb Irma Harris and Mr Wynne Lay Mrs Lillebridge substituted for Miss Arnie Cole who could not attend due to illness. The college's music program is noted for high quality training.
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Texas Woman’s College
Lillebridge
Carnegie Hall
Niche Peale
Ruth Boatwright
Gertrude Eaves
Norris Tabor
Pauline Webb
Irma ‘Harris
Wynne Lay
Arnie Cole
Teachers Institute Work at Urazos County
The Urazos County Teachers' Institute had a busy day with devotional exercises led by Rev. J. K. Turrentine. Prof. J. L. Stasny led agricultural discussion and questioned attendees. Dr. O. C. Charlton spoke on Biology's contributions to character building and Supt. W. C. Lawson on reading. The third day opens at 9 a.m.
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Urazos County
O. C. Charlton
Supt
W. C. Lawson
Two Others Wounded and Twenty-six More Robbed
In Monroé Louisiana on December 17 an Italian killed near Tremont by black assailants marks a fatal toll tied to local labor changes at Chathamville. Two more Italians were wounded and twenty-six robbed as a party of thirty-nine Italians fled the camp area. The attackers allegedly followed from the lumber camp and seized nearly all valuables, with one Italian narrowly escaping murder when demanded payment of 50 cents of his life.
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Monroé
Tremont
Chathamville
Deliberate Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout in Laurel
In Laurel Mississippi on December 17 Edward Brage was killed and S W Sharborough former state senator was wounded in a quarrel over business matters. Sharborough bought a shotgun and shells, Brage fired striking Sharborough thrice but not fatally. A struggle for the gun led Sharborough to fire and kill Brage. a small boy was slightly injured.
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Laurel
Miss
Edward Brage
S. W. Sharborough
Bragg
Sharborough
Nitroglycerin Explosion Hits Dupont Works Near Bowling Green
Six hundred quarts of nitroglycerin exploded at the Dupont Powder works two miles from Bowling Green Ohio. No loss of life reported as workers had left the premises. A theory blames yeggmen for trying to replenish explosive stock. evidence includes a vest and horse blanket found nearby with no human remains. Plant sustained heavy damage.
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Bowling Green
Dee
Dupont Powder Works
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E. J. Fountain
Hardy
Stag
Emmet & Maloney
U. S
Congress
Stan
Republican Party
House
Rufus Hardy
Washington, D. C
Perry Camasrraas
Hunter
Chatham Men’s Furnishers
Guy M. Board
W. B. Hudson
Bryan, Texas
Frank Thomas
Stone City
Texas
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