Frank Clarke Nominated for City Secretary Post
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re election to City Secretary in Bryan Texas subject to the Democratic party actions. E A Calvin head of the Texas Farmers Union seeks a state law adding agriculture and horticulture to public school curricula and plans to push the measure at the state capitol with legislators' support.
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Bryan
Texas
Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
Texas ‘Farmers’ Union
E. A. Calvin
Calvin
State Capitol
Stranger Registers at New Lindell Hotel as Traveling Man
A well dressed stranger registered at the New Lindell yesterday claiming to be a traveling man. He called on the W. B. and created suspense with his arrival in town.
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New Lindell
W. B
Lantern house swindler flees after cashing forged check
A man in Lanagan bought articles of wearing apparel with a check drawn on a Houston firm. The check cleared, but a Houston firm could not be found. After a bank alert and a wire to Houston, the suspect vanished, slipping away with watches on trains and leaving authorities puzzled.
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Palestine Herald
Bryan Lodge Sons of Herman Elects Officers and Recognizes Treasurer
The Bryan Lodge Sons of Herman elected and installed E. Griesser president, Phillip Endler vice president, August Prinzel secretary, John Wittman treasurer, and Charles Nitch trustee for the year. Wittman, serving his twelfth year as treasurer, received a Stetson hat as a surprise gift for his faithful service.
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The
Bryan Lodge Sons of
Herman
E. Griesser
Phillip Endler
August Prinzel
John Wittman
Charles Nitch
Wittman
Lodge
Death of Gus Straub Son of local residents
The town mourns the death of Gus Straub, nine years old, son of Mr and Mrs Straub, after a period of intense suffering. His bright spirit returned to God who gave it, ending a short, sunlit life in the home.
Beloved Child Laid to Rest at Minter Springs Cemetery
The bereaved family and friends remember a young child whose departure for a better world brings grief yet hope of a future reunion. The funeral laid the remains to rest at Minter Springs cemetery with floral tributes and expressions of love from the community.
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Minter Springs
Relief for Kingston Authorized to Send Ship With Supplies
The House, resuming debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill, passed an emergency Jamaica relief bill empowering the president to dispatch the Celtic with relief stores to Kingston. The chamber then finalised 400 budget pages before adjourning.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Jamaica
Celtic
Thousands killed as Kingston disaster leaves city in ruins
The Kingston catastrophe compares to San Francisco and Valparaiso. Thousands perished and hundreds of bodies are being recovered from the wreckage as the town lies in ruins. Rescue teams struggle amid collapsed buildings and heavy debris.
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Kingston
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Wobel
Sleet Storm Disrupts Western Pennsylvania and Ohio Rail Lines
A southwest sleet storm caused telegraph and telephone outages across western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia. In Pittsburgh John E Mackin eighteen a messenger died after slipping on ice in front of a moving train. Freight handler Andrew Matiesko died after slipping while carrying a box. Ice and snow cover Missouri Kansas and northern Oklahoma and Indian Territory disrupting wire services.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
John E. Mackin
Andrew Matiesko
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Red Cross to Send $5,000 Aid to Kingston Jamaica
Red Cross society will ship five thousand dollars in relief funds to Kingston Jamaica to assist after a local disaster or crisis. The move reflects coordinated international humanitarian support from New York authorities.
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Red Cross
New York
Red Cross Society
Kingston
Jamaica
Kingston Horror Grows As Jamaica City Is Devastated
Reports from Kingston Jamaica describe a catastrophe with deaths ranging from five hundred to over one thousand and thousands injured. The harbor bottom has shifted with lighthouses gone, ships crowded with victims, and a nationwide relief effort underway as fleets arrive.
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New York
Kingston
England
Missouri
Indiana
London
Jamaica
Kinkston
Plum Point
Port Royal
Two Suits Filed Against U S on Treaty Japan School Rights
Two lawsuits were filed in San Francisco to compel the United States to enforce treaty provisions granting Japanese nationals equal school advantages. The actions move through federal courts and name the United States and school authorities as defendants.
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Washington
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Levee Breaks After Ohio Flood Hits Shawneetown
Shawneetown Illinois reports a levee breach due to the Ohio River flood on January 18. Damages expected along the riverfront and surrounding streets as water pours into low areas. The incident prompts evacuation alerts and emergency assessments by local authorities.
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Shawneetown
Ill
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UE Bryan, Texas
United States Government Depositary
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
E. W. Crenshaw
J. W. English
J. N. Cole
E. H. Astin
MO. K. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Sons OF Herman
Emmet & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Hunter
Chatham
N. Jametta
James & Nunn
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Carson, Sewall & Company
ANCE
W. B. Wates
Higgs & Haygoods
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
City National Bank
Smith Building
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
Joe B. Reed
Friend-In-Neaq Soccrty
Joe B. Rebrd
C. E. Bullock & CO
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