Death of Mrs Annie Childress in Madison County
Mrs. Annie Childress of Madison County died yesterday afternoon at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Allen Smith after ten days illness. She was 27, a widow, daughter of Joe Rasco, leaves one child. Her husband George Childress died about two years ago. Remains sent to Normangee Madison County for interment.
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Annie Childress
Madison County
Allen Smith
Childress
Joe Rasco
George Childress
Normangee
Appointment of Financial Agent at Texas Woman's College
Mr I J White of this city has assumed the position of financial agent for the Texas Woman's College and will start work immediately. The Brazos area community and surrounding counties will benefit from his services as the board of directors faculty and friends of the institution extend courtesies. White has lived in Bryan for years and is active in church work and Texas Woman's College welfare. He is well equipped for the duties and the Eagle expects success.
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I. J. White
Texas Woman’s Colege
Brazos
A White
Bryan
Texas Woman’s College
Eagle
Book on Apostasy by Rev Jameson Headlines Local Interest
Elder G L Jamison returned to Normangee after a Bryan visit with Will and Mrs Collard. He authored a 76 page book titled Apostasy or Falling from Grace, priced at fifty cents, and will likely interest readers engaged in the subject.
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G. L. Jamison
Normangee
Bryan
Will Collard
Jameson
Bryan Roller Rink contest ends with Miss Charlie Jenkins winner
The Bryan Roller Rink popular choice contest closed last night. Miss Charlie Jenkins received 45,685 votes and won the gold handled parasol prize. She thanks all voters and the rink management as a large crowd gathered for the announcement.
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Bryan
Charlie Jenkins
Nicaraguans Declare Allies of Honduras Provisional Government
Managua March 15. The Nicaraguan government issues a decree recognizing the provisional government of Honduras and pledges alliance. The last battle ended decisively for Nicaragua. General Melicio Merino and other Honduran officers were killed in action.
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Nicaraua
Honduras
Managua
Nicaragua
Oesional
Melicio Merino
Suffragists Open to Short Hair for House of Commons Protest
London reports Mrs. Martin, new secretary of the Women's Political Union, says members are ready to have their hair cut to gain access to the house of commons for demonstrations. When asked about adopting male attire, she declined to answer.
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London
House of Commons
Oliver Secures Position
Washington March 15 William J Oliver of Knoxville Tenn whose bid for the construction of the Panama canal was recently rejected has been elected vice president of the United States Trust Company of this city which was recently organized with a capital of 1 000 000 Daniel N Morgan former United States treasurer is president.
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Oliver
Washington
William J. Oliver
Knoxville
Tenn
United States Trust Company
Daniel N. Morgan
United States
Resumed on All Lines in Louisville March 15
Car service has been resumed on all lines. Other items note a shingle shortage at Muskogee Oklahoma reports, Spain plans a Scotland Yard style detective service, John Hall's suicide near Blanket Texas, Paraguay finances declared sound, green bug damage light in Oklahoma, Abilene Grand Jury returns seventy one true bills, J A Rice of Paris Texas backs gumbo for road construction, Katy railway buys new chair cars, farming methods debated in Grayson County, Lawton Oklahoma approves 260000 for water and storm sewer bonds, and Stokes Moore charged with murder in Quanah Texas.
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Muskoges
Spain
Scotland Yard
John Hall
Blanket
Tex
Paraguay
Oklahoma
Abilene
J. A. Rice
Paris
Katy
Grayson County
Texas
Lawton
Okla
Stokes Moore
Quanah
J. F. O'Neal
Railroads Face Federal Action Amid Panic Calls
Washington reports say officials appeal to President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou to avert an impending disaster in finance and railroads. Morgan influenced hopes for a reassuring statement, while Roosevelt plans talks with four railroad leaders and Interstate Commerce Commission members to defend government stance.
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Washington
White House
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
McCrea
Newman
Mellen
Hughitt
Mr. Morgan
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
A . Stickney
Chicago Great Western
Congress
Southern Ace Exchange adopts alarm over aggressive government moves
Viewed With Great Alarm. Atlanta March 15. Before adjourning its annual convention the Southern Ace Exchange adopted resolutions viewing with great alarm the action for national state and municipal governments in the present aggressive movements against all invested wealth in general and corporations and transportation interests in particular. L Berton of Helena Ark was elected vice president.
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Atlanta
Southern Ace Exchange
L. Berton
Helena, Ark
Zelaya reports decisive victory at Maraita and seized rifles
President Zelaya dispatch from Sanchez Honduras states the enemy was completely defeated at Maraita after two days of fighting. He also reports confiscating 1,900 rifles at Corinto destined for the Hondurean government.
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Managua
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Sanchez
Honduras
Maraita
Corinto
Mississippi river quarantine station sold to United States
The state board of health announced the sale of the Mississippi river quarantine station to the United States for 100000 dollars. This transfer places quarantine control in the Marine Hospital Service.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
United States
State Board of Health
Marine Hospital Service
Leases on Pittman land near Glenn Pool sell for 50125
In Muskogee on March 15, Master in Chancery Clark J. Tisdel approved fifteen year leases on 200 acres of land belonging to Robert Pittman a three year old Creek Indian. The property near Glenn Pool sold for 50125 with drilling to begin immediately.
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Muskogee
Robert Pittman
Glenn Pool
Clark J. Tisdel
Presidential order blocks certain Japanese and Korean workers
President Roosevelt issued an executive order denying entry to Japanese or Korean laborers who hold passports to travel to Mexico Canada or Hawaii and who are to come from those places into the continental United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mexico
Canada
Hawaii
United States
Denton Man Charged With Criminal Assault
Denton Texas March 15 Pat Epps arrested on an indictment charging criminal assault. It is alleged he assaulted a girl named Lessie LeGrand. Both are described as negroes.
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Denton Tex
Pat Epps
Lessie LeGrand
Many Bodies Recovered After Collapse in Toulon
Toulon reports 103 bodies recovered from the wreckage. The tally reflects the bulk of the Lena disaster response with search operations continuing for missing victims.
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Toulon
Lena
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Geunod
Webb Howell
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Tanhauser
Wagner
City of
J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Saswood
Emmel & Maloney
Qua
Kins Ht Wunter
IER
Louisville
Jno
M. Lawrence & Go
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Tmankine
Iener
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas
Hilger
Brazos Valley Marble & Granite Works
C. L. Hilger
Milburn
Tennessee Triumph
Sanders Bros
E. Bullock & CO
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