College of A and M directors plan April president search
The A and M board met to elect a president with no vote taken. They adjourned to meet in Waco on Monday April 7 at 10 a.m. to hear applicants in person or by proxy. Members listed include Sansom, Johnson, Tobin, Kokernot, Malone, Smythe. Absent: Reichardt and Oliver. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets ad mentions Bryan druggist M H Jamer.
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The
A. and College
Waco
State House
Marion Sansom
Alvorado
Jefferson Johnson
Austin
P. H. Tobin
Denison
John W. Kokernot
San Antonio
Wm. Malone
San Marcos
A. P. Smythe
Mart
Capt
F. A. Reichardt
Houston
Dr. Oliver
Cass County
New York Eyes $480000 for Public Baths Plan
New York’s board of aldermen backed a resolution urged by business groups to seek a $480,000 appropriation for free public baths. The measure builds on a successful citywide system already serving thousands, with many blocks lacking any bath facilities. The World notes urgent need and cites the Centre Marketplace project and Rivington Street bath usage figures to illustrate demand.
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Board of Aldermen of
New York
Board of Estimates
New York World
Manhattan
Association
Rivington Street City Bath
Cottonwood Hears Needed Rain. Local Visits Noted
A recent beneficial rain blessed Cottonwood as J. C. Shaw and family and L. E. Edge and wife from Ebenezer visited Sunday. Rhea Cotton and Emma Zimmerman headed to Kurten for relatives while Bob O' Rear and family and Mr. Royal from College were among other visitors. Truck farmers report progress in fieldwork.
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J. C. Shaw
L. E. Edge
Ebenezer
Rhea Cotton
Edge
Mr. Royal
College
Bob O’ Rear
Tabor
Emma Zimmerman
Kurten
Yellow Kid
House Committee Approves Broad Chinese Exclusion Bill
The House foreign affairs committee unanimously favors reporting the Chinese exclusion bill. The measure bans Chinese laborers in all U S regions including Hawaii and the Philippines, requires identification with photos, and allows port designations beyond San Francisco. Chinese sailors on American ships are no longer banned.
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Comitteme
San Francisco
Commissioner General of Immigration
Community Notes From Benchley Area Social Roundup
Oliver McGee and sister Lessie visit Benchley while J R Peyton hosts a Thursday night party for local youths. Kurten visitors include Dr R H Wilson's family and Miss Ola Wilson. A fishing trip on Little Brazos yields three fish and 42 squirrels. L Dozier plans to move to Anderson Prairie Grimes county.
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Oliver McGee
Sister Lessie
Prospect
Benchley
J. R. Peyton
Jim Stuart
Kurten
Ola Wilson
Clem Beal
Daisy Mee- Gee
H. E. Manley
Ethel Woods
Anderson Prairie
Grimes County
Texas
Messrs
L. M. Glaze
L. Dozier
H. O. Browning
Little Brazos
Oleomargarine Bill Attacked in Senate
Washington March 26 A sharp attack on the pending oleomargarine bill was made in the senate Tuesday by Mr Money of Mississippi who called it unconstitutional immoral dishonest and unjust He said it would tax out of existence one industry for the benefit of another and branded it protection gone mad He urged the senate not to enact the bill and claimed a secret ballot would yield fewer than a dozen votes Hansbrough of North Dakota supported the measure but yielded to private pension bills, 44 of which were passed.
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Washington
Senate
Money
Mississippi
Hernando D. Money
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Texas Postmasters Confirmed by Senate
The senate has confirmed Texas postmasters: Tom Richards Sherman Frank W. Beast Whitesboro William C. Smith Bowie Harry Martin Bonham Charles T. Ramsdell Denton W. P. Fleming Georgetown James A. Gammil Calvert Florence Shasby Elgin.
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Texas
Washington
Senate
Tom Richards
Sherman
Frank W. Beast
Whitesboro
William C. Smith
Bowie
Harry Martin
Bonham
Charles T. Ramsdell
Denton
W. P. Fleming
Georgetown
James A. Gammil
Calvert
Florence Shasby
Elgin
To Cure Malaria in Four Days Quinoria
An advertisement claims Quinoria cures malaria in four days with a refund if it fails. It notes druggists authorize refunds for chills fever or malaria not cured. Price 50 cents per package. M. H. James, leading druggist, Bryan Texas.
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M. H. Jamer
Bryan
Texas
M. H. James
Health of this section good. Willow Hole visits noted
NAVATOTA RIVER March 23 health of this section is good at this writing. Mr and Mrs Taylor visited the families S. H. James at Willow Hole and M. L. James at Little Cedar. Mr and Mrs Joe Poss and daughter Mary visited Mr and Mrs Taylor at this place. Wood Chopper.
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Mrs. Taylor
S. H. James
Willow Hole
M. L. James
Little Cedar
Joe Poss
Mary
Wood Chopper
Black Person Shooters Prohibition Enforced, Marshal Warns
Notice signed by T. P. Boyett as Marshal states strict enforcement of a law banning Black person shooters and calls on boys and others to take notice.
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T. P. Boyett
MacArthur Succeeds Otis in Chicago Department Command
Washington March 26 Major General B S Otis has retired from active duty due to age. He will leave command of the Department of the Lakes at Chicago and be succeeded by Major General Arthur MacArthur in a reshaped army leadership.
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MacArthur
Otis
Washington
B. 8S
Army
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Arthur MacArthur
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
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United States
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International
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