Knights Templar Inspection And Local Notices In Dallas
Sam P Cochran of Dallas arrives for an Ivanhoe Commandery inspection tonight. Mrs White remains ill in the city after J H White visited yesterday. Telegrams report the death of Thomas M Ewing of Arkadelphia Ark. he aided Clark county Ak for twenty years and leaves grown children. Alex Ewing left for Arkadelphia last night. Ross Volunteers and Company D A and M corps cadets elected two Bryan area young women as sponsors Lilla Graham McLunis and Maggie McDougald respectively.
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Thos. M. Ewing
Arkadelphia
Ark
Ewing
Messrs
T. M
Alex
Brazos Bottom
Clark County
A.k
Ross Volunteers
Furnace Blast at Maryland Steel Kills Four
An explosion at the Maryland Steel plant in Sparrow's Point kills four workers and injures eight others, three of the dead are African American. The blast, caused by a damaged furnace socket releasing gas and coke, occurred minutes after a new air pipe was installed and the blast was turned on.
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Baltimore
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Farmers Union Cotton Pool Sells 400 Bales at 10 Cents
The Brazos County Farmers Union, via secretary Jesse Peters and First National Bank of Bryan, sold a pool of 400 bales to C. P. Welsh for 10 cents per pound middling. The sale value nears $22,000, with receipts totaling 14,929 bales across Lawrence and Brick Warehouses.
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Lawrence Warehouse
Freight Cars Smashed In College Station Wreck
A southbound International and Great Northern freight train was wrecked in College Station Texas at dawn. Six or eight cars derailed and four were badly smashed, tearing the track for about a hundred yards. Two damaged cars carried cotton, one wheat and one coal. Wreckers worked all day but the line opened to traffic early yesterday.
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College Station
Tex
International & Great Northern Railroad
Central
Bryan
Navacota
Galveston News
Wilson and Edge Millinery Opens with Fall Hats Showing
Wilson and Edge unveiled a stylish fall hat display in a decorated parlor drawing large crowds. Miss Braatz and staff led brisk sales as Parisian and New York models drew attention with picture hats turbans and rich trims. The opening continues today with showcases in displays windows ready to wear and the entire store filled with new goods.
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Wilson & Edge
Yesday
Braatz
New York
Willinery
Mob crowd gathers at downtown black theater clash feared
Incensed Mobile residents filled the sidewalk outside the leading Negro playhouse Tuesday night as about 200 men gathered in front. A clash with Black patrons was feared when the show ended, but no violence occurred.
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Mobile
Texas Woman's College Sees Record Attendance Growth
The Texas Woman's College reports a weekly increase with twenty three new students, totaling 107 across departments. One dormitory room remains, and Bryan residents celebrate the institution's success ahead of a recital by oratory, piano and vocal students. Miss Lucy Wilson plans to teach in Willis public schools this year and will depart in about two weeks.
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Texas Woman’s College
Bryan
Lucy Wilson
Willis
Texas
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Bryan, Texas
United States
G. S. Parker
Ana
E. H. Astin
A. W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
Ass’t Cash
E. W. Crenshaw
J. W. English
J. N. Cole
Hall
Boud
Luther Taylor
Hunter & Chatham
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Ivanhoe Commandery
J.H. White
Wixon
Eagle
Mrs. White
McAllister Coal
Bryan Ice Storage
DR. C. F. Andrews
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Secre
J. H White
Jesse Peters
Union
Gale
Emmet
Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Wilson & Edge Millinery
Play House
Texas Woman's College
T. R. Batte
Attorney At Law
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
James’ Drug Store
Wagner
Brandon
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