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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

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Texas to hold special session on April 16

Governor Neff calls a special Texas legislature session for April 16 to address a ten million dollar deficit and urgent tax measures. Chairman Quaid of El Paso and Rep. Rountree plan Austin conference next Friday with the Appropriation and Finance committees. Dr. W. B. Bizzell of A and M College travels to Austin on a mission as state educators face a potential warrants discount crisis.

John E. Quaid el Paso Neff Lee J. Rountree Austin W. B. Bizzell A. and M. College Texas Quaid Rountree Eugene Blount Nacogdoches Associated Press

Important Meeting in Chamber of Commerce Rooms

An important meeting for the interests of College and Bryan was held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Lee J. Rountree presided as chairman and S. E. Eberstadt served as secretary. several officials attended and Rountree with Eberstadt planned to depart for Austin Thursday at noon on a business mission.

College and Bryan Chamber of Commerce Lee J. Rountree S. E. Eberstadt W. B. Bizzell L. L. McInnis E. H. Astin Jnc C. L. Benson W. B. Cook J. H. Beard Rountree Eberstadt Austin

Little Coulter Smith Jr Undergoes Operation in Dallas

Six year old Coulter Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs Coulter Smith of the city underwent an operation at Parkland Hospital Dallas on Saturday. He is recuperating nicely and able to straighten his legs. Doctors express strong hope he will walk. The Smiths accompanied the boy to Dallas and have returned to Bryan.

Little Coulter Smith, Jr Coulter Smith Parkland Hospital Dallas Satuday Mrs. Smith Bryan

Edward Boriskie Brings Bride to Visit in Bryan

Edward H Boriskie Jr and his bride Opal Snyder Boriskie, married in Burk Burnett, arrive in Bryan for a family visit. Boriskie, a Magnolia Company associate and former Allen Academy and A&M College baseball player, plan to reside in Burk Burnett after April 15.

Edward Boriskie Bryan Edward H. Boriskie, Jr Bur Burnett Boriskie Burk-Burnett Opal Snyder H. E. Snyder FE. J. Boriskie Magnolia Company Allen Academy A. and M. College Burk Burnett

Mr and Mrs Erwin Arrive in Bryan for Special Study

Mr and Mrs D Erwin arrived in Bryan to reside for the next several months while Mr Erwin pursues special study work at A M College. They have taken apartments at the residence of Mr and Mrs McDuff Simpson on North Bryan Street.

Mrs. D. Erwin Bryan Mr. Erwin A. & M. College Mrs. McDuff Simpson North Bryan Street

Houston businessman Tony Scanlin visits Bryan relatives

Tony Scanlin, once a Brazos county boy and now a Houston businessman, is in Bryan for a brief visit with relatives and friends.

Tony Scanlin Brazos County Houston Bryan

Bryan and Brazos Chamber Elects Covey to Board

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors met with Vice President McAdams presiding. J E Covey was elected to fill the seat of the late Robi S Webb. meetings covered freight service, Allen Academy expansion, new member W H Holman, and Brazos County Day at College with Beason predicting a bigger event.

Covey Bryan C. O.C Bryan and Brazos County E. BE. McAdams Oak McKenzie J. O. Morgan Lee J. Rountree L. L. Meliinis M. E. Wallace S. E. Eberstadt E. H. Astin C. L. Benson McAdams Robi S. Webb D. L. Wilson Tyler Haswell Allen Academy M. L. Parker W. H. Holman Chamber of Commerce Bryan Brazos County J. D. Martin C. L. Beason F. L. Henderson Jno M. Lawrence College Beason Brazos

Pioneer Citizen of Edge Passes Away

Elvira Holland 77, longtime Edge resident, died at home near Edge March 29 after 55 years of marriage to J P Holland. She came to Texas in 1836 with her parents Dr Alvah Payne and Mrs Hannah Payne, helped found Payne Prairie, joined the Methodist church at 17, and leaves sons Emmett Luther Geo and daughters Dora Ola. Funeral drew many friends, with thanks offered to those who aided during illness and bereavement.

P. S. Mangum Edge Elvira Holland J. P. Holland Holland Texas Alvah Hannah Payne Payne Philadelphia Brazos County Payne Prairie Holland Home Methodist Church Emmett Luther Geo Dora Ola

Rainfall Totals 24 Hours Near 0.41 Inches

The 24 hour rain from eight Monday morning to eight Tuesday morning totaled .41 inches, measured by the C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency gauge. Rain began in late forenoon and intensified to a heavy downpour between five and six, exceeding a typical April shower.

C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency

Millican Fire Destroys Dr Smith Office In Millican Texas

Millican fire company battled a midnight blaze at Dr Smith of Navasota's office and drug store. The fire proved uncontrollable before a crowd arrived, but they saved adjoining south buildings. Loss expected over 1 000 dollars with partial insurance.

Navasota Examiner Millican Texas Millican Fire Company Upton Dallas M. E Winnie Burrow Lerline Dowling San Marcos Cora Becker Anderson Louis Black Cora Mae Sims Mudville Libbie Baker Sam Royder Wellborn Helen Ruth Dunlap

EBERSTADT AND BEASON INVITED TO LYONS MEETING

Eberstadt and Beason invited to Lyons for a joint Burleson county boys and girls club meeting next Friday. County Agent D D Clinton coordinates, with Eberstadt and C L Beason to attend and present a "pep" program in the Brazos way.

Eberstadt Beason Lyons E. Eberstadt Bryan and Brazos County

W E Smith of Singleton Visits Bryan

W E Smith from Singleton spent the day in Bryan as a visitor and engaged in local activities.

W. E. Smith Singleton Bryan

Texas Legislature Set to Open Second Called Session

Austin awaits a second called session of the Thirty-Eighth Legislature with Governor Neff set to issue a proclamation for April 16. The deficiency in the general revenue fund may reach 10 million dollars, prompting emphasis on revenue measures and state financing. Proposals include income tax, inheritance tax, delinquent tax, and severance taxes plus the Coffee bill to raise oil production tax.

Austin Neff General Revenue Terrell Dinkle

Navy Sailor Home On Ten Day Furlough

Frank Angele son of Mr and Mrs V Angele of College Station is at home on a ten day furlough from the U S Navy. He serves as Fireman First Class on the submarine S 6 at the submarine base in New London Connecticut during a four year enlistment with a noted record for faithful service.

Frank Angele V. Angele College Station U. S. Navy Young Angele New London Connecticu Navy

Eberstadt Praised for Quick Stock Sale in Bryan

A Kingsville Hardware and Lumber Company letter lauds Secretary S E Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce for selling 250000 stock in four hours. The writer from Kingsville praises his pep enthusiasm and planning, notes high local support and suggests a celebratory drink, and offers best wishes for 1923 and the 1924 record.

S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce Bryan Building and Loan Association Kingsville Lumber Company Kingsville Texas Bryan Eberstadt Bryan Daily Eagle Building and Loan Association W. A. Clampitt Kingsville Hardware and Lumber Company Texas Retail Hardware and Implement Association

Correction from Mangum over Brazos County Meet scores

Prof P S Mangum director of the Brazos County Field Meet writes the Eagle from Edge correcting athletics totals. Edge reportedly had 210 points though 266 appeared in print. He asks for a correction to prevent impression of boosting Edge’s win.

P. S. Mangum Brazos County Eagle Edge Mangum

Knights Templar Grand Meeting Attendees in Dallas

Gen H B Stoddard P S Park D C Jones and W W Kraft travel to Dallas to attend the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar gathering. The event brings notable officials together for ceremonial sessions and leadership discussions.

Knight Templar Dallas H. B. Stoddard P. S. Park D. C. Jones W. W. Kraft Grand Commandery of Knights Templar

Temporary injunction ousts Col Simmons in Klan power struggle

In Atlanta on April 4 a Fulton County judge signed a temporary injunction placing William Joseph Simmons in full authority over the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and barring disbursement of funds without his order. Sheriff Lowery seized the Imperial Palace amid the dispute between Simmons and H. W. Evans over the women's order Kamelia and a hearing set for April 7.

Judge Thomas Atlanta Col. Simmons Dr. Evans Imperial Wizard Associated Press Georgia Sheriff Lowery Fulton County Imperial Palace Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Thomas W. J. Simmons H. W. Evans Dallas Texas Womans Order United States William Joseph Simmons E. D. Thomas Fulton Superior Court George L. Bell Simmons Ben H. Sullivan Kamelia

Easter Egg Hunt by Bryan Colored Folks

The Easter egg hunt in the Glover pasture Friday afternoon drew 238 school children. Prizes included silver eggs to Louis Johnson and Oscar Mosley, gold egg to Y A Gause. Donations from local merchants totaled 29.80 dollars with many individuals contributing one dollar or less to the Athletic Association of the colored school.

E. A. Kemp Athletic Association of the Colored School Glover Pasture Louis Johnson Oscar Mosley Y. A. Gause David Reid Webb Bros A. M. Waldrop and Co W. J. Coulter Co Edge Dry Goods Co Jenkins Drug Store Roman and Vick Cole Hardware Co

Forester Seicke to address Laredo railroad forestry meeting

State Forester E. O. Seicke from A. and M. College traveled to Laredo last night to speak at a gathering of railroad executives on forestry topics.

E. O. Seicke Laredo

Five Bryan Commissioners Re-Elected in Quiet Tuesday Vote

Five Bryan city commissioners were re-elected after a quiet election with little opposition. The tally favored Haswell Bradley McInnis Burger and Jenkins, each re-elected as citizens drafted them, with Bryan pushing substantial improvements and growing as a top Texas residence town.

Bryan Wilson Bradley H. &. Burpee Tyler Haswell Meinwie Josking Setkluss A. K. Depa Bradley McInnis Burger Jenkins Texas

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