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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

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Dago Frank Admits Others Killed Rosenthal in Becket Case

Albany report details Dago Frank Cirofici's statements before execution naming Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Vallon and an informer as the gunmen in the Rosenthal murder. He says Becker had no part and that the incident was a gamblers fight. Warden says statements were voluntary and may not be admissible in Becker's second trial.

Rosenthal Becker Albany N. Y Dago Frank Cirofici Sing Sing Prison Janey Horowitz Louie” Rosenberg Harry Wallon Herman Rosenthal Rosenberg Frank New York Moysert Frank Cirofici Keeper McInerney Gyp Louie Vallon Shapiro Dougherty Rose Mr. Clancy Mr. Riley Sing Sing Clancy Whitey Lewis Glynn Riley Charles Becker Associated Press Lefty Louie Frank Seidenshner Stannish Harry Horowitz Gyp the Israel Louie Rosenberg

McDowell and Somerville Wed in Quiet Tabor Union

Joe McDowell and Miss Ivy Somerville, prominent young people from the Tabor and Cottonwood communities, were quietly married yesterday at 12 30 p m at the home of Rev J M Bullock with Rev J M Bullock officiating. The couple is widely known and has many friends who extend congratulations.

Joe McDowell Ivy Somerville Tabor Cottonwood J. M. Bulleke Rev J. M. Bullock Eagle

Railroad men reshuffled with transfers to Fort Worth

O H McGee telegraph operator for the Houston and Texas Central Railroad has been moved to Fort Worth on a temporary basis. Jay Neeley succeeds him here, having previously been stationed locally and later station agent at Wellborn. Neeley’s Wellborn post goes to his brother W G Neeley, reinstated on the first.

O. H. McGee Houston & Texas Central Railroad Fort Worth Jay Neeley Wellborn Mr. Neeley W. G. Neeley

Copper Miners Call Off Strike After Prolonged Walkout

Copper miners ending a strike that began July 23 voted to return to work. District secretary C. E. Hieda announced the decision, with an unofficial tally around 1,012 in favor. In Mexico, heavy fighting at San Pedro followed Villa’s reinforcement arrivals, with Federals recently retaking the town.

Hancock Mich C. E. Hieda Western Federation of Miners Torreon Mexico el Paso San Pedro Villa

TWO MORE TEXANS GET FEDERAL JOBS

Washington reports H C von Struve of Plainview named consul at Curacao and B H Carroll Jr of Houston appointed consul at Venice. J T Cross of Edge delivered 315 head of cattle to J Earl Porter of Caldwell who began the journey with them to Caldwell. Mr and Mrs George Echols of Ros prim plan a new home on the site of their former burned dwelling.

Associated Press Washington H. C. von Struve Plainview Tex Curacao B. H. Carroll Jr Houston Venice J. T. Cross Edge J. Earl Porter Caldwell Mr. Porter George Echols Rosprim

Editors Fought Bloodless Duel in Chicago

Christian Botker and Edward Peterson, newspaper men, engaged in a bloodless pistol duel in Chicago on April 12. Each fired twice and missed. they subsequently renewed their friendship. Rev. W. R. Brown and family arrived and are now living at the Baptist parsonage on Cottonwood Street.

Associated Press Chicago Ill Christian Botker Edward Peterson W. R. Brown First Baptist Church Baptist Cottonwood Street Brenham Banner Press

Electrification Under Way For Interurban Line

The interurban project moves forward as Gammill reports progress on electrification. Creosoted poles from Dallas street to Dellwood park, 490 poles bought from Texarkana firm, power plant purchased from Fairbanks Morse Chicago, a 150 hp diesel engine and 100 kW generator to be shipped in three weeks. Plans include purchasing electrically driven cars and related equipment to serve a doubled college attendance, with operation expected soon.

The Eagle Gammill Interurban College Railroad Commission Cushing Commercial Club Dallas Street Dellwood Park National Lumber and Creosote Company Texarkana Fairbanks-Morse Engine Company Chicago

GUNMEN IN ELECTRIC CHAIR AT SING SING DAWN

Four condemned gunmen died in the electric chair at Sing Sing Ossining N Y at dawn with no confessions. The executions followed last minute delays and a crowd of newspaper reporters observing each man.

Dago Frank Cirofici Whitey Lewis Cirofici

American escapes firing squad after jail break in Juarez

Al Putnam an American escapes from Ciudad Juarez jail after twice standing before a firing squad but the order to fire is never given. He had been charged with counterfeit money and faced death under a Chihuahua State decree. Putnam later evades guards with help from a barber shop visit as new jail keepers take over.

el Paso Tex al Putnam Ciudad Juarez Putnam Manuel Chao Chihuahua

Rural schools closed after festive closeout at Reliance Harris

County Superintendent T. W. Parker reports Reliance and Harris school houses closed last Friday with a noon dinner and afternoon picnic. At Reliance Prof. P. H. Dawson and Miss Della Griffith led the school. at Harris Prof. J. M. Moore and Miss May Stevener assisted. Trustees commended the excellent work.

T. W. Parker Reliance Harris P. H. Dawson Della Griffith J. M. Moore May Stevener Parker

Confession Reported Before Execution In Albany

Albany April 13 reports say Ciroaci confessed before execution. Officials state gunmen made statements to show no injustice occurred in the killings.

Associated Press Albany N. Y Burletin Ciroaci

Billie Burke Marries Zeigfeld Jr in Hoboken Nuptials

Actress Billie Burke wed Florenz Ziegfeld Jr in Hoboken New Jersey on Saturday. He had divorced Anna Held more than a year earlier.

New York Bille Burke Florenz Zeigenfeld Jr Hoboken, N. J Anna

Priddy Seeks Re election As County Treasurer

The Eagle lists J B Priddy as a candidate for re election to county treasurer in the July Democratic primary. A long time local figure with six years as alderman and four as county commissioner, he touts a record of accurate accounting and faithful duty to the people.

J. B. Priddy Priddy

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Cam Pedro W. R Rown Billie Burke Ben Priddy
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