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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

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Texas House Cuts A and M Salaries in Budget Vote

The Texas House approved the Beasley amendment lowering A and M College salaries by 10 to 25 percent, aligning with 1920 pay levels. Debate featured Rep Rountree defending the college, Beasley and Curtis urging cuts, and mentions of UT funding, summer school costs, and regents’ reports.

Rountree Miller Friends of Education Satterwhite Barry Miller Dallas Beasley Hopkins Representative Curtis Fort Worth House Caucus People’s Club House Bonham C. E. Dinkle Board of Control Dinkle University Bureau of Geology and Technology Vinson A. and M. College

Investigation of Internal Revenue Bureau Ordered by Blair

Washington August 3 The inquiry into the Internal Revenue Bureau follows charges by Kansas Governor Allen. Commissioner Blair ordered a complete probe into alleged tax leaks and the bureau's affairs.

Associated Press Washington Allen Kansas Internal Revenue Bureau Blair

Bryan Chamber presses for A and M aid in Texas

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously pass a resolution urging Governor Neff Representative Rountree and Senator Doyle to support adequate funding for state educational institutions, especially Agricultural and Mechanical College. They warn against salary cuts and call for appropriations to match the college’s service to Texas and to prevent further reductions.

Bryan and Brazos County Texas Board of Control Bryan Chamber of Commerce

Massive manhunt for alleged negro assailant in Texas

In Wichita Falls, Texas, about 1500 special policemen search county for a black suspect linked to an assault on 17 year old white girl Mrs W D Bennett. The attack left wounds and bloodstains. a torn trouser fragment was found. Dozens of suspects were briefly detained and then released.

Associated Press Wichita Falls Texas W. D. Bennett Née

Red Cross Story Hour Draws 100 plus Children

More than one hundred children attended the Red Cross story hour this morning. Mrs. J. T. Han way told The House the Children Built to teach health principles in fairy tale form. Films by A. and M. College staff were praised, showing Hawaiian Islands and Game Farm of Wild Geese. Next session will be held next Wednesday at 9:30 with no pictures.

Red Cross J. T. Hanway Dickey Moore A. & M. College Hawaiian Islands Wild Geese Jack Miners Kingsville Lake Erie

Saladiner Machine Demonstration Set For Thursday

The Saladiner Boll Weevil Machine will demonstrate Thursday at five o clock starting at Chambers Wilson Garage on Main Street. The event proceeds around the court house to the post office. The Boyett farm work under Dr Tanquary of Entomology is progressing well and the machine is performing up to expectations. Multiple Bryan Masonic members attended Mr Bud Coner’s funeral in Millican.

Main Street Chambers-Wilson Garage Court House Boyett Farm Tanquary Bryan

Plan Proposed to Stabilize Farm Product Prices

A plan to stabilize farm product prices was presented to the Senate agricultural committee in Washington after passing South Dakota’s lower house and gaining support from financial and farm groups. Proposed by Will H. Lyon of Sioux Falls, the plan would have the federal government guarantee farmers a cost plus reasonable profit, purchasing surplus at year end at central terminals and a minimum price. The stabilizing commission would adjust prices for shortages or surpluses, encourage production of flax wool and sugar, and regulate imports to ensure profitability.

Americans Held in Russia Released Uncertain Fate

Unofficial reports from the Bolshevik Legation Press Bureau in Riga say American prisoners in Russia have been released but provide no details on numbers, timing, or delivery across the border.

Russia Associated Press Riga Bolshevik Legation

Anti-Saloon League Leader Ejected From Texas Senate

In Austin on August 3 Atticus Webb superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Texas was ejected from the senate floor at the urging of Senator Parr who invoked rule ninety two against visitors during debate on the Burkett Law enforcement bill.

Austin Texas Atticus Webb Anti- Saloon League of Texas Senate Parr

Wilkersons in Pekin China Studying as Missionaries

Dr and Mrs Wilkerson, in Pekin China, send letters to Dr and Mrs Wickes about experiences with locals. Dr Wilkerson masters the language, writing in Chinese and translating. both report good health and satisfaction in their work.

Ed S. Wickes L. C. Wilkerson Pekin China

Prospect Church Holds All Day Sunday Meeting

Prospect church hosts an all day Sunday meeting with dinner on the grounds. Services are at 11 a.m. 8 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Revival services led by Rev. Ira D. S. Lee and E. H. Gideon.

Prospect Church Ira D. S. Lee E. H. Gideon

Neff Approves Large Salary Cuts Move Sparks Debate

Governor Pat M Neff voiced early support for slicing university and state job salaries to pre war levels officials said the idea could save 500000 to 600000 amid a push for economy The plan faces Senate resistance and is uncertain to pass with Neffs allies in the House backing the move while opponents seek to maintain pay levels through committee action

Silliman Evans Ft. Worth University of Texas A. B. Curtis Tarrant H. S. Bonham Bee Curtis Neff Agricultural and Mechanical College State Capitol Austin Senate Rand

Ku Klux May Be Cause Of Exodus Of Negroes

Corpus Christi Texas August 3 The Ku Klux Klan may be the stimulus behind part of a large migration of Negroes from North Texas to this area A M E bishop Rev W E McGrew of Waco is exploring farm land options for his flock He refused to discuss reasons for the move A party from Navasota returned with others from Bryan including Mrs Baylor Schumacher and young Marjorie Williamson

Corpus Christi Texas Ku Klux Klan W. E. McGrew Waco A. M. E. Church Sam Welch L. C. Jones A. E. Kelly Rachael Welch Navasota Bryan Baylor Schumacher Marjorie Williamson

Sinn Fein Delays Reply Aiming for United Ireland

Dublin August 3 The Sinn Fein reply to the Irish peace proposal is delayed to gain Ulster adhesion before returning negotiations with Lloyd George so they can meet a plan for a united Ireland through the peace talks.

Sinn Fein United Ireland Associated Press Dublin Ulster Lloyd George Ireland

White Sox owner Comiskey shuns former players

Chicago Aug. 3 Charles A Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox declared he would not change his stance toward his former players despite their acquittal on conspiracy charges regarding the World Series. He said he will have nothing to do with them until they clear themselves to his satisfaction.

Associated Press Chicago Charles A. Comiskey Chicago White Sox

World War Veterans Get Red Cross Money

The American Red Cross allocates 175 900 dollars to furnish recreational facilities for World War veterans studying at Federal Board for Vocational Training centers. The fund will equip rooms and organize events while the board provides staff and space. A separate Congress funded revolving aid of 500 000 dollars remains available for disabled veterans in retraining, with some eligibility restrictions noted.

Associated Press Chicago American Red Cross Federal Board Red Cross Congress Federal Board For Vocational Education

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Dallas News A. and M. College A. and M School of Veterinary Medicine School of Agriculture School of Vocational Education College Station Experiment Stations State Forester Lee J. Rountree Brazos Mark Francis J. T. Smith Travis West Texas T. M. West San Antonio John Davis Frank Burmeister McMullen James P. Rogers Harris Times Coffee Wiss Appropriations Committee Leo Brady Galveston Lee Satterwhite J.M. Melson Sid Sova RED Cross Hour C. M. Bethany J. D. Martin P. Park J. W. Hall Hiram Downard Linton Robinson Henry Crenshaw Dr. E. W. Price F. E. Lichtie Texas Senate Mrs. Wilkerson Lynch Davidson R. M. Dudley White Sox Comiskey
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