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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1923

Page

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Rebels Suffer Reverses in Mexico Attack at Villa Hermosa

AP reports heavy fighting across Tabasco with rebels failing after a 30 hour battle at Villa Hermosa. About 200 rebels killed and more wounded. Federals suffer 30 casualties. Rebels flee leaving dead, wounded, and matériel as Federal columns advance near Puebla Esperanza Tehuacan.

Associated Press Mexico City Mexico Villa Hermosa Tabasco War Department Apizaco Puebla Esperanza Tehuacan

Pana Bible Philosophy Eyed By A&M Ex-Student Excerpt

An A&M Ex-Student recounts Dana Xenephon Bible’s guiding philosophy as a clean, moral, and dutiful approach to football. He notes Bible’s humility and respect earning enduring admiration. The piece praises Bible’s five-year extension and hopeful motto there shall be no regrets as the season ends.

Pana Bible Corps Dana Xenephon Brenham Banner

Coolidge and Ford in Michigan's Race

Nomination petitions for Calvin Coolidge and Henry Ford as presidential primary candidates in Michigan were accepted by the Department of State. Ford said that he supports Coolidge and would not run against him, believing most Americans are safer with Coolidge.

Associated Press Lansing Mich Calvin Coolidge Henry Ford Department of State Ford Coolidge Detroit

Cotton ginned to December 18 tally rises from last year

Washington December 20 The Census Bureau reports 9,548,805 bales ginned before December 18 this year up from 9,488,852 the year before. Texas produced 8,999,834 bales. Mrs J T Smith of Smetana was in Bryan reporting the Smetana road in bad condition.

Associated Press Washington Census Bureau Texas J. T. Smith Smetana Bryan

Funeral Service For Mrs Hannah Groginsky Held

The funeral for Mrs Hannah Groginsky wife of Joe Groginsky was held Thursday morning from the family home at West 27th Street and Parker Avenue. Rabbi Henry Cohen of Galveston officiated and the Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star conducted services at the grave. Pallbearers included Joy Kaplan W F Gelber Sol Gerson A A Epstein Ben Marwill Nathan Goodman. Out of town attendees included Philip Groginsky of San Antonio Regina Hart of Dallas and Mrs A Stein of Galveston.

Hannah Groginsky Joe Groginsky West 27Th Street Parker Avenue Henry Cohen Galveston Bryan Chapter No Order of the Eastern Star Joy Kaplan W. F. Gelber Sol Gerson A. A. Epstein Ben Marwill Nathan Goodman Phillip Groginsky San Antonio Regina Hart Dallas A. Stein Dave Wolfe

Mrs Emma Groginsky Dies After Illness

Mrs Emma Groginsky wife of Joe Groginsky dry goods merchant of this city died this morning after months of illness. Survived by husband three sons Julius Ross and a daughter Monette. Funeral Thursday at 10 at the family home corner Red Top and 25th and burial in Bryan City Cemetery.

Emma Groginsky Joe Groginsky Philip San Antonio Julius Ross A. and M. College Monette Red Top Bryan City Cemetery

Mad Dog Causes Scare on Main Street

A mad dog chased and bit other dogs on Main Street before being cornered at the Joe Howard home yard and shot. Sheriff L. E. Morehead suspects rabies and warns dog owners to guard companions until the rabies development period passes.

Mad Dog Main Street L. E. Morehead Joe Howard

Neff to Issue Few Christmas Pardons

Governor Pat M. Neff plans limited clemency for a few Christmas pardons. An official said one pardon had been prepared and several more would follow, though none will be displayed on the Christmas trees for convicts.

Austin Tex Pat M. Neff

No Danger of Flood From Brazos River

After a sunny day local officials say no flood danger from the Brazos with the river at 11 feet at Valley Junction and steady levels at Port Sullivan and Little River at Cameron. Bryan gauge records .42 inches rainfall in 24 hours and .77 more in 24 hours for a total 1.19 inches.

Brazos River Brazos Valley Junction Port Sullivan Cameron Bryan Geo. A. Adams Insurance Agency

Impromptu Talks at Bryan Rotary Meeting

The Bryan Rotary Club held a Wednesday noon session with no set program as members gave impromptu talks on varied topics. Speakers included M E Wallace on Good Roads or Oil Wells, Eberstadt on Good Cheer, White on The Toonerville Trolley, McAdams on The Holes of Main Street, Haswell on My Forty Christmases Selling Dolls, Malley on What I Brought from the Rio Grande, and freshmen from A and M College discussed Hazing.

Bryan Gabe Carell Farleigh

Appeal for Good Cheer drive in Bryan Brazos county

Mrs J L Brock urges every Bryan and Brazos county citizen to aid district chairmen in reaching all in need of Christmas cheer. Weather and impassable roads stretch volunteers thin, so every resident must help identify those to assist. Miss Roxy Long and Miss Margaret Ann Fairman will visit Waco to spend Christmas with Mrs S A Long.

J. L. Brock Good Cheer Association Bryan and Brazos County Bryan Roxy Long Margaret Ann Fairman Waco S. A. Long

Fox Trial Goes to Jury in Cobb County Murder Case

Hundreds crowded the Atlanta courtroom as defense attorney Robert Allen of Dallas argued Philip Fox’s case after detailing Fox’s limited involvement with his lawyers and alienists. The trial, over today, was expected to send the matter to the jury at 3:00.

Associated Press Atlanta Philip Fox William Coburn Robert Allen Dallas Texas Fox Allen William Howard Voice of God Coburn

Four Bandits Escape with Theft from Bank

Four bandits robbed the International Building and Loan Association in Cleveland Ohio, escaping with between 10 000 and 11 000 dollars late today. Police searched the area for the suspects.

Cleveland, O International Building and Loan Association

Texas A and M Coach Dana Bible Marries Rowena Rhodes

Dana X. Bible, coach at Texas A and M College, wed Miss Carolyn Rowena Rhodes of Bryan at 1:30 p m on Wednesday in Fort Worth. Rev George Truett officiated. The couple will travel to Atlanta and New Orleans before returning to College Station after January 1. Attendants included Maj and Mrs Ike Ashburn and others from College Station and Bryan.

Ft. Worth Atlanta Chattanooga New Orleans College Station Ike Ashburn James Sullivan Thomas Mayo Frank Anderson Sam Cavitt Jane Marjorie Cavitt H. A. Saunders A. M. Rhodes Callie Tooke Bryan John Sharp Williams Mississippi Merna Bible Jefferson City Tenn J. N. Allison R. H. Berry J. B. Bradford John Braselton J. N. Chandler F. W. Cooper N. J. Dansby H. V. Dubois H. W. Bitt A. J. Evans J. Y. Ferguson E. K. Gill L. H. Gripon F. W. Hanna J. L. Hardman B. Irvin W. D. Johnson Mr. Bible Miss Rowena Rhodes Fort Worth T. K. Lawrence C. S. Beckwith Wilson Stossey J. F. Casey M. E. Walace

Rhodes announces marriage of Rowena Rhodes Bible

Mrs Albert M Rhodes announces the marriage of her daughter Rowena Rhodes to Mr Dana X Bible on Wednesday December 19 1923 in Fort Worth Texas. The Bibles will be at home after January 1 at College Station.

Bryar College Friends Albert M. Rhodes Rowena Dana X. Bible Fort Worth Texas

Fourth body recovered from Capitol Hotel ruins in Houston

Fire destroyed the Capitol Hotel yesterday. The fourth body was recovered today but none have been positively identified.

Capitol Hotel Associated Press Houston Tex

Bryan Aggie Football Banquet Hosted by Local Businessmen

The Aggie football squad and coaches were honored at a Bryan banquet by city business men at the Green Parrot Tea Room. The event featured brief speeches, readings, and performances by the Queen City Melodists and Aggieland Jazz Orchestra, with notable Bryan attendees and coaching staff present.

Aggie Green Parrot Bryan Bessie Ballerstedt W. R. Fairman Queen Theatre Queen City Aggieland Jazz Orchestra E. E. McAdams Bull Johnson Miller H. H. House Palace Theatre

Cotton market closes higher on futures and local spots

Cotton futures closed today up 10 to 15 points while local spot prices held around 33 cents a pound for middling basis.

Mrs Lillie Derden Chance Dies In San Antonio

Mrs Lillie Derden Chance aged 55 dies in San Antonio after an illness. She was born in Grimes county and moved to Bryan as a child. Survived by brothers Ed S Derden and Will Derden and niece Mrs James W James. Funeral Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas W James with Rev H C Willis and Rev King Vivian officiating. Active pallbearers listed.

Lillie Derden Chance John P. Chance San Antonio Ed S. Derden First Methodist Church King Vivian College S. M. Derden Bryan Grimes County John P. Chance Jr Will Derden Houston Jas. W. James Lillie Chance

Pope Pius greets two new cardinals at Rome consistory

In a secret consistory Pope Pius announced two Italian cardinals Evaristo Lucidi and Aurelio Galli. He noted no European peace progress since the previous consistory and recalled King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain. He said the Irish question was nearing settlement.

Associated Presa Rome Pius Europe Alfonso Victoria Spain Evaristo Lucidi Aurelio Galli Vatican Museum

In Memoriam Joseph Gelber Committee Statement

Chamber of Commerce memorializes Joseph Gelber who died November 23 1923. The statement praises his clean living loyal friendship and steadfast convictions. It notes a 58 year life of responsible work, devoted family man and good neighbor. Committee members L L McInnis Joe Kaplan Oak McKenzie call for permanent minutes press copies and family notice.

Chamber of Commerce Joseph Gelber Bryan L. L. McInnis Joe Kaplan Oak McKenzie

Two Negroes jailed after college area fight over wife

Near College Station two men C. C. Nere and Coleman Meekins fought over a divorced wife. Meekins was struck with a pistol and hospitalized at Bryan Hospital. Peace Officer Jolly filed charges for carrying a pistol and aggravated assault.

College Station C. C. Nere Coleman Meekins Meekins Nero Jolly Meeckins Bryan Hospital

Murder of J. N. Wells son-in-law in Runnels County

Ballinger Texas December 20 A man named Tabor son in law of J N Wells was shot and killed near Wingate Runnels county Wells told officers a man came to his house asking for help to pull an automobile from the mud He and Tabor went to the scene and approached a car with four men who began shooting Wells said he returned fire first Tabor lay dead and the other men fled after the blaze faded

Tabor Associated Press Ballinger J. N. Wells Wingate Runnels Wells

Bryan Adopts Modern Funeral Home With New McCulloch-Gordon

Bryan introduces the McCulloch-Gordon Funeral Home a modern facility facing west 25th Street near a furniture store. The chapel seats 125 with an electrically lit casket room displaying over thirty varieties, plus men and women burial garments. The operating room features white enamel maroon design and privacy for embalming. The upper floor serves as living quarters for Charles F. Hillier’s family while Hillier leads the firm promising ongoing service improvements.

Bryan McCulloch-Gordon West 25Th Street Chas. F. Hillier

Farley Nomination Reported Adversely

Washington December 20 The nomination of Edward Farley as chairman of the shipping board will be reported adversely to the Senate by the Commerce Committee today.

Associated Press Washington Edward Farley Shipping Board Senate Commerce Committee

Girl Playmate Is Accidentally Shot in Texas

Hazel Fresham 14, daughter of farmer W. B. Fresham near Childress dies from wounds suffered Tuesday when a 10-year-old neighbor boy accidentally shot her while they played with a shotgun. Also noted is J. F. Hurff, a Steep Hollow teacher, visiting Bryan and relocating due to Brazos county road conditions.

Associated Press Childress Tex Hazel W. B. Fresham

Two Highwaymen in Texas Commercial News tale

A pair of highwaymen commit robberies with contrasting nerves. One man blindsides a pedestrian with a handkerchief and steals cash, fleeing to the hills. The other offers aid to a stuck man, then extracts $10 without emotion as he hauls away the mule-drawn vehicle.

Texas Commercial News

Sunday School Class Gifts Tea Service To Mrs. Buchanan

Mrs. Albert Buchanan hosted her First Baptist Church Sunday school class for a Christmas tea at her home. The gathering included young women from Bryan and distant parts of the state with music games and a riddle ending in a silver four piece tea service gift. The presentation carried a card praising the teacher’s affection and annual holiday kindness.

Albert Buchanan First Baptist Church Bryan

Miss Tommie Franklin Visits Texas Christmas With Franklin Family

Miss Tommie Franklin of the McAdams evangelist party, here for protracted meetings, has traveled from Huntsville to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Franklin.

Tommie Franklin McAdams Evangelist Party Texas Huntsville T. H. Franklin

Tender Memories In A Seat Giver Reflection

An Orange Owl poem fragment recalls a man offering his seat to a woman who reminds him of his mother with a strap in hand. The verse hints at memory, duty, and maternal discipline framed in a brief reflective moment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Michigan Groginsky Neff Rotary W. S. Barron C. L. Benson S. M. Bird J. W. Black Wilson Bradley Gabe Cazell W. J. Coulter W. B. Cline Sam E. Eberstadt Chas. Greisser Kay Hassell Tyler Haswell E. P. Humbert W. H. Lawrence J. T. S. Park David Reid C. G. Walker M. E. Wallace D. L. Wilson J. H. Kraft Forrest Jones W. I. McCulloch O. W. Goolsbee J. L. Reese M. F. Carroll J. W. Payne H. N. June Todd R. White Dana Bible Rowena Rhodes Robi. Armstrong Sr James H. Webb Walter J. Coulter Jno Piu Greates Memoriam Farley J. F. Hurff Steep Hollow College Boulevard Romeo Dixie THE Virginian Kenneth Harlan Pat O’malley
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