William A George Recommended for Removal From George Junior Republic
The New York State Board of Charities urged William A George be removed from active participation in the George Junior Republic at Freeport New York over alleged moral misconduct. The 124 member republic includes 41 girls with average age seventeen. The board also urged the girls be removed from the institution immediately.
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Associated Press
New York
William A. George
George Junior Republic
Freeport
N. Y
State Board of Charities
George
National
H. A. Wise
The
Republic
DR PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL AD
An old reliable surgical dressing offers quick pain relief and healing for wounds and infections. Available as liniment and in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes. This product promises blood poisoning prevention through antiseptic action.
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Porter
Mexican Refugees Robbed on Texas Soil
Two Mexican refugees carrying two thousand dollars were robbed near Marfa after crossing into American soil. They had been diverted from a dangerous trip to Ojinaga and were en route to Marfa when assailants wrecked their automobile and fled with the cash.
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Texas
Alpine
Tex
Ojinaga
Marfa
Jim Smith
Arc Lamps Light Main Street Intersections
Four large arc lamps have been suspended at cross street intersections on Main street from Mar Will corner to W. E. Saunders corner. Pending paving and lighting system installation they provide fine light and make Main street better lighted than ever before.
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Daily Eagle
Main Street
Marwill
W. E. Saunders
Huerta Refused Further Loans in Europe
Paris reports the Mexican government cannot raise funds for January 1 interest payments. Banks that lent Huerta twenty million dollars last spring refused any further credit, signaling a setback for Mexico's financial plan.
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Huerta
Associated Press
Paris
France
Europe
Manufactured Milk Found At Indianapolis
The City Board of Health in Indianapolis reports widespread use of manufactured milk blended from powder and water with extra cream to reach butter fat levels. Tests show no adulteration and no clear explanation for cream settling, but labeling will require clear identification of manufactured milk. An extended investigation traced the issue to excess cream causing the bottom settling.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
City Board of Health
Four Shots Fired At Speeding Auto At Main and Congress
O M Heard of Navasota surrendered to police after firing four pistol shots toward a speeding automobile at the Main street and Congress avenue intersection. He said he acted to puncture tires to stop the car carrying a woman, Corinne, and four men, and outlined his flood relief work in Navasota.
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Daily Eagle
Main Street
Congress Avenue
O. M
Navasota
Houston
International and Great Northern Railway
Main and
Congress
Corinne
General Relief Committee
Heard
Houston Post
Estate of William Deering Valued at 12 to 13 Million
The entire estate of William Deering the harvester manufacturer was probated today. Estimated at twelve to thirteen million dollars it was left to his immediate family with none to charity. The will states he had done enough for charity during his lifetime.
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Chicago
William Deering
Further Donations Received Today Flood Relief
The community acknowledges new flood relief gifts from T. K. Newton Valley View sending lard bacon clothing and five sacks W. R. Hampton Slaton clothing I R Richardson En ns bundle and box of clothing Louis C Wolff Fort Worth plus many individual gifts including Allen Academy students San Marcos citizens Rice Stix Dry Goods Co Houston S C Red Morgan Bros Normanـ age J B Pritchett Henderson and others totaling 112 06 dollars.
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Daily Eagle
T. K. Newton
Valley View
W. R. Hampton
Slaton
I. R. Richardson
Enns
Engineer Adams Discusses Drownings at Bryan Flood
City engineer A. S. Adams of Bryan explains drownings were higher near Bryan because fear of a real flood spread after fatalities. He notes skepticism among residents, especially the Negro community, about December floods and winter flooding.
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Adams
Bryan
Houston Post
Curtis Henry Improves After December Appendectomy
Curtis Henry is improving after an appendectomy performed December 9. He was in critical condition at the time, but the operation was very successful and he will be out again soon.
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Curtis Henry
Recovered Watch Lost in Flood Reported by Henry Berger
Henry Berger called The Eagle office to report a remarkable flood incident. He and Worley and Watson were crossing the river when their boat wrecked, causing his watch and shoes to be lost in the flood.
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Daily Eagle
Henry Berger
Eagle Office
Messrs. Worley
Watson
Man Recovers Watch And Shoe From Mud After Boat Wreck
After a near drowning, a man walked the scene of the wreck and recovered his watch and one shoe buried in mud about one hundred yards from the boat. The find is described as remarkable.
Buckner Orphans Home Seeks Gifts At Christmas
The Buckner Orphans Home, America’s largest, now cares for 650 orphans and widows, needing about 125 daily for groceries. It operates through affiliated charities across sects. A Christmas service at the Baptist Church is planned tomorrow to support the needy, urged by J J Pipkin.
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America
Baptist Church
J. J. Pipkin
New Proprietor For Brazos Valley Barn
Mr A Buchanan owner of the Brazos Valley Horse and Mule Barn will not lease the property next year but will run it himself taking charge January 1 The barn will be overhauled and repaired to perfect condition for its business The new proprietor already owns two of the state's best bred horses and jacks.
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Daily Eagle
A. Buchanan
Brazos Valley
Mules Offered For Farmers With Positive Guarantee
On January 1 Mr Buchanan will present two cars of good seasoned well broke mules to farmers. Prices will be low to yield reasonable profit. He will personally operate the barn and guarantees apply to all sales. He invites friends and the public to inspect the plant.
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Buchanan
Gammill Seeks Federal Aid for Flooded Bryan Farmers
O K Gammill general manager of the Bryan and Texas Central Railroad and the Bryan and College Interurban urges federal aid for small planters in the Bryan district to obtain corn and cotton seed. He notes many farmers lost seed, crops, mules, and homes in the flood and that river rail lines and bridges were damaged delaying service.
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Daily Eagle
Bryan
O. KE. Gammill
Bryan and
Texas Central Railroad
Bryan and College Interurban
Texas Central
Bryan and College
Houston Post
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Severa
Severa’s
O. M. Heard
WM. Deering
Louis
A. S. Adams
A. S
Buckner Orphans’ Home
MR. Gammill
Brazos County
Hulls
Bryan Cotton Oil
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