Germans Reject Reparations Terms as Bankrupting Central Europe
Berlin reports claim the Allied reparation terms are impossible and fantastical with German leaders calling the note mean. Foreign Minister Simons warns execution would cause chaos and bankrupt both Germany and its war creditors including France. Paris suggests German delegates staying in Paris signals willingness to discuss the Allies' decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Simons
Europe
France
London
John Keynes
Versailles
Paris
Brussels
Legion Considers Tubercular Bill In Texas Legislature
Austin Texas Feb 2 The American Legion of Texas debated a proposed 1 500 000 tubercular hospital bill with Kerrville as the nucleus and a U S Public Health Service lease. Col Alvin Owsley outlined plans to substitute the Rogers bill and gov contract terms, while leaders warned the state lease could block state aid. 1700 tubercular ex service men are counted in Texas with 3000 across nearby states and 5000 projected by 1922 1924 peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
American Legion of Texas
Legion
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Legion Committee
Alvin Owsley
Denton
Senate
Coreley
American Legion
United States
Texas Legion
United States Public Health Service
Owsley
Guy 0. Shirey
Fort Worth
Shirey
Z. T. Scott
Kerrville Hospital
C. E. Brewer
Fourteenth District
Dallas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Charles W. Scruges
Brewer
Attorney General’s Department
Baggett
Benevolent War Society
Mr. Owsley
George N. Hefferan
John Hawley
Galveston
Fifteen New York bandits sentenced to 207 years
Newark February 2 Fifteen confessed or convicted holdup men and burglars were sentenced to prison by County Judge Louis D Gibbs in the Bronx. The judge warned the underworld and lauded detectives Heggney Thompson Meyer Webbenhurst and Rice for their role in the captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Louis D. Gibbs
Bronx
Sweeney
Gibbs
Heggney
Thompson
Meyer
Webbenhurst
Rice
Constipation and Headache Cure Promoted by Local Store
An advertisement claims a product called One Early Mawn on the tongue with a swallow of water at bed time cures constipation and headache overnight. It is sold on guarantee by Roman and Wick Drug Store with 666 noted as a relief for a cold. The ad urges advertising in the Daily and Weekly Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Wick Drug Store
Roman & Vick Drug Store
Miles
District club meeting dates announced by Mrs Floore
Mrs Florence C Floore president of the Texas Federation of Women s Clubs lists district meeting dates and places. Fifth District San Marcos April 11 12 13 Fourth Caldwell April 14 15 16 Marshall April 18 19 20 Bonham April 21 22 28 Wichita Falls April 25 26 27 Abilene April 28 29 Sixth District New York Feb 1 Granulated sugar priced at seven and a quarter cents per pound by local refineries with a one quarter cent price drop. This is the lowest price in two years. A few doses 666 break a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C. Floore
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Marcos
Caldwell
Marshall
Bonham
Wichita Falls
Abilene
New York
Numerous Bryan Visitors From Surrounding Towns In Daily Roundup
A long list of residents and visitors were reported in Bryan today. J L Edge returned from Dallas on business. E A Peters and J N Harrison with W C Brinkley from Tabor visited. Others include Edwin Vernon and daughter Mae of North Zulch, F D Locke of Zack, Jacob Bullock of Steep Hollow, and many more from Cole view, Wheelock, College, Hearne, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday’s Daily
J. L. Edge
Dallas
E. A. Peters
Bryan
Coleview
J. N. Harrison
W. C. Brinkley
Tabor
F. D. Locke
Zack
Jacob Bullock
Steep Hollow
B. Shisa
College
Edwin Vernon
Miss Mae
North Zulch
John Nedbalek
Wheelock
J. H. McCulloch
F. L. Henderson
M. B. Parker
Caldwell
W. C. Tracy
Houston
A. & M. College
Davis D. Williamson
Tracy and
Williamson
Ruth Boatwright
Orange
Arthur McLean
F. E. Mistrot
Galveston
Maude Stewart
Cecile Mistret Garrett
Robert A. Harrison
W. A. Withers
W. T. Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Bryant
Nannie Rohde
Hearne
Emmett Rohde
Ernest H. Nash
James J. Murphy
Edge
Willie Norvell
Harvey Sender
East 24Th Street
J. A McQueen
Diocese of Texas
Mattie Ramsey
San Marcos
Geo. Smith
First Baptist Church
Woman's Department
The
Central Texas Baptist Association
Elijah Thompson
Fort Wort
H. Hodges
Brazos Bottom
W. H. Benbow
J. S. Smith
Cottonwood
M. L. Jones
W. T. Frame
Maggie Henry
W. J. McDonald
Rh. R. McDonald
Cy Koontz
O. M. Ball
W. B. Bizzell
Austin
Frank
Joe Wynda
John Cox
Gary Nichols
Flynn
J. M. Reed
R. R
R. J. Lancaster
Sam B. Wilson
New York
Residents in Bryan hear travel and family news
The column lists numerous Bryan residents and visitors: Mrs. Nick Lobello returns from Waco after her father’s death. Mrs. Perkins of Calvert visits son L. S. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hensarling of Hearne visit Mrs. T. B. Hubbard. many others travel to Houston Austin or Hempstead. Local officials, doctors, and students are also noted with brief health, education, and work updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hall
Insurance and Banking
Austin
L. E. Martin
Duke and Ayres
Hempstead
Martin
R. H. Denton
Gainesville
Nina Graham
Rock Prairie
W. E. Graham
Earl L. Morris
Rosa Lee
Bastrop
Earl T. Morris
FE. M. Seeman
Sanatorium
Texas
Bryan
Chas. Hughes
Galveston
Alice Conroy
Elbert Moore
Dallas
Irene Pletzer
Caldwell
Lavinia Broaddus
Lamar Jones
Baylor Dental College
Chas. S Jones
J. B. Stevenson
Lillian Howard
H. C. Willis
D. D. Jolly
John A
R. W. Persons
J. Sidney Smith
Hearne
Baptist Church
Josephine Porterfield
Italy
W. M. Owens
Owens
Antone Ernst
Marlin
Burnet Kennerly
Houston
Pat
Rner
Sam Ponans
Dora Carnes
Rockdale
Hiram Coulter
Hary E. Peverly, Jr
San Antonio
Wallace Peverly
George W. Chamberlain
Bloomington
A. & M. College
Vesta Turner
Waco
Dewey S. Beaucamp
C. A. Buchanan
Fern Dansby
Corsicana High School
M. F. Dansby
Chas. L. Storey, Jr
N. M. McDougald
G. T. Williams
Miss Eunice
Normangee
Mose Johnson
Route 3
Eagle
W. D. Stalling
Alexander
J. H. Wilcox
Tabor
Verna Warburton
Emma Boriskie
S. C. Hoyle
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Vera Sims
Bryan Hospital
Sims
Cleburne
Miss Sims
Gus Stevenson
Kurten
N.B. Sikes
Leafy Sikes
Benchley
Geo. B. Terrell
A. W. Kinnard
Terrell
Nick Lobello
Perkins
Calvert
L. S. Perkins
Abram Hensarling
T. B. Hubbard
Burnett Kennerly
Seldon Ellis
Wynne Lay
Tyler Haswell
J. T. Hanway
Red Cross
Louise Adair
Huntsville
Mullane
Pat Love
Franklin
W. S. Stuart
Beverly Tucker
Navasota
Tucker
L. H. Tucker
Banking and Insurance
Robert Armstrong, Jr
Ernest Elliott
Jane
Alvarado
Mr. Elliott
R. B. Elliott
East 24Th Street
J. R. Hartgraves
M. Philp
H. S. Salisbury
Two Rivers Oil Co
Burteson County
F. F. Regmund
Smetana
M. Lobello
Francis Hall
C. R. Gardner
Ursuline Avenue
O. H. Astin
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Louise Cline
State University
Woodville
Parker
B. Wilson
Neff urges repeal of suspended sentence law
Governor Neff recommends outright repeal of the suspended sentence law calling it the incubator of professional criminals. The message seeks to remove a convenient vehicle for criminals to escape punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Hawkins
Senate
F. L. Hawkins
Waxahachie
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. L. Davidson
Joseph W. Myers
Fort Worth
R. H. Hamilton
Port Lavaca
Ass i
Tex
Senate Committee On Civil Jurisprudence
Witt
Court of Industrial Relations
House
Hall
Senate Committee On State Affairs
Hertzberg
Daughters of the Republic
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Mrs. Morgan’s Tanlac Cure Promises Ten Year Reprieve
Fairfield Missouri resident Addie Morgan reports dramatic health recovery after Tanlac, describing relief from rheumatism, digestive troubles, kidney issues, and nervous symptoms. She credits improved energy and appetite, praising the remedy as a godsend and noting local Bryan Bryan druggists.
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Addie Morgan
Fairfield
Spruce Street
Kansas City
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Adv
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Central Europe
Daily
Weekly
Houston “Dories
Pythians
B. L. Palmer
J. C Thompson
el Tex Temple
Knights of Khorassan
Brazos Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
W.C. Davis
Eagle Ads
W.R. Cavitt
Fred Cavitt
Messrs. Jas. W. James
E. W. Crenshaw
Walter Davis
Allen Academy
San Marcos Baptist Academy
W. N. Coleman
Burleson County
G. J
R. O. Youngblood
Walter English
Reliance
J. A. D. Robinson
Nixon
T. J. Cross
Leonard and
Sam McDonald
J. A. Beard
James Long
Goose Creek
R. L. Lee
Morris
Lee J. Rountree
Myrtle Wilkes
J. Webb Howell
Billy Finley
E. J. Fountain
E. J. Fountain Jr
Fannie McAshan
John A Moore
Henry Crenshaw
Millican
W. S. Wilson
West 27Th Street
M. A. Benbow
Bessie Lawrence
W. P. Rhodes
Bess Rhodes
Robert Johnson
Fannie Johnson
Bess Johnson
Osborne Johnson
New Orleans
Presbyterian Church
W. N. Scholl
E. H. Astin
College Avenue
Young Woman’s Missionary Society
A. K. Brown
G. C. White
Mrs. Morgan
Tanlac
Bryan Cotton Oil
Home Institution
Ursaay
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