Personal mentions include births moves and visits in Bryan
Local notes list Mr. and Mrs. Willie H. Johnson welcoming a 10 pound boy yesterday. J. F. Thomas of Wellborn visited Bryan. Many residents moved or traveled, including the Wheelis family moving to Nav asota, and Mrs. Dana Carnes visiting Rockdale. Various brief mentions cover club meetings, visits, and travels in the Bryan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie H. Johnson
J. F. Thomas
Wellborn
Bryan
Eagle
R. L. Hearne
G. 8. Parker Lumber Company
Eugene Edge
J. L. Wheelis
Winnie Wheelis
H. M. Bond
West 24Th Street
Navasota
Dana Carnes
Rockdale
Hiram T. Coulter
A. C. Lyles
Floye Martin
A and M Conference Sessions With Governor and Legislature
Dr W B Bizzell president of the A and M College and six board members met in Austin Texas to discuss college affairs and confer with the governor and legislators on pending matters. Directors included L J Hart president R L Young and others from San Antonio Amarillo Houston Bartlett Fayetteville and Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
J. R. Kubena
Fayetteville
T. N. Jones
Tyler
Neinast Quiz Is Completed In House
The Texas house committee finished its probe into H. J. Neinast's eligibility and conduct during World War I. It did not find sufficient evidence to support disloyalty charges, and the panel plans to file its report with the speaker, with possible later changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House
H. J. Neinast
Washington County
Representative Fly
Neiast
United States
Neinast
Jury Selection Begins in Rowan Lun a Post Office Robbery Case
In Dallas Judge James C. Wilson denied quash and venue motions against Albert L. Rowan W S Scrivner and Ben Luna in the January 14 post office robbery. Fifty jurors were examined with questions on newspaper coverage and impartiality as trial preparations continued. Rosa Williams of Brenham, a guest of Mrs. John E. Astin, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
James C. Wilson
Albert L. Rowan
W. S. Scrivner
Ben Luna
Federal District Court
Jackson Street
Wilson
Veniremen
Will Harrell
Rowan
United States
Rosa Williams
Brenham
John E. Astin
Daily
Eagle
Wilson Gets Ovation On First Theatre Appearance
President Wilson, appearing with Mrs. Wilson and brother in law John Bolling, receives cheers from a large Washington audience during a John Drinkwater play. This marks his first public theatre outing since illness halted his speaking tour in September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Senators Eye Texas Senate Race in 1922 Vigil
Austin report notes Dr B Harvey Carroll visiting Houston hints at 1922 bid to succeed Culberson. Possible contenders include O B Colquitt Cullen Thomas Blanton W P Hobby and others. Names like S P Brooks Tom M Campbell M M Crane Cone Johnson Tom Connolly Joe Bailey are mentioned as eyeing the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Houston Chronicle
B. Harvey Carroll
Houston
Madrid
Spain
Thomas L. Blanton
Abilene
Thomas B. Love
W. P. Hobby
W. E. Hawkins
The
Supreme Court
S. P. Brooks
Tom M. Campbell
M. M. Crane
Cone Johnson
Tom Connoly
Marlin
Joe Bailey
Bailey
Texas
Great World Renowned Lindquest to Visit Bryan
Messrs James W James J S Doane R O Allen and W C Lawson announce the arrival of world renowned Albert Lindquest on February 15. Promoters hail it as the greatest feature Bryan has seen and urge early ticket purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. James
J. S. Doane
R. O. Allen
W. C. Lawson
Albert Lindquest
Bryan
Interurban Equipment Deliveries Signal New Power Plant
The Bryan and College Interurban Railway unloads machinery for its new power plant including a car of poles and a car of wire rolling. The company may close a deal today to dispose of its old power plant and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and College Interurban Railway
Interurban Company
Governor Neff backs public service consolidation to save
The Houston Post reports Governor Neff recommends consolidating and eliminating public services to save taxpayers about $100,000 annually. The paper notes this amounts to 218 cents per person per year and praises the example set for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Neff
Texas counties face farm labor shortage before harvest
Dallas report shows 22 Texas counties will lack farm labor by harvest. Data from eighty towns covering about 93 counties indicates two cities have surplus labor, twenty-one have skilled labor surplus, and thirty-six towns show skilled labor surplus with unskilled surplus in thirty-three towns. Normal conditions exist in thirty-eight towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Spanish Dominates the SMU Language Courses
Dallas February 2 Spanish is the most popular language at Southern Methodist University with 350 of 850 liberal arts students enrolled in Spanish 8. A. Myatt notes the rise due to US trade growth with Mexico and Latin American markets driving language needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
College of Liberal Arts
A. Myatt
United States
Mexico
Central
South American
UT Debaters Assigned for Seven Intercollegiate Contests
The University of Texas schedules seven intercollegiate debates the largest in program history. Four UT teams will argue the resolution that states should establish a court of industrial relations, with contests against Tulane University, Columbia University, University of New Mexico, University of Colorado, University of Arkansas, University of Oklahoma, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
University of Texas
Kansas
Columbia University
Judson C. Francis
Jack Blalock
Marshall
Tulane University of Louisiana
New Orleans
Columbia University of New York
Wayne R. Howell
Corsicana
Paul T. McMahon
Bonham
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
University of Colorado
John D. Cofer
Frank K. McGehee
Weatherford
University of Colorado At Austin
University of Arkansas At
University of Oklahoma At Austin
Wireless News Exchange Reaches Texas Colleges
Austin news dispatches arrive by wireless for publication in the Daily Texan through the Intercollegiate News Bureau. The service links University of Texas A and M and Southern Methodist University with plans for broader coverage of athletic events and similar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Daily
Texan
University of Texas
University
Southern Methodist University
Southwest
Georgee Endress
James P. Buchanan
Brenham
Daily Texan
Messacres
R. F. Morrison
Florence
S. C
Wireless News Exchange
Men Held for Grand Jury on Assault to Murder Charge
Luke Hampton, a Black man, was held to the grand jury Monday by Justice J. W. Hamilton on an assault to murder charge with bonds set at $500. Wayne Davis, a White man, also bound over for grand jury action with a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Hampton
J. W. Hamilton
Wayne Davis
Texas May Be First to Finish Jefferson Highway
Denison Texas February 2 Texas may be first state to complete the Jefferson Highway hard surfacing project W N King vice president of the Texas association said after returning from the St Joseph Missouri meeting Texas has hard surfaced 221 of 281 miles and plans this summer to finish uniform marking and a general advertising campaign The highway is well marked except in Oklahoma and Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texas
W. N. King
St. Joseph
Missouri
King
Oklahoma
Parent-Teacher Association in Bryan Seeks Growth and Service
In brisk tones Pattie W. Sims highlights Bryan's Parent-Teachers' Association as a vibrant federation aiding child welfare. It outlines a visiting day and tree planting on Thursday, a Tag Day fundraiser, and lists executive, advisory, and committee members across ground, library, publicity, finance, program, hygiene, and entertainment roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattie W. Sims
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Bryan
Federation
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Neff
W. C. Lawson
S. EF. Eberstadt
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
W. B. Cline
C. M. Bethany
M. W. Sims
R. Q. Astin
F. L. Henderson
J. W. Batts
E. J. Fountain
Mr. Nall
Thurston Cole
Mills Walker
R. W
W. L. Powers
Lela Griffin
Lizzie Suber
A. M. Waldrop
George Chance
J. N. Goodwin
Robert Armstrong
A. J. Buchenan
Malcolm McInnis
Will Howell
Annie Dearing
J. L. Prock
J. E. Astin
Tyler Haswell
W. S. Higgs
J. E. Covey
E. H. P. Pain
Hettie Curry
Allie Montgomery
R. C. Allen
J. T. Hanway
Sam Cavitt
Walter Holmes
Lucile Young
Egbert Jones
Margaret Zuber
Edna Tobias
May Burtis
B. Tl. Sims
Lee J. Rountree
WS. Barron
Neely
W. D. Lawrence
Chas
Miss McLendon
Gladys Walker
Cootie Crawl and Shimmie Barred in Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls Texas six members of the citys premier social circle were ordered from the floor at a fashionable dance for ignoring chaperons instructions to stop the shimmie and cootie crawl. Hotel managers back the clean dancing movement and refused use of the ballroom to a prominent dancing club unless officials ensure proper guest conduct on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
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Eagle Printing Company
Bryan-Eagie Job Printing Department
Theodore R. Plagens
Kurten
N. F. Lockerd
Kosse
R. W. Persons
Waxahachie
North Texas
A. & M. College
John Gurley
Gurley
Cy Keonts
Zack
Henry Locke
John M. Lawrence
John Lawrence, Jr
Henry Shows
Thompson Creek
Otho Williams
Ross Priddy
Ross
Clarence Ousley
Sol West
Mabel
Uvalde
Kirk Harrison
James Harrison
Mesdames
Mabel Castles
M. Hettie Curry
Albert West
Castles
Mexia
Mexia Herald
Maloney
North Main Street
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Luke McLuke
Luke
M. A
Jefferson Highway
Harvey News
Harvey
D. S. Buchanan
Trueheart Buchanan
M. G. Buchanan
Jeff Goen
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