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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

3

New Haven Railroad probe urged by Senate resolution

Washington February 7 Senator Norris resolutions directs the Interstate Commerce Commission to continue the New Haven Railroad inquiry with discretion to avoid duplicating work. It seeks details on the fate of New Haven funds invested in named enterprises and whether beneficiaries can be punished. Also reports a firm change at Reid & Co later forming Reid Bros with John Reid joining. J W English retired.

Washington Norris Interstate Commerce Commission New Haven Senate David Reid & Co Reid Bros J. W. English John Reid David Reid Bryan

Public Refutes Bryan Interurban Power Contract Claims

Jordan T Lawler of Bryan Power Company publishes a formal statement refuting a report that Bryan Power Company refused to furnish electric power for the Bryan College Interurban. He prints the proposed contract terms and defends municipal light service prior claims, inviting Gammill to explain funding for the Interurban power plant.

Commercial Club Bryan Power Company Therto Herewtn City of Bryan Power Company O. EB. Gammill Interurban Gammill Jordan T Lawler

Mass Meeting Called in Bryan Texas February 1914

A mass meeting will be held at the court house in Bryan Brazos County Texas on February 14 1914 at 2 o clock to elect delegates to the Fort Worth convention February 21 1914 to select a Governor candidate from the progressive prohibition wing of the Democratic party and to transact other business. Democrats in sympathy with the movement are invited to attend. J H Allen J N Thomas J H White H L McKnight

Court House Bryan Brazos County Texas Fort Worth Democratic Party of Texas J. H. Allen J. N. Thomas J. H. White H. L. McKnight

Battery charging service opens between Houston and Dallas

R. E. Cole has just received a motor generator set for charging storage batteries for his electrical establishment. This service will charge all battery sizes and will be a great convenience for automobile tourists and engine owners running on batteries.

R. E. Cole Houston Dallas

Mammoth Tooth Found Near Georgetown Texas

Workmen repairing San Gabriel River bridges unearthed a petrified mammoth tooth weighing eight pounds. Prof. R. W. Tinsley of Southwestern University pronounced it a mammoth tooth from a species Elephas primigenius, with enamel intact. The tooth will be preserved at Southwestern University.

Georgetown Tex San Gabriel River I. Neal R. W. Tinsley Geology Department Southwestern University Tinsley

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