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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

8

Miners Claim Deductions Skim Wages for Board and Stores

Hancock Michigan February 10 Miners counsel O N Hilton says employers deduct owed sums from workers pay then distribute to storekeepers and boarding house keepers. Calumet Federation president W J Aicard testifies that contract renegotiations reduce pay and many men cannot find work due to company control, fueling demand for three dollar daily minimum wage.

Hancock, Mich O. N. Hilton Congressional Copper Investigation Associated Press W. J. Aicard Calumet Western Federation of Miners Calumet and Hecla Company

Cadets Plan Panama Exposition Trip From Texas A&M

Texas A M cadets pursue a San Francisco trip in June 1915 to attend the Panama Pacific Exposition. A circular sought parental consent and funds with 240 of 246 replies favoring the journey. The plan includes a military camp at Camp Texas and government support, aiming for about 65 dollars per cadet.

Texas A. & M. College Cadet Corps Corps of Cadets San Francisco Texas United States Military Reservation

Waiters May Serve Liquor in Hotels

An opinion by Assistant Attorney Jal Keeling to Governor Colquist states the Allison liquor law does not prohibit hotel employees from carrying and serving liquor within dining rooms for drinking on premises. It also asserts the liquor law has no application to wet territory.

Atin Tex Allison Gover- Colquist Jal Keeling

Attorney General Rules Liquor Delivery in Wet Areas

Assistant Attorney General Keeling states the Allison act does not prohibit hotel staff or servants from obtaining and delivering intoxicating liquors to guests in wet territory. The opinion holds no restriction on principals buying liquor during lawful hours and their agents delivering it within hotels or restaurants. This is the department’s first ruling on the issue.

Keeling

Visible Wealth of Texas Shown in 1913 Tax Rolls

The 1913 Texas tax rolls reveal total state taxes of 13,053,086.08 with land acreage rising to 162,275,482 acres and assessed values improving across categories such as town lots, banks, rolling stock, and railroads. Despite growing valuations, critics urge a businesslike administration to lift the state from chronic fiscal strain.

Texas Comptroller’s Department Austin el Paso Times

Farm Facts by Peter Radford

The rural communities need intelligent honest leadership and farming is the power house of progress. The farmer seeks equal opportunity like other industries and should build Christian character in the community before addressing external issues.

Peter Radford Farmers’ Union All Progress Noble

Allen Academy Beats Tabor In Saturday Basketball Clash

Allen Academy defeated Tabor 19 to 11 in a Saturday afternoon game highlighted by solid play on both sides.

Allen Academy Tabor

Federal jury drawn for Southern District in Houston

W. J. Coulter of this city and N. A. Cotham of Harvey have been drawn as members of the Federal grand jury for the Southern District with A. W. Wilkerson named to the petit jury. Federal Court convenes in Houston on March 2.

W. J. Coulter N. A. Cotham Harvey Federal Grand Jury A. W. Wilkerson Federal Court Houston

Light for Court House Tower Gifts Illuminate Bryan

Mr Lawler reports a 2000 candle power light gift from the power company for the Bryan city court house tower has arrived and will be installed once the street lists are finished. The County Judge is considering illuminating the tower clock dials at little cost.

Lawler City of Bryan Court House

Wanamaker backs flying boat to cross Atlantic in tests

New York report says Rodman Wanamaker funded a plan to build a hydro aeroplane with 80 foot wings and 202 horsepower engine aimed at crossing the Atlantic in 12 to 15 hours without landing. Lt. Towers and Lt. Porter named as possible pilots for the craft.

New York Atlantic Rodman Wanamaker Alana Hawley Aero Club of America Mr. Wanamaker John H. Towers United States Navy Porter

Corn Bought for Flood Sufferers Aids Texas Counties

The general relief committee ships 18 000 bushels Argentine corn to Houston for crushing and distribution. W M McGrath of the Red Cross is wired to return and lead the distribution. Brazoria County gets local help from J W Munson Angleton and local funds near $800. Other counties Brazos Fayette Colorado contribute. Robertson reports no funds. A second distribution may include feeds other than corn. Citizens urged to wire congressmen for flood relief.

W. M. McGrath Red Cross Brazoria County J. W. Munson Angleton General Relief Committee Brazos Fayette Counties Colorado County Boerne Kendall County Robertson County Galveston Texas Colorado Valleys Congress

Seed aid urged for farmers urged by Buchanan effort

Support Congressman Buchanan's effort to secure an appropriation for seed purchases. With the seed problem partially solved, small farmers still need seed to plant their crops as Houston Chronicle notes.

Buchanan Houston Chronicle

Navasota Girls Defeat Bryan 11 to 7 On Home Court

The Navasota High School girls basketball team edged Bryan High School 11 to 7 on the Navasota court in a closely contested Saturday game. A large crowd watched as both teams showed effort and the teams discussed a rematch in Bryan, with the next game set against Tabor next Saturday at Navasota High School.

Navasota High School Bryan High School Bryan Tabor Girls

Estate of Rich Terrazas Tied Up Brings Heir to Seek Livelihood

Alberto Terrazas announced he would seek income and left El Paso for Pasadena to buy or lease a small farm as revolutions tie up the Terrazas estate. He notes no peace in Mexico and describes their Chihuahua holdings as vast enough for a passenger train to traverse in three days.

Associated Press el Paso Tex Terrazas Alberto Terrazas Pasadena Cal Mexico Chihuahua

Rites Held for John Pasler in Hearne Burial in Catholic Cemetery

John Pasler aged 31 died in Phoenix Arizona for health reasons and was returned to Hearne for burial. Funeral at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Gleissner with Rev. Litwora as celebrant. interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery. Survived by father Jos Pasler and two brothers Anton and Joseph Jr and two sisters Mrs Yeager and Julia Pasler.

John Pasler Phoenix Ariz Jos. Pasler Navasota St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Father Gleissner Peter Litwora Anton Pasler Joseph Pasler Jr Hearne John Yeager Julia Pasler Cottonwood

Japanese Premier Yamamoto Called to Resign Amid Scandal

In San Francisco a cablegram reports Japanese Premier Yamamoto urged to resign by citizens of Fukui Province over naval supplies graft. A later dispatch from Tokyo says 15,000 people massed to back a February 10 Diet motion seeking confidence vote against the government over a naval officer’s influence in contracts with a German firm.

Associated Press San Francisco Cal Premiser Yamamoto Japan Fukuo Fujii Harikari Tokio Admiralty

Ministers Exempt from Road Work in Texas Ruling

Austin February ruling by the Attorney General exempts all ministers from road work duties, regardless of whether they are actively engaged in ministerial work. The decision affects clerics and religious leaders across the state.

Associated Press Austin Tex Attorney General

Flood relief funds sent to Colquitt totaled 17386

Austin Texas February 5 A statement by the Governor shows total cash contributions to flood sufferers $17386 9F. Through February 1 1914 total disbursements were $10944 42. Tents and tent equipment supplied but not yet returned value $17312 22.

Autsin Tex Executive Department

Rural School Notes Highlight Library Upgrades and Local Elections

The Reliance box supper raised about 60 to fund library books and equipment. Wellborn Sme tana and Shiloh schools received free library volumes from Farm and Ranch Publishing. Bowman district approved a local school tax in a Jan 24 vote. Harris pupils excel in Bryan High School with averages of 92 and 94 after transferring. County teams like Alexander Kurten Steep Hollow Harvey Wellborn Millican thrive in basketball. The adage All work and no play applies to this schooling year.

Reliance School Wellborn School Smetana School Farm and Ranch Publishing Company Dallas Shiloh Bowman Bryan Harris School Bryan High School Alexander, Kurten Steep Hollow Harvey Wellborn Millican Jack

Suffrage Campaign Opens With United Constitutional Push

London reports a mass meeting tonight launching the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies campaign. The group pursues a united constitutional demand for a government measure and notes increased pressure on anti suffragist ministers and support from the Labor party, now backing women’s rights.

London England National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies Labor Party House of Commons

Fleeced Negroes Seek Coastal Escape Scheme

A shipload of Oklahoma farmers and their wives wait in New York for Alfred C. Sam to lead them to a new Negro colony on the African Gold Coast. Sam claimed to be an African chief and to have ships ready. he could not be found. In Weleetka, Okla, more than 500 followers wait to travel to Galveston for a promised voyage, with rumors of $65,000 to $75,000 taken in the scheme.

New York Oklahoma Alfred C. Sam Gold Coast Sam Texas Mississippi Curituba Associated Press Weleetka Okla Galveston

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