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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1921

Page

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Neff Wins First House Vote to Merge Agencies in Texas

In Austin on February 11 the Veatch-Melson bill to consolidate the Warehouse and Marketing Department with the Department of Agriculture earned engrossment by a 73 to 43 vote. Governor Neff’s administration hailed the move as a major victory and a campaign plank, while critics argued for preserving the separate marketing department.

Silliman Evans Fort Worth Star-Telegram Austin Texas Neff House Veatch-Melson Department of Agriculture Fort Worth George B. Terrell Senate Committee On Agricultural Senate Pat M. Neff I. M. West of San Antonio W. M. Fly Veatch-Milson Livestock Sanitary Commission J. E. Quaid el Paso Fannin Bass Beasley Hopkins McCafough Bonhaih Branch Barkett Burmeister Childers Coffee Cox Cummins Curtis John E. Davis Dinkle Duffey Edwards Estes Faubion Garrett Harrington Henderson McLennan Marion Hill Johnson Ellis Jones Kaci Kellis King Laird Lawrence Lindsey McDaniel McLeod Martin Mathes Melson Mill Moore Morris Medina Montague Mott Neblett Owen Palman Perkins Cherokee Perry Quicksall Rice Rogers Shelby Rowland Satterwhite Shearer Sneed Stephens Stewart Reeves Swann Sweet Brown Tarrant Thompson Red River Thrasher Veatch Wadley Waller Wallace Westbrook West Baldwin Beavans Binkley O. B. Black W. A. Black Bryant Carpenter John Davis Duncan Fly Pugler Greer Hall Hardin Harrison Hendricks Wichita Lackey Lauderdale Looney Mcfarlane Malone Marshall Menkins Meriman Miller Dallas Pollard Pool Quaid Harris Rosser Schweppe Sims Smith Stevenson Thomas Thomason Webb Wessels Williams Montgomery Paris Horton Grisson Pat M.neff Qari Ch Neff Ady Department of Money Melgan John H. Veatch Tribune of Bes Davis

Cottonseed Report Shows Slight Drop

The census bureau reports six month cottonseed output August 1 to January 31 at 2,566,526 tons, down from 2,983,507 tons last year. Mill stocks January 31 total 484,882 tons, up from 477,478 tons a year ago.

Associated Presa Washington, D. C Census Bureau

Secretary Houston Backs Senate on Foreign Loan Policy

Secretary Houston agreed with the Senate Judiciary Committee not to make additional loans to foreign governments until the committee has full time for deliberation. The decision follows pressing demand but waits for committee consultation.

Washington, D Houston Senate Judiciary Committee

Opening of A and M hazing probe draws large crowd

The hazing investigation at A and M College opened at two pm with Senators Baugh Bledsoe and Parr present along with Dr W B Bizzell Major Ashburn and several Bryan officials and students. Dallas attorney Cullen F Thomas Judge Charles Rogan and Gov T N Jones also represented the college as crowds filled the hearing in Austin.

Austin Texas A. & M. College Baugh Bledsoe Parr W. B. Bizzell Ashburn College E. H. Astin Lee J. Rountree J. Webb Howell H. B. Jamison Bryan Cullen F. Thomas Dallas Charles Rogan

Senators Back Burial of Unknown World War Soldier

Harrisburg February 16 Senate approved a House resolution to bury an unnamed World War I soldier in Independence Square near Independence Hall in Philadelphia, the site where the Declaration of Independence was signed.

Independence Hall Associated Press Harrisburg Penn Senate Today House Independence Square

Harding Cabinet Nears Completion

St Augustine Fla February 16 Harding today indicated the completion of his cabinet slate and waited only on definite selections of portfolios Navy Commerce and Labor The list included Charles Evans Hughes as Secretary of State John W Weeks as Secretary of War Andrew Mellon as Secretary of Treasury Will Hays as Postmaster General Harry Daugherty as Attorney General Henry Wallace as Secretary of Agriculture and A B Fall as Secretary of Interior.

Associated Press St. Augustine Fla Harding Navy Commerce Charles Evans Hughes New York John W. Weeks Massachusetts Andrew Mellon Pensylvania Treasury Will Hays Indiana Harry Daugherty Ohio Henry Wallace Iowa A. B. Fall New Mexico

Neff Names Highway Board and Livestock Commission Members

Governor Neff announced appointments to the State Highway Commission and Livestock Sanitary Commission. R. M. Hubbard of New Boston was reappointed chairman of the Highway Commission with W. W. McCrory of San Antonio and D. K. Martin of Itasca filling other seats. The Livestock Commission includes J. E. Boog Scott of Coleman Paul L. Smith of Gilmer and J. B. Murray of San Antonio.

Associated Press Austin Texas Neff State Highway Commission and Livestock Sanitary Commission R. M. Hubbard New Boston Highway Commission W. W. McCrory San Antonio D. K. Martin Itasca Livestock Commission J. E Boog) Scott Coleman Paul L. Smith Gilmer J. B. Murray

Case Against One Little Motor Kar Official Dismissed

Indictments against H Crow and four other Little Motor Kar Company officials on mail fraud charges were dismissed in federal court. Judge Wilson ordered the case dropped after a week of testimony with Crows name rarely cited. William Livezey and remaining co defendants continued trial.

Associated Press Dallas Texas H. Crow Little Motor Kar Company Wilson William Livezey

Fehlis Murray Nuptials Held in Austin

Miss Annie Belle Murray and Mr. Robert Fehlis Jr were married in Austin on February 9. Murray daughter of P H Murray, longtime Kurten residents, has lived in Bryan with Mrs G W Buckhaults. Fehlis, former A&M federal student, is an ex rifleman who represented Texas in last summer’s National shoot at Ohio.

Fehlis-Murray Annie Belle Murray Robert Fehlis, Jr Austin Miss Murray P. H. Murray Kurten Bryan G. W. Buckhaults Fehlis A. & M. College Texas Ohio

Extension Service Club to Meet Thursday Afternoon

The Extension Service Club will meet Thursday at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. B. Lanham with Mrs. 4. W. Buchanan as joint hostess. The notice invites advertising in the Daily and Weekly Eagle.

Extension Service Club W. B. Lanham 4. W. Buchanan

House Asks Accounting of War Disbursements

Washington reports the House adopted a resolution demanding an itemized statement of disbursements and allotments from the $150,000,000 war funds. The vote was 211 to 79 amid partisan clashes over expenditures at Paris and hotel expenses.

Associated Press Washington House Wilson Congress American Peace Commission Paris Good Appropriations Committee Gould New York McKinley Byrnes Tennessee Woodrow Wilson

Night Riders Raid Mexican Labor Camps in Texas

Hundreds of Mexican laborers fled to Fort Worth after masked assailants raided camps in Ranger and nearby areas. Women were dragged from tents and men beaten as authorities pledged protection and a ruthless war on drifters. Contractors will bolster armed guards to safeguard workers amid the terror campaign.

Associated Press Fort Worth Texas Ranger Dallas News M. S. Hagaman

Bill Would Allow Scrivner to Testify Without Pardoning

In Austin on February 16, a bill would permit W. S. Scrivner, convicted in the Dallas post office robbery, to testify in a state case against others similarly convicted without a pardon. Senator Witt urged unanimous consent to take the measure up. The bill, introduced by Witt and Senator Page, was stalled after Senator Murphy objected to its lack of printing and delayed until Wednesday.

Austin Texas W. S. Scrivner Dallas Senator Witt Me‘Lernan Page Bastrop Scrivner Murphy Harris

Futrell declines Arkansas Railroad Commission post

J M Futrell of Paragould declines Governor McRea's appointment to the new Railroad Commission. Governor McRea appoints Joseph Walker of Newport to the position.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark J. M. Futrell Paragould McRea Railroad Commission Joseph Walker Newport

Chamber petition seeks longer Western Union hours in Bryan

The Bryan Chamber of Commerce plans to circulate a petition among local business leaders asking Western Union to keep its office open through the noon hour and until 8 pm instead of 6. The move follows a chamber meeting led by W. H. Cole, with S. E. Eberstadt preparing the petition.

Western Union Telegraph Office Bryan Chamber of Commerce W. H. Cole S. E. Eberstadt L. L. McInnis Lee J. Rountree J. M. Lawrence Legislative Committee R. H. Denton Tyler Haswell E. J. Jenkins J. N. Dulaney J. T. Maloney R. S. Webb, Sr J. D. Martin M. E. Wallace Travis B. Bryan Sam B. Wilson T. K. Lawrence

Giant Caproni 10 aid in search for missing aviator

At San Antonio Kelly Field the giant Caproni tagged for nine hours flight with a 2K camera will fly to West Texas to aid cowboys and 50 government men in locating Lieutenant Alexander Pearson Jr. The aircraft will photograph vast areas then return to Kelly Field for film development and map analysis.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas Kelly Field West Texas Alexander Pearson, Jr

American in Mexico Reported Dead Was Alive, War Dept Says

Mexico City reports R. H. Case, an American once thought killed by Arrieta during Durango uprising, is alive. A War Department release states Case was wounded in a clash with outlaws and is now convalescing in Carnelas village.

Associated Press Mexico City R. H. Case Arrieta Durango War Department Carnelas

Caldwell County Woman Dies at 101 in Lockhart Home

Aunt Mary Ann Wilson aged 101 died at her Caldwell county home in Lockhart Texas She was born in Ireland and immigrated to Texas in 1850 Her survivors include one daughter and four sons plus five generations in the family One daughter Mrs Hale resides in Laredo.

Associated Press Lockhart Tex Mary Ann Wilson Ireland Texas Caldwell County Hale Laredo

UVA heads move to keep doctor title for doctors

The University of Virginia faculty formed the Society for the Rationalization of the Title of Doctor to reserve doctor for medical men and replace professor with mister for non medical staff including jazz band leaders and jugglers. Medical faculty will remain as doctors.

Associated Press Charlottesville University of Virginia Society For

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