Co operative Marketing Urged To Push Education
Walton Peter secretary of the National Council of Farmers Co operative Association prepared an address for the convention in Washington urging the organization to develop a national education system on the co-operative movement. Education credits dominated today's session as the main topic.
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National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Council of Farmers Co-operative Association
Walton Peter
Tragedy Reported As Ran Student Found Dead in Madison
A Ran student was found dead today at French House in Madison Wisconsin. Authorities are investigating the death as a possible accident or foul play as community mourns. Police released no further details pending autopsy results.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Woman Said Be Dying After Madison Shooting
An unidentified male student is dead and Miss Laura Palmer chaperone at the French House and University of Wisconsin instructor is dying at Madison General Hospital after a shooting in the French House receiving room. Police believe the man is F. X. Bernard, 20.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Laura Palmer
French House
Madison General Hospital
Palmer
University of Wisconsin
F. X. Bernard
Texas Aggies Defeat Bear Kats 21 to 14 in Fast Basketball
Special to Bryan Daily Eagle reports Texas A M with Arch Damon scoring seven points leads to a 21 to 14 victory over Sam Houston in College Station. Damon with fast play and center work, Duckett and Washburn contribute strong guard pace while Rumfield tops Sam Houston for five points before fouling out. Lineups list A M Duckett Damon Dealey Washburn Kale Kurger Tucker. Sam Houston Lockey Black Rumfield McDonald Samuels. Referee McCurdy of Illinois.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
College Station
Sam Houston Bear Kats
Arch Damon
Texas Aggies
Damon
Aggies
Duckett
Washburn
Rumfield
Kats
Lockey
Sam Houston
Samuels
Black
McDonald
M. Duckett
Dealey
Baker
Gustin
Palmer
Smither
Kale
Kurger
Tucker
McCurdy
Illinois
G W Ross Elected Scoutmaster of Troop 13
The Bry an Boy Scout Troop 13 held its weekly meeting at 2 p m Sunday with the Oath, roll call, and dues. Morris Kaplan spoke on The Founding of the Boy Scouts. G W Ross was elected assistant scoutmaster as Mr Barron will be unavailable. Present were Scoutmaster W S Barron, Troop Leader Frank Bain, Scribe John Heard Astin, and multiple scouts including Morris Kaplan and Abram Kaplan.
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Bryan Boy Scout Troop No. 13
Morris Kaplan
Boy Scouts
G. W. Ross
Barron
W. S. Barron
Frank Bain
John Heard Astin
Henry Godwin
Charles Moehlman
Wilman Ross
Neal Godwin
Woodrow Wallace
Ashburn Higgs
Paul Patranella
Robert Persons
Sam Kaplan
Abram Kaplan
K. O. P. Officers Installed For New Term At Brazos Lodge
Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias installed officers for the six month term with Geo. E. Hadley presiding in deputy status. Elected officials include L. B. Locke as chancellor commander and R. C. Franks as vice chancellor plus other officers. The lodge notes improved conditions and pledges to strengthen fraternal work and city life.
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Brazos Lodge No. 64
Knights of Pythias
M. E. Wallace
Geo. E. Hadley
J T. Maloney
J. E. Gammon
W. B. Saunders
L. B. Locke
R. C. Franks
T. A. Cloud
Robert FE. Kellner
Marvin J. Birdwell
Robert Phillips
Wm. Griffin
J. M. Caldwell
F. L. Henderson
Grand Lodge
J. B. Christian
Brasos Lodge No. 64
Chas. W. Crawford
W. C. Davis
P. Hall
David Reeves Hurt In Auto Accident On Benchley Road
A late hour wreck on Benchley Road left David Reeves badly injured after his car overturned. Officer Williams and Dr. B A Sims assisted and he was taken to Bryan then Moehlman Hotel for bed rest. He suffered a broken right arm, gashes and bruises on his right leg, three broken ribs, and serious facial and neck cuts. Reeves claimed a wife in Nacona Texas and a mother in Henderson Texas as authorities sought his next of kin.
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Benchley
Williams
Bryan
B. A. Sims
David Reeves
Nacona
Texas
M. Reeves
Henderson
Rusk County
Sbisa Returns From Havana Visit With Family
B Sbisa and his grandson Wm Ray Kerr returned from Havana Cuba where they spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs E W Kerr Ray Kerr is a student in A and M College Mr Sbisa reports Havana is flourishing as a winter tourist center noting a population comparable to New Orleans and a growing mechca for visitors.
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B. Sbisa
Wm. Ray Kerr
Havana
Cuba
E. W. Kerr
Ray
Ray Kerr
A. and
M. College
Bryan Cotton Market Slips as Futures Ease About 20 Points
Cotton futures closed today about 20 points down, lowering local spot values to around 22 3 4 cents. Middling basis remains indicated as market watchers note the softer tone for nearby contracts.
Governor Smith urges strict enforcement of Prohibition
Albany January 7 Governor Al Smith told the new legislature that the Volstead Act must be enforced and that no state legislation is needed to that end Both legislative chambers are Republican controlled and may consider a prohibition enforcement act to replace the Mullin Gage law repealed during his prior administration
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Associated Press
Albany
Jan
al Smith
Rotary Students Day at Meeting at Green Parrot
Bryan Rotary Club hosted a Wednesday luncheon featuring A. and M. College students aided by Rotary loans. W. S. Barron led the program with eulogies to Rotary’s student loan program, plus musical and vocal performances. Attendees included Jno. W. Black, Rev. W. H. Matthews, and visitors from multiple Rotary clubs.
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Rotary
Green Parrot
W. S. Barron
Bryan Rotary Club
A. and M. College
Rotary Clubs of Texas
Dockum
Jno. W. Black
W. H. Matthews
Barron
A. and
John McCullough
Chick” Grelen
Bryan
Bryan Club
C. L. Benson
C. S. Beckwith
J. W. Black
Wilson Bradley
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
W. B. Cline
Jess Conlee
W. F. Davis
R. M. Dansby
S. E F
T. K. Lawrence
W. H. Lawrence
Jno
M. Lawrence, Jr
J. E. Marsh
Oak McKenzie
W. I. McCulloch
Roy Montgomery
J. T. S. Park
David Reid
J. L. Reese
Chas. Sosolik
H. T. Schovajsa
TL. E. Dowd
C. C. Todd
D. D. Vasbinder
M. FE. Wallace
D. L. Wilson
H. H. Williamson
T. R. White
I. E. Warren
R. F. Dunn
W. F. Gelber
Ruth Knox
H. D. Cuykendall
Bryan Eagle
L. V. Morris
Wichita Falls Rotary
W. M. Jackson
San Antonio Rotary
C. S. Ware
Temple Rotary
R. M. Jennings
Waco Rotary
K. B. Knox
Lubbock Rotary
J. E. Watkins
Dallas Rotary
FE. S. Collins
Jefferson Rotary
Raymond J. Harrison
John P. Hall
Charley M. Sessums
Frank M. Mabry
Ben R. Chambers
Houston Rotary
Raymond Torres Bryan
Monroe Richie
John FE. Orr
H. A. Grelen
Bryan Rotary
Harrison Churchill
J. FE. Wilder
P. J. Christensen
W. R. McCullough
C. R. Cole
H. G. Barnes
Mission Rotary
E. M. Busby
G. FE. Craughan
P. R. Blackburn
C. L. Mitchell
Hillsboro Rotary
R. C. Moore
O. C. Hallmark
Bethton
Norton Stock Co Presents A Clever Entertaining Show
Frank Norton and his Norton Stock Company star in a double role in the comedy Putting It Over at Palace Theater. Audiences praised the performance and witty lines, with between act specialties by Pa and Ma Rogers drawing applause. The company plans several weeks in the city, rotating programs three times weekly and offering 37 plays in repertoire.
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Frank Norton
Norton Stock Company
Palace Theater
Norton
Ma” Rogers
Seismograph Detects Earthquake North of Massachusetts
A seismograph recorded a brief quake lasting about 15 seconds to the north of Massachusetts. No injuries or damage reported, and officials say the event appears minor with no aftershocks expected.
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Seismograph
Massachusetts
Tremor Shakes Boston Area Early This Morning
A 15 second earth tremor was recorded at 8 07 at the Harvard seismograph station. Officials could not estimate the epicenter due to offshore storm disturbance but believed the motion came from the north. The tremor was felt across eastern Massachusetts with houses rattled and dishes jarred.
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Associated Press
Boston
Harvard Seismograph
Massachusetts
Three More Named Ferguson Regime
Miriam A. Ferguson named new Texas officials including Mrs. S. W. Meharg as state secretary of state, Mark McGee as adjutant general, and C. O. Austin as banking commissioner. McGee, a Brownwood lawyer and World War I colonel, was backed by General John A. Hulen and Ferguson supporters. Austin had backing from over 350 state banks.
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Associated Press
Temple
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
S. W. Meharg
Plainview
Mark McGee
Brownwood
Texas Department
American Legion
C. O. Austin
Dallas
Jim Ferguson
Ferguson
Meharg
Austin
Fergusons
John A. Hulen
McGee
Repairing Grade Crossings In Bryan City
Asphalt is poured today by H. T. C. railroad workers on the grade crossing near Chambers Wilson Motor Company on 28th street to smooth traffic. Repairs will follow on 25th and 26th streets after 28th street work. City Manager J. Bryan Miller led talks with railway officials and will pursue protective arms at the crossings in Bryan.
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Chambers-Wilson Motor Company
28Th Street
25Th
26Th Streets
J. Bryan Miller
Railway Company
Millinery School Planned at Carnegie Library
Mrs. Dora R. Barnes of A and M College Extension and Miss Laura Belle Roten will lead a millinery school for home demonstration club women at Carnegie Library. Sessions begin Thursday morning at 9 30 with renovation and re trimming of hats and making new ones. Participants should notify Miss Roten. observers need not register. Further Eagle updates will follow.
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Dora R. Barnes
A. and M. College Extension Department
Laura Belle Roten
Aent
Carnegie Library
Miss Rot
Grayson County Farmer Surrenders After Fatal Shooting
Dr. W. C. Gould of Bells Grayson county was shot and killed in the front yard of farmer Jim Scott near Bells. Scott surrendered in Sherman after the shooting, which occurred last night.
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Grayson County
Associated Press
Sherman
W. C. Gould
Bells
Jim Scott
Scott
Grimes County Report Brings Good News From Trant
W P Trant returns from Grimes county with tales of farmers selling hogs at about 8 cents a pound and turkeys at fair prices. One hog market sale totaled 248 dollars while another farmer expects 500. Hogs and turkeys fattened on post oak acorns at no cost. Local oil well prospect hoped for this year. Grand jury in session at Anderson prompted brief visit.
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W. P. Trant
Grimes County
Anderson
Trant
North wind on New Year vows good crop year saying
County Agent C L Benson states an old saying that a north wind on New Year signals a favorable crop year. The remark ties weather folklore to anticipated farming outcomes, reflecting agricultural beliefs in the community.
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C. L. Benson
Tragic Death Toll Strikes Bryan Family in Beaumont
Mrs L M Johnson chief night operator learns of the deaths of her son Berry L Johnson age 34 and his son Norman Johnson 10 when their car was struck by a train near Beaumont. Berry served in World War I as Private First Class with the 325th Infantry AEF. Surviving are his widow, his mother Mrs L M Johnson, brothers W H Johnson and Luther Johnson, sisters Mrs Annie Trant and Mrs Minnie Lee Cargill. Remains to be brought to Bryan. funeral arrangements pending with McCulloch Gordon Undertaking Co.
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Bryan
Berry Johnson
Brazos County
Headquarters Co
325 Infantry
Marie Rudasili
Norman Johnson
Beaumont
Johnson
Southwestern Telephone Company
L. M. Johnson
W. H Johnson
Luther Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
Annie Trant
Kingsville
Minnie Lee Cargill
College Station
McCulloch-Gordon Undertaking Company
Tick Eradication Topic At Texas Jersey Cattle Club Convention
In Fort Worth on January 7 the Texas Jersey Cattle Club held a two day convention with 200 members in attendance. The main topic was tick eradication and its impact on Jersey cattle and cattle breeding practices.
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Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Germany Acknowledges Evacuation Refusal as Allied Reprisal
Paris January 7 The German note replies to the Allied message on the Cologne Area occupation. It calls the Allied action a reprisal and accuses it of violating the Versailles Treaty. French circles view it as a protest that does not demand a reply.
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Cologne
Paris
Germany
Associated Press
France
Former Bryanites Heard Over Radio by J Webb Howells
Mrs J Webb Howell praises a Magnolia Petroleum Company radio recital broadcast from Beaumont last night Magnolene Mike from Bryan is John Newton now with Magnolia Petroleum Johnson son of W E Johnson Lal Dunlap Johnson recent New York study returns home to Beaumont for a visit Johnson a tenor with a bright future has received congratulatory telegrams from Minnesota to Florida
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J. Webb Howell
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Beaumont
Magnolene Mike
Bryan
John Newton
Newton
Samuel Francis Johnson
W. E. Johnson
Lal Dunlap Johnson
New York
Mr. Johnson
Minnesota
Florida
Senate panel backs Navy probe funding ratio claim
A Senate committee affirmed the House finding that the Navy probe funds have been kept within the approved ratio. The review supports continued oversight while noting no deviation from established fiscal guidelines.
No cause for alarm on navy ratio reports
The Senate Naval Appropriations Committee concurs with the House committee that the nation need not be alarmed by reports that the American navy has fallen below the 5-5-3 ratio after examining Secretary Wilbur and other Navy Department officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
Navy Department
Senate Naval Appropriations Committee
House
PTA Meet Opens New Year at East Side High
The Parent-Teachers Association invites a full attendance at the first meeting of the New Year to be held Friday January 9 at 4 p m in the high school building on East Side. The meeting is called by President Mrs A K Brown.
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Parent-Teachers Association
East Side
A. K. Brown
Brazos County Agent Beason Reports 1924 Progress
County Agent C L Beason presents the 1924 foreword summary to the Extension Service noting improved cooperation and shifts in opinion toward better agriculture. He lists field days 295 office days 14 and totals for calls, visits, miles, meetings, club work profits about 5000 dollars, 9 clubs, 5 fairs, 2 auditoriums, and cotton yield among the state's top third.
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C.L. Beason
C. L. Beason
Extension Service Department
A. and M. College
Brazos County
Bayan Eagle
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Secretary S E Eberstadt Returns From Jefferson Visit
Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt has returned from Jefferson where he spent the holidays with his mother Mrs. Anna Eberstadt and sister Miss Eva Eberstadt. He reports illness while away from Bryan but appears to be looking fine now. The home town seems different with him back.
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Sam E. Eberstadt
Jefferson
Anna Eberstadt
Eva Eberstadt
Bryan
Texas
Medical consultation on cause of Jno Kosh Jr death
Doctors B A Sims A L Mondrick and W H Oliver issued the death cause as ulcer of the duodenum with adhesion of the common duct causing jaundice.
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John Kosh, JR
B. A. Sims
A. L. Mondrick
W. H. Oliver
Jno
F. Kosh, Jr
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RAN
Bear Kats
Benchley Road
Bb. Sbisa
Norton’s Stock CO
City OF
Navy All O. K. Probe Funds
Senate
Brazos
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