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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1915

Page

6

Texas Mills and the Cotton Industry Rise in Interest

Texas shows growing support for building cotton mills with capital funds and organized effort. The article notes thirteen Texas mills in operation or expansion, discusses optimal mill size and capitalization, labor needs, and the economic benefits to towns, farmers, merchants, and workers, arguing mills boost local taxes and wages while offering viable investment opportunities.

Texas Andrew Carnegie D. A. Tompkins Charlotte N. C Mississippi River Mississippi Houston Galveston Carolinas

Texas Mills Outlook Brighter as Trade Shifts Loom

A Texas textile advocate argues mills near markets, a growing labor supply, and canal links boost Texas capacity. He notes mill cottages for workers, school access for their children, and a well equipped A and M textile department training cadres to lead future mills. He expects U S banks abroad and Panama Canal proximity to unlock South American trade.

Texas England Union New England United States Europe China South America Germany France New York Buenos Ayres Panama Canal Houston Ship Channel Texas Mills A. & M. College

Twenty Six Property Deeds Recorded in Oak Grove

The reporter was told this morning that twenty six deeds to Oak Grove lots were made on December 31 at Fountain Brothers. This appears to be the largest number of separate deeds in a single day for Bryan area parcels.

Oak Grove Fountain Brothers Bryan

Subway Fire Horrors Cause Rush Hour Panic in New York

An electrical explosion on a stalled subway car near Fiftieth Street sparked a blaze that trapped passengers and sent smoke through tunnels. Initial death toll reports proved unfounded with one confirmed fatality by noon as firefighters, ambulances, and pulmotors fought the blaze and helped victims crawl to safety through ripped manholes.

Associated Press New York Fiftieth Fifty-ninth

Palestine Wins In Railway Shops Case Return Of Offices

In Texarkana on January 8 the Sixth Judicial District Court of Appeals affirmed Cherokee County and Palestine city’s suit against the International Great Northern Railway. The railroad must maintain its shops in Palestine and relocate its general offices from Houston back to Palestine. Attorneys indicated an appeal may follow.

Associated Press Texarkana Tex Sixth Judicial District Court of Appeals District Court of Cherokee County International Great Northern Railway Company Palestine Houston Cherokee

Illiteracy in United States Drops Among Youth

Washington reports that only fifteen of every thousand youths aged twelve to fourteen cannot read or write. Oklahoma records the sharpest drop, with illiteracy falling from 124 to 17 in six years.

Associated Press Washington United States Oklahoma

Prohibition Up in Three States

Idaho Governor Alexander urges statewide prohibition in his first message to the legislature. Minnesota Governor Hammond calls for a temperance law in his inaugural address.

Associated Press Boise City Idaho Alexander St. Paul, Minn Hammond Minnesota

Prohibition Issue Threatens Speakership Deadlock

Springfield legislators opened the session with the Speakership contest at risk of a stalemate as the prohibition question loomed over the proceedings in Michigan.

Associated Press Springfield

Real Estate Transfers in Bryan and Brazos County

Fred L Cavitt transfers lot eight in block H Hillcrest addition Bryan to Arnold Leverton for 76 dollars. J D Martin transfers 73.4 acres in Thomas James league Brazos County to Mattie Martin for 10 dollars and other considerations.

Fred L.cavitt Arnold Leverton Block H. Hillcrest Bryan J. D. Martin Mattie Martin Brazos County

Cottonwood Citizen Calls for Another Road Bond Vote

Cottonwood resident Monroe Edge urges another election to approve a $450 000 road bond for Cottonwood Bryan College Wellborn and Millican precincts. He notes four precincts hold about three quarters of county wealth and argues a smaller tax rate can fix about 100 miles of roads and stimulate industry. The petition, signed by voters, will be presented to Brazos County court January 10.

Eagle Good Roads Committee Cottonwood Bryan College Brazos County Monroe Edge Tex Wellborn Millican

Ocean Freight Rates See Another Rise

Galveston Texas January 7 all ocean freight rates advanced again today cotton rates per hundred pounds to Liverpool rose twenty five cents the new rate is now 1 25

Galveston Liverpool Associated Press Tex

Royder's Store Burns Near Koppe's Bridge

Fire destroyed J. M. Royder & Brother general store near Koppe bridge in Brazos bottom early Tuesday. Stock and building valued about 10 000 dollars, partially insured. owner sleeping inside saved few personal items. five hogs also perished in the blaze.

J. M. Royder & Brother Koppe Bridge Brazos Bottom Royder

Police Serb Confesses on Killing Old Friend Bobbing Drug Store Robbery

Chicago report says Axel Jensen a police sergeant admitted he shot and killed George Hennessey after finding him robbing a drug store. The men had been boyhood chums for years and the coroner's jury exonerated Jensen as he testified tearfully about killing his former playmate.

Chicago Associated Press Axel Jensen George Hennessey Jensen

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J. B. Bagley The South New York City Court of Appeals At District Court Leoo Temperance Koppe
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