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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

7

Law Upheld Right to Local Option Pool Rooms in Texas

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rules residents may vote out pool rooms at local option elections just as saloons. The decision upholds the Johnson pool room law, granting the Legislature power to authorize such elections and opening the way for local votes on gaming and related police regulations.

Court OF Criminal Appeals Texas Crimial Court of Appeals Johnson Wilbarger County Charles Francis Davidson

Huerta Forbids Use Of Any Money Not Legal Tender

By Associated Press Mexico City January 7 President Huerta issued a decree forcing nearly all state bank notes into circulation making them legal tender and obligatory for all payments as of today leaving few alternatives for the public.

Mexico City Huerta Mexico

Thaw Bail Requested Before Federal Sanity Commission

Concord January 7. Harry K. Thaw’s custodians Sheriff Drew and Officer Stevens urged bail before the Federal commission probing his sanity.

Concord N. H Harry K. Thaw Federal Commission Thaw Drew Stevens

Republicans Take Control Of New York Legislature In January Session

Albany N Y Jan 7 Republicans hold a 77 51 21 and 1 composition in the new New York Legislature following the fall overthrow of the Democratic party after Governor Sulzer impeachment The GOP backs Governor Glynn reforms aimed at rooting out grafters and prosecuting those guilty in highway and other state funds cases Exposures to come may dim Tammany prospects and shape Sulzer era investigations.

Albanay N. Y Democratic Party Sulzer Glynn Tammany

Colored School Building Completed by City

Contractor C. E. Jenkins completed the brick colored school building and the project was turned over and accepted by the city school board. Desks have been installed and heating arrangements will be finished in a few days before occupancy by the colored school.

C. E. Jenkins City School Board

Prevent Blood Poisoning with Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil

Classic remedy advertisement urging immediate use of DR PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL as a surgical dressing to relieve pain and promote healing. Includes prices 25c 50c and $1.06.

Porter

Plea of Guilty in Thirty Four Cases

Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Company pleaded guilty to violating the hours of service law. Federal Judge Russell fined the company one hundred dollars and costs in each of thirty four cases.

Katy Railroad Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Today Russell

County to repair bridges and culverts after floods

County Judge J T Maloney announced the commissioners will rebuild and repair destroyed bridges and culverts using time warrants at 6 percent interest. A donor offered to fund up to 200000 for the project without a bond issue, with Judge Maloney unsure if the full amount will be needed. He estimates about 15000 suffices for all repairs.

Eagle J. T. Maloney Maloney

Texas Experiment Stations Begin Fruit and Truck Research

The Texas experimental stations will start thorough fruit and truck experiments across sub stations. W. S. Watchkiss is named horticulturist at Troupe with oversight of truck and vegetable gardening and orchard work. Initiatives start at Temple Nacogdoches Angleton Pecos stations with variety tests and soil improvement as core aims. Mr Hotchkiss remains superintendent.

B. Youngblood W. S. Watchkiss Troupe Mr. Hotchkiss Temple Nacogdoches Angleton Pecos Hotchkiss Texas Ohio State Experiment Station Lubock Station Mr. Youngblood H. Ness

Pledges and a Drink Ban Go Awry in Judge Crocker Office

Frank Buchanan and Clerk John H. Crocker handle a New Year pledge request from a negro girl as a tall man asks for a legally binding vow to abstain from drinking. Buck promises to have the pledge ready after an hour, but the man’s arrival interrupts the plan.

Solace Remedy Promises Quick Uric Acid Cure

An advertisement claims SOLACE REMEDY dissolves uric acid crystals and purifies blood with no opiates, offered by The Solace Remedy Co of Battle Creek. It touts U.S. agency status, testimonials, and free box requests, priced at 25c to $1, urging readers that it will restore health and is easy on the stomach.

Solace CO Battle Creek U. S R. Lee Morris First National Bank of Chico Texas Solace Company Memphis Tenn R. L. Morris Solace Solace Remedy CO Battle Creek, Mich B. P.S Bryan William J. Oliver

Japan Prepares for War Amid Naval Build Up

Tokyo reports the government learns the cruiser Haruna will be ready sooner than expected after rapid material delivery. Japan plans three super dreadnoughts in 1914 and to form an aerial corps while expanding horticultural work at stations with Mr Hotchkiss joining in from Texas to lead truck and fruit cultivation initiatives.

Tokio Japan Haruna Kobe

Court scene ends with hanging friend sighting on pole

A man waits thirty minutes for a Water wagon then sees his intoxicated friend on a street corner when Buchanan exits the courthouse. A junky ad for Dr. Grove’s Cold Remedy interrupts with a cure claim.

Buchanan Court House Mr. Buchanan Houston Telegram E. W. Grove

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Associated Press Austin, Tex Aden Harry Thaw N.Y Legislature Republican Sherman Tex Texas Experimental Stations Teriae Lad Frank Buchanan John H Buck J. I. Case
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