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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

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Death Ends Tragic Career of Ex Empress of Mexico Charlotte

Charlotte, once Empress of Mexico, dies in Brussels at the end of a romantic, tragic life. Built on Bourbon blood, she allied with Maximilian, sought aid from Napoleon then the Vatican, and never recovered after his betrayal and execution. Belgian royal family at her bedside as pneumonia struck.

Associated Press Brussels Charlotte Mexico Maximilian Napoleon Maxmilian Vatican Church

Bryan Texas Boasts Busy Cultural Scene This Week

The Bryan community enjoys a lively schedule with arts and film. The Manhattan Grand Opera Co drew a 1500 dollar house last Thursday, Woodrow Wilson Memorial film drew large crowds, and the Chamber of Commerce banquet attracted over 250 attendees. Friday hosts a big musical event at College, and next Tuesday the Bryan Lions Club will stage a minstrel show rivaling professional productions.

Bryan Texas Manhattan Grand Opera Co College Station Woodrow Wilson Bryan and Brazos County College Bryan Lions Club

Lions Club minstrel show to stage The Gypsy Rover in March

Mrs Roy Danforth in charge of music for Bryan Lions Club plans a musical comedy The Gypsy Rover with a selected cast. Tickets went on sale with strong demand as organizers expect a banner crowd for January 26. Officials Walton Bible Finley part of Houston trip. fire alarm at Allen Academy proved false.

Roy Danforth Lions’ Club Bryan Allen Academy T. O. Walton Dr. X. Bible Charles E. Finley Houston Lions Club Henry Locke

Life Story of W. E. Farmer Reveals Rapid Career Shifts

W. E. Farmer recalls early life at age two, walking 12 miles daily to school. He trained as a telegrapher with Southern Pacific, then worked in lumber, groceries, and public service roles in Italy, Navasota, Hearne, Bryand, and Bryan. He notes long tenure with Western Public Service and membership in Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges.

Jim Scarbrough Giddings W. E. Farmer Western Public Service Company Southern Pacific Railroad Houston Austin Hearne Bryan Bryand Masonic Knights of Pythias

Weather Outlook for Bryan Area Tonight and Thursday

The Weather section notes tonight and Thursday will be generally cloudy and unsettled for Bryan and vicinity. Regions may see varied cloud cover with potential light showers or drizzle. Stay alert for changing conditions and brief rain chances.

The Eagle New Orleans Bryan and Vicinity

University records cited in Bonner murder trial

Corpus Christi January 19 University records and recollections of friends are offered as circumstantial evidence in the attempt to prove that Frank Bonner murdered J A Barnes with dynamite in 1923 Bonner faces trial for Barnes murder University instructor B M Gafford testified Bonner did not turn in a paper on the day he is alleged to have carried a bomb to the San Antonio Express office James Clark Bonners Austin landlady’s son testified Bonner attempted to detonate dynamite caps Joe Machen builder of the University laboratory testified dynamite and caps were stolen shortly before the murder

Corpus Christi Frank Bonner Bonner J. A. Barnes B. M. Gafford San Antonio Express James Clark Austin Joe Machen University Biological Laboratory

Bill Before Congress of Vital Interest To A and M College

A congressional bill seeks 26 000 dollars to study new cotton developments and 400 000 dollars to estimate bales and grades of the U S cotton crop. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics would oversee the work with Dr B Youngblood, on leave to organize it, meeting with College officials in College Station.

Congress Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture B. Youngblood Texas Experiment Station Washington Youngblood College Station Walton Conner

Distinguish ed Young Woman Preacher Visits Hometown

Miss Tommie Franklin, pastor of the Free Baptist church of Denison, visits her Bryan parents. Ordained after training at Tecumseh College, Oklahoma, she has served churches across states and now leads in Denison, reflecting historic church equality for women. Her story honors Bryan and uplift through service.

Tommie Franklin The Free Baptist Church of Denison F. H. Franklin Tommie Bryan Tecumseh College Oklahoma Free Baptist Church America

Mrs J N Goodwin Hosts Presidents Club Luncheon

Mrs J N Goodwin installed this year as a Presidents Club member hosted a one o’clock luncheon for the regular meeting. Mrs W B Cline invites the club to her home on Tuesday February 15. A full social column account will follow in The Eagle.

J. N. Goodwin Presidents Club of Bryan W. B. Cline Goodwin The Eagle

Cotton futures slip as local prices ease

Cotton futures fall five to eight points amid softer market activity. Local spot cotton trades lower at about 12.5 cents per pound, reflecting mild price pressure in the market.

Mascot comic opera set for Davis Opera at A and M College

The Davis Opera Company stages The Mascot a light English comic opera in Assembly Hall College Station Texas Friday night January 21 under a Y M C A senior class plan. Proceeds fund student activities. The cast features Adaline Wykoff Parker Timmons and others in Piombino Italy fifteenth century setting.

Davies Opera Company A. and M. College College Station Texas Manhattan Opera Company Pavley Oukrainsky Ballet E Davies Opera Company Piombino Italy Rocco Pippo Bettina Adaline Wykoff George E. Mulvaney Firnametta Lorenzo XVII Esther Mulvaney Lorenezo XVII Prince of Piom Parker Timmons Frederick, Prince of Pisa Wayne Haworth Farmer E. A. Henkel Page of the King Ethel Dwyer

Bishop to Speak at Methodist Brotherhood Meeting

The Methodist Men's Brotherhood will host Bishop Sam R. Hay at 7:00 PM Thursday with the bishop later addressing the congregation. Freshman coach John R. Bender and Rev. Jesse Leee join in talks. Dr. W. H. Lawrence and others organize the event for a large turnout at 8:15 PM.

Methodist Men’s Brotherhood Sam R. Hay Brotherhood John R. Bender A. and M. College Bryan Jesse Leee W. H. Lawrence E. R. Bryant Glenn W. Stinnett Bishop Hay H. H. McCain John W. Black Wesley Brotherhood A. K. Brown Woman’s Missionary Society

Staple Cotton Yields Close to Short Staple in Texas Test

A 10 year cotton variety test at the Texas experimental station in Troup shows staple cotton nearly matching short staple yields per acre. With full premium, staple cotton offered higher value than short staple based on acre yields, supporting a shift for Southern growers if markets pay for staple lint.

Troup Texas Experimental Station South Troup Experiment Station Texas

Miss Harvey to Sing in Bryan for Music Study Club

Miss Catherine Harvey of Galveston will sing at the Music Study Club meeting at Carnegie Library in Bryan on Thursday at 8 80 oclock. The dramatic soprano has studied in New York under Oscar Seagle and has earned praise, with a bright future foreseen in concert singing. Members may bring one guest to hear and meet her.

Music Study Club Carnegie Library Catherine Harvey Galveston Harvey New York Oscar Seagle Miss Harvey

Methodists Hold Prayer Service Tonight at 7 30

Regular meeting at First Methodist church with subject Praying in A. D. 60 Today and in 2000 A. D. Pastor Dr. A. H. McCain leads the service at 7 30 this evening.

First Methodist Church A. D A. H. McCain

Moody Begins as Governor Precise to Start

Dan Moody arrives for his first full day as Texas governor at 9 o clock and continues greeting supporters. He is expected to move into the executive mansion late this week.

Associated Press Austin Dan Moody Moodys Executive Mansion

Battle Over Smith Begins in Senate Contested Oath

Frank Smith named to Illinois Senate seat learns he faces opposition as Senator Denen introduces a credential challenge. Denen accuses issues from campaign funding while Reed calls for postponement until credentials committee rules. Senate galleries fill with Smith supporters amid scrutiny.

Associated Press Washington Frank Smith Senate Illinois Denen Clinois Smith William B. McKinley Reed Missouri

Dr J N Goodwin Visits Longview With Family

Dr J N Goodwin spends a few days in Longview for business and pleasure, combining work with a visit to his daughter, Mr and Mrs Jack Barton.

J. N. Goodwin Longview Jack Barton

Life Threatened Conversation in Norris Chipps Trial

Austin witnesses testified that D. E. Chipps told Mayor Meacham he would kill Norris if he continued attacking Meacham. Lena Cheek heard the elevator confrontation at Meacham's store as Chipps sought pacification while Fanny Greer described a tense call between Chipps and Norris.

Austin D. E. Chipps Meacham Norris Chipps Lena Cheek Fanny Greer Fort Worth Wire

New Directors Named for C of C

The following list shows newly named directors for the Chamber of Commerce including Astin E H Adams Geo A Bolton F C Bradley Wilson Bryan Travis B Cole W H Dunlaney J N Edge Eugene Ferguson H O Haswell Tyler Higgs W S Henderson F L Howell W S Howell J Webb Jenkins E J Lawrence Jno M Martin J D Miller J Bryan McCulloch W L Parker M L Rountree Mrs Lee J Vitopil M F Waldrop A M Walton T O Wilson DL

Astin E. H Adams Geo. A Bolton F. C Bradley Wilson Bryan Travis B Cole W. H Dulaney J. N Edge Eugene Ferguson H. 0 Haswell Tyler Higgs W. S Henderson F. L Howell J. Webb Jenkins E. J Lawrence Jno Martin J. D Miller J. Bryan McCulloch W. L. Parker M. L Rountree

Care and Management of The Dairy Herd by A L Darnell

Professor A L Darnell outlines Texas focused dairy herd practices emphasizing gradual replacement, heifer rearing from the best cows, and age based breeding. He notes milk cows peak at six to nine years and advises against veal calf slaughter to avoid disease risk.

Darnell A. L. Darnell A. and M. College of Texas Texas Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire

Bryan Brazos Chamber Banquet Hears Walton Vision

Dr T O Walton, president of A and M College, delivers the principal address at the Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce annual banquet held at Longs Cafe. The event, led by first woman president Mrs Lee J Rountree, drew over 250 members and featured reports by Eberstadt and remarks on county and college cooperation.

Bryan and Brazos County Ty Cobb Bryan and Brazos County T. O. Walton A. and M. College Walton Bryan Agricultural Committee

Harry S Edge Discusses Dry Goods At Lions Club

Bryan merchant Harry S Edge spoke at a Lions Club meeting about boosting cotton fashion with 40 plus style shows this year. He outlined four buying methods, urged newspaper ads and direct mail, noted novelties dominate over staples, and the need for a New York representative.

Harry S. Edge Bryan The Lions Club Times New York Robert Armstrong Maurice Schulman J. Bryan Miller J. B Hensarling W. E. Neely J. Coulter Smith J. W. Hendricks Jr Travis F. Bishop U. L.ee Willard Chambers Robert Strong A. R. Leckie Thea G. G. Watts Ross M. Sherwood Mrs Roy Danforth Ty Cobb

Mr and Mrs Todd Leave Bryan for Hempstead Home

Mr and Mrs J Howard Todd are moving their household goods from Bryan to Hempstead today where he has taken a job at Citizens State Bank. Mrs Todd baby and her mother Mrs Amanda Wright of Canada will join later in Hempstead. Bryan friends bid them farewell with warm wishes.

J. Howard Todd Bryan Hempstead Todd Citizens State Bank Baby Amanda Wright Canada Mrs. Todd

Extension Service Club Meeting Thursday at 3

The Extension Service Club will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 3:00 led by Mrs. BE Budaly on College Avenue.

Extension Service Club BE. R. Budaly College Avenue

Soldiers Seek Direct Loans for Veterans Certificates

Washington January 18 Authority to make direct loans on veterans bonus certificates will be sought by Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau today.

Washington Hines She Veterans’ Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Banouet Maxmillian Bourdon the People’s Column Navasota E. H. Astin City National Bank James H. Webb Webb Brothers New York City Webb Bros University A.& M. College Methodist Rev Jesse Lee Dan C. OF C T. C. Walton Adapher Oter Lee J. Rountree Eberstadt United Stats Sam EB J. N. Dulaney A. M. Waldrop Wilson Bradley Tyler Haswell John M. Lawrence F. L. Henderson J. Webb Howell Young Merchant Mr. and
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