Bryan Weekly Eagle postal notice and rates listing
A Bryan Texas publication notes postal class information for second class dispatches, with credit to LEE J ROUNTREE and the Associated Press. It includes advertising rates, offices in Dallas and New York, and annual subscription pricing for Brazos County residents and six months.
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Daily Press League
Withe Bank
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
Association Building
Chicago
Mail Weekly
Eagle
Brazos
Rural pride and civic ideals in a free republic
A quotation from Dr. Seaman A. Knapp extols a republic where rural and civic pride are equal. It envisions refined taste in choosing rural villas and notes wealth from the soil reinvested to develop and perfect the natural domain God entrusts as an everlasting estate.
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Seaman A. Knapp
Prisoner Escape Sparks Debate on Reform Versus Punishment
The article questions whether locking law violators away reforms them or merely placeholders for society. It cites an escaped prisoner who vanished in 1910 after one year of a three year sentence for grand larceny and who lived quietly for 19 years. It argues parole laws should guide punishment and reform aims.
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Houston
Oklahoma
Texas
Education Code of Ethics for Teachers Proposed
The National Education Association adopts a five year pending code of ethics stating the classroom is not a venue for religion or partisan propaganda. It urges informative, nonpartisan discussion of religion and politics while noting the Bible could be read in schools for literary and informational value.
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National Education Association
State legislative stance on tax delinquency in school districts
The piece urges passage of a law blocking statute of limitations as a defense for delinquent navigation and school taxes. It emphasizes rural school terms, the duty of taxpayers to fund education, and adding penalties without delay. A separate item notes a lone woman with a revolver abducting a motorist in a $14 000 incident.
Robison Cleared by Texas House Impeachment Vote
The Texas House voted 80 to 85 to exonerate Land Commissioner J. T. Robison after impeachment charges. The result followed prosecution failure to prove criminal conduct and dereliction of duty. Robison, 11th term official, enjoys wide support and strong public approval.
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Texas
House of Representatives
J. T. Robison
House
Robison
Texas Court Reform Debate and July Amendment Vote
The piece argues that Texas needs a bigger Supreme Court and reform of the court system to handle growing population and wealth. It links delays to constitutional change to nine justices, abolish commissions of appeal, and year-round sessions, backed by the Texas Bar and Press Associations. It notes parallel civic events and political interest in July 16 voting, plus A aline about Fourth of July celebrations and public post activities.
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Texas
Supreme Court
Texas Bar Association
Texas Press Association
Union
Commissions of Appeal
John H. Reagan
Court of Criminal Appeals
Commission of Appeals
Court of Final Resort
The
Press Association
Aviator Wilmer Stultz Dies in Atlantic Stunt Crash
Wilmer Stultz, one of the few to fly the Atlantic, died when his plane entered a tail spin during a stunt at about 300 feet. The incident highlights the dangers of stunt flying and suggests possible penalties for dangerous aviators to protect aviation development.
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Wilmer Stultz
Atlantic
Stultz
Army
Navy
Dempsey Defeats Basque Heavyweight in New York
Dempsey beats a Basque fighter in New York to claim a world title contender spot. The paper praises American sports honors while conceding the German visitor could claim top slugger status.
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Dempsey
New York
Germany
Bryan Plans All Day Fourth Of July Legion Event
Bryan prepares an all day Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the local American Legion post. entertainment of divers kinds will appeal to all ages and tastes. plan to stay local for a full day of enjoyment and not drive far.
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Karl Graham
American Legion
The
Legion
Brazos County
Bryan
Secretary Meilon Announces Fiscal Year Surplus
Secretary Meilon reports a surplus at year end of 185 million dollars and public debt of 16.931 million, the lowest since the war. He notes such figures mean little to us.
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Meilon
Big Mail Order Takeover Pressures Small Town Shops
Analysts warn that a national mail order retailer plans expansion into town centers previously dominated by local merchants. Experts fear profit flow to Chicago and New York headquarters could hollow out regional communities and reduce local job options.
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Chicago
New York
Town Policeman Fights Beer Sales in Hawkeye State
A Town policeman launches a one man crusade against near beer sales in Iowa. If he fails to gain traction, residents fear continued thirst as lawmen clash with beer vendors amid the war on alleged real beer.
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Hawkeye
Henry Ford Sells His Railroad Frontiers of Speed
Henry Ford has sold his railroad raising questions about whether he found a venture unprofitable or if the era of rapid transport via motors and aircraft renders rail lines too slow for his ambitions. The move sparks discussion about Ford's business strategy and the pace of innovation in transportation.
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Henry Ford
Land Commissioner Robison Reacts to House Vindication
Land Commissioner Robison said he felt vindicated by the Texas House and remarked it was nothing more than he expected. He noted it was a fine feeling to stand under fire and be exonerated.
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Robison
Texas House of Representatives
Senator Brookhart Seen as Domineering in Prober Role
The article contends Senator Brookhart views his probing duties with a domineering approach, portraying his style as assertive and controlling in questioning policies and actions.
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Brookhart
Prober
Indirect call for individual solution to farming relief
The speaker argues that nine men who tried farming or selling to farmers and who have significant funds should provide relief. If they cannot, the issue is framed as an individual problem to be solved by the individual rather than by collective action. The quote emphasizes personal responsibility in addressing agricultural distress.
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Brookhart
Texas
Bingham
House
Senate
Iowa
San Antonio
Congress
Czarist Furnishings Offered Quietly in New York
Reports from New York indicate former furnishings of the Czar’s household being quietly offered for sale with importers directing dealers to avoid them. It suggests concerns that experts might mishandle the so-called treasures.
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New York
Farm board head chosen after quitting high salary post
Alex Legge resigns as president of International Harvester to lead the new farm board at 12000 a year. Supporters say men of his type can devise collective methods to benefit farmers if possible.
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Alex Legge
International Harvester Company
Farm Board
Senator Heflin's son fined for reckless driving in Washington
The senator's son was fined in Washington after admitting he had a few drinks. The incident drew comments that he mirrors many men, despite his family position.
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Heflin
Washington
Alabama Sclon
Two Party Government Favored by Texas Sections
After hearing evidence from federal investigators, some believe a genuine two party system could benefit certain parts of Texas, suggesting divided governance might improve representation.
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Texas
Minneapolis aviators seek break after long flight
After a 150 hour journey from Fort Worth the Minneapolis aviators said weather break was all they needed but their motor failed ending the voyage. Their long air ordeal underscores the perils of early aviation.
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Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Senate honors Moody Parr for abstaining from liquor
The Texas Senate adopted a resolution congratulating Governor Dan Moody and Senator Archie Parr for refraining from the use of intoxicating liquor, signaling a stance on temperance and personal conduct.
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Texas Senate
Dan Moody
Archie Parr
Dallas Mayor Opens Meeting With Yo Yo Exhibition
The Dallas mayor opened a meeting of postal workers with a Yo yo display likely more entertaining than a standard welcome address.
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Dallas
Italian NY tabloid grows in size for lunch packing
A New York tabloid published in Italian expanded its size after a subscriber complained it was too small for his lunch. The broader edition may invite new readers and offers more space for content and ads.
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New York
Man Kills Brother Then Ends Own Life
A man shot his brother and then killed himself in a reported domestic incident. Police are investigating and have not released the names or motive, with officials stating the event occurred in a residence.
Ten Hurt As Motor Bus Crash Sparks Talk Of Bigger Buses
Ten persons were injured in a recent motor bus accident, prompting calls for larger buses to improve safety and capacity. Authorities investigating the crash are reviewing vehicle size and routing to prevent future injuries.
The Town Doctor urges Americans to travel and learn
The Town Doctor advocates travel as education and national character building. He urges Americans to explore diverse regions, observe how others live, and act as ambassadors for their hometowns, stressing honest, modest promotion of places. Reproduction rights noted.
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America
National Capitol
National Parks
United States
Sleep Standing Power Of Horses Examined
The Pathfinder notes horses can sleep while standing due to locked leg muscles and spinal reflexes. They may fall or stumble, yet often do not lie down for months. Elephants share this light, wakeful sleep pattern while grazing long hours.
Wax models and Trojan smiles draw merchants and thieves
The Bryan Diary Eagle reports on a debate about a smile used to push wax model sales and references a Waco News Tribune tale. A London incident involving a nude wax figure in Leicester Square spurred police reaction as thieves stripped fur from Madam Wax valued at $1,000.
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Bryan
Eagle
Lee J. Rountree
The
Nell Bentley
London
Leicester Square
Madam Wax
Waco News Tribune
Breath odor reasoned away by Dr Condon
Dr Condon of Chicago says the alcohol breath smell can arise from eating apples, ice cream, oranges, sweet cider, or new bread, not just drinking. He warns against assuming intoxication from breath alone, noting few would believe such doubts.
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M. L. Condon
Chicago
Condon
Smith Brookhart and allies travel to Texas in push
A controversial blast targets Smith W Brookhart and allies as they visit Texas to rally Republican support. Critics say the move aims to shake up party lines amid statewide campaigns and contested primaries.
Australia Buys Texas Bags Kill Prickly Pears
Thirty five cases of insects shipped from Uvalde to Australia to combat prickly pear infestations. Shipment valued at 3500 dollars weighing 6894 pounds, with 565 dollars in express charges to San Francisco. Australia has long funded insect investigations in Texas to study pests that target prickly pear.
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Australia
Texas
Associated Press
San Francisco
Insect Method Reclaims Australian Land From Prickly Pear
In Texas and nearby states researchers led by Mundell test prickly pear eating insects to reclaim land in Australia. Beetle like Moneilema alkei destroys roots and tops while Asphondylia ruins seeds and Caterpillar Militaria includes three species. Several thousand acres have been reclaimed using this insect method overseas. Experiments track diet in ventilated cases and ship insects for practical release.
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R. & Murdell
Australia
Mundell
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Shower Held for Bride-to-Be Frances Gorzycki of Honey Grove
A belated miscellaneous shower honored Miss Frances Gorzycki of Honey Grove, fiancee of Joe Frank Hembree, at the Gorzycki home. Guests enjoyed lawn games with Louise Curry winning high and Louise Gorzycki low scores. Refreshments were served to a large group of friends and relatives including Gorzycki, Krenek, Mechos, Cook, and Hebner family members.
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Frances Gorzycki
Joe Frank Hembree
Honey Grove
Harry Gorzycki
J. F. Cook
Gorzycki
Louise Curry
Louise Gorzycki
Josephine McCall
Rosalie Taylor
Dee Worsham
Margaret Gorzycki
Lena Parkhill
Mary Vitopil
Elizabeth Gorzycki
Gennie Braczyk
Margaret Hopper
Margaret Mechos
Anton Krenek
Stanley Machos
Wayne Long
Henry Gorzycki
Tom Konecny
T. J. Cook
Frank Kosh
Martin Kapchinski
Joe Krenek
Louis Gorzycki
Messrs
Joe Bukowski
Johnnie Wisniewski
T. F. Cook
P. L. Barron
J. C. Hebner
H. C. Gibson
Question on teaching evolution as theory or fact in schools
The statement ponders whether the house policy intends to permit teaching evolution only as theory or to ban any reference to it, implying a debate over how evolution should be presented in classrooms.
Allen Cadet Goes to West Point Without Exams
D W Kittredge Jr of Allen Academy receives orders to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point on July 1 without the usual mental entrance exam. Allen Academy was an honored military school for 1928 29. He will join a Texas high school student and a Texas A M College cadet entering without mental examinations.
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Adjutant General of the War Department
D. W. Kittredge, Jr
Allen Academy
West Point
Young Kittredge
United States Military Academy
United States
New York
Metropolis
Texas
West
A. & M. College of Texas
Turner Family Plans Reunion Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J T Turner of Bryan host a weekend reunion with their sons and daughters from other cities. Mrs George J Horner of Houston arrived Thursday and Mr Horner came to Bryan last night. Tom Turner of Galveston and Ralph Turner of Houston are also in town with Mrs George Stephan of Bryan joining for the visit.
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J. T. Turner
Bryan
George J. Horner
Houston
Mr. Horner
Tom Turner
Galveston
Ralph Turner
Mallory Ship Lines
George Stephan
Cemetery Working at Alexander Cemetery
The Alexander Cemetery will be worked on Friday July 5 with an all day working. Community members are invited to gather for upkeep bring a well filled basket and enjoy dinner under the trees at noon.
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Alexander
If Texas Legislature Showed Speed At Session Start
The remark notes that early efficiency could prevent the need for extra sessions later. It suggests decisive action at the outset would curb prolonged legislation and reduce delays in enacting laws.
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Texas
Donna Gets Modern Telephone System
Donna adopts a new telephone system described as modern, improving efficiency and communication for local users. Details on tech features and rollout are noted, with emphasis on user benefits and accessibility.
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