President to Tour Country to Promote Treaty Covenant
Indications from administration quarters suggest the president will not be asked to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss the peace treaty. Officials say a majority on the committee appears hostile to a formal White House meeting, and the president may begin his countrywide tour earlier than planned to advocate the treaty and league covenant. The committee adopted a resolution urging release of virtually all treaty materials if consistent with public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Germany
Norris charges secret treaty worked by Japs
Senator Norris of Nebraska accused Japan of secretly securing pledges from Great Britain France Italy and Russia in 1917 to push the Shantung peninsula transfer to Tokyo for a price. He produced copies of diplomatic letters claiming the promises explain the pressure on the United States and called the ratification of the treaty the blackest page in the nation’s history.
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Washington
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Shantung Peninsula
Tokyo
Norris
Nebraska
Shantung
Senate
Funeral Held At Redtop Church For W Haygood
Wesley Haygood aged 63 died from a thirty foot fall from a windmill tower near Redtop. The funeral at Redtop church drew Brazos county relatives and friends. He leaves a wife four children and four brothers. Rev Charlton H Storey conducted services.
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Wesley Haygood
Redtop
Brazos County
Eagle
Haygood
Port Arthur
van Holton
Houston
Henry
Bob
Warren F. Haygood
Coleman
Lee Haygood
W. F. Haygood
Charlton H. Storey
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Anti Hobby Resolution Introduced in Texas House
The resolution demanding Governor Hobby's resignation over alleged connections to surrender the Blue Ridge prison farm option was introduced by Rep. Pope of Nueces. The speaker said it would be tabled until tomorrow and printed in the journal.
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Austin
Hobby
Blue Ridge
Pope
Nueces
Former Eagle Man Returns to City
T L Loughridge, once with the Eagle force eighteen years ago during Malcolm Carnes's tenure, visits the Eagle office today. He says he is glad to be back briefly and is in the city representing an oil company based in Wichita Falls.
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T. L. Loughridge
Eagle Force
Malcolm Carnes
Mr. Loughridge
Eagle
Wichita Falls
Martial law eases as Longview holds on to quiet
In Gregg county Texas martial law winds toward end as Brigadier McDill may seek civil restoration by Wednesday. Seventeen white men released on bonds face assault with intent to murder charges related to last Friday’s race clash. Additional arrests noted for Tuesday as Rangers probe arson and Negro homes destroyed.
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Longview
Gregg County
McDill
National Guardsmen
W. M. Hanson
Texas Rangers
Joe Brooks
Captain Hanson
S. L. Jones
Hanson
R. H. McDill
W. P. Hobby
Ernest White
Byron Oden
Elbert Keller
John Ethridge
Colton Moore
F. S. Wheeler
Brickbat Roberson
Will Rossen
Fred Nelson
Walter Beall
Lewis Baer
Lowell Smith
L. A. Mackey
Ed Nelson
M. F. Flanagan
Clifford Barr
Robie Vick
Kilgore
R. W. Aldrich
Austin
Nacogdoches
Jones
C. P. Davis
350 Fords Among 765 Brazos County Car Registrations
Three hundred fifty cars out of 765 registered in Brazos County in the first half of the year are Fords per tax collector Roy Hudspeth. Dodge leads among others with 66, Maxwell 52, and Overland 46. Various brands total the remainder with single registrations for many lines.
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Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
Dodge
Maxwell
Ford
Overland
Buick
Chevrolet
Studebakers
Oakland
Saxon
Chandler
Cadilac
Hudson
Moon
Nash
Paige
Willis- Knight
Oldsmobile
Case
Hupmobile
Mitchell
Briscoe
Dort
National
Chalmer
Pierce Arrow
Premier
Marian
Marmon
Wescot K
American la France
Glide
Abbott
Jackson
Roamer
Sayers Scovill
White
Lexington
Metz
Scripps Booth
Franklin
Packard
Mercer
Martial law keeps Longview calm under guard
Longview and Gregg county remain under martial law as 300 plus National Guardsmen under Brigadier General McDill maintain control. Expected arrests tied to Friday racial clash between whites and blacks anticipated to occur today.
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Longview
Gregg County
McDill
No Worms in a Healthy Child Ad Care Ad
An old advertisement claims children with worms show pale unhealthy color and stomach issues. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted as a two to three week remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system. It says Nature will dispel worms and the child will be in perfect health with a pleasant tonic priced at 6c per bottle.
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Grove
Prizes Offered for Livestock Judging at Texas Short Course
The tenth annual Farmers' Short Course at A and M College next week offers major prizes for boys in livestock judging including registered heifers valued at 150 dollars from the Texas Hereford and Shorthorn associations. Scholarships and team cups are planned for girls in domestic science and home economics contests with multiple colleges and clubs contributing awards. Lectures by prominent experts will cover cooperation, marketing, land tenure, and farm safety as well as home economics demonstrations.
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Boys’ Livestock Clubs of
Texas
Farmers
A. and M
Texas Hereford
Texas Shorthorn Breeders Associations
John P. Lee
San Angelo
Louis B. Brown
Smithfield
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association
Texas Goat and Sheep Growers Association
Woman’s Club of
Bryan
Woman's Reading Club
Navasota
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Grubbs Vocational College
Arlington
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Stepheneville
R. G. Hourse
Iowa Agricultural College
America
Agricultural Economists
Bradford Knapp
States Relations Service
South
Clarence Ousley
Walton Peteet
U. S. Railroad Administration
Central Auto Painting Company Ad in Waco
An advertisement from Central Auto Painting Company in Waco Texas promotes high grade motor car painting tops and seat covers with a satisfaction guarantee and lists address at 221 223 Washington Street.
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Central Auto Painting Company
Washington St
Waco
Texas
Mexican Bullfight Ends In Blood and Goring at Matamoros
In Matamoros on July 4 at Plaza de Toros Rodolfo Gaona the sixth bull gored matadors Jose Ramirez Goanita and Area, with Goanita suffering a severe neck injury and possible lifelong stiff neck. The incident followed earlier thrills as toreros missteps in wet arena led to slips and falls.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Mex
Plaza de Toros
Rodolfo Gaona
Jose Ramirez Goanita
Gaonita
Gaona
Pershing Arrives in London for Peace Celebrations
General Pershing arrived in London to take part in peace celebrations. He was met by Secretary Churchill and officers representing Haig and Sir Henry Wilson.
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London
Pershing
Churchill
Haig
Henry Wilson
Fines Assessed in Dallas One Day Record Court Session
Dallas Municipal Court set a one day record as 263 offenders were tried by Judge Robertson. Fines totaled 1145 dollars with 845 paid in cash. Most cases involved traffic and speed violations. 224 were new, 39 were carryovers from prior sessions.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Corporation
Robertson
Frauen Vote Trend in National Assembly Elections
Berlin reports fifty four percent of the 37 million qualified voters were women in the last national assembly election. Women showed greater turnout than young men of the same ages. Both wings of the socialist party each polled forty five and a half percent of the total vote.
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Berlin
National Assembly
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN is a syrup laxative claimed to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days. It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for steady action. The product is described as pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Texas farmers to convene at A M for three day assembly
The twenty second annual Texas Farmers congress opens at College July 17 and runs through July 19 with discussions on marketing cotton farms profitability rural schools and bee culture highlights include Dr E F Phillips apiculturist addressing the Texas Honey Producers association and papers by C P Dadant and others. Notable speakers include Clarence Ousley and S P Brooks with free motion pictures after evening programs.
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Bryan
College
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Congress
Airdome
E. F. Phillips
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas Honey Producers’ Association
Phillips
Texas
C. P. Dadant
American Bee Journal
Clarence Ousley
S. P. Brooks
Baylor University
C. S. E. Holland
Houston
John Gorham
Waco
H. M. Eliott
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Brazos County
State Horticultural Society
Texas Dairymen's Association
Texas Swine Breeders’ Association
Texas Field Crops Improvement Association
Texas Farm Boys Club Association
Texas Honey Producers Association
Texas Woman's Council
Texas Poultry Raisers Association
Texas Truck Growers Association
Texas Farm Management Association
Texas Experiment Association
Texas Federation of Fairs
Texas Horse Breeders Association
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Texas Railway Development Agents Association
Electric roads cannot meet existing conditions
Washington July 15 Under existing conditions and with revenue now received by them electric railways cannot continue to perform their functions, said John H Pardee president of the American electric railway commission. He said railway representatives seek a public approved solution that will preserve good service at reasonable cost for both the public and the owners.
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Washington
John H. Pardee
American Electric Railway Commission
Wilson
South
Pardee
Bromine Quinine Product Promoted with Laxative Effect
An ad text touts LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to quinine offering tonic and laxative benefits without nervousness though it claims a raging head. It urges readers to remember the full name and seek the signature of W. GROVE.
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W. Grove
Aod Committees Named For August 7 Celebration
General chairman announces new and existing committees for the return soldiers and sailors celebration to be held August 7. A 3 p.m. meeting is set July 17 at the Commercial club rooms to organize, with George A. Adams listing barbecue grounds and arrangements, finance, parade, and reception committees and members across Bryan College Station and surrounding areas.
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Commercial Club
George A. Adams
W. C. Boyett
College Station
W. Wipprecht
Bryan
R. M. Nall
Carl Jones
Claude Buchanan
J. B. Priddy
J. S. Mooring
Steeles
I. M. Cook
Chas. Gerke
Kurten
M. B. Easters
P. L. Barron
Jno
Kosarek
Tom McCallum
Tabor
Albert Payne
Edge
C. L. Benson
C. C. Vick
J. A. D. Robinson
H. O. Ferguson
Jim Cloud
C. C. Morgan
J. H. Wehrman
R. F
Victor Todaro
Steele
Chas. Noto
Stone City
J. H. Reed
Harvey
Robert Fuqua
Millican
W. E. Graham
George Echols
Rosprim
H. C. Fulgham
H. P. Dansby
C. Edgar Jones
A. M. Waldrop
J. W. James
D. Conlee
Fred L. Cavitt
Henry S. Locke
C. Burns
E. H. P. Bain
T. K. Lawrence
Hendrix Conway
R. W. Howell
T. P. Hall
Steep Hollow
Jno. Sabo
Horace Beard
Oscar Wilcox
Jno. Riley
Reliance
O. L. Andrews
J. P. Royder
Wellborn
Hugh Dowling
F. H. Pool
Chas di Stefano
Smetana
Sam Cotropia
T. L. Salvate
J. S. Doane
Bryan Commercial Club
The
Texas Soldiers Bonus Bill Approved for $50 Million Bond Issue
Austin July 12 The house committee on military affairs reported favorably a bill by Mr Malone to issue 50 million dollars in bonds to pay a 300 bonus to each Texas veteran sailor soldier or marine from the war One member opposed the report and the measure proceeds toward approval.
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Austin
House Committee On Military Affairs
Malone
Texas
Teeth mix up due to misprint in Evanston News-Index
A caller claimed to have found a lost pair of teeth after an ad said Ada Ketchum lost them on Orrington Avenue. It emerged the ad referred to a parakeet instead, causing a humorous mix up with the phone call ending in a rattle from two receivers.
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Evanston (Ill
News-Index
Orrington Avenue
Colfax
Simpson
Ada Ketchum
Evanston
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W. Haygood
Anti Hobby Resolution
Federal Land Bank
Uncle Sam
W. S. Barron
Bryan, Texas
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Luedinghaus Bois D’arc
Ge. FE. Parks & Company
Bull
Texas Farmers
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