Precinct Officers and Brazos County Vote Total
Precinct officers listed for Brazos County including precincts 1 through 8 with judges, constables, and justices of the peace. The total vote in Brazos County Saturday was 1780.
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County Commissioners
J. M. Atkins
M. B. Tasters
Chas. Destefano
C. A. Buchanan
Justices of the Peace
C. B. McGregor
H. L. Weeden
Louis Schultz
C. L. Baker
J. H. Blume
C. B. Moore
J. L. Hensarling
H. D. Wilson
Brazos County
John Morton Buys Old Anderson Homestead Love Pact
In Cornwall county a sheriff sale forces John Morton to confront his past with Barbara Anderson. The Anderson homestead is sold to settle mortgage debts, and Morton proposes a joint ownership if they marry, rekindling their long friendship amid a new life in New York.
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John Morton
Prineville
John Daniels
John
Argus
Cornwall County
Barbara Anderson
Anderson
Barbara
New York
St. Rose's Parish
Masonic Lodge
Barb
McClure
In Defense of the Hunch Editorial on trusting instincts
The piece argues that hunches are practical impulses guiding judgment. It cites a New Haven engineer who halted a train after a hunch, likely preventing a worse wreck, and stresses safety first. It asserts no superstition, just instinctive judgment aligned with practical sense and action.
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Pittsburgh Gazette Times
New Haven
Waterbury
Conn
Mosaic diet linked to cancer blood changes in Times report
London Times medical correspondent notes a British Journal of Surgery paper describing cancer cell blood changes. He reports that consuming pork and other red meats may reproduce the carcinoma blood picture, citing Leviticus on swine as unclean. The claim is speculative and not conclusive.
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London Times
British Journal of Surgery
Saved by His Spectacle Case and Other Odd Saves
The St Paul Dispatch recounts a series of narrow escapes attributed to small safeguards such as a spectacle case a coin a highball or grace. The Milwaukee Roosevelt attack a Seattle coin saved a man a near thirst incident and a woman protected by an unseen armor are noted with restrained moral commentary.
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Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Seattle
Grace
St. Paul
Electricity education for Washington Irving high school girls
The domestic science department at Washington Irving High School New York City runs a thorough course in electric household appliances for future housewives. Eight hundred young women are enrolled in the department.
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Washington Irving High School
New York City
Screened houses to serve as mess halls for border troops
Texas plans 2600 screened buildings to serve as kitchens and mess halls for 50 000 soldiers and guardsmen along 1100 miles of the Texas border from Brownsville to El Paso. Each $220 structure will be fly and insect proof with a sloped roof and four screened sides. Each unit will have a kitchen and company dining area plus an incinerator for refuse.
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Texas
United States
Brownsville
el Paso
War Department
Funston
Laredo
Anl
Gas Explosion Kills Twenty Two in Lake Erie Tunnel
Cleveland reports twenty two dead and six dying after a gas explosion in a waterworks tunnel beneath Lake Erie five miles offshore. Rescue efforts suffered losses due to lack of oxygen helmets, with later reports showing eight bodies recovered and remaining victims believed buried under mud.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
County Democratic Convention Called for Bryan July 29
By authority of the Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee E W Crenshaw chair calls a county Democratic convention to convene at the Court House in Bryan on Saturday July 29 at 2 p m to elect delegates to the State and District conventions and to transact other business as may come before it.
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Court House
Bryan
E. W. Crenshaw
Chin. Brazos Co
Democratic
Chronic borrower shows mercy never strikes a downed man
A terse observation notes a chronic borrower who avoids taking advantage of others, a redeemer-like trait highlighted as a defining mercy in scarce social dealings.
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