Four prisoners likely to be tried in Bryan crowding county court
Flood conditions delayed prisoners from Houston to Bryan where Silver, John Reid, Robert 3M and Marvin A. Azbell face trial. A large venire is being summoned for a crowded court, with officials and state attorneys preparing for the proceedings and potential separate trials next week. The governor urged tax reforms to ease farm burden and supported appointive superintendent of public instruction while urging utilities regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Prisomers
Silver
John Reid
Robert 3M
Marvin A. Azbell
Werdene
Bryan
Venice
Attorney General’s Department
Deeds Courts
Sanders
Rep
T. N. Mauritz
Texas
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Governor urges tax reform and education board debate
Governor Guerner urged income tax to supplement ad valorem relief and endorsed a state board of education with elected superintendent, while criticizing existing utility regulation. He called for modern, Jeffersonian yet Wilsonian reform and urged legislature to resolve differences without sacrificing principles. He cited costly utility lawsuits in Fort Worth and San Antonio as proof of need for stronger protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Board ‘of Education
Wilson
BeEr Parl or: Women in a Homicide at the Hotel Door
Witnesses describe a deadly confrontation involving Mrs Morrison, Mrs Stallworth, and the older Mrs Stallworth at a hotel doorway. Shots were fired after a struggle as a bystander testified to the sequence of events and the motions leading to the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roper
Levi Stallworth
Mrs. Morrison
Morrison
Brambly
Roy Slay
Baxter
Joe Henderson
Bryan mayor backs 25 cent tax levy for schools
Mayor Jenkins told Lions Club that Bryan mayors believe a 25 cent tax would be needed to fund schools. He argued residents won’t refuse a school levy, noting the necessity for proper operation. Superintendent Durham warned that paying over 19 percent of income to teachers is risky, with Bryan presently around 81 percent for salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Levana Pied Bae
Bryan
The
Lions
Harry Durham
Toy
Aven
Bryan Lions Club Program Highlights City Service
Bryan Lions Club members reflect on a 10 year program and urge city leaders to set electricity costs for electric signs on business streets. Speakers praise service clubs for reducing factionalism while Miss Kathleen Cason Mildred Salley and Jane Reynolds entertain with vocal and piano pieces. June plans feature competitive programs with a judges panel and club guests the City Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lions Club
Wilson
Lion W
Howell
Lions Club
Kathleen Cason
Mildred Saliey
Jane Reynolds
John M. Lawrence Jr
J. Bryan Miller
L. Durham
C. E. Griesser
Harry L. Durham
Henry Locke
E. J. Jenkins
D. L. Wilson
Forrest Jones
H. A. Burger
Jno
Twelve Students Receive Diplomas At Consolidated
At Guion Hall A. and M. Consolidated school held its ninth commencement. Twelve seniors earned diplomas in a small yet highly scholarship marked class. Bertha Humbert led with a 91.9 four year average, while Marquez Ehlinger scored 87.6 and Ruth Carroll 90.8 as salutatorian. Dean Speck of Southwest Texas State Teachers College delivered the address to a large audience. Luke and Charlie Cup honors Bertha Humbert, with previous recipient Lillian Gorzyecki. Caroline Mitchell received a D A R medal for top American history, and R. E. Carroll earned a reading points prize from Mrs. Langford and Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guion Hall
A. & M. Consolidated School
Bertha Humbert
E. P. Humbert
College Station
Marquez Ehlinger
Ruth Carroll
H. E. Speck
Southwest Texas State Teachers College of San Marcos
Consolidated
Luke and Charlie
Luke and Charlie Grocery Co
Lillian Gorzyecki
Caroline Mitchell
Bryan Chapter
J. L. Lushlof
Langford
R. E. Carroll
F. L. Thomas
Tour of Europe By Frank Zubik Leaves Tonight
Local tailor Frank Zubik of Bryan departs tonight for a three month Europe tour aboard the U S Republic. He sails from New York via St Louis arriving Bremen Prague Vienna Berlin London and Paris before visiting relatives in Moravia and his native land. He plans to meet W S Howell Jr and visit his sister along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Frank Zubik
Bryan
Dallas
New York
St. Louis
U. S. Republic
Bremen
Germany
Prague
Vienna
Berlin
London
Paris
Stephens Wins Drill at Texas A&M Commencement
At the fifty third annual A and M College commencement in College Station, cadet awards were given for athletic medals and military trophies. Z W Willie Bartlett of Marlin won the Norris trophy as top athlete. Cadet Turney V Stephens of Dallas took the Caldwell trophy watch as best drilled man. Various corps awards followed for troops and companies, rifle marksmanship, intramural honors, and individual football basketball and track medals awarded to named cadets across multiple units.
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College Station
Cadet Corps
A. & M. College of Texas
Z. W
Willie) Bartlett
Marlin
Norris
Turney V. Stephens
Dallas
Cavalry
Caldwell
Infantry
R. E. Bauer
Houston
Howell
Signal Corps
W. C. Rowland
Fort Worth
Southwest Telephone Company
Battery A. Field Artillery
L. Ie Jordan
Floresville
Waldrop
Doughterty
Company B. Engineers
San Antonio
Engineers
R. A. Kunitz
Linton
Company E
Besse
el Paso
G. W. Barnes
Crystal City
Battery B
Field Artillery
James Sullivan
I. H. Fooshee
Z. W. Bartlett
O. D. Alsabrook
Levelland
H. A. Bible
Jefferson City
Tenn
J. E. Brown
Alvord
H. E. Burgess
Hale
C. A. Tracy
R. LL van Zandt
G. H. Zarafonetis
Breckenridge
N. A. Webster
Texarkana
Ark
C. T. Hoke
Shire
T. G. Caudle
Stephenville
H. H. Keeton
John Keneeny
Bryan
J. D. Harris
Taft
W. B. Holsonbake
Farmersville
J. B. Michael
T. W. Mills
Groesbeck
Capt
D. H. O’neil
Greenville
M. Sessions
Austwell
C. Y. Shoemaker
Jacksonville
D. B. Liocomb
Cameron
R. H. Stiteler
Smithville
Ed Thompson Jr
R. N. Winders
Cheailin c. Thi
Bates
Dallas Bond Issue Bought by Southwestern Life Insurance
Dallas based Southwestern Life Insurance Company has purchased the city school bond issue of 90,000 dollars intended to finance the construction of Travis and Bowie elementary school buildings. The deal settles the issue and funds are thus allocated to the school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Bowie
Southwestern Life Isurance Company
Dallas
Pri É
Names on the Cross Country Team Roster
Fort Worth and Dallas figures include P. E. Wendt Bren ham and J. A. Rutherford with others from San Antonio Houston Texarkana and Cleveland Ohio Cross Country participants listed alongside team leaders and officials from multiple cities. The roster cites L. H. Brown J. B. Michael G. H. Moore C. Y. Shoemaker and R. N. Winders among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
P. E. Wendt
Brenham
F. H. Weston
San Antonio
A. L. Storey
Houston
J. W. Kelly
Texarkana
F. B. O’bannon
Dallas
J. A. Rutherford
Cleveland
Ohio
L. H. Brown
J. B. Michael
G. H. Moore
C. Y. Shoemaker
Jacksonville
R. N. Winders
Spur to Brazos For Good Roads Aim in Madison
The Madisonville Chamber of Commerce backs the Why and How Come highway project for Highway 21 through Madison county. A committee from Midway, Madisonville, and North Zulch will visit Bryan on June 10 to urge officials to secure right of way from Kurten to the Navasota river and speed paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville Chamber of Commerce
Madisonville
Madison County
Bryan
Brazos County
Kurten
Navasota River
Midway
North Zulch
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Forrest
W. A. Wakefield
J. A. Knight
Ottie E. Parten
R. A. Manire
Luther Hensarling
J. E. Webb
J. M. Brownlee
W. L. Robinson
A. L. Lipscomb
Frank Sanders
Sam Rascoe
Bryan Newspaper Publishes Our Criticism On Highway 21
The Madisonville Meteor criticizes Bryan and Brazos county for stalled Highway 21 progress through Brazos County and urges action to finish the road. The Bryan Eagle reprinted the piece, urging local effort to keep the route through Bryan, fearing regional loss if the road to Huntsville and College Station remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor
Bryan
Brazos County
Bryan Eagle
Madison County
Huntsville
College Station
Madisonville
Beason Girls to Attend Summer School in Texas
Miss Elliott Beason daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Beason will travel from Nome Jefferson county to Bryan to stay with her parents before entering summer school at the University of Texas in Austin. Miss Emma Benson and Miss Frances Benson, Texas Woman's College students, will join summer sessions at A M College in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Beason
C. L. Beason
Nome
Jefferson County
Bryan
Austin
University of Texas
Emma
Frances Benson
Texas Woman’s College
Fort Worth
A. & M. College
Crop damage from flood not heavy in Brazos Valley
Local banker E H Astin says crop damage in Brazos Valley tributary to Bryan is estimated at not more than 15 percent after returning from New York. He checked reports and believes the damage may be even lower while East business conditions are reported normal. Astin also praises Captain Bill Sterling of the Texas Rangers as a capable new president of the A and M Ex-Students Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos Valley
Bryan
E. H. Astin
New York
Astin
East
Bill Sterling
The
Texas Rangers
A. and M. Ex-Students’ Association
Bill
East Texas
Brazos County
Sudan
Seed Man Sees Higher Cotton Profits From One Pure Strain
J H McDonald who oversees Allen Farms cotton seed breeding south of Navasota told the Eagle there are 2500 acres grown to a pure Acala strain. The crop yields premium $12.50 to $20 per bale for uniform long staple and higher per acre pounds. He suggests Texas farmers unite on one variety to keep seed pure, boosting prices and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McDonald
Allen
Navasota
John D. Rogers
Eagle Office
Brazos
McDonald
Texas
Bryan Girl Chosen Teacher in School
Miss Louise Cline daughter of Dr and Mrs W B Cline has arrived in Bryan from New York City and is visiting Ursuline Avenue home for the season. She has been selected as a teacher in Bryan city’s school for the coming term pending formal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cline
W. B. Cline
Bryan
New York City
Ursuline Avenue
Miss_ Cline
Éity
eHoolk
Terrace stability and 4-H club reports from Brazos County
County Agent C L Benson notes terraced fields in Brazos County remained intact with 20 foot wide terraces two feet high and uncultivated terraces standing well. Kurten 4-H president Lindsey Lawless won the attendance prize as clubs back a rooster roast and a diary points challenge. Scout Troop heads to Tabor. Rev W W Daup and Col C C Todd plan a patriotic program. Extension agronomist FE A Miller urges peas in corn middles and planting feed crops where cotton failed. Cream delivery route report shows April check $234.82 on 12 cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Lindsey Lawless
Bryan Eagle
Dairy Committee
Tabor
W. W. Daup
Col
C. C. Todd
FE. A. Miller
Extension Service
J. J. Jones
Anton Krezinski dies in Brazos County at 84
Anton Krezinski, 84, of Leonard Brazos county died at his Bryan area home after a brief illness. Born in Germany December 25 1844 he came to the U S at age 30 and lived in Brazos county over 54 years aside from a three year stay in Bremond. Survived by his wife two sons and four daughters. Funeral services were held at Saint Joseph's Catholic church Bryan Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J B Gleissner. Burial followed in Mt Calvary cemetery with McCulloch Dansby directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Krezinski
Leonard
Brazos County
Bryan
Anton Kreszinski
Germany
United States
Bremond
Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
McCulloch- Dansby
Bryan Boy Wins Honor in Florida School Election
The Sting Miami high school paper notes Bill Walker son of Mr and Mrs C G Walker elected president to fill an unexpired term with Mary Bailey as vice president Nominations came through home rooms and results showed a large majority The article recalls Walker born in Bryan and a Robert E Lee junior high graduate who earned the American Legion honor medal and led the Merit Badge club as home room alderman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stingaree
Miami
Fla
Bill Walker
C. G. Walker
Bryan
Florida
Mary Bailey
Bill Woolery
Stuart Patton
Home Room
Robert E. Lee
American Legion
Merit Badge Club
Marriage Licenses and Clerk Notices Summary
A county clerk announces marriage license actions including names and parties as listed, but the OCR text is garbled. The readable elements reference Jess B. McGee and Louis Bosker involved in marriage licensing, with unclear surrounding details. The fragment suggests official processing at a county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess B. McGee
Louis Bosker
Ruansing
Ned Hndmanity
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State Board
San ‘Arttonio
Guerner
Zubik
St. Wenceslaus
Czecho-Slovakia
Wenceslaus
Wamue Aeen
Bartlett
Stephens
Madison
Beason
State Guard
Jacob Wolters
Texas National Guard
A. and
M. College
Others
C. L. Benson
Lacy Givens
Canning
George Jones
Bryan Boy
Hope Domestic
Honan Pongee
Mandalay
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