Tariff Revision Sparked by Hoover Faces Senate Clash
The 5¢ tariff debate heats as Smeet Hawley bill faces senate today with Borah demand to strip increases. Debenture plan criticized as unworkable. article cites Houston Chronicle editorial and warns against government subsidy of farmers. Friars Club shutters after two years of women’s drop-in access, noting male preference for male-dominated spaces.
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Hoover
Congress
Senate
Hich
House
Bookhart
United States
Houston Chronicle
America
Fragmentary AP Dispatch Notice in Local Paper
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Associated Press dispatches and credit lines with addresses in Dallas New York and Chicago. It includes publication and advertising note language and a Brazos County Eagle price line.
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Learue
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
Association
Chicago
Rural Pride and Civic Vision in Knapp’s Estate Ideals
A quotation from Dr. Seaman A. Knapp extols a republic where rural life stands equal to urban pride. It champions refined tastes selecting the rural villa and argues wealth from the soil should develop and perfect the natural domain ETERNAL ESTATE A gift of God to the people.
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Seaman A. Knapp
City Plans Summer Paving and Street Clearance Agreement
The city aims to pave the street this summer and clear encroachments hindering southern street development. It urges the city commission to negotiate a reasonable timeframe with affected business owners to remove obstructions and proceed without delay.
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City Commission
Bryan
French trio completes Atlantic flight toward Spain
The French team aboard the Yellow Bird crossed from Maine toward the Spanish coast, the eighth eastward Atlantic flight. They fell short due to lack of gasoline, yet the milestone highlights aviation’s role in fostering closer contact and mutual understanding among nations and aiding world peace.
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Maine
Spain
Atlantic
Lotti
Booth Legacy and Mixed Politics Highlight a Turbulent Era
The death of Gen Bramwell Booth marks a turning point for the Salvation Army as it solidified a global social aid network. The piece discusses religious and political shifts, including Baptist alliances, Democratic strategies, and Hoover era racial tensions influencing policy and Congress.
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Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Army
William Booth
Capone Offers Reward To Free From Pennsylvania Jail
Capone, Chicago gang leader and beer baron, is said to have offered $50,000 and up to any lawyer who will get him out of the Pennsylvania jail where he is held. He may find, like oil baron Mr. Sinclair before him, that money does not always unlock jail doors.
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Capone
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Mr. Sinclair
Houston Airmine Center Hopes Boost Southwest Air Hub
Houston aims to become a major air center of the southwest with a vast facility. Bryan, about 100 miles away, could gain from a modern airport. Hoover favors eight farmers and one business man on the farm board, but the ninth member may resign early.
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Houston
Southwest
Bryan
Hoover
Mrs Coolidge Plans Series on White House Life
Mrs. Coolidge has arranged to contribute a set of articles detailing life in the White House. The note hints she may have introduced a new price-per-word rate for her installments.
Enid couple blocks street for tourist camp incident
A couple in Enid mistakenly set up a tourist camp in the middle of a street drawing attention to city growth. The report notes Oklahoma’s community health and a test of Southern Hoovercrats’ resolve in facing the gaff.
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Enid
Oklahoma
Chicago Police Face Red Raids Amid Active Gangster Hurdles
Chicago police expand Red raids in an effort to curb gangster activity, but criminals continue to operate with apparent impunity despite intensified law enforcement.
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Chicago
Alaskan Eskimos Targeted for Dental Research Study
A planned dental research project will study Alaskan Eskimos to assess oral health patterns. Researchers aim to gather data on teeth conditions, cavity frequency, and related factors among local populations.
President Faces Challenge Bridging Divides Among All
A leader grapples with uniting diverse constituencies as public opinion grows more fractured. The task remains to address broad concerns while maintaining political support and legitimacy across regions.
Mumford School Plans Barbecue To Raise Funds
Mumford school sponsors a barbecue at White's pecan grove starting 11 30 am on Wednesday June 26 to fund equipment for an affiliated high school. Speakers include Hon. F L Henderson and Judge W C Davis. a dance after the program. L J Starr of A and M College will lead vocational agriculture at Mumford this year.
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White’s Pecan Grove
Mumford School
F. L. Henderson
W. C. Davis
Mumford School Board
J. T. Collier
Pete Nigliazzo
H. L. Shoap
Gilbert Stubbs
W. A. King
C. E. Bullock
J. T. Abbott
L. J. Starr
A. and
M. College
Summer Heat Hits Bryan With 93 Degree High
Last week in Bryan saw no rainfall and persistent heat with mid day temperatures not dropping below 90. A 93 degree high was reached on Monday and a 64 degree low recorded Friday night, marking the week’s greatest temperature swing. Local note from Franklin.
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Bryan
Diseases of Sheep and Trip to Brazos Bottom Plantations Get Attention
Special to The Eagle College Station June 18. Veterinary short course at A and M College Texas covers sheep diseases with Dr. Hubert Schmidt讲 on pathology. Y. J. Aiken presides morning session. Dr. Charles E. Salsberg in afternoon. A Brazos bottom plantations visit is planned. evening program features N. F. Williams and Chas. Shepardson with other experts.
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Brazos
Eagle
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
Hubert Schmidt
Division of Veterinary Science
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Y. J. Aiken
Lubbock
State Veterinary Medical Association of Texas
Schmidt
Charles E. Salsberg
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Fort Worth
Chas. N. Shepardson
A. & M. College
H. L. Darby
Bureau of Animaldustry
T. C. Temple
Two Directors Quit as Chamber Faces Road Plans
Brazos county directors of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce discuss paving plans on Highways 6 and 21, a potential east west northerly extension, and a right of way. The board accepts resignations of D. L. Wilson and Walter J. Coulter. vacancies to be filled next meeting.
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Brazos County
State Highway Commission
College Station
Millican
Bryan and
Howell
Oak McKenzie
Hood’s
Green’s Brigades
Bryan
Ferguson Road
Travis B. Bryan
E.E. Yeager
Trade Extension Committee
J. Webb Howell
County Commissioners Court
Ferguson Crossing
Mr. Bryan
J. E. Blair
T. B
Gib Gilchrist
Highway Commission
State Commission
Austin
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan and Brazos County
Soil and Water Conservation conference opens at A and M College
Ex tension Service director O E B Martin addresses Bryan meeting about the Soil and Water Conservation conference starting Thursday at the College. Citizens are invited to the Thursday dinner with tickets arranged through County Agent C L Benson. Delegation from Normangee will not attend due to San Antonio Trail plans.
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Ehh
O O. B. Martin
A. and
M. College
Soil and Water Conservation Conference
Bryan
C. L. Benson
Normangee
San Antonio Trail
George A. Adams Wilson Bradley
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
B. O. Ferguson
W. S. Higgs
J. Webb Howell
John M. Lawrence
J. Bryan Miller
Oak McKenzie
M. L. Parker
M. F. Vitopil
A. W
Home Town Band Gets Good Start
Brenry Locke reports the initial practice for the Home Town Band at Sue Haswell Memorial Parks drew about twenty pieces. A weekly practice is planned for Monday nights, with more players expected to balance instruments and build repertoire for engagements.
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Brenry Locke
Sue Haswell Memorial
Locke
Suffers Injuries In Fall at Home
Mrs. C. L. Beason is ill at her home after a fall about a week ago when she may have fractured one or more ribs. She fell while carrying a bucket at the Beason home and struck her chest. Initial signs were mild but Sunday brought chest pain and a medical exam suggested probable rib fractures in the healing process.
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C. L. Beason
Beason
New 600 h p Diesel Engine for Bryan Plant Arrives
A 600 h p Diesel engine for the Bryan city power plant was received yesterday and will be unloaded in two to three days. The two units weigh about 250 000 and 60 000 pounds respectively. installation will be overseen by Busch Salzer of St Louis. Once in place the plant will total 1825 horsepower.
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Bryan City
Busch- Salzer Company
St. Louis
Automobile Men Talk About Shop
More than twenty score automobile mechanics and other garage workers attended a meeting at the Wilson Motor Company. The program featured moving pictures on shop practice by H J Ocenning and F C Shell of Houston and a film from Baltimore’s Hutton Engineeering Company. R W Chambers of Waco’s Archenheld Auto Supply and S McCracken of Detroit’s Black and Decker discussed shop practice and related topics.
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Wilson Motor Company
H. J. Ocenning
F. C. Shell
Houston
E. Schaud
Hutto Engineering Company
Baltimore
R. W. Chambers
Archenheld Auto Supply Company
Waco
S. McCracken
Black and Decker Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Nature Warns of Worms and a Remedy
The article notes that signs of illness in children may indicate worms and recommends White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy costing 35e per bottle, available from Roman & Vick. The tone urges caution and parental vigilance in recognizing symptoms.
Annual Election Held Last Night By Local Masons
Pryan Masons in W. T. Austin Chapter No 87 R A M and W. T. Austin Council No 52 R & S M held their annual elections in Masonic Hall. Chapter: Thomas Berdine High Priest H E Randolph King C M Haliburton scribe F E Lichte secretary J N Dulaney treasurer. Council: T H Black Thrice Illustrious Master C M Haliburton Right Illustrious Deputy Master W F Tauber Illustrious Principal Conductor of Work F E Lichte secretary J N Dulaney treasurer.
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Pryan Masons
W. T. Austin
Masonic Hall
Thomas Berdine
H. E. Randolph
C. M. Haliburton
F. E. Lichte
J. N. Dulaney
T. H. Black
W. F. Tauber
City Hall Worker Injured in Fall Improves at Hospital
G. F. Richards a carpenter on the new city hall project was seriously injured by a fall from steel work to the cement stair between the first and second floors. He is reported better at a local hospital today.
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G. F. Richards
City Hall
An Unpleasant Subject on Worms and Remedies
The article discusses how restless sleep loss of appetite itching and similar symptoms in children may be caused by round or pin worms. It promotes White's Cream Worm exspray as a safe cure and notes a 35 cent price from Es Roman & Vick.
Emmel Attends Texas Druggists Meeting in Fort Worth
E R Emmel represented Bryan at the 50th annual Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention opening in Fort Worth. The four day meeting will debate taxes on cigarettes and other tobacco products and more than twenty other direct and indirect levies affecting druggists’ goods.
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Bryan
E. R. Emmel
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Fort Worth
The Eagle Advertisements Offer Harvest Results
An ad feature from The Eagle promotes advertisement placement as a way to reap audience response and boost results for local businesses. The copy frames ads as a harvest tool to draw readers and drive engagement.
Worms in Adults The Hidden Disease
An ad notes adults suffer worm infections like children, with loss of appetite weight loss teeth grinding and abdominal pains. It promotes White's Vermifage available at Fagle want ads and claims it can cure these ailments seen in adults.
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