Governor Neff Endorses Bryan Eagle Editorials
Governor Pat M. Neff writes from Austin praising the Eagle editorials on state affairs and plans to be in Austin as a member of the next legislature. The issue also notes Denton Record Chronicle's headline Rumbling of a Loafer and critiques on movie actor divorce suits and Censor Will H. Hays.
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Pat M. Neff
Austin
The
Eagle
Denton Record Chronicle
Frank Browder
Chamber of Commerce
Will H. Hays
Harding
Hays
Kirgan Declares Candidacy for Texas State Treasurer
Editor Lee C Kirgan of the Fairfield Recorder announces his run for state treasurer praising his safety and record and urging support from readers as the best Democrat for the job.
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Lee C. Kirgan
The
Fairfield Recorder
Texas
Lee Kirgan
Monty’s lapse at Galveston revue shocks editor
Monty, editor of Monty’s Monthly in McAllen, attended a bathing girls revue in Galveston and gave a blind man five dollars. Minutes later he learned the blind man used the money to buy bootleg whiskey, leaving Monty shocked by his liberal act.
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Monty
Monty’s Monthly
McAllen
Galveston
Dallas County Democrat Chairman Defies Ballot Pledge
Chairman Claud McCallum of the Dallas county democratic executive committee repudiates the party pledge to appear on the official ballot. He warns that violating democratic law could incur penalties for Dallas County and disloyalty to the party.
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Claud McCallum
Dallas County
Democratic Executive Committee
McCallum
The Eagle criticizes hollow holidays and urges patriotic clarity
The Eagle laments many celebrations as farcical and risks dulling patriotism. A caller argues people should know what a holiday represents before celebrating, warning against meaningless observances and urging meaningful national observance.
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The
Eagle
Eagle Office
Russia’s economic collapse sparks global outrage
A critical reflection quotes alarm over a vast hunger issue in Russia as a nation abandons production, relying on worthless currency. The text condemns the regime, calling Russia a stench in law-abiding circles and arguing it deserves no equitable recognition.
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Russia
Editorial call for denouncing Dallas mob violence
The letter laments a brutal fight between two women in Dallas surrounded by a mob. It compares the scene to a tar and feather incident and notes a bottle handed to a fighter staining the event. It urges strong editorials condemning the Dallas mob.
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Dallas
Railway strikes loom and near settlement foreseen
The Galveston News reports on June 15 1872 that the J T C railway strike appears near settlement while the H and T C line heads into a fresh stoppage with July 1 anticipated as a decisive, potentially crippling transportation shutdown amid coal industry tie ups. On with the battle.
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Galveston News
H. and T. C
Lady Astor’s American Speeches Take Toll on Health
The Austin American notes Lady Astor’s arrival in the United States sparked extensive speech making. She repeated and expanded her remarks, finding it heavy work until she broke down. She wept vowing to avoid speeches next visit, becoming a physical wreck from over speaking.
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Austin American
Lady Astor
United States
America
Waco Lawyers Demand Stronger Law Enforcement
The Waco Bar Association urges officers to enforce Texas criminal laws. It faults many officers for not performing duties especially in cities and oil fields. The Eagle praises the lawyers’ resolution as honest, warning against fake resolutions that undermine the law.
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Waco
Bar Association
Texas
The
Eagle
Wacoa
Texan Voices Urge Education Support and Civic Duty
A Texas Outlook excerpt gathers quotes from state leaders and educators urging stronger teacher participation in school boards and sustained educational funding. Governor Pat M. Neff, Supt. L. H. Hubbard, and others stress investment in education, civic virtue, and organization membership as keys to Texas progress.
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Texas
Rotary Club
Meretus
Gnize Varet Mooce
Frio County
Mar
Venes
Edlaw
Ional Life of
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Pat M. Neff
L. H. Hubbard
Belton
Bryan Daily Eagle
Clarence Ousley
Fort Worth
Edits and editors rally for Brazos flood control aid
Hearne Democrat notes editors from Bryan to Cameron failed to attend a Reclamation meeting in Bryan. The piece recalls editor involvement in the Brazos River Improvement Association, the flood fight, and calls for united support for flood control plans and broader legislative action.
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J. Felton Lane
Hearne Democrat
Hearne
Louis F. Adams
Calvert Tribune
John Rutherford
Franklin Texan
W. W. Rankin
Caldwell Ledger
George J. Neu
Brenham Banner Press
Brazos
T. W. Terry
Thorndale Chamion
John J. Cooke
Rockdale
W. M. Cobb
Cameron Enterprise
J. B. White
Cameron Herald
Bryan
J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Lee
Brazos River Improvement Association
Bill Seeley
Leonard Tillotson
Bob Astin
Fred L. Wood
H. W. Cummings
Colorado
Lee J Rountree Declines Lieutenant Governor Race
Texas editor Lee J Rountree of the Bryan Eagle declines a bid for lieutenant governor citing financial sacrifice. He remains active in the Legislature and is urged by supporters as an invaluable state lawmaker.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Altho
Texas
Lee Rountree
Lee Kirgan
Fairfield Recorder
Bryain Eagle
Brazos County
Frank Gaston
Grand
Hood County News
John E. Cooke
Rock- Reporter
Lee J. Roun
Lee
Speed Demon Warned On College Road Traffic
A public notice condemns reckless drivers on the College Bryan highway urging them to slow down and stop endangering others. The writer warns that speeding is a menace to public safety and could lead to fatal accidents and murder.
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College-Bryan
Bryan
Brazos County
Crepe Myrtle Blossoms Create Pink Centerpiece in Bryan
In Bryan excess rain brings unusual springlike bloom. Dr and Mrs F D Fuller host a striking crepe myrtle on College Boulevard. Large pink clusters form a single glowing ball among green foliage drawing many admiring passersby.
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Bryan
F. D. Fuller
College Boulevard
Creamery Opens as Carl Wipprecht Buys Local Butterfat
Carl Wipprecht announces the opening of his creamery in Bryan to purchase all butterfat produced in the Bryan territory and pay the highest market prices. The plant currently manufacturers about 50 pounds of fine butter for the Bryan market.
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Carl Wipprecht
Bryan
Mr. Wipprecht
Steep Hollow Visitor T B Marten Spotted in Bryan
Steep Hollow resident T B Marten was seen in Bryan today detailing a brief trip. Local observers noted no incidents and reported a peaceful daytime visit with no scheduled events.
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T. B. Marten
Steep Hollow
Bryan
Henry Ford as a Political Issue in Alabama and Galveston
A commentary notes Henry Ford’s asserted political influence in Alabama and similar pressure in Galveston, forbidding candidacy without stance on Ford or opposing a local group. It also criticizes railroad efficiency since 1917 and urges broader duty as lines renew service.
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Henry Ford
Alabama
Norris
Agricultural Committee
Galveston
United States
The
Eagle
Vacation logic from the Waco News-Tribune column
Sunshing Joe Webb argues last summer’s two week vacation hints at cost savings if the boss pays the usual salary while workers keep operating. He warns excess time leads to wasteful, extravagant, and dissatisfied behavior harming self and family, urging pay per day to match per night and marking failure when not.
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Joe Webb
Waco News-Tribune
Columm
Joe
Bryan Country Club prepares for barbecue committees announced
General chairman Charles A. Felker reveals multiple committees led by Walter W. Kraft for decorating lighting seating and dancing at the Bryan Country Club barbecue. Plans include parking seating for speakers and an orchestra with a swimming pool tennis rides and novelty stands plus a large reception and membership lists to follow.
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Charles A. Felker
Walter W. Kraft
Ed. M. Sims
Willie Rudhti
I. C. Warren
W. S. Howell
Kraft
Chas
A. Felker
E. E. McAdams
W. R. Fairman
W. B. Saunders
Douglas Howell
E. B. Reynolds
James Sullivan
G. S. Parker
M. W. Wickes
Mitt Dansby
Marshall Bullock
Allen Myers
Ollie Emmet
Emmets
J. M. Dunn
The
Bryan Country Club
R. W. Howell
Wilson Bradley
C. EK. Saunders
Travis
B. Bryan
R. O. Allen
J. W. Batts
M. Cole
J. Eh. Covey
W. W. Kraft
J. O. Morgan
Jno
C. Vick
A. M. Waldrop
Club
Geo. A. Adams
T. A. Adams
Robert Armstrong
E. H. Astin
Ike Ashburn
J. B. Bagley
S. G. Bailey
O. M. Ball
Bernard Bone
W. C. Boyett
Horace Boyett
J. L. Brock
Geo
M. Brandon
KK. J. Brogdon
S. Buchanan
F. A. Buechel
J. M. Bullock
H. A. Burger
S. Caldwell
Mes
C. B. Campbell
Alen Carr
Hugh Cassidy
Thomes F. Castles
Fred L. Cavitt
G. Chance
James C. Chance
R. K. Chatham
J. B
Paul Dansby
Floy Dansby
M. F. Dansby
H. P. Dansby
W. C. Davis
Ross Dean
J. S. Doane
E. M. Dodson
J. N. Dulaney
R. B. Ellinger
J. W. Dyer
L. Eden
Eugene Edge
A. W. Emmet
Gee
W. Emory
F. Ettle
C. M. Evans
W. Bairman
BE. J. Fountain
Henry C. Fulgham
Mas. C
Gainer
Wm. F. Gelber
Flag Day Elks observe anniversary with songs and address
Bryan Lodge No. 859 Elks held Flag Day exercises at the Elks Home on Wednesday evening marking the 145th anniversary of Betsy Ross's flag. Rev. S Moylan Bird led patriotic songs with Mrs. R A Harrison at the piano. Officers R C Stone Cecil Estill C B Beckwith Carl Wipprecht and Harry Estill led the program featuring History of the Flag Elks Tribute to the Flag Patriotic Address Auld Lang Syne and benediction.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Home
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
America
Joe
Old Kentucky Home
Dixie Land
S. Moylan Bird
R. A. Harrison
R. C. Stone
Cecil Estill
Beckwith
Carl Wipprecht
Harry Estill
Moylan Bird
Elks
R. L. Stearn
Lee J. Rountree
Texas Weather Fluctuates Abruptly With Sudden Rains
A Sunday in Texas featured a hot stretch with whirlwinds on Main Street and uncertain forecasts. The skies opened with rain hours later, leaving signs unreliable and conditions shifting rapidly.
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Main Street
Texas
College woman shows improvement after relapse
Mrs FEF O Siecke of College is reported to be better this morning following a Saturday relapse and it is hoped she will be able to see friends in a few days.
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Fef,o Siecke
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