Hoods Brigade Reunion in Bryan Threatens July 1 Strike
Special to the Bryan Eagle reports Chicago experts warn industry risks from imminent strikes. A strike call may go to 1.2 million railroad workers on Thursday for actions starting July 1, joining 600,000 coal miners and 3 million others. Railway executives plan to discuss Jewell’s shopmen strike threat.
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Jewell
Chicago
Bryan Eagle
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Providence
Association of
Railway Executives
B. M. Jewell
1922 Short Course in Automobiles at A M College
The seventh and last short course in automobiles and tractors at A M College of Texas opens June 28 in College Station and runs eight weeks. It draws the largest enrollment yet and targets farmers adding power machinery, youth and men entering the automotive trade, and the general public. Each of the eight weeks covers a different auto mechanics phase from metal work to chassis, gas engine, motor, electrical, tractor, and troubleshooting.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Eich
Smiths depart for Washington and New York
Mr and Mrs William Smith Howell Jr leave Bryan after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs W S Howell They drive to Hearne this morning to catch the Sunshine Special en route to Washington and New York for a trip.
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William Smith Howell, Jr
Washington
New York
Bryan
W. S. Howell
Hearne
Cotton classers party hosts summer school event
The A M summer school cotton classers and the Y M C A will host the first big party of the season on Friday night June 30. Pink lemonade ice cream and student stunts by Newell Masuda Strange Medberry Harpole Stevens Caffey and others are planned with assistance from Bryan friends including Miss Priscilla Sims Dudley Baker and Miss Lola Wilson. A musical stunt by Elaine Bizzell Lily Bess Kyle Fairleigh and Miss Watson is also planned and invites are extended to summer school students and Bryan friends.
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Dairy Department
Newell
Mammoth Masuda
T. Strange
C. A. Medberry
Bryan
Priscilla Sims
Dudley Baker
Lola Wilson
Violet Short
Branches Visit Ends as Family Returns Home
George P Branch of Teacue with his family visited Mr and Mrs Albert Buchanan Monday. They returned home last night while Mrs Branch and the children remained in Bryville.
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George P. Branch
Teacue
Albert Buchanan
Description of College Station As Given By Associated Press
The article portrays College Station Texas as a single community centered on Texas A and M College. It details the campus vastness with forty large buildings, military training, and farm and timber lands, linked by rail and interurban lines to Bryan. It notes student life, dining line formations, and ongoing construction and modernization amid agricultural and engineering education.
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College Station
Associated Press
Texas
H. and
T. C
G. N
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. and M. College of Texas
State of
A. and M. College
W. B. Bizzell
Austin
Houston
Texas Central
International
Great Northern
Bryan
Edge Fourth of July Picnic Moves Location
Edge moves its annual Cedar Creek Fourth of July picnic a quarter mile southwest due to floods. The event, retained as the old name, will be held Thursday July 6 to avoid Bryan’s July 4 celebration. Free ice water, a baseball game, and speeches by candidates are planned. Committee: E J Payne S P Moore Jim House D I Boyd.
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Cedar Creek
E. J. Payne
S. P. Moore
Jim House
D. I. Boyd
Committee On
Shiloh Hall Barbecue Picnic Boosts Community Spirit
A Sunday barbecue at Shiloh Hall, cooked by T. H. Krenek and J. L. Turek, drew praise for its flavor as community ladies filled baskets with pies and cakes. At 4 PM Shiloh defeated Snell Post 2 to 0 in a competitive baseball game, with Graves and Canyon on Snell Post and Tony Weinzetl and Jack Weinzetl handling Shiloh’s battery.
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Shiloh Hall
T. H. Krenek
J. L. Turek
Shiloh
Snell Post
Bryan Red Cross forms Life Saving Corps for Brazos County
L. Goodrich Jones of A M College leads Bryan Red Cross in organizing an America Red Cross Life Saving Corps in Brazos County. Nine applicants joined Jones to reach ten needed for charter with certificates medallions and badges planned. Dr B A Simms approves and will aid. classes emphasize Water First Aid with Red Cross office handling applications.
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Bryan
B. A. Simms
Brazos County
Jones
Red Cross
Dinner honor for Belgium Congo agriculture envoy at A and M College
Dr. George S Freeman hosted a dinner at Edge Apartments to honor Georges L Bailleux Belgium Congo director general of agriculture Paul Jourdain Lille France and Prof W Mees Brussels director of Experiment Station Belgium Congo. The event showcased cotton culture research and featured cotton blossom centerpieces and decorative prints.
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George S. Freeman
Edge Apartments
Georges L. Bailleux
Belgium
Congo
Paul Jourdain
Lille
France
W. Mees
Brussels
Dr. Freeman
A. & M. College
Freeman
Arizona
Egypt
W. B. Bizzell
T. O. Walton
Lee J. Rountree
A. B. Connor
Dinner party for visitors at Howell home
Mr and Mrs Walter Wipprecht hosted a small dinner Monday evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs William S Howell who are visiting Mr and Mrs W S Howell Sr Charming hosts and congenial guests made the occasion unusually pleasurable and enjoyable.
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Walter Wipprecht
Wiliam S. Howell
W. S. Howell
Grant McDonald Welcomes Baby Boy in Mack Community
Mr and Mrs Grant McDonald of the Mack community are the happy parents of a fine baby boy born Friday night June 23. H N Gochran has returned from a business trip to Odessa Texas.
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Grant McDonald
Mack
H. N. Gochran
Odessa
Texas
Fifty-first Hood's Brigade Reunion Opens in Bryan
The fifty first annual Hood's Texas Brigade reunion convened at Carnegie Library at 9:30 a.m. with Secretary Eberstadt presiding. Officers include Captain Walsh as president and Captain Roberts as vice president. Miss Katie Daffan led the welcome, and Dr. W. B. Bizzell of A and M College gave the historical address.
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Hood
Texas Brigade
Carnegie Library
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
S. Moylan Bird
W. C. Walsh
Austin
J. C. Roberts
Arcadia
W. E. Copeland
Rockdale
Katie Daffan
Houston
Tyler Haswell
W. H. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Hi. B. Stoddard
Confederate Veterans
A. J. Buchanan
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. E. P. Hanna
Calvert
Eagle
Bryan
Gaines Mill
Hoods
Briegade
Walsh
Smith
Lee J. Rowntree
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Lon A. Smith
Texas S. C. V
J. O. Bradfield
John B. Hood
Daffan
Frances Branch
Teague
Daffa
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
Bizzell
G. W. Williams
Confederate Home
United States Senate
Hoods’ Brigade
H. B. Stoddard
W C. Davis
Lee J Rounties
Ebertstadt
Bird
Dixie
Hanna
J.k.p.hanna
Daughters of the Confederacy Veterans and
San Antonio
Alto Whitch
Bry
Home Makers Club Rest for Summer
The Home Makers Club for federal students wives votes to disband for the summer and plans reorganization on the first Thursday afternoon after term opening at A M College. Members thank Extension Service Bryan College citizens for lectures demonstrations meeting space and local newspapers for printing notices.
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Home Makers
A. & M. College
Extension Service
Bryan
College
the Eagle
the Bulletin
J. C. Patterson
Red Cross Health Conference Planned With Wide Involvement
The Red Cross Nursing Service committee met at the Health Center to organize a Health Conference set for July 5 6 and 7. Miss Crosse and local physicians will volunteer their services. Committees were appointed for duty hours and transportation offerings, with automobile service for mothers and children and personal outreach to county Red Cross chairmen to boost attendance.
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Red Cross Nursing Service Committee
Red Cross Health Conference
J. L. Brock
Red Cross
Miss Crosse
W Crenshaw
Roils Cavitt
BF. & Henderson
Letty Curr
M. Francs
Sar. Cavitt
Halen
Mes Swift
G. M. Beandon
J. C. Patter
W. B
B. Youngbis
S. ©. Hoyle
BR. P. Marsteller
M. FE. Matlace
J. E. Covey
W. H. Cole
Nelson Dulaney
Edgar Jones
Victor Edge
B. A. Sims
Automobile Service Committee
Red Cross Automobile Service
Webb Barnette Wedding at Presbyterian Church
This morning at 10 o'clock Mrs Irma Harris Barnette married Mr O B Webb of Dallas at the Presbyterian church with Rev W N Shell officiating. Mrs Hendrix Conway played the wedding march and Miss Margaret Zuber sang as the couple entered. They left for a Westward trip in their private car. Mr Webb is assistant general passenger agent for the Texas and Pacific railway. A fuller society-column account will appear in the Eagle.
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Presbyterian Church
Irma Harris Barnette
O. B. Webb
Dallas
W. N. Shell
Hendrix Conway
Margaret Zuber
Webb
H. and
T. C
West
Texas and Pacific Railway
the Eagle
Speaker Fights Cheek-To-Cheek Dancing Across Nation
In St Louis on June 28 Dr Wilbur Craft of the International Reform League condemned cheek to cheek dancing as the devil's masterpiece and urged harsh penalties for disorderly car conduct including confiscation. He warned of thousands of girls ruined yearly and a rising death rate as girls vanish into hotels run by porters and pimps.
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Bryan Eagle
St. Louis
Wilbur F. Craft
International Reform League
United States
Porters
Hell Boys
Foreign visitors at college on missions
College Station Texas June 28 P C Patil assistant director of agriculture of the Bombay Presidency India is at College Station inspecting cotton breeding work by Dr G F Freeman and studying agronomic problems. Director Youngblood notes Patil just finished a year at the University of Wisconsin and joins a list of foreign scientists visiting American stations to observe advanced agricultural work.
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Associated Press
College Station
Texas
P. C. Patil
Bombay Presidency
India
G. F. Freeman
B. Youngblood
Patil
University of Wisconsin
Texas Station
America
K. S. Thadan
Ward Mooring Hosts Barbecue Dinner at Brazos Bottom
A spend the day party at Ward Mooring's plantation home in the Brazos bottom last Friday featured a cool morning ride, a plentiful barbecue, dancing and bridge. Ward was assisted by his father Seth Mooring and guests including E. H. Astin George Smith G M Brandon and many friends and relatives.
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Ward
Brazos Bottom
Seth Mooring
E. H. Astin
George Smith
G. M. Brandon
Onah Astin
Lois Bethea
Nobie Webb
Lila Wickes
Nanne Shell Waldrop
Juliette Castles
Myrtle Dillard
Milton Fountain
Jack Howell Allen Myers
Clifford Mitchell Byron Hope
Mooring
Frances
Free Baptist Picnic At Vicks Pasture Near Bryan
The Free Baptist Sunder School held its annual picnic at Vicks pasture south of Bryan. The group departed about 4 pm and returned by moonlight. Games swimming and plenty of food made a happy event with Rev J J Tatum reported to be hunting for his appetite at the gathering.
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Free Baptist
Free Baptist Sunder School
Vick's Pasture
Bryan
J. J. Tatum
Foreign students join Experiment Station program variety nations
International scholars from Japan China several African nations Brazil Argentina Mexico and other Latin American countries participate in Experiment Station work, exchanging ideas and expanding research collaboration across disciplines and institutes.
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Japan
China
Africa
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
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