Bad Roads Spur Navasota Trip To Brenham
The Navasota Examiner reports auto caravans left for Brenham to see The Birth of a Nation amid terrible roads to Bryan. Citizens vow to imitate Grimes County and fund good roads with 400000 dollars, while Grimes buyers flood Bryan trade with visiting locals filling camps.
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Navasota
Brenham
Bryan
Grimes County
Bryan Eagle
Navasota Examiner
Brazos County
Anderson
Executive interference with verdicts of juries in Houston
The Houston Post criticizes Governor Ferguson for commuting a white wife murderer to life and delaying a potential commutation for a black rape suspect after two hangings since Christmas. It argues executive action undermines jury verdicts and the orderly administration of criminal law, urging careful consideration before setting aside judicial outcomes.
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Houston
Ferguson
Upholding the majesty of the law against solicitations
The text argues against yielding to personal or political pressure in murder and rape cases. It stresses the duty to enforce harsh penalties, condemns pardons for criminals abused by debt or distress, and warns that clemency should be cautious and nonpartisan to preserve civilization.
US Warn Citizens About Sailing on Belligerent Ships Debate
Congress and the state department clash over a Gore resolution to officially warn U.S. citizens about sailing on belligerent merchant ships. The State Department vetoes action, saying it could complicate negotiations with Germany. The Eagle urges citizens to judge risks themselves while recognizing potential dangers.
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United States
Gore
Congress
State Department
Germany
The
Eagle
Roosevelt and Roots Attacked Over World War Duty
The piece argues Roosevelt and Root used stance on Belgium and Korea to attack opponents. It notes US inaction in Belgium and Japan’s seizure of Korea, saying Democrats expose no protest from Roosevelt when he was president, reducing the impact of their criticisms.
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Roosevelt
Root
United States
Belgium
Japan
Korea
Doubtful Airplane Future Reflected in 1912 Dallas Note
The Dallas News on Sept 29 1912 contrasted the early aeroplane boom with fatal risk saying a foolish man built a machine and soared then crashed beyond repair. The piece hints at skepticism about the new craft and its survival prospects.
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Dallas News
Oil Chief Warns Gasoline Prices Will Rise Worldwide
A director of Standard Oil declares gasoline prices will continue to rise and hints at a world-wide gasoline famine. He cites higher crude oil costs strong demand and increased refining costs as drivers of the surge.
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Standard Oil Company
Spring hats spark breeze of leaving a boarding house
Tillie Clinger says she will quit her present boarding house after a star boarder remarked he had not noticed the women’s heads since they shortened their skirts.
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Tillie Clinger
Star
Galveston
Valor and the right moment for a noble cause
A president speaks of valor awaiting a great opportunity and light on the blade. The opinion argues valor should come for a just cause, not a fleeting moment of glory.
Bry an and College business men visit to Reliance
A Saturday night gathering by able and earnest Bry an and College leaders shows firm effort to aid agricultural conditions and aims to convince farmers of genuine cooperation with the venture.
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Bryan and
College
Negro Woman Dies on Operating Table
A headline reports a woman dies during surgery from multiple stab wounds. The unshown portions imply she suffered the injuries before reaching the operating room, suggesting an assailant involvement. Further details are not provided in the accessible text.
Texas onions hailed for superior quality in Palestine Herald
The Palestine Herald praises Texas onions for their excellent quality, noting they stand apart from fiery-eyed sprouts produced elsewhere in the world.
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The
Palestine Herald
Texas Onion
Pro Senate Candidates Fight On As Barton Predicts Elimination
Pro candidates for the United States senate claim relentless battle while Dr. A. J. Barton, leader of the pro forces in the states, asserts they will eliminate all opposition when the time comes.
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United States Senate
A. J. Barton
White Way lights to brighten Main Street in Bryan
Ornamental light poles for Main Street in Bryan are expected to arrive daily as the city nears completion of its White Way project. The upgrade will bring new street lighting along both sides of the thoroughfare, enhancing evening visibility and appearance for residents and visitors.
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Bryan
Main Street
Bryan Visits Texas on Preparedness Tour
The reader asks if Mr. Bryan's Texas visit will be a free for all fight or resemble the earlier First Battle tour with a dollar a throw, indicating mixed expectations about his campaign style and crowd reactions.
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Mr. Bryan
Texas
A and M College Extension Work Aims to Aid Farmers
The extension department of the A and M College is praised for its ongoing service to improve farmer conditions nationwide. The effort is highlighted as more heroic and unselfish than previous acts of service.
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A. and M. College
Submarine Progress Cited In Wry Naval Comment
A quip likens submarines to a flying machine from Darius Green era, noting they perform well undersea but lag on surfacing. The remark contrasts praised underwater capability with slower ascent, reflecting a humorous take on naval tech limits.
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Darius Green
Hobson Again Seeks Congress Seat After Senate Run
Richmond Pearson Hobson is once more a congressional candidate, following a prior senate bid. The Hobsons emphasize personal choice in political matters and public life.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Congress
Senate
Hobsons
Short Course Contests Attract Wide Interest In Bryan
The Bryan Woman's Club sponsors a scholarship contest at A and M College offering free tuition and board for five rural betterment contests this summer. Entries surpass expectations with many inquiries and record-card requests. Closing day is June 30, with no entry limit for canned fruit and vegetable contests. The roll of contestants lists numerous Bryans and nearby areas. The article also quotes rural home preservation tips and a farmer describing profits from a garden and canning, highlighting the value of small plots and keeping farm accounts. The Texas Industrial Congress offers 1000 dollars in garden prizes for 1916.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Tate
Albert Buchanan
J. C. Cloud
Route 6
Walter Armstrong
Tabor
Ollie Francis
Mamie Moore
Millican
Winnie Mathis
Steep Hollow
Mary Foster
Ima Cook
W. N. Wilson
Agnes Conway
Florence Conway
Beatrice Buchanan
R. L. Buchanan
Madamia Ball
Mary Bell Ball
Della Griffith
Ela Smith
Ellen Lloyd
Lillie Saxon
L. A. Maloney
Adelle Hall
Josephine Locke
Zack
J. L. Cobb
C. E. Locke
Ed Schram
Tom Galatin
Laicile Galatin
Beulah Cobb
Sallie Bullock
Amy Bullock
Jesse Wilson
Ollie Wilson
Verna Wilson
Ezra Wilson
J. A. Henry
Rube McDonald
J. A. Wilson
W. J. McDonald
Edge
Woman's Club
Texas Industrial Congress
Garden wins praise in East Texas garden contest report
A prize winning East Texas gardener shares an inspiring letter on home canning. She recounts over five tons of produce including 109 bushels of sweet potatoes and 31 bushels of tomatoes, notes minimal waste, and asserts the value of home canned goods over store purchases.
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East
Texas
Never Let Go And Keep The Struggle Alive
A Baltimore Sun poem urges perseverance through fatigue and doubt. It emphasizes clinging to hope, lifting eyes to light, and trusting in effort to win life’s prizes and a brighter dawn.
Faith groups rally funds for education and university endowment
The Baptists seek a large educational fund while the Methodists aim to endow a great university and other denominations fund good works. The piece quotes Dr. W. C. Finley on giving until it hurts, stressing that charity sustains churches and prevents decay.
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W. C. Finley
Christian
Congressman Hardy Letter on Preparedness
Congressman Hardy argues that the nation could still repel any potential invader now. He urges prudent readiness rather than panic and emphasizes steady defense without overreaction.
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Congressman Hardy
Leter
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the Post Office
Star Brand
Bryan Cotton Oil
E, R, Emmel
Dallas
Baltimore Sun
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