Debates on Brazos County Candidates for Congress and Lieutenant Governor
Local papers weigh Judge W C Davis of Brazos and Lee J Rountree of Bryan as potential Congress contenders for Judge Hardy's seat. Rountree gains editor backers and support for Lieutenant Governor bids, with mixed editorials across Texan and Banner Knight publications.
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W. C. Davis
Congress
Hardy
Robertson
Brazos
Franklin Texan
Judge Davis
Mexia Daily News
Lynch Davidson
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Lee Rountree
Rosse Cyclone
Bro. Robison
Senate
Lee
Jack Robinson
The
Jewett Messenger
Rufus Hardy
Brazos County
Rountree
Banner-Knight
National Editorial Association
O. P. Gresham
Texan Pythian Banner-Knight
Bryan Eagle
Davis
la Grange Journal
United States
Senator Culberson
Texas
Fred M. Herndon
Thorndale
Champion
Banker Farmer Conference set for A and M Texas
The annual Banker-Farmer Conference will be held at the A and M College of Texas in College Station with bankers and farmers from across Texas. President W B Bizzell will preside morning sessions, and John T Orr will preside in the afternoon. Delegates will review a report on financing farm and livestock enterprises.
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College Station
Texas
Banker-Farmer
A. & M. College of Texas
Bankers and Farmers of Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Agricultural Committee
American Bankers’ Association
W. B. Bizzell
Bizzell
John T. Orr
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Longhorns Aim to Clinch Title in Texas A&M Clash
Texas lacks two starting forwards Peyton and Ponsford but seeks two wins over the Aggies in College Station to capture the Southwestern Conference crown. Baylor has beaten Texas twice, offering a glimmer of hope. Missing subs Duckett and Gillstrap reduce depth as federal court action pulls officials elsewhere.
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Austin
Texas
Peyton
Ponsford
Texas Longhorns
College Station
University of Texas
Aggies
Rice
Schuhardt
Pendergrass
Dennis
McCullough
Robertson
Lonehorns
Curtis Duckett
Gillstrap
Majority Defeat Amendments Proposed Yap Treaty in Senate
Senate leaders declare ratification assured as administration forces repel amendments and reservations to the Yap Treaty. The move follows renewed attempts by critics to attach changes with irreconcilables pressing for changes and long replies, but supporters say votes favor ratification.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Eastern Star School of Instruction Held at Masonic Temple
Bryan Chapter No. 222 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted a school of instruction at the Masonic Temple but delayed starting due to cold weather. A public report will appear tomorrow in the Eagle. A luncheon was served, with Hon. Oak McKenzie as toastmaster and Grand Matron Mrs. Mary E. Roach addressing.
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Bryan
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Oak McKenzie
H. B. Stoddar
Mary E Roach
Dallas
Order of the Eastern Star
State of Texas
Stella McLeod
Fort Worth
Texas
Irma R. Skelton
Bedias
Mattiew D. Tadlock
Grand Examining Board of Texas
Cemetery Association Membership Drive In Bryan
The Bryan Cemetery Association reports ongoing efforts for its annual membership drive hindered by severe weather. A long list of members and donors is detailed, showing many local residents contributing to the drive.
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Cemetery Association
Bryan
Mexican Editor Urges Obregon to Seek Public Confidence
A signed editorial from FEI Universal in Mexico City appeals to President Obregon to inform the Mexican people on U S recognition and to restore diplomatic ties. It urges Obregon to consult with national leaders to meet U S demands with pride and dignity.
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Mexico City
Mex
Obregon
Mexico
United States
FEI Universal
Felix Palavicini
Progress at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
The annual report for the Texas A M College shows 2580 net enrollments for the year ending 1921, with growth in summer and regular sessions. Enrollment expanded nationally and internationally, 159 teachers and 13 military officers, new buildings planned, and a hazing inquiry yielding a clean bill of health.
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Houston Post
College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
W. B. Bizzell
Sumer
Bizzell
Attempt to Break Brazos County Jail Foiled by Sheriff
An attempted breakout by several Black prisoners occurred at Brazos County Jail on Tuesday. A inmate seized iron from a cat and with others planned to smash cells and escape before Sheriff L E Morehead intervened. Guards keep close watch on the inmates.
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Brazos County
L. E. Morehead
Deputy Sheriff Wheeless Goes to Houston on Grand Jury Summons
Deputy Sheriff H. T. Wheeless traveled to Houston in response to a Federal Court grand jury summons.
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L. E. Morehead
W. S. Martin
Houston
Joe Boriskie
H. T. Wheeless
Federal Court Grand Jury
Real Estate Sold in Brazos County February
Real estate transfers in Bryan and Brazos County totaled 24 for February, valued at 25339.25. Major sale was Lucien Maddox to Lucy Brogdon for 3800, covering south half of lots 8 and 9, block 12. Other transfers include Sam Listi Jr to R Q Astin for 1300 and multiple parcels across College Park, Winter’s addition, and various leagues.
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Bryan
Brazos County
A. S. McSwain
Lucien B. Maddox
Lucy Brogdon
Sam Listi Jr
R. Q. Astin
Dock Brown
W. H. Buchanan
T. M
John and
Gertrude Gillespie
H. C. Boatwright
Thos. F. McKinney
Thos
F. McKinney
College Park Addition
A. and M. College
W. S. McCulloch
F. J. Boone
S. F. Austin
Carrie A. Lawler
Bryan Country Club
Alphia Calhoun
C C. Calhoun Jr
Jnc. H. Jones League
Southside Development Company
M. M. Dougherty
College Park
Adela Dodson
J. J. Dinks
McConnico
Allen Smith
G. W. Emory
Fritz Lehman
Williams Bass
Samuel Levy
W. S. Martin
Bryan-Hearne Road
H. D. Wilson
Ino. M. Lawrence Jr
Zeno Phillip’s League
Winter's Addition
R. R. Lancaster
W. C. Boyettet Ax
Masonic Club
A. and
M. College
Jos
Stephen F. Austin
Robert Watson
W. C. Boyett
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. T. Vincent
Rosa Woodyard
J. H. Jones League
Jac. H. Jones League
E. J. Fountain
Aitizen
Santa Claus
Texas
Panhandle
North Texas
South Texas
Students Club Plans Banquet for College Quintet
Mr Clarence Braden announces a 7 30 pm banquet next Monday at the Green Parrot Tea Room hosted by the A & M College Ex-Students Association. Special entertainment will honor the ladies and the Aggie basketball team champions of the Southwestern Conference.
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Clarence Braden
A & M. College
Dr. Harrison Makes Business Trip to Houston
Dr. R. H. Harrison traveled to Houston this week on business while the two younger Mallerich children remain seriously ill at home.
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R. H. Harrison
Houston
Frank Mallerich
Texas Storm Sweeps From Amarillo To Galveston
Texas endured freezing temperatures across the state with Amarillo two degrees above zero and Galveston 40 degrees. Frosts reached San Antonio, Abilene logged 12 degrees above, and Dallas stood at 20. Charity workers report food and fuel needs as farmers fear crop and livestock losses.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
Galveston
Ccal
United States Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Abilene
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande Valley
Houston
West Texas
Panhandle
Bryan
Seeks Means Raising Bonus Without Burden on Treasury
Washington March 1 Republican members of the House ways and means committee virtually agreed on eliminating the cash feature from the proposed soldier’s bonus. Chairman Fordney announced a six member sub committee to draft a plan that avoids large federal Treasury drafts in the next two years.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Federal Treasury
Brenham Klan Donates to Waco Orphanage Fund
Eight masked Ku Klux Klan members attended the Giddings Memorial Methodist church in Brenham on Sunday evening and gave a $100 letter donation for the Waco orphanage fund. The church collection totaled $82, bringing the total to $182 for the orphanage.
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Brenham
Texas
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Giddings Memorial Methodist Church
Waco
G. Z. Sadler
Property Sale Near Bryan College Highway
Jordan T. Lawler sold eight acres to Professor R. L. Pou of the A and M College animal husbandry department. The land adjoins the Bryan Country Club on the west side of the Bryan College highway and fronts 800 feet on the highway. Pou plans to build a residence on the site in the near future, describing it as an ideal location for an elegant country seat.
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Jordan T. Lawler
R. L. Pou
Animal Husbandry Department
A. & M. College
Bryan Country Club
Bryan College
Prof. Pou
Navy Coal Bill Slashed By House Committee
Washington March 1 The House Appropriations Committee cut the navy fuel appropriation from 12900000 to 6282685 and ordered immediate plans to halt steaming warships until new funds are provided to restore speed and operations.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Navy Department
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M. K. Thornton
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W. Hicks
Walter Hicks
L. Lobello
Tom Powers
C. G. Wetter
S. W. Buchanan
Gen Upright
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Jenkins
E. G. Jenkins
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Tom Suber
R. H. Denton
Pat Wallace
J. E. Covey
C. M. Cole
C. G. Walker
Chas. Todaro
P. A. Tardy
Joe B. Reed
W. R. Sanders
Sam Parker
M. L. Parker
D. Mike
Austin Stuart
Ino
M. Lawrence
H. T. Downard
H. C. Fulgham
Frank Vitopil
M. Lawrence Jr
H. Holmes
H. O. Boatwright
Edwar Jones
Nelson Dulaney
Roy Vick
Stuart Harris
C. E. Jones
Ed Wicks
Eugene Edge
Mae Herbert Wilson
Misa Ethel Catt
Edith Cavitt
Harry Burger
W. A. Withers
R. A. Harrison
S. C. Williams
I. E Warren
Sam B. Wilson
Jnc
Wilson Bradley
W. C. Stuart
J. I. Barron
Stuart Boatwright
Sol Gerson
Sam Noto
J. C. Sharp
Jno. Woodyard
T. B. Sanders
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande
Miss Frances Mike
Frances Mike of
Mike
University Methodist Church
University
Woman’s Choral Club
All Saint’s Episcopal Chapel
University Girl’s Club
Chatauqua
N. Y
Music Center
Chatauqua Daily News
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