Germans Indifferent to Presence of Allies
Allied occupation of key German towns proceeds without incident as General Degoutte notes improved relations with socialist leaders and workers. In London the Allied Supreme Council debates penalties tied to reparations and considers a 50 percent toll on German goods while planning broader measures.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Degoutte
Mayence
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Germany
London
Allied Supreme Council
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Duesseldorf
M. Briand
Rhine
High Commission
Rhineland
Turkey
Greece
Beason Guides Steep Hollow Farm Club Youths in Vaccination
County Agent C L Benson and Assistant State Agent R W Persons oversee Steep Hollow boys helping vaccinate 28 cattle against blackleg. Students like Guy Tobias and Dan Hall learn inoculation, instrument sterilization, and cattle care while visiting local farms and recording their trip.
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R. W. Persons
A. & M. College
Beason
Menion
Eck Smith
Benson
Steep Hollow
Guy Tobias
C. L. Benson
Steep Hollow School
Blackleg
Blackleg Ag
Jim Tobias
Aubrey Tobias
Elbert Moore
J. J. Vandiver
Vandiver
Mr. Benson
Interscholastic League Announces 1921 Meet at Allen Field
Brazos County Interscholastic League sets athletic events for March 19 1921 at Allen Field Allen Academy Bryan Texas. Contestant names due to W R Glazener at College Station at least one day before the meet. Senior and junior events listed with age scholastic rules referenced to University bulletin.
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Brazos County
Allen Field
Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
W. R. Glazener
College Station
University
University Bulletin
V. R. Glazener
Miss Alexa Sterling sails to Hoylake for women's amateur
Miss Alexa Sterling of Atlanta Georgia national golf champion sailed from New York on the Carmania for Europe to compete in the women's amateur championship at Hoylake England on May 23. A camel can find sufficient food where other animals would starve.
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Sterling
New York
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Europe
Hoylake
England
Numerous House Bills Die Today In Texas Legislature
In Austin on March 10 the Texas House narrowly advanced a public school aid bill funding 3 million dollars over two years, amid deadlines that prevent engrossment after today. Other measures died or stalled include oil tax reforms, prison loan controls, and guidance on post office robbery testimony, with session rules clamping down on lobbyist passes and a failed capstone for timber and Dean law amendments.
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Dallas News
Austin
Texas
House
Nelson
Senate
Curtis
Veatch
Thomas
John Davis
Pollard
Adjutant General’s Office
Mott
Thompson
Harris
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Bryant
Burmeister
State Prison Commission
Richmond
Fort Bend
Messrs
Darroch
Chitwood
Seagler
Teer
Prison Commission
Satterwhite
Blue Ridge
Senator Witt
W. S. Scrivner
Dallas
Scrivner
Coffee
Rountree
Morris of
Medina
Burkett
Aldershot Opens School for Training Steeple Tacks
In Aldershot England a new school offers specialized training in steeple tacks. The program aims to equip skilled workers with practical techniques for maintenance and repair of church and town spires.
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Aldershot
$3 000 000 School Fund Measure Passed in House
Austin March 10 The House killed the American Legion boxing bill and refused to take up Senate bills before noon The time for engrossing Senate bills expired and the clock was moved back half an hour to save bills The House also refused to consider the convict testimony bill The $3 000 000 supplemental school fund measure passed in the House and goes to the Senate
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House
American Legion
Senate
Evangelist Scolds Lax Christianity At Methodist Revival
Rev H B DeLay denounces indifference among church members during a Methodist revival meeting. He warns of spiritual indigestion and calls for more active faith, urging large crowds for Friday’s sermon and announcing morning services will be posted daily. An engaged, singing congregation joins in Old Time Religion as the revival continues.
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H. B. DeLay
DeLay
Willis
White trial enters witness phase in Brazos County
Testimony begins as three state witnesses Dr L A Barnes Frank Stewart and John Ira Shannon take the stand in the murder case of Onie White and Horace White over Dr Bev Harrison in Bedias. Trial moved from Harris county with a crowded courtroom and jury selection completed last night. The 12 jurors listed include J W McCullough John Sabo C B Barron Hubert Jones Carl Jones Lee Kopecky Charles Merka Kan Kelly R C Rudasil Otho Williams C P Powers and Charles Schram.
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Onie White
Horace White
Bev Harrison
Bedias
Brazos County
Harris County
L. A. Barnes
Frank Stewart
Grimes County
John Ira Shannon
J. W. McCullough
John Sabo
C. B. Barron
Hubert Jones
Carl Jones
Lee Kopecky
Charles Merka
Kan Kelly
R. C. Rudasil
Otho Williams
C. P. Powers
Charles Schram
Rev Trainum Speaks at Allen Academy on Helping God
The sermon by Rev W H Trainum, pastor of the First Christian church, at Allen Academy chapel explored the theme Helping God with His Job. He defined God's job as developing imperfection toward perfection and cited everyday examples to show how humans cooperate with divine work in improving lives and creation.
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W. H. Trainum
First Christian Church
Allen Academy
Country Club Opening Delayed For Furnishings
Bryan Country Club board postpones the opening reception due to late delivery of clubhouse furnishings. The event is rescheduled for Friday evening at 8 30 p m on April 1. A stray red heifer branded LN on the right hip wandered from Cavitt's pasture around March 1 and a reward is offered. Miss Lola Wilson visits Houston for the weekend.
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Bryan Country Club
Cavitt
E. F Parks
Lola Wilson
Houston
Caldwell Merchant Tolar Oliver Dies At Home
Friends in Bryan mourn the death of Tolar Oliver a Caldwell merchant and partner in Wemble Oliver. He leaves a wife two children an aged mother and several siblings. Dr W H Oliver and Curt Oliver travel to Caldwell with funeral set for Friday at 10 am from the family home with interment in the city cemetery.
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Bryan
Tolar Oliver
Tabor Texas Basketball Teams Record Home Turf Wins
Tabor High Senior boys and girls defeated Cottonwood junior teams at Kurten last Friday with boys 6 24 and girls 2 29 in two games. Cottonwood junior boys and Kurten senior girls also played, while a school letter describes a vaccination field trip by Mr. C L Benson to Elzie Francis' farm for calf blackleg prevention.
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Tabor
Texas
Kurten
Tabor High
Cottonwood
Freddie Lock
Fayette Wilson
Ernest Ammons l
Hermon Blanton
Jim Hi
Ray Walker
Hermer Blanto
George Harrison
Aubrey Moore
Midge Batten
Alma McCallum
Dee Worsham
Eva Gandy
Bertha Walker
Lovie Huggins
Katten
C. L. Benson
Francis
Blackleg
Tabor High School
Elzie Francis
Mr. Ammons
Mr. Benson
Ir. Benson
Mrs. R. V. Kernole Visits Relatives in Waco
Mrs. R. V. Kernole is in Waco this week visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Kernole
Waco
Clara Smith Hamon Murder Trial Opens in Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 Judge Thomas W Champion opens the Clara Smith Hamon murder trial for the alleged killing of Jake Hamon. 182 veniremen summoned as reporters and bankers are called to testify with witnesses and press correspondents arriving from Eastern and Texas dailies.
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Associated Press
Ardmore Court House
Thomas W. Champion
Clara Hamon
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
B. F. Laughridge
Clara Smith Hannon
Jake L. Hamon
Clara
Republican National
Clara Smith
Hannon
5. P. Freeling
P. H. Brown
Ardmore
James C. O’brien
Chicago
Jake L. Hannon
O’brien
William McLean, Jr
Walter B. Scott
Fort Worth
J. B. Champion
James P. Matthews
C. A. Oakley
Frank Ketch
Hamon
Ketch
Texas
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Tion
Qie
Ng Timary
Trandon Council
Boys OF
Reba Rugeley
Matagorda
Moromret Zuber
Trainum
MR. Tolar Oliver
Caldwell
Tabor News
Okla
Bryan Cotton
C. A. Hughes
Temple, Texas
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