Hazing Inquiry Concludes At Susu College
Senate hazing committee reports widespread paddling at Susu College during the inquiry led by Dr W K Kizzell and Major Ashburn. President Bizzell and officials defend improved morale and aim to eliminate paddling, while witnesses discuss cadet supervision and limited powers. Dr Otto Eblinger died after being summoned as a witness. committee report due soon.
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Vahas
SUSU
Lexus
Marco o.—Velans
Senate
W. K. Kizzell
Tke Ashwurh
Dandale
Bizzeil
Theo
Parr
Bizzell
Ashburn
Committee
Reed Wipprecht Promoted to Captain
Mr and Mrs Walter Wipprecht receive congratulations as their son Reed Wipprecht advances from First Lieutenant to Captain in the U S Army He trained at Camp Travis San Antonio with the cavalry division and his promotion was announced by the War Department He was reared in Bryan and has many local friends sharing in his honor
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Walter Wipprecht
Reed Wipprecht
U. S. Army
Wipprecht
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Cavalry Division
War Department
Bryan
European press rails at Harding stance on Europe
Paris dispatch notes newspapers see U S policy shift as a jump from the frying pan into the fire. They express disappointment over President Harding not stating a definite position on key European affairs.
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Paris
Europe
Harding
Former Bryan resident E. E. Talmadge dies in Amarillo
E. E. Talmadge formerly edited the Bryan Eagle and later worked with The Galveston News Marshall Messenger and Bryan Fogle. He died after a short illness at his Amarillo home. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a Houston cousin L. C. Talmadge.
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E. E. Talmadge
Bryan Eagle
Amarillo
Talmadge
Galveston
K. E. Talmadge
City
Amuarillo
George H. Lee
George Lee
New York
Marie Talmadge
Galveston News
Marshall
Marshall Messenger
Talmade
Bryan Fogle
Bryan
L. C. Talmadge
Houston
Tick Eradication Dipping Begins March 15 in Brazos County
On March 15 systematic dipping starts across Brazos County. All cattle vats will be charged and owners may dip before the date. Vats dip every 14 days and owners must dip all cattle including horses mules or asses unless notified. Movements require permits from county inspectors and violations will be prosecuted. J A Wilkinson supervising inspector U S Department Agriculture and B A J P Swancoat state live stock sanitary inspector.
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Brazos County
J. A. Wilkinson
U. S. Department Agriculture
B. A
Strayed Red Heifer Missing From Cavitt’s Pasture
One two year old red heifer branded LN on right hip left Cavitt’s pasture about March 1. Reward offered for return. Contact F Parks.
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Cavitt
F. Parks
Prices for housewares and kitchen goods on sale
Local store advertises discounts on a wide range of house furnishings. Tin wash pans and milk pans in multiple sizes, large granite dish pans, wash tubs, milk tin buckets, shovels, slop jars, sifters, pie plates, chair seats, window shades, table oil cloth, cups and saucers, and dish pans all offered at reduced prices.
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Steve
Mrs Alice Gresham Dodd Credits Tanlac for Recovery
Mrs Alice Gresham Dodd mother of the first American soldier killed in France credits Tanlac with restoring her health. She granted full credit to the medicine in a public statement praising its effects.
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Alice Gresham Dodd
France
Dodd Credits Tanlac for Restored Health After Loss
Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd wife of Corporal Jas B Gresham recalls her son’s death as the trigger for illness then credits Tanlac with restoring appetite curing indigestion easing rheumatism and stabilizing nerves She reports renewed strength for daily tasks and better sleep The remedy is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and other druggists.
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Alice Gresham Dodd
Jas. B. Gresham
France
Gresham
Indiana
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Dipping dates listed for regular dip ping start
The document lists start dates for regular dipping at numerous locations with each site beginning on a specified March day and repeating every fourteen days. Supervising official J A Wilkinson of the U S Department of Agriculture and inspector B A I P E Swancoat sign the notice.
Personal notices from Bryan and surrounding towns
Local court of readers recalls names in Bryan with many visitors travelers and residents stopping in from Cottonwood Waco Reliance Steep Hollow and other nearby communities. The column lists guests and travelers including Mrs. Ralph Howell J K Presnal Rudolph Kopecky and Rev H B Jamison with travels to Temple Waco Dallas Fort Worth and Houston and mentions social visits and church activities across the area.
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Waco
C. A. Long
H. B. Jamison
Dallas
Incarnation Church
Elsie Lowe
Jessie Bond
Prospect
Bryan
Lizzie Mathis
Reliance
J. S. Williams
Clarence Williams
Joe Sample
Susie
Maggie Benbow
Cottonwood
Taylor Jones
Ralph Dunn
Billie Mason
Fort Worth
W. E. Parker
M. W. Sims
B. A. Sims
M. W. Sims Jr
Almera Dunn
Wheelock
J. M. Dunn
Mina Graham
Rock Prairie
W. E. Graham
Wandby Steamer Crashes On Maine Coast
The freight steamer Wandby pounds into rocks at Walker's Point near Kennebunkport in heavy fog. Captain misread position, thinking he was at the Kennebec River mouth, per radio.
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Associated Press
Kennebunport
Maine
Algiers
Portland
Walker’s Point
Kennebec River
Bryan High Girls Triumph In Doubleheader Contests
Bryan High girls defeated Consolidated School 19 to 17 and Steep Hollow 12 to 7 in a rare doubleheader at Bryan High School. Mary Henry, Ruth Henry, and Emma Merka featured for Bryan with strong forward play leading to a decisive late surge. Coaches praised teamwork and the spirited, neighborly atmosphere of local girls athletics.
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Bryan High School
Bryan High Girls
Consolidated School
College and
High School
Steep Hollow
Consolidated
Bryan
Bryar
Mary Henry
Constance Bradbury
Priscilla Sims
Emma Merka
Ruth Henry
Annie Merka
Zelma Chrstian
Eloise Smith
Lucille Todd
Edna Hopper
Inez German
Dorothy Brooch
Katye Hall
J. Holligan
F. Morehead
Daisy Burt
Mildred Foster
Willie Burt
Louisiana Rail Rates Increased by Interstate Commerce Order
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Louisiana railroads to raise state passenger and freight rates to align with national levels, effective April. The move affects published rates and notes adjustments in preparation for the change.
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Oy Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Louisiana
Secretary Eberstadt Addresses Calvert Chamber Meeting
Secretary Eberstadt returned from Calvert where he spoke at the Chamber of Commerce annual gathering last night. Mrs. Maggie Barry will speak on Posture and Health at the Health Center Thursday at 2 PM.
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Eberstadt
Calvert
Chamber of Commerce
Maggie Barry
Beloved Tracy Willims Laid To Rest In Harvey
Harvey Texas March 2 Sunday mourners gathered for Tracy Willims a nearly fifteen year old boy described as amiable and devout. He was a Free Will Baptist member and an example to peers. School adjourned in his honor, funeral at Bethel cemetery led by Rev Chas Bullock.
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Tex
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Tracy
Free Will Baptist Church
Old Oaks
Bethel Cemetery
Chas Bullock
Sam
Aubrey Pate
Ira
Ottie Kelley
Grady Kirkanan
Edgar Peters Jr
Alta Williams
Harry Wayne
Eunice Graham
Robt. Etheridge
Richard Calvin
War Department
Dnv. Tyess
Chester Bruce
France
Thurston Etheridge
Thurston
Coleview
Fayette Etheridge
Jack Graham
George Cargill
Ollie Smith
Vera
Tae
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