Texans Set Campaign to Defeat Bailey Backed by Wilson Wing
Four gubernatorial hopefuls Neff Thomason Looney and Lewelling join the Wilson faction in Texas to push a pro Wilson delegation to the San Francisco national convention. Governor Hobby seeks delegate at large for McAdoo while Bailey plans a national issue run before May 1 precinct conventions.
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Neff
Looney
Thompson
Lewellen
Wilson
San Francisco
McAdoo
Texas
Associated Press
Dallas
Campagin
Joseph W. Bailey
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Bailey
W. P. Hobby
Pat M. Neff
Waco
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
B. F. Looney
Greenville
Dwight Lewelling
Hobby
Thomas M. Campbell
William G. McAdoo
Democratic administration committee named for Texas campaign
Dallas announces the personnel of the Democratic administration executive committee named by Colonel Tom Ball of Houston. Members include Dexter Hamilton Corsicana Judge Tom McCullough Waco Cindy Sweeton Greenville Major Richard Burgess El Paso and others. Ball to establish headquarters in Dallas with a campaign manager to be chosen soon. The first meeting is set for March 18 at 11 a.m. at the Southland hotel.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Democratic Administration Executive Committee
Tom Ball
Houston
Democratic
Dexter Hamilton
Corsicana
Tom McCullough
Waco
Cindy Sweeton
Greenville
Richard Burgess
el Paso
Nonie Boren Mahoney
Jessie Danel Ames
Georgetown
George H. Culp
Gainesville
W. L. Dean
Huntsville
R. H. Kirby
Austin
Gus F. Taylor
Tyler
John M. Henderson
Daingerfield
D. E. Lyday
Fort Worth
J. E. Sandifer
Abilene
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
W. D. Wilson
Bay City
Lee Simmons
Sherman
T. C. Jennings
Beaumont
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
Jasper Collins
Southland Hotel
Cigarette Smoking To Be Abolished By 1925 Slogan
Chicago March 9 The International Anti Cigarette League states its aim to abolish cigarette smoking in America by 1925, succeeding the earlier Anti Cigarette League and announcing the plan today.
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Chicago, Ill
America
International Anti- Cigarette League
Fruit crop damage in Texas hit by deep freeze
Professor Sean E J Kyle of the A and M College says Texas fruit crops likely suffered 50 percent damage from last night’s deep freeze with ice up to a quarter inch and many blooms killed. Some areas fared better and renewed sun may save portions, but most of the season’s crop is considered lost.
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Sean E. J. Kyle
The
A. and M. College
School of Agriculture
Eagle
Texas
Dean Kyle
Mr. Kyle
Kyle
Freez
Goode Dies in San Antonio Resident of Bryan Area
W T Goode long known in Bryan died at his San Antonio home on Tuesday night. The body was moved to Hearne and then Wheelock for burial at Cavitt burying ground at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. He was brother in law to Robert Armstrong, his wife Florence Cavitt sister of Armstrong.
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W. T. Goode
Bryan
San Antonio
Cavitt
Wheelock
Hearne
Mr. Goode
Robert Armstrong
Florence Cavitt
Black Draught Endorsed By Ringgold Family
Mrs. Chas Gaston of Ringgold Georgia writes that Thedford's Black-Draught has long served her family as a remedy for headaches caused by constipation spring malarial chills and general stomach liver and bowel troubles. She says a dose saves many days in bed and reduces doctor bills. The product is advertised as a purely vegetable tonic easing liver and bowel function.
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Ringgold
Chas
Gaston
Thedford
Bryan Chamber Endorses East Texas Chamber Move
The Bryan Chamber of Commerce board met Tuesday led by President E J Jenkins with Secretary S E Eberstadt. They endorsed forming an East Texas Chamber at Tyler March 30 31 and plan to send delegates.
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Bryan Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
The
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Jenkins
S. E. Eberstadt
Travis B. Bryan
J. D. Martin
R. O. Allen
T. A. Adams
Sam B. Wilson
Huntsville
Bryan
College Avenue
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Fountain
J. D. Moore, Jr
Ed Hall
A. M. Waldrop
W. H. Cole
Educational
Oak McKenzie
Jno
John A. Moore, Jr
O’flaherty
Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Jenkins
Hall
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Tyler
J. M. Lawrence
East Texas
A. L. Burge
Waco
Mexico to Confiscate Tax Delinquents Promised
Washington reports that Mexican mine owners have until March 11 to pay taxes to the government or face possible confiscation of properties. Officials suggest confiscation will not be used immediately except in aggravated cases.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
Keep Setting Hens Free From Lice Proven Remedies Endorsed
Mrs. L V Rose of Cucro Texas praises Dr LeGear s Poultry Remedies for eliminating lice and vermin from setting hens. The ad claims millions of baby chicks are lost yearly due to lice and urges poultry raisers to use Dr LeGear s Lice Killer and seek dealer support if not satisfied.
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Dr. LeGear
Gear Med
Gon Louis, Mo
Tax on cotton urged to curb pink boll worm spread
New Orleans March 8 resolutions from cotton growers and the federal horticultural board call a tax of 50c or 75c per bale on Louisiana cotton to fund methods against the pink boll worm. The plan targets non cotton zones like Cameron parish, with Rice suggested as a higher earning alternative.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Federal Horticultural Board
Cameron
John
General Assembly
Clarence Elberby
Caddo
Elberby
Calcasieu
Jefferferson Davis
Harry D. Wilson
J. B. Vaughn
M. C. Tanquary
College Station
Texas
Benjamin T. Chapman
J. M. Delurts
Austin
L. C. Brady
Galveston
Texas Democrats Rally Behind Wilson at State Meeting
In Dallas on March 8 Texas Democrats endorsed Wilson and attacked the Bailey faction. Gen M M Crane opened the meeting in the city hall and Tom Ball of Houston was elected chairman. Committees were named on resolutions organization and campaign plans to send a pro administration delegation to the San Francisco convention.
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Crane
Wilson
Ball
Texas
Baltimore
Hobby
Democratic Party
Dallas
M. M. Crane
City Hall
Tom Ball
Houston
San Francisco
Pat M. Neff
B. F. Looney
R. E. Thomason
Dwight Lewelling
W. P. Hobby
Joseph W. Baley
Bailey
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
Tom B
Love
Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald
Fort Worth
Ida Hearne
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
Jim Johnson Acquitted In Turkey Theft Case At District Court
District court yesterday acquitted Jim Johnson a colored man in a turkey theft trial. The State dismissed a second case against him for the same offense. Jurors for the fifth week were discharged early to return Monday March 8 with a list of names including McDonald Smith Mathis Nash Nunn Shealey Lindsey Todd Martin Jones Harrison Fickey Johnson Dansby Newcomb Fountain Byers Hearne Higgs Riley Rawles Lawless Beal Vetter Ayers Mc Cloud Dew Manning Parks Holmes McDonald Watson Boridkie Smith Donald Grant.
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Jim Johnson
R. McDonald
J. H. Smith
J. C. Mathis
G. A
Brazos Bottom Oil Territory to Be Drilled at Onge
The Warren Oil Company plans to drill in Brazos bottom territory between the Brazos rivers after geologists reported favorable surveys. A steel derrick is in place near J. S. Mooring plantation with seven more carloads of equipment en route from Ranger Meridian and Fort Worth. If a strike succeeds, Bryan could become an oil center with significant local interest.
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Brazos County
Brazos Bottom
Brazos
Brazos River
Bryan
Warren Oil Company
South
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Astin
Messrs
G. W. Ewing
Wallace T. Miller
J. S
Ranger
Meridian
Fort Worth
Mumford
Stone City
Old Bryan
Soldiers to receive 500 dollar lump sum for service
Washington March 5. Marvin Gates Sperry urged a lump sum payment of five hundred dollars to each person who served in the U S military or naval forces before the house ways and means committee He opposed proposed adjusted compensation plans of 30 to 50 dollars per month of service arguing four million veterans deserve full relief and that the government can meet the cost amid large foreign debt obligations.
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Washington
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Marvin Gates Sperry
Soldiers and Sailors Legion
Congress
Real reciprocity in a 50-50 proposition
The Eagle endorses mutual fairness as a guiding principle and invites readers to see the doctrine at work. It advocates balanced exchange and honest engagement as core values for a community newspaper.
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T. Goode
Georgia
East Texas Chamber Commerce
Mick
Messrs. Vaughan and
Tanquary
A. & M. College
District Court
W. C. Davis
Onge
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