Governor Neff May Veto Entire State Appropriation Bill
Special to the Eagle Austin Texas March 21 Governor Neff holds potential to veto the entire special appropriation program amid a looming revenue shortfall. He weighs $8.4 million in special funds and proposes possible readjustment by a legislative return in June. The move affects University of Texas expansion West Texas A and M College rural school and school fund supplements.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
Secretary of State’s Department
University of Texas
West Texas A
M. College
West Texas College
A. & M. College
Bryan
Rountree
Brazos County
House
Senate
Govrnor Neff
Associated Press
The
Austin Statesman Today
West Texas A. and M. College
Rural School Law
Ramsey of A. and M. Shines in Wrestling Meet
College Station Texas March 21 R H Ramsey the Farmer heavyweight grappler returned from Des Moines where he wrestled top west competitors. In the final match Ramsey clashed with Polly Wallace Ames all American and nearly pinned him in 17 seconds before a held draw ensued in two bouts. In the third Ramsey led for sixteen minutes but Wallace gained a drop and won on points. Ramsey calls Wallace a clean sportsman.
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Eagle
College Station
Texas
R. H. Ramsey
Farmer
Des Moines
Oklahoma University
Lester
Pontius
Polly Wallace
Wallace
Hanmsey
Ramsey
Fort Worth Thieves Return All Valuables
Jewelry cash and Liberty bonds totaling 15000 were stolen from a Main Street store Sunday night and returned at dawn after police were warned twice by telephone that the loot would be placed back. Tracing the calls proved unsuccessful.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Main Street
Courtesy program bids farewell to Mrs Hubbard in Bryan
Circle No 2 of the Baptist Ladies Auxiliary hosted a 4 to 6 pm missionary program at the tabernacle to honor Mrs T B Hubbard who is moving to Houston. The event featured a gift sandwich tray, a full program of hymns scripture readings duets solos and readings.
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Circle No. 2
Baptist Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Tabernacle
T. B. Hubbard
Bryan
Houston
Hubbard
K Kennedy
College
Presbyterian Church At
College and Bryan
R. M. Sherwood
Woods
Circle
Rain Snow and Sleet Reported in Panhandle Texas
Northwest Texas and the panhandle received needed rains that promise good grain growth. Sleet and snow were reported in parts of the Panhandle as clouds moved through Childress on March 21 according to Associated Press dispatches.
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The
Panhandle
Associated Preas
Childress
Texas
Evangelist DeLay Draws Big Crowds At Bryan Revival
Evangelist DeLay preached ten large Sunday services at the Methodist church with overflow crowds. He urged tithing from Malachi and urged women to hear a Thursday sermon on Mother Home and Heaven. Hundreds pledged to tithe and many sought prayer as crowds filled the galleries. The revival continues through next week with 10 to 11 am and 7:30 pm services.
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Methodist Church
Evangelist DeLay
Bryan
College
Malachi
Brazos County
Bryan Sunday Schools Attendance Rises to 1115
The Bryan weekly Sunday School reports show new pupils each week with a total attendance of 1115 yesterday surpassing the previous high. Secretaries record figures for First Baptist 326, Methodist 290, Presbyterian 182, Free Baptist 64, Christian 79, Episcopal 44, Catholic 180, with contributions totaling a mix of small sums.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
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Cathlie
Cotton Crop Tops Thirteen Million Bales in 1921
Washington reports final ginning data from the census bureau show cotton excluding linters for 1921 at 12,197,775 running bales, or 13,393,754 equivalent 500 pound bales. Texas led with 4,030,197 bales, South Carolina 1,639,470, marking the largest crop since 1914 and sixth largest in U.S. history.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Texas
South Carolina
No Need for Strikes in the United States
Washington dispatch reports spokesmen for packers employees presented their side at a labor dispute conference with Secretary Davis of labor and a joint session with Hoover of commerce and Wallace of agriculture. Davis said he would freely seek Hoover and Wallace advice.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
Department of Labor
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Esch and Davis Are Given Appointments
Washington reports President Harding made recess appointments today. John J. Esch a former Wisconsin Representative was named to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Dwight Davis of St. Louis was appointed director of the War Finance Corporation.
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Washington
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
Dwight Davis
St. Louis
War Finance Corporation
Buy it ip Bryan slogan recall
A user-provided prompt references a slogan misquoted as Buy it ip Bryan, implying a humorous or erroneous take on a real slogan. The note preserves the exact phrasing for context without asserting its official meaning or origin.
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Slogen
Bryan
New Life for the Live Stock Industry in Brazos County
County Agent C L Benson notes renewed vigor in Brazos County livestock as farmers, club members, and families boost standard bred poultry and registered hogs and cattle. A pure bred livestock association will be organized to promote the effort, amid market reports showing nearly ten million head fewer livestock than a year earlier.
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Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Revival Meeting At New Chapel Baptist Church Proceeds
The Eagle reports a large revival at New Chapel Baptist Church led by pastor with help from Revs S E Diggs of Bryan C Roberson M B Saul of Bryan and G F Curry of San Antonio. Saul preached a strong sermon on born again and tonight’s subject asks if God be God, serve him.
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Price Collins
New Chapel Baptist Church
S. E. Diggs
Bryan
C. Roberson
M. B. Saul
G. F. Curry
San Antonio
Rey Saul
John
Rountree backs constitutional amendment for salary rises
Austin reports Rep. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan endorses a constitutional amendment to raise salaries for the Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, Secretary of State, and Legislature. He supports a 120 day legislative session and daily pay of 10, arguing changes reflect Texas growth from 1876 to 1930 and curb excessive veto use.
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Star-Telegram
Austin
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Neff
Rountree
Moore
Hunt County
Senate
Page
Free Conference
Thomas
Representative Rountree
Texas
Attorney General Cureton questions rail rate increases
In Texas Cureton argues railroad wage raises are void and the ICC rate hikes unconstitutional. He cites 1920 act sections 300 to 316, warns higher freight and passenger rates threaten shipping and farm products, may cause mass layoffs across the state.
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The
Eagle
Austin
Texas
Federal Court
Western District of Texas
Cureton
Railroad Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas court awards values to firemen and switchmen
Washington reports the supreme court refused to review Texas decisions valuing a locomotive fireman at 40000 dollars and a switchman at 22500 dollars, upholding their life values.
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Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Supreme Court
Revival services continue all week at First Methodist
The revival meeting at the First Methodist church runs daily with 10 am and 7 30 pm services. Evangelist DeLay calls for women only hear Thursday at 3 pm on Mother Home and Heaven and urges Christian men and women to stay after the benediction. He urges Bryan to count this week for God and speaks on Jesus trial before Pilate and the crowd while challenging all to accept salvation.
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Evangelist DeLay
Bryan
Matthews
Jesus
Pontius Pilate
Pilate
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of God On
DeLay
God
Drought Serious on the Rio Grande in Laerdo Texas
The drouth has not allowed rain for months. Cattlemen fear losses as beef prices stay low. Feeding costs are high in a dry region. Only irrigated farms near the Rio Grande show promise for spring profits.
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Laerdo Texas
Drouth
Rio Grande
Howat Still Able to Call Strike in Kansas
Pittsburg March 22 The strike of about 150 coal miners led by Alexander Howat and the Kansas miners union executive committee began today in defiance of the court of industrial relations and the injunction issued by Judge Curran of the county district court.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners Union Executive Committee
Court of Industrial Relations
Judge Curran
County District Court
Tabor High School program and interscholastic results
Tabor March 22 report highlights an excellent High School program with songs readings dialogues and plays. The Interscholastic meet on the 19th saw the basketball team win the championship 19 to 15 over College Consolidated and the senior girls win by default.
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Tabor
College Consolidated
Harvey
Eagle
Presbyterian
Brazos County Farm Bureau Meet Saturday At Courthouse
Brazos County Farm Bureau calls all farmers and local business men to a 2 PM Saturday meeting at the Bryan courthouse. Col. Clarence Ousley and Director T. O. Walton will speak on Farm Bureau aims and rural prosperity, with the United Cotton Growers Association merger noted. E. A. Peters, president, urges wide attendance.
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Brazos County
Court House
Bryan
Farm Bureau
United Cotton Growers Association
Clarence Ousley
T. O. Walton
E. A. Peters
Pres. Brazos Co. Farm Bureau
No Pardons Issued to Convicts in Texas in February
Austin March 22 No pardons were issued during February and the state convict population rose from 2500 to 2527 with a net loss of seven after 57 escapes and 50 recaptures. Twenty eight escapes were women from Goree farm and 24 recaptured. There were 83 new convicts, one parole return, 46 discharged, two paroled after deaths. Names appear under aliases for some inmates. Prison counts include Huntsville 281, insane asylum 22, state farms 2142, leased farms 92.
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Austin
Texas
Goree
Rusk
Huntsville
Insane Asylum
Floral selections and designs from Scott Floral Co
Carnations two dollars and fifty cents per dozen Sweet peas two dollars and fifty cents per one hundred Roses calla lilies ferns and more Floral designs and sprays available Scott Floral Co Navasota Texas phone 171.
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Scott Floral CO
Navasota
Texas
Remains of Ancient Mexican City Found Near Teotihuacan
Associated Press reports that federal archaeologists near San Juan de Teotihuacan uncover a city of at least 100000 inhabitants dating 4000 years back. Excavations reveal the sun and moon pyramids, a Plaza of the Dead, and extensive artifacts now housed in a museum.
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Associated Press
San Same de Teotihuacan
Mexico
San Juan de Teotihuacan
Manuel Gaimio
Department of Agriculture
Senor Gamio
Gamio
St. Gamio
Howver
Egypt
Sr. Gamio
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