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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1923

Page

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Oklahoma's daring outlaw eludes 150 officer posse

Al Spencer Oklahoma's daring outlaw escaped after a gun battle with more than 150 officers and men near Tulsa. He fled with one companion leaving two aides from the Mannford bank robbery behind. Bud Maxfield is dead and Leo Sturtz of Tulsa is detained.

al Spencer Bud Maxfield Associated Press Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Spencer Mannford Oklahoma State Territorial

Song by Mrs Cazell a hit at Texas Rotary Convention

Mrs. Cazell’s song was a hit at the Texas Rotary Convention in Beaumont where 1800 attended the banquet. Gabe Cazell led the song at the luncheon with leaders Sam Losh Shep Sheppard Lester Dawley and others. The event praised Bryan Rotary and urged Governor Neff to proclaim March 2 as Texas Day with patriotic school exercises.

Gabe Cazell E. E. McAdams Sankey Park M. E. Wallace D. L. Wilson T. K. Lawrence Beaumont Texas Rotary Convention Cazzell Texas Cazell Bryan Carell Neff

Roadways to College and Local Rail Sale Discussed

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce convened its regular meeting to discuss road edge wear on the Bryan to College road and the proposed sale of the Bryan and College electric interurban railroad. A committee was appointed to coordinate fundraising with the Bryan Rotary Club and Fire Company to bring the 1924 State Fireman's Convention to Bryan.

Bryan College Bryan and College Electric Inter-Urban Railroad Bryan and Brazos Richard Jurney Gordon E. E. McAdams Oak McKenzie T. K. Lawrence Bryan Rotary Club Bryan Fire Company Wilson Bradley Travis B. Bryan J. N. Dulaney J. M. Gordon Tyler Haswell M. L. Parker John M. Lawrence L. L. McInnis A. M. Waldrop M. E. Wallace C. L. Benson

Transfer Officer In Visit To Bryan Jail

Penitentiary transfer officer Bud Russell visited Bryan Saturday night and loaded Brazos county inmates for shipment to Houston and Huntsville. Five were left behind due to road conditions while four more were to be picked up later. Szymelski and Prescott faced year long sentences for liquor transport with appeals pending and decisions affirmed.

Bryan Brazos County Bud Russell Houston Wes Cramer Jim Carey Louis Szymelski Huntsville Szymelski District Court of L. E. Morehead Court of Criminal Appeals Austin Sheriff & Morehead Towney Prescott

Prominent Citizen of Smetana Passes At 52

J. J. Cahill died at 5 05 am after about two weeks illness with influenza and complications. He was 52 leaving a widow and five children Curtis Minnie Ernest Evelyn. Funeral Friday at 3 50 pm from his home with Rev A Gleissner at St Josephs Catholic church interment Bryan cemetery. Pallbearers named Jim Broadway P H Hensarling W J Coulter M W Sims Hilsman Wilson Da Pete Smith Hearne.

J. J. Cahill Smetana McCullough-Gordon A. Gleissner St. Joseph's Catholic Church Bryan Curtis Minnie Ernest Evelyn Mr. Cahill Jim Broadway P. H. Hensarling W. J. Coulter M. W. Sims Hilsman Wilson Pete Smith Hearne

Cemetery Board Sets April Cleanup for 23 24 25

The Bryan Cemetery Board orders a special cleaning and beautifying effort for April 23 24 and 25. Volunteers from Ladies Sections seek public co operation to present a spotless ground for Decoration Day with Confederate graves flagged and flowered. New memberships and an endowment fund drive are reported.

Bryan L. S Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy Buchanan Cemetery Association Bryan Cemetery J. E. Astin City W. W. Evans Sulphur Springs J. M. Radford Abilene M. Smythe Houston J. Rodney Tabor Lucy B. Hervey San Diego Calif Maude Leigh Navasota Ed Hall Dallas T. B. McQueen Marlin A.L. Banks Denton F. L. Allen Crocker S. E. Tabor Prinzer Kurten B. Compton Cemetery Board City Commission Bryan City Cemetery Th Cemetery Association Bryan Cemetery Association George A. Adams E. E. McAdams E. J Jenkins J. FE. Astin Mary Carr

Engineers to Inspect Brazos and Trinity Rivers

Texas state board of water engineers will begin river valley inspections next week to select reservoir sites under the Rountree reclamation act. A. H. Dunlap and C. S. Clark announced from Austin, with Brownwood Rotary urging early survey for Pecan Bayou dam construction once $600 000 is available. Hearings were held on dam applications, including Red River and Brazos River projects.

Associated Press Austin Texas Trinity Brazos River A. H. Dunlap C.S. Clark State Board of Water Engineers Brownwood Pecan Bayou Water Board Texahoma Oil Company Red River Humble Oil and Refining Company Navarro County Sidney Webb Crosby County Thompson and Bascom

Final recovery unlikely for Dr Martin L Hayes

Message from Dr J H Kraft at New Orleans reports Dr Martin L Hayes in Trono Hospital after a stroke with complications. Condition described as very sick with little hope of recovery. Hayes and Kraft are colleagues in the Vocational Educational department. Mrs Hayes and their child remain with family as the situation unfolds.

Hayes Kraft A. & M. College J. H. Kraft New Orleans Martin L. Hayes Trono Hospital Galveston Francis M. Francis

Mrs W W Davis Named Matron of Honor for Reunion

Commander Rountree of the Sixth District appoints Mrs W W Davis of Austin as matron of honor on his staff for the New Orleans ex Confederate Reunion. He also announces several other appoint ments for the event.

Knights of Columbus Initiate Class of 42 in Bryan

Bryan Council No 1834 initiated a class of forty two candidates from Bryan and Brazos County through first to third degrees. Delegates from Houston Beaumont and Orange assisted, with a banquet for 243 at Villa Marie Convent. Toastmaster I E Warren led remarks praising Mother Rose and Sisters and the student musical program.

Bryan Knights of Columbus Brazos County Houston Beaumont Orange F. W. Hustmyre R. J. Berry Southeastern A. O'Connor H. C. Schumacher G. K Houston Council M. A. Schumacher St. Edwards College I. E. Warren M. F. Vitopil Tom Daly R. C H.B. McDowell Gus Schultz Somerville Calvert Cameron Caldwell Hearne Bryan Council Mother Rose

Daughter of Bryan Native Wins Dramatic Art Praise

Sunday Austin American society page features Miss Wilmer Page daughter of Senator Paul D Page Bastrop UT student praised for dramatic talent and bright future. News of her success delights Bryan readers as Senator Page has strong local ties.

Austin American Wilmer Page Paul D. Page Bastrop University of Texas Miss Page Senator Page Bryan

Notable Mumford Residents Visit Bryan Today

T. L. Bush and W. L. Williamson, respected Mumford citizens, were seen visiting friends and business establishments in Bryan today.

T. L. Bush W. L. Williamson Mumford Bryan

Indications Show No Flood Danger From Brazos River

Reports from Brazos county indicate heavy rain for thirty six hours with creeks and ravines out of banks and lowland farms flooded. The Little Brazos runs full but within banks while the Big Brazos shows no unusual rise. Waco reports no overflow alarm at present.

Brazos County Little Brazos Big Brazos Brazos Waco

Second Day of Rain Dwarfs First with 3.38 Inches

The second day of rain began around noon and dropped 3.38 inches, per C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency, bringing the two day total to 4.82 inches. Roads are near impassable except for graveled routes. at ten this morning it remained overcast with no end in sight.

C. R. Gardner Insurance Agency

Lawrence Chevrolet Motor Company Opens In Bryan

W. D. Lawrence and his nephew John M. Lawrence form Lawrence Chevrolet Motor Company to continue D. D. White's Garage business at the same location. The firm will handle Chevrolet agency parts and accessories along with sales and service, assuring stock availability. W. D. Lawrence leads sales while Will Lawrence manages office work and garage routines. The Lawrences are longtime Bryan residents with broad local ties and expect strong business in the city, county, and surrounding territory.

W. D. Lawrence John M. Lawrence Lawrence Chevrolet Motor Company D. D. White Chevrolet Lawrence Lawrence Partners Bryan

Bow ers presents gold pen as Neff signs Rountree bill

Sen Bowers says only veto remains for Pope textbook bill during the signing of an extension building appropriation for A and M college witnessed by Bowers who supplied the gold pen. The Rountree bill, first for an extension service building, was introduced by Rep Rountree of Brazos. The textbook controversy probes continue.

Austin American R. S. Bowers Burleson Senator Bowers A. & M. College Rountree Brazos United States Bowers

Mattress Factory to Open in Temple with Modern Equipment

Moses and Provinsena of Temple Texas have leased a North Main Street building for one year and will move in by April first to establish a complete modern mattress factory with guaranteed products for wholesale or retail. The structure, bought in January from Conyers Livestock and Feed Co, sits next to the ice plant. Ownership rests with Jim Cloud and G P Edge of Tabor.

Moses & Provinsena Temple Texas North Main Street Conyers Livestock & Feed Company Jim Cloud G. P. Edge Tabor

Fort Worth Employee Shot by Woman Identified by Police

C. E. Myers, 34, of Frederick Oklahoma and formerly from Amarillo, was shot as he entered his Fort Worth workplace. A young woman named Mrs. Goldie White, 33, was taken into custody after being seen with a revolver nearby. Myers died at Fort Worth Hospital around noon. police say he had never seen his assailant before.

C. E. Myers Frederick Oklahoma Goldie White Myers Associated Press Fort Worth Amarillo

Community Meeting At Tabor Last Night

The Tabor Community Club held its regular monthly session at the school house with a large attendance. A program featured chorus songs readings and fiddle numbers by County Farm Agent Beason and Jim Barnes of Edge, with Bryan Eagle representative H. D. Cuykendall applauded and spoke. Miss Ferguson performed a piano solo and an old-fashioned spelling match followed with W. D. Ammons and Mrs. Cobb among the winners.

Tabor Beason Jim Barnes Edge H. D. Cuykendall Bryan Eagle Cuykendall

Local residents and visitors report in Bryan area

James W. Stuart of the Reliance community was in the city today on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones and daughter Pauline of Harvey were in Bryan Saturday. Judge J. T. Maloney has gone to Guadalajara Mexico on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Tucker of Navasota spent Sunday in Bryan, a guest of Mrs. L. H. Tucker.

James W. Stuart Reliance R. E. Jones Pauline of Harvey Bryan J. T. Maloney Guadalajara Mexico N. B. Tucker Navasota L. H. Tucker

Halsell Recovers Charred US Bills After Fire

Kay Halsell rejoices as the U S treasury agrees to reimburse ten dollars for burned currency after a stove accident. A five dollar bill and five one dollar bills were burned and identified by a bank, then the ashes were sent to Washington where one five dollar fragment and identifiable ones led to full refund upon affidavits of incident and citizenship.

Kay Halsell United States Treasury Travis B. Bryan First National Bank Halsell U. S. Treasury Washington Hassell

Local residents and visitors noted in Bryan area

Ross Centanni arrived in the city on business today from his Route No 6 farm home. Mr and Mrs Joe Howard and Miss Clyde Stuart spent Sunday with relatives and friends at Wheelock. Sam Fletcher and C G Brashear of Normangee were in Bryan today on business matters.

Ross Centanni Joe Howard Clyde Stuart Wheelock Sam Fletcher C. G. Brashear Normangee Bryan

Tick eradication ending threatens pure bred stock in Brazos

M Evans of the A and M College dairy husbandry specialist warns Brazos County plans to end tick eradication April 1. He argues tick fever immunity loss risks widespread infection, explains legal penalties and quarantine fears, and proposes financing options or an extra tax to continue the program.

Brazos County Brazos Francis South State Livestock Sanitary Commission M. Evans Extension Service Department A. & M. College

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. 3. Barron Iola Mr. Barron J. M. Barron Queen Theatre Bryan, Texas Central D. W. Griffith Douglas Fairbanks Dixie Tom Mix The City National Bank Fred L Cavitt J. E. Covey Albert J. Buchanan F. L. Cavitt Brazos and Mrs. Davis Burleson CO Bill Henderson Bryan County Walter Wipprecht Brazos Bottom Morehead W. E. Thompson Burleson County Henderson Mr. Morehead Sen. Bowers Rountree Bill Fie U. S
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