Temporary Bridge Will Be Erected Over Brazos River
Marlin Texas May 18 an army engineers detachment arrived to build a pontoon bridge across the Brazos to replace the collapsed span after a flood. Three dead two missing including seven year old Clayton Briggs and Mayor Stallworth. A $200 reward is offered for Mayor Stallworth’s body. Reverend Knickerbocker recalls the deadly incident and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marlin
Texas
Army Engineers
Brazos River
I. M. Stallworth
W. H. Allen
Clayton Briggs
Stallworth
H. M. Knickerbocker
Hoover Opposes Increase in Coal Prices Seek Voluntary Action
Washington May 18 Secretary Hoover gained approval from leading operators of non union bituminous coal fields for a government plan to curb price rises through voluntary action during the coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Two Lost Lives In Frisco Train Wreck
Ardmore Oklahoma reports two men were killed and another likely fatally injured when a Frisco freight train plunged from a bridge into the Peggy River near Sopher at midnight. Five cars and the engine fell from the embankment. The dead are Harvey McDaniel a brakeman and J F Hume an engineer both of Hugo Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Peggy River
Sopher
Harvey McDaniel
J. F. Hume
Hugo
Oklahoma
Women Admitted to Baptist Convention Boards
In Jacksonville on May 18 women were admitted to membership on the executive committee and various boards of the Southern Baptist Convention. Reports show donations totaling 10,000,000 by Southern Baptists in 1921. More than 5,000 delegates attended, presided over by Dr. R. L. Scarbrough of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
R. L. Scarbrough
Fort Worth
Valentino Marriage Investigation Sparks Justice Inquiry
Federal agents from the Department of Justice will investigate the marriage of screen actor Rudolph Valentino to Miss Winifred Sudnut of New York, reportedly conducted in Mexicali Mexico, as disclosed in Los Angeles on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Department of Justice
Rudolph Valentino
Winifred Sudnut
New York
Mexical
Mexico
Crenshaw Named Leader of Group No 2 Missionary Society
At Monday meeting Group No 2 of the Woman's Missionary Society elected Mrs. E. W. Crenshaw as chairman replacing Mrs. Wade Cox who departs June 1 for Greenville. Eleven members attended and enjoyed a profitable session with special guest Mrs. W. T. Strange from Ardmore Oklahoma sharing council notes. Mrs. J. B. Priddy led the study lesson and Mrs. G. C. White served as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
E. W. Crenshaw
Wade Cox
Greenvile
W. T. Strange
Ardmore
Okla
San Antonio
J. B. Priddy
G.c.white
Bryan City Commissioners Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
Bryan city officials met at City Hall to discuss tax assessments refunds on unused license fees and bonds. McAdams reported new six inch water pipe completion and fire hydrants in service. Discussions covered cemetery land rent, cemetery layout redesign, and preparations for the Charter Revision Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
H. A. Burger
Wilson Bradley
E. J. Jenkins
L. L. MelInnis
EF. E. McAdams
W. S. Martin
Guy Bittle
E. F E. McAdams
Lloyds
Jno
Walker
McAdams
L. L. McTnnis
F E. J. Jenkins
Inc. Edee
Tichte’s Corner
J. J. Tremont
Reed
TL. J
Texas League of Municipalities
Waxahachie
FE. J. Jenkins
IT. N. McInnis
At & P
M. R. M. Nall
R. L. Brogdon
Board of Equalization
Bureer
J. W. English Cemetery Fund
Dif
Rotarians of Bryan welcomed to Millican song fest
Millican gave a royal welcome to Bryan Rotarians who traveled Monday night to the Millican school house for a program of song and service. About 200 people attended including many Millican children. The evening featured school singalongs, remarks on Rotary, and a sendoff to Bryan with refreshments at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Bryan
Byron Simpson
America
S. Moylan Bird
St. Andrew's Church
C. L. Benson
M. E. Wallace
Rotary Club of
Rotary
Bird
R. O. Allen
Allen Academy
Gabe Carell
Tyler Haswell
A. J. Edwards
Carl Wirprecht
Bryen
Brazos County
Stat’stice
Texas
Carl
Brazos
Chamber of Commerce
Oak McKenzie
F. L. Henderson
S. C. Hoyle
A. & M. College
McDonald
Woodman Hall
J. D. Battle of
Carl Wipprecht
J. B. Stevenson
J. B. Stevenson, Jr
Bryan High Football Champs Receive Dallas Fair Cup
The Bryan High football team trophy was presented to Coach C. B. Hudson by Joe Utay of Dallas, donated by the Texas State Fair Association. Superintendent Madison Hall presided as the audience heard Utay describe a planned Dallas stadium for future Texas school championship games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. B. Hudson
Texas State Fair Association
Joe Utay
Dallas
Southwest
Utay
Hudson
Madison Hall
Texas Fair Association
Cal
Texas
Mr and Mrs Howell Arrive From Prague Visit
Mr and Mrs Will S Howell Jr arrived today from Washington DC where they stayed with friends after visiting Prague Czechoslovakia. They are guests of Mr and Mrs W S Howell at the Howell home on College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Will S. Howell, Jr
Washington, D. C
Arriviing
Prague
Caecko Slovada
W. S. Howell
College Avenue
Fragmentary Note Differentiates Income Profits and Trust Fund
A fragmented line discusses distinguishing income and profits from the original trust fund, indicating an accounting focus or legal clarification. The text hints at financial distinctions but lacks concrete details or named parties.
Bankers urged to back flood control and water storage plan
Governor Pat M. Neff asked Texas bankers to help craft a vast flood control and water supply project using reservoirs for power and irrigation. He cited Texas headwaters in state territory and Brazos River as key issues, noting recent 700 000 borrowed for the penitentiary without collateral. Dr W B Bizzell spoke on rural credits and cooperative marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Texas
Bankers of Texas
Pat M. Neff
Texas Bankers’ Association
Brazos River
Neff
Bizzell
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Football schedules shaped by Navasota district meeting
District representatives chaired by C B Hudson met at Navasota High to firm up the 1922 football slate. Attendees included Roy Wilson of Bryan and J Fred Hern of Navasota with others未 attending. emphasis on UT Interscholastic League membership and strict rule adherence. Scheduled games list Bryan versus Caldwell and Navasota, Calvert, and other matchups noted with dates in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hudson
Bryan
Navasota
Navasota High School
Roy M. Wilson
Bryan High School
O. C. Rodes
Caldwell
Ben S. Peck
Calvert
J. Fred Hern
Wilson
Franklin School
Brenham
Somerville
Tharne
University of Texas Interscholastic League
Bryan High
San Marcos Baptist
Mr and Mrs Nagle Honored At St Andrew’s Parish Event
Mr and Mrs J C Nagle were honor guests at St Andrew's Episcopal parish house on Wednesday evening at 8. The parish members entertained them before their departure to make their home in Dallas. The rooms were artfully decorated with flowers and refreshments were served. Mrs M W Sims presented Mrs Nagle with a basket of hot house flowers on behalf of the women of the Guild.
Houston guests attend A and M College wedding
Miss Mollie Turner and Mrs. E A Wallace of Houston arrived today to attend the marriage of Miss Sybil Wood and Mr. Emmette Wallace this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T O Walton at A and M College. Miss Turner and Mrs. Wallace are guests in the Walton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Turner
E. A. Wallace
Houston
Sybil Wood
Emmette Wallace
T. O. Walton
A. & M. College
Miss Turner
Mrs. Wallace
Walton
Mopng coal mine scraps spark union rift debate
Muskogee Oklahoma May 18 delegates to a special convention of district No 219 of the United Mine Workers enter a fourth session to hear arguments for and against the international body. President Farrington of the Illinois Miners accuses International President Lewis of harming the union and shutting down coal production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
United Mine Workers
International Organization
Farrington
Illinois
International
Lewis
Red Cross Executive Board Sets Health Work Quarters
May meeting of the Red Cross executive board in Bryan discussed providing rooms for health work led by the public health nurse. Supt. Madison Hall urged immediate space and authorizing W. H. Cole to act. Motion passed unanimously. Mrs. J. C. Nagle to leave Bryan. Mrs. M. Francis appointed to Nursing Service committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Executive Board
W. H. Cole
E. J. Jenkins
The
Home Service
Red Cross
Bryan
Madison Hall
Hall
M. Francis
College
J. C. Nagle
Dallas
Brazos County
Nagle
Bryan Gol Tournament at Bryan Country Club
The Bryan Country Club hosts a two day golf tournament on May 20 and 21. President Roy Kober asks members to submit names by Friday morning and notes handicaps and starting times will be assigned. Entrance is 75 cents with prizes of clubs. Also mentions Mr C S Beckwith receiving word from P P Cooper that he arrived safely in Detroit on May 14 after a May 1 auto trip from Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Gol
Bryan Country Club
Roy Kober
C. S. Beckwith
P. P. Cooper
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Cooper
Bryan
Mrs Todd Visits Canada and Niagara Falls
Mrs J H Todd departs Sunday from Bryan traveling to Brantford Ontario to visit her mother Mrs A Wright her old home. She will attend the alumnae banquet at Lake Side Hospital Cleveland and then tour Buffalo and Niagara Falls as guest of friends before returning to Bryan by about August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Canada
J. H. Todd
A. Wright
Brantford
Ontario
Bryan
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Side Hospital
Bryan Business Men Urged to Advertise in The Eagle
The Bryan Daly Eagle prints daily 1400 copies for Brazos County and beyond. It claims the lowest advertising rates and asserts it is the best medium for local business growth. Telephone number 36 provided for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daly
Brezos County
Eagle
Ryan and Brazos County
Murder confession in shoot 10 kill order from labor war
Chicago police publicized a confession said to be from John Miller an alleged driver in a car that fired on two policemen during labor unrest Charles Dauzauskis and Floater Stameyize were named as accomplices A city wide patrol and armed guard deployment followed with authorities declaring the area occupied as they counter what they call a labor leaders led campaign of murder and arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaten Press
Chicago
John Miller
Miller
Charles Dauzauskis
Floater Stameyize
Landis
Northshore
Fitzmorris
Farmers Plow and Plant Amid Recent Heavy Rain
Kurten Texas May 16 Farmers kept busy last week plowing corn planting cotton and some corn yet to plant A Sunday night heavy rain fell Rev J L Payne of Bryan preached at Free Baptist church with good attendance Ruth Lesba Grant of Franklin visited relatives Tal Tobias Henry Endler returned from Bryan improved Walter Lloyd and Mrs Reliance stayed with the Sabos Artie Hearne of Wixon attended church Miss Lillie Belle Gilpin and Edna Easters visited home folks Otto Hahn called at theorstiny home Will Metzer rode about Sunday J W Beard and family from Edge visited the community Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lloyd
Reliance
John Sabo
Artie Hearne
Wixon
Lillie Belle Gilpin
Edna Easters
Otto Hahn
Oorstiny
Will Metzer
J. W. Beard
Edge
Brazos County Court Board of Equalizers In Session
The Brazos County Commissioners Court remains in session for several days as a board of equalization on the 1922 tax rolls submitted by County Assessor Jim Darwin. Judge H O Ferguson presides with Commissioners George P Edge E B Holland Jno M Moore and C M Degelia in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Professor Ammots Visits Tabor on Eagle Business
Prof. G. M. Ammots of Tabor spent Wednesday in town on business and called on the Eagle newspaper to discuss local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Ammots of
Tabor
Parent Teachers Give Good Program at A M Consolidated
The A M Consolidated School PTA held its final meeting of the year on May 11. Officers were installed for the coming year including President Mrs O W Silvey and Vice Presidents Mrs D D Marburger and Mrs F C Bolton. Miss Frey showcased senior dresses and led a Houston contest showing local students won two prizes. The program featured piano pupils of Mrs I V Bailey and a sequence of musical and dramatic pieces by students, many beginners, all well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
A. & M. Consolidated School
O. W. Silvey
D. D. Marburger
F. C. Bolton
A. B. Conner
E. J. Fermier
C. E. Finley
J. W. Mitchell
I. V. Bailey
Spaulding
Margaret Duncan
Mathilde Bilbro
Clara Barry
Lida Dillin
S.steinheimer
Lillian
Mrs H T Holland of College in Bryan Today
Mrs H T Holland of College visited Bryan today for unknown reasons and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Holland
Bryan
Brazos County Grand Jury Reports Decrease in Crime
Brazos County District Court grand jury with E. A. Peters as foreman issued a report Friday noting crime decline due to vigilant officers and civic jurors. Seven indictments were returned, including two felonies. jail deemed sanitary. some defendants still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
E. A. Peters
Bryan
John Griffin
Horace Mallard
J. G. Minkert
W. C. Davis
Distr
Texas
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Knickerbocker Wells
Mayor Stallworth
Allen
SEC
Frisco
Baptist
Crenshaw
City Commissioners Big Monthly Meeting
Milligan
Bryan Hi Foot Ball Champs
Golf Committee
Bryan Business
Kurten
Brazos County Court Board OF Equalizers
Brazos County District Court
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