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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

5

West Texas Pushes for A M College and Fair Representation

West Texas Chamber of Commerce resolutions demand an West Texas A M College location, equal Tariff on crops and cottonseed products, and fair representation in Texas Senate and Congress. They urge immediate action on redistricting and criticize the current school taxation system, calling for retention of local tax funds for county schools.

Silliman Evans Fort Worth Star Telegram Plainview Texas West Texas West Texas Chamber of Commerce United States SoCucucr Ou Senate of Texas West Texas A. & M. College Chamber of Commerce Ranger West Texas A. & M College Nell Texas Senate National Congress

Indiana Republicans Denounce Democrats at State Convention

At the Indiana Republican state convention in Indianapolis on May 24, party leaders urged a strong fall campaign. U.S. Senator Watson claimed that efficient domestic and international policy had alleviated the 8 years of Democratic misrule under President Wilson.

Associated Press Indianapolis Ind Indiana United States Watson Wilson

SODERMA N ACTED INSANE SAYS WITNESS

Davie Bk Soder man charged with the Powers murder April 18 showed signs of insanity after assaulting his wife when she confessed to intimacy with Powers four witnesses testified. The Eagle notes Bryan High School graduation exercises on Friday May 26 at 7 00 AM with invitations from Miss Miriam Crute Miss Priscilla Sims Emory Franklin and Edgar Cole Covey.

Assocted Press Dallas Davie Bk. Soderman Jay Clay Powers The Eagle Miriam Crute Priscilla Sims Emory Franklin Edgar Cole Covey Bryan High School

Grade entertainment draws crowded High School auditorium

A Saturday show at the High School auditorium drew about 250 juvenile actors in a composite program from grades one through seven. Prizes were awarded for Music Memory contest scores, with Nellie Ruth Martin and Dorothy Doane among top honorees, plus a highly praised overall performance.

Hansel Gretel Supredison Hal Ruth Tawler National Bureau For the Advancement of Music Nellie Ruth Martin East Side Sinding Young Techies Lendell Henry West Side Young Ladies Ween Mavis Brogwden Werade Mildred Scott

Minister J C Oehler Narrowly Escapes Train

Dr J C Oehler pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Palestine was nearly killed when a locomotive passed over him at a street crossing. He fell between the rails but clung to the ties and survived with no serious injuries. He previously served as pastor in Taylor before moving to Palestine.

Fas Palestrs Teryae J. C. Ochler First Presbyterian Church Oehler First Taylor Amine Palestine

Notable Officials Stranded En Route to Caldwell

Judge W C Davis and Hon F L Henderson with City Commissioner H A Burger attempted a Caldwell trip after a heavy afternoon rain. Their car got stuck in mud and they were pulled out and returned to Bryan around 2 a m Tuesday. Jeanne Davis could not reach the Caldwell commencement due to the downpour.

Caldwell W. C. Davis F. L. Henderson H. A. Burger Bryan Jaene Davis

Vitrified brick pavements praised for smooth ride

Mrs. Ivy Foster and son Robert of Taylor and Mrs. C Boddelker of El Paso visit their mother Mrs. M R Phillips while mentions of Thurber Brick Co and Worth Texas indicate brick pavement discussion.

Thurber Brick Co Pt. Worth Texas Ivy Foster Robert of Taylor C. Boddelker el Paso M. R. Phillips

Fire Damages Three-Story Downtown Building in Houston

Houston May 24 A fire marshal investigates a spectacular downtown blaze destroying the Yodge Hotel a sporting goods house and a photo supply concern causing damage estimated between 250000 and 800000 Officials cite incendiary origins but defer opinion.

Associated Press Houston Texas Jones Yodge

Texas Announces 1922 Football Schedule

Austin May 24 Athletic Director L T Bellmont outlines Texas 1922 football slate with games against Austin College Phillips Oklahoma A and M Vanderbilt Alabama Rice Institute Oklahoma University and Texas A M Texas expects key matchups with Vanderbilt Oklahoma and A M plus a non conference rivalry with Oklahoma in Dallas and Norman. Vanderbilt and Oklahoma games lack Southwestern Conference implications.

Eagle Austin Texas L. T. Bellmont University of Texas South Southwest Austin College Phillips Oklahoma A. & M Vanderbilt Dallas Alabama Rice Institute Houston Oklahoma Norman Okla Texas A. & M Oklahoma University Texas University

Beaumont Ru Klux Case On At Austin

Austin May 24 The case of George Wallace deputy sheriff of Jefferson county seeking habeas corpus relief from a district court contempt finding for refusing to answer grand jury questions about Klan membership was presented before the court of criminal appeals today.

Associated Press Austin George Wallace Jefferson County Wallace

Governor Wood Safe After Typhoon Yacht Missing

Manila May 24 Col Leonard Wood governor general of the Philippines was found safe after being missing for 36 hours in a yacht following a typhoon. Word received today confirms his safety and status.

Associated Press Manila Col. Leonard Wood Phillippines

L S Ross Chapter Hosts Birthday Jefferson Davis Event

Mrs W H Cole and Mrs J M Dunn host the L S Ross chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Friday at 4 pm for the regular monthly meeting. The program celebrates Jefferson Davis birthday and all members are invited.

L. S. Ross W. H. Cole J. M. Dunn United Daughters of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis

Nursing Service Committee Meeting Called by Red Cross

A Nursing Service Committee meeting is set for Thursday at 10 AM at the Red Cross secretary office. Mrs. A. Searcy, committee chair, urges full attendance for important business. D. Battle of Millican visited on Wednesday on business. Mrs. L. A. Lege of College was shopping in Bryan today.

Nursing Service Committee Nursing Service Committee of the Red Cross Red Cross A. Searcy D. Battle Millican Battle Fagle

Death of Judge Buffington at 81 in Anderson

Judge T C Buffington died at his Anderson Texas home age 81 yesterday morning. He leaves son Judge U P Buffington and two grandchildren I P Bradley of Anderson and Mrs I L Roan of Navasota. Burial set for tomorrow in Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Judge Buffington Anderson Texas T. C. Buffington U. P. Buffington I. P. Bradley I. L. Roan Navasota Buria Odd Fellows Cemetery

Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Freight Rate Cut

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an average 10 percent reduction in freight rates. The decision sets railroads to earn 5 3 4 percent on investments. Agricultural products are spared from the rate cut. A 16 1 2 percent cut in western hay and grain rates last autumn plus a voluntary 10 percent cut on all agricultural products from January 1 will be substituted for the decision on these commodities.

Associated Press Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Extension officials head to Washington from A&M Texas

Director T O Watson District Agent John T Eagen and Chief Clerk D L Weddington of the Extension Service depart for Washington to discuss Texas Extension policy with the States Relations Service of the U S Department of Agriculture They will set permanent policies for the coming year and review the Smith Lever funds budget with Director T A Walton president of the Extension Directors National Organization The trip aims to align national problems with Texas field needs for improved agriculture and live stock practices across 32 member states.

T. O. Watson John T. Eagen D. L. Weddington Extension Service A. & M. College of Texas Washington, D. C Texas States Relations Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington Smith-Lever T. A. Walton National Organization of Extension Directors

Governor Neff Letters Brazos County Superintendent on School Petition

Governor Pat M Neff writes Brazos County Superintendent Eck Smith regarding public school concerns. The letter dated May 19 1922 mentions study of the school situation, conferences with officials, and includes an attached extract from Neffs Texas Press Association speech outlining views on the matter.

Eck Smith Neff Brazos County Austin Bryan Texas Texas Press Association Patm

Brazos County Court Bench Hears 1922 Tax Report

The Brazos County Commissioners Court sits as a board of equalization to review the Tax Assessor's 1922 rendition which may reach ten million dollars. The court plans to conclude the work about Thursday with County Judge H. C. Ferguson and Commissioners Moore Devrelia Holland and Edge present.

Brazos County Darwin H. C. Ferguson Jno. M. Moore C. M. Devrelia E. B. Holland George P. Edge

Jim Denison Held After Escape From Mob

Jim Denison, a negro condemned to hang for attacking a white woman, escaped from a mob at Irwinton Georgia as his transport to Macon was damaged in a crash. He was recaptured and being rushed toward Macon by sheriffs and deputies as reports of capture circulated.

Associated Press Irwinton Jim Denison Here Macon

A. and M Commencement Tickets Issued for Guion Hall

College Station Texas May 24 Admission to the graduating exercises in Guion Hall on June 4 and June 6 will be by ticket. Tickets reserve seats with priority given to relatives guests of the graduating class and alumni. No charge. Distribution details to follow.

College Station Texas Guion Hall College and Bryan

Georgetown Council Tours Bryan in Friendly Visit

Georgetown Texas officials visited Bryan to observe local progress and discuss spending a reported 105000. Mayor Dim mitt and entourage received royal treatment while Eagle editor faced travel duties. Alder man W H Davis of Bryan sent a letter praising Bryan’s mayor and commission and thanking the hosts for their hospitality.

Georgetown Bryan Dimmitt The Eagle Denton Haswell W. H. Davis Texas Tyler Haswell

Wade brothers indicted for murder in Rosa Wade slaying

The grand jury in Hillsboro returned indictments charging murder against Lynn Wade and Robert Wade for the weekend killing of Rosa Wade, sister in law.

Associated Press Hillsboro Lynn Wade Robert Wade Rosa Wade

Visitors in Bryan Arrive for Visit with Barron Family

Mr and Mrs J C R Sanders and family of Rice Texas are riding through the country by car and expected to reach Bryan Thursday for a visit with Mr and Mrs W Barron. Mr Sanders is a cousin of Mrs Barron.

J. C. R. Sanders Rice Texas Bryan W. Barron Sanders Barron

Representative District Bill Upheld by Court

Texas Supreme Court today ruled the Representative Redistricting Bill constitutional. It found Swisher County omission did not void the act and affirmed the 120th district as intended. The 1922 election will use the new law expanding Texas to 150 representatives from 142.

Supreme Court House of Representatives Associated Press Austin Texas Supreme Court Swisher County Texas

Chamber of Commerce Board Meetings in Bryan and Brazos County

The Bry an and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board met Tuesday morning with President W. H. Cole presiding and S. E. Eberstadt at the desk. Attendees included Prof. R. O. Allen and Mayor Tyler Hasweil among others. Secretary Eberstadt reported securing the 1923 Texas League of Municipalities meeting in Waxahachie and both he and City Manager McAdams were thanked. An invitation to Allen Academy commencement exercises was accepted, and discussion covered key community questions. President Cole praised a Building and Loan Associations article from the Eagle for civic readers.

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Allen Academy W. H. Cole

Alumni Address Set for Sam Houston Normal Institute Banquet

W S Barron of Bryan is invited to deliver the alumni address at the annual Sam Houston Normal Institute banquet on June 2. He has accepted and will travel with Mrs Barron to Huntsville on Friday June 1 to attend the event at his alma mater.

W.S. Barron Bryan Sam Houston Normal Institute Barron

Chastun Recovers After Mumps Attack

J. H. Chastun is able to be up after an attack of mumps and is reported improving following illness at his home. Regular duties are expected to resume soon.

J. H. Chastun

Dryness Now Causes Beauty Parlor Boom

Atlantic City reports a surge in beauty parlor business tied to prohibition. Mrs. Harry Newton Price of Washington, who runs two such shops, says men stay clear-eyed and women seek services, leading to long lines and many weary customers turned away daily.

The Eagle Atlantic City N. J Harry Newton Price Washington Mrs. Price

Bodies recovered after Brazos River bridge collapse near Marlin

Marlin Texas May 24 the bodies of B J Briggs seven and William Harris negro drowned in the Brazos River bridge disaster near here a week ago have been recovered bringing total recovered to five Frank Milkowski remains missing

Associated Press Marlin Texas B. J. Briggs William Harris Brazos River Here Frank Milkowski

College visit by Col Wolf and Maj Crawford intrigues A&M marksmen

Colonel Paul A. Wolf of the regular army and Major Charles F. Crawford of the Texas National Guard visited the College yesterday to interest some expert riflemen of the A. and M. corps who recently gained fame by defeating the Ninth Infantry team at San Antonio. They traveled overland from Austin and returned last night.

Col. Wolf College College Station Texas Paul A. Wolf Regular Army Charles F. Crawford Texas National Guard A. & M. Corps San Antonio Austin

Cotton Market Finishes Higher On Futures Rally

The cotton market closed with futures 20 to 25 points up. Bryan market spots quoted at 19 cents middling basis.

Bryan

Body of Briggs Recovered From Brazos River

The seven year old B. J. Briggs drowned in the Brazos river bridge collapse near Marlin. His body was recovered at the Allen farm in Brazos county after more than a week of searching. Authorities recount six bodies recovered and note several others seen downstream.

Briggs Brazos River Allen Farm B. J. Briggs Marlin Brazos County Dr. Allen Stalworth Morley Brazos Frank Wegnoski Louisiana Koppe Bridge Messers Thomas Yeager Straub Messers J. E. Covey R. M. Walker Roy Hudspeth M. M. Erskine W. O. Sanders Ben F. Briggs E. H. Brooks Alen Farm McCulloch-Gordon Undertaking Company Houston Texas Central Eagle Bryan Pravos H. M. Knickerbocker First Methodist

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A. & M. College I New College Beaumont Governor Wood Tyhoon Gov. Neff Smith Georgetown City Council Wades Chamber Commerce Board MR. Barron
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