Bryan Man Honored With Place on Platform Resolutions Com
Judge W C Davis named delegate to the National Convention in New York June 26 and placed on the Platform and Resolution committee. The Texas State Democratic Convention in Waco opened with about 1100 delegates. Marshall Hicks elected temporary chairman and Colonel Ernest Thompson secretary as committees were formed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hicks
San Antonio
Col. Thompson
Amarillo
W. C. Davis
Waco
New York
Associated Press
Frank Davis
Neff
McLennan County
Ernest Thompson
Delegates Back McAdoo and Owsley at Texas Convention
In Waco on May 28 delegates to the National Democratic Convention were instructed to vote for William Gibbs McAdoo and Alvin Owsley for vice president. Governor Pat M. Neff endorsed by the state convention declined a national delegate spot, with Mike T. Lively named in his place. The hall saw a major demonstration for Owsley led by the Old Gray Mare Band of Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waco
William Gibbs Mcdco
Alvin Owsley
Pat M. Neff
Mike T. Lively
Dallas
Neff
New York
McAdoo
Owsley
Judge Sells
Brownwood
Wright Armstrong
Ruby Latham
Miss Latham
Carl Wipprecht Named Member of Jersey Cattle Club
A certificate of membership in the American Jersey Cattle Club was sent to Carl Wipprecht, a distinction held by only a few breeders and dairy men in Texas. Mrs. Lily Graybeard traveled to Beaumont to visit her brothers Lee and Albert Barron before returning to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wipprecht
Jersey Cattle Club
American Jersey Cattle Club
Texas
Lily Graybeard
Beaumont
Lee and
Albert Barron
Bryan
Pringe Regent Makes Protest Leads to Unusual Proceeding
Regent Pringe launches a protest signaling the urgency and importance of a new measure, prompting an unusual proceeding. The event highlights key political stakes and the force behind the policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringe
Japan protests U.S. immigration bill sent to Prince Regent
Foreign Minister Matsui obtained the Prince Regent’s assent to forwarding Japan’s protest against the American immigration act barring Japanese. The unusual proceeding signals the document’s high importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
TOKIO
Matsui
Japan
Bryan City Schools to Offer 12 Week Summer Session
Bryan City Schools announces a 12 week summer session starting June 9 and ending August 29 if enough pupils enroll. Sessions run 8 to 12 in the forenoon with one new subject or two makeup subjects. Tuition is 20 per subject for the period. Superintendent Madison Hall and school board members approve the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan City
Madison Hall
Bryan School Board
A. M. Waldrop
J.T. Hanway
B. U. Sims
Rev Hiram McAdams to Speak at Free Baptist Church
Reverend Hiram McAdams will fill the pulpit at the Free Baptist Church Wednesday night. A prominent evangelist from Tecumseh Oklahoma he is visiting Bryan on the way home from San Marcos to collect his daughter from the Baptist Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram McAdams
Free Baptist Church
E. E. McAdams
Burleson Flogging Case Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals
The convictions of Dewey Ball and Olin Gossett of Williamson county for the flogging of traveling salesman R. W. Burleson were affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Each man received a one year term for assault with prohibited weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Dewey Ball
Olin Gossett
Williamson County
R. W. Burleson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Circle No 2 Baptist Auxiliary Delivers Farewell Shower
The Circle No 2 of the First Baptist Auxiliary met at Mrs. Paul Dansby’s home. Members hosted a farewell social for Mrs. O Q Marshall as she leaves Bryan for Waco. A prayer opened, and the program centered on love with a poem and verses. Handkerchiefs and love gifts showered Mrs Marshall as cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
First Baptist Auxiliary
Paul Dansby
O .Q. Marshall
Bryan
Waco
Locke McNeeley
T. R. Batte
S. E. Locke
J. L. Reese
George Lee
J. F. Lavender
R. B. Grant
Jim Dunn
H. P. Dansby
D. A. Skelton
H. G. Stallings
W. J. Walker
Eliza Beard
Martha Martin
Brazos County Delegates Return From State Convention
Delegates from Brazos county report a very good time at the State convention in Waco and note successful proceedings. Judge W. C. Davis served on the platform and resolutions committee and was chosen as a National convention delegate in New York. Bryan attendees included Davis Howell Henderson Barron Hamilton Martin Hudspeth Covey McKenzie and Mrs. Rountree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Waco
W. C. Davis
New York
Bryan
W. S. Howell
F. L. Henderson
W. S. Barron
J. W. Hamilton
J. D. Martin
Roy Hudspeth
J. E. Covey
Oak McKenzie
Mrs
Lee J. Rountree
Hood's Brigade Visitor From Calvert In Bryan
Col J K P Hanna of Hood's Brigade Texas Infantry Calvert was a welcome visitor in Bryan today. He met Mayor Haswell Secretary Eberstadt and Mrs Rountree and discussed plans for the Texas Hood's Brigade annual meeting in Bryan on June 25 and 26. He is in good health and looks forward to the reunion with his comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. P. Hanna
Texas Infantry
Hood
Calvert
Bryan
Col. Hanna
Tyler Haswell
Sam E. Eberstadt
Lee J. Rountree
Texas Hood’s
Nash contractor starts wrecking old North Main building
J. H. Nash, contractor, has a gang of twenty workers wrecking the brick building on North Main Street. The former Mrs. John B. Mike property, bought by Allen Smith, will be cleared this week to make way for a new one story brick structure 80 by 125 feet with a modern cold storage plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mike
Allen Smith
North Main Street
J. H. Nash
Cotton market shows early gains then closes lower on selling
Liverpool opens bullish with 20 point gains seen in US markets and forecasts of worse weather and stronger dry goods demand. Mid session selling by major Wall Street interests drags prices down, July futures 10 points and new crop 20 points lower. Bryan spots quoted at 29 7 8 cents middling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Wall Street
Bryan
Three Die After Train Collision Near Station
A car driver and his two children were killed when their vehicle was struck by a train this morning. The driver’s small daughter also died shortly after the crash. Investigators are reviewing signals and witnesses for details.
Three Die In Dallas Grade Crossing Crash
A Dallas grade crossing collision killed three people and injured two others last night. J E Reiner, 33, driver of the car, died early today. His daughter Marguerite, 11, died shortly after. Annie May Reid, 23, died two hours after the crash. Mrs J E Reiner, 32, suffers a fractured skull and internal injuries with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Here
J. E. Reiner
Marguerite
Annie May Reid
Rainfall Update Shows Heavy Sunday-Monday Rainfall
Early morning into afternoon rain totals reached 1.12 inches in the latest gauge reading. The George A. Adams Insurance Agency gauge recorded .89 inches by 8:00 and about half as much more by 1:00. More rainfall appeared likely as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Adams Insurance Agency
Allen Academy Concert Delights Tabernacle Audience
Last night at the Baptist Tabernacle Allen Academy music groups under Professor Anton Ernst offered a mainly classical program. The cadet band and orchestra impressed with soloists Miss Elizabeth Cline, Mr. Richard Grant, Cadet Clark Estes and Cadet Wilbur Park, praised for skill and promising futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Tabernacle
Allen Academy
Anton Ernst
Wilbur Park
Elizabeth Cline
Richard Grant
Pierne
Grieg
Clark Estes
Ernest
Profesor Ernst
New Storm Sewer Replaces Two Pipes on Main Street
City workmen under street superintendent J Z Ramsey replaced two 8 inch storm sewers on Main Street between First National Bank and Eugene Edge's store with one 18 inch line. The larger pipe will carry more than twice the discharge, and City Manager McAdams notes even heavy rain barely stresses it. This upgrade ends water backup at the corner after heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Ramsey
Main Street
First National Bank
Eugene Edge
McAdams
Claude Edge Returns to Houston After Bryan Visit
Claude Edge came back to Houston this after noon after spending ten days in Bryan visiting his brothers Eugene and Victor B Edge and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Edge
Houston
Bryan
Eugene and
Victor B. Edge
Bank Robbery Suspect Norma Anderson Arrested
Norma Anderson an 18 year old with a baby in her arms was arrested at Hanna City after allegedly holding up the Steen burg Bank at Farmington yesterday. Police recovered over $1000 seized from a teller window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Norma Anderson
Steenburg Bank
Farmington
Hanna City
Bryan Inventor Develops Grasshopper Poisoning Spray
The Brazos Bottom and upland districts face a grasshopper infestation threatening crops. Bryan inventor J. M. Saladiner reports a spray using cow dip mixed with water that killed hoppers quickly and cheaply. He cites formulas from the A. and M. College and notes machines are needed to apply a fine spray across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
The
Eagle
A. and M. College
Bryan Man
Brazos Bottom
J. M. Saladiner
Ed Williams
Rev and Mrs King Vivion Plan June Chicago Drive
Rev King Vivion a Methodist pastor at A and M College will leave June 3 with his wife and baby for Chicago to pursue a Ph D in the New Testament at the University. They travel via Nashville where Mrs Vivions brother will graduate from Vanderbilt and Paducah to visit relatives. Mrs Vivions uncle Geo B Vinton formerly editor of the National Christian Advocate will be met. They expect to return to College around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Vivion
M. College
Chicago
Chicago University
Nashville
Tennessee
Vivion
Vanderbilt
Paducah
Kentucky
National Christian Advocate
Southern Methodist
Suber Family Attends Baylor Graduation Honors
Miss Martha Suber of the senior class received honors at Baylor College graduation in Belton with relatives Corrie Elizabeth Su ber Mr Milton Suber Mrs Suber and Tom Suber in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrie
Elizabeth Suber
Milton Suber
Tom Suber
Belton
Baylor College
Martha Suber
Tornado Toll Rises Across the South
The death toll from storms in the South rose to 45 with about 100 injured and substantial property damage over 1.9 million dollars. Mississippi reported 22 dead, Alabama 19 dead, and Oklahoma saw a fatal tornado strike that killed Joseph Jett and four children, with Mrs. Jett gravely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Alabama
Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Oklahoma
Stringtown
Okla
Joseph Jett
Jett
Here
Birthday Dinner Held Sunday at G W Saxon Home
A large Reliance community birthday gathering marked Mrs. G W Saxon's 50th on May 27. Relatives and neighbors, including Charley Saxon, Sam Bullock, Britton Risinger, George Jones, J W Hicks, C N Shealy, J W Crenshaw, W N Risinger, James Riley, J C Merka, J J Riley, J T Jones, J A Hicks, Laura English, Alma Ruth Lois Mathis, and others attended the event with a bountiful repast enjoyed under the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Saxon
Clarence Saxon
Charley Saxon
Sam Bullock
Bryan
Britton Risinger
Steep Hollow
George Jones
Laura Belle Roten
W. W. Hicks
J. W. Hicks
C. N. Shealy
J. W. Crenshaw
W. N. Risinger
James Riley
J. C. Merka
J. J. Riley
W. J. Riley
Claude Riley
Richard Slaughter
Clifton Lawless
Leon Mathis
Morgan Smith
New Cars Registered in Brazos County
New car licenses filed at the Brazos County Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth office since last week include J H Beard Bryan T E Bullock Bryan Route 6 J R Platt College Station Dominik Angoria Steeles Store G W F Lee Bryan E W Price Bryan Hugh Milton Jr Bryan W C Ruditi Bryan R J Hunnicutt Bryan Davis King Millican W M Manning Bryan Roy Russell College Station Jno Gurley Bryan D L Murphy Bryan Mrs Minnie McAlpine Wheelock R J Hunnicutt Bryan James W James Bryan Mrs John Hensarling Wellborn W H Brogdon Bryan LM Weeden Bryan Route 3 R J Carroll Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hudspeth
J H. Beard
Bryan
T. E. Bullock
Route 6
J. R. Platt
College Station
Dominik Angoria
Steele's
G. W. F. Lee
E. W. Price
Hugh Milton, Jr
W. C. Ruditi
LM. Weeden
R. J. Carroll
W. E. Goff of Madisonville Visits City
W E Goff of Madisonville was in the city on Monday visiting local acquaintances and conducting business during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Goff
Madisonville
Editors Tour into Mexico From Laredo Probe National Capitol
Several hundred editors from the National Editorial Association crossed into Mexico today on a tour to the National Capitol. Business leaders conducted them through Laredo and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Laredo
National Editorial Association
Mexico
National Capitol
Plane crash in Haiti kills lieutenant and injures sergeant
Lieutenant Walter Hallenburg of Louisville was killed and Gunnery Sergeant Moore of Denver seriously injured when the plane crashed at low altitude during gunnery practice near Port au Prince Haiti. The aircraft burned after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Walter Hallenburg
Louisville
Moore
Denver
Mrs Evans Hosts Circle No 6 Meeting At Home
Circle No 6 of the Baptist Ladies Auxiliary met Monday afternoon with Mrs J T Evans as hostess in a recently renovated home filled with spring blossoms. Plans were made to send towels and pillows to the Orphan Home in Houston. Mrs W R Thomas led devotionals and Mrs W C Fountain gave a mission study summary. A social hour followed with ice tea and chicken sandwiches. Attending were Mesdames W C Fountain S E Locke J G Minkert J L Reese W J Wiley W R Sarders A W Buchanan and C S Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 6
Baptist Ladies Auxiliary
J. T. Evans
Evans
J. G. Minkert
Houston
W. R. Thomas
W. C. Fountain
Mrs Lundin to Attend 1899 Class Reunion in Huntsville
Mrs Thomas Lundin will travel to Huntsville late this week to join the 1899 class reunion at the Texas State Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Lundin will drive together and stay over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Lundin
Huntsville
Texas State Teachers’ College
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