Mass Strike News Over Rail Oil and Coal
Federal Judge Hutcheson orders five hundred plus International and Great Northern trainmen back to work on probation with wage and seniority terms restored after 30 days if conciliation holds. Four local chairmen to be reinstated only by receiver. Separately Southern California Oil Workers vote to return to work per District Council. Illinois coal miners strike. authorities anticipate a return to work. UMW President Lewis wires Farrington with strike procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
J. D. Hutcheson
International and Great Northern Railroad
James A. Baker
Four Brotherhood
R. D. Frame
G. G. Nellis
J. D Shephard
J. C. Bigham
J. ©. Farquharson
Brotherhod
Washington
California
Davis
Yarrow
Springfield, Jr
Carlinville
Staunton
Illinois
Indianapolis
Frank Farrington
International Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Today
Farrington
Bryan Party Leaves Deer Hunt at Honey Island Station
A group led by Dr W H Oliver and Curt Oliver left Monday for Honey Island eight miles west of Kountze for a deer hunting trip. Other members from Caldwell and Marlin joined, with plans to camp in the forest and return by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oliver
Curt Oliver
Roy Nunn
Roy Vick
T. C. Nunn, Sr
Sam FE. Cavitt
Ernest Goodman
Milton Sims
R. M. Nall
Honey Island
Kountze
Eck Oliver
Ben Hill
Caldwell
B. G. Ward
Marlin
Bryan
Chamber Commerce Regular Meeting Discusses Tourist Park
At the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce meeting on November 1 the Highway Committee chair D L Wilson requested more time to report on Tourist Park. Members debated several items with a lively discussion before an adjournment was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
C. L. Beason
S. E. Eberstadt
Beason
D. L. Wilson
London meat market slump reported by U S agricul department
Washington reports the London meat market is oversupplied with prices slipping according to the American agricultural commissioner there. Mrs. Sam Hoffman, ill at her West 24th Street home, is said to be somewhat improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Department of Agriculture
Sam Hoffman
West 24Th Street
Steep Hollow Hosts Much Anticipated School Rally
A Steep Hollow school rally drew a large crowd Friday night with Miss Amanda Stoltzfus coordinating activities. The event featured singing, games, and community participation as residents look to organize a larger program for local children.
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Steep Hollow
Amanda Stoltfus
I. M. Cook
Stolzfus
W. J. Stone
Ethel Tobias
Laura Mimms
Thanksgiving Crowd Estimated at 20000 Attending
James Sullivan of A. and M. College said in Bryan that ticket sales already topped 10000 for the Thanksgiving game, indicating about 20000 Bryan and College supporters may crowd the event. He reports reservations by telephone telegraph and mail and urges early bookings to secure seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sullivan
A. & M. College
Bryan
the Eagle
College
Sullivan
Woodville School To Form Parent Teachers Association
A meeting today at Woodville school three miles east of Bryan aims to organize a Parent-Teachers association for the district. County School Superintendent Eck Smith presides with County Agent C L Benson assisting. M Saladiner of Bryan will address pupils in Italian and Mrs Pp A Tardy will serve cake and lemonade after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville
Bryan
Eck Smith
C. L. Benson
M. Saladiner
Pp. A. Tardy
Educational Rally At Smetana Highlights Community Support
One of the largest crowds gathered at Smetana Consolidated School to hear Oak McKenzie and County Superintendent Eck Smith discuss Education Rally Week. Parents filled the auditorium as speakers urged local investment in schooling and vocational programs, noting Smetana’s early adoption of vocational agriculture and domestic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana Consolidated School
Oak McKenzie
Eck Smith
Smetana
McKenzie
Aggie Bear Showdown Promises All Conference Contention
H H Tucker analyzes the Baylor vs Texas A and M clash on the Cotton Palace gridiron. Key players like Russell Blailock Cop Weathers John Tanner Wesley Bradshaw Sammy Sanders Cap Murrah and Morriss emerge as all conference contenders with field goal prowess highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H
Jinx) Tucker
Cotton Palace
Baylor University
Texas A. & M
Russell Blailock
Cop’’ Weathers
John Tanner
Wesley Bradshaw
Southwest
Sammy Sanders
Cap” Murrah
Murrah
Dennis
Swenson
University of Texas Stars
Tanner
Pinson
Kennedy
Rice
Robinson
Arkansas
Weir
Marriage Licenses in Brazos County Reported by Clerk
The Brazos County Clerk McSwain lists marriage licenses issued since the last Eagle report. Couples include Elder Bohhanan with Louisa Hackett, Zephran Cormier with Maria Carter Dorsey, John Davis with Alberta Brooks, Mobile Butler with Beatrice Peterson, Thomas Boyd with Hattie Holmes Burns, L B Hood with Essie Kunig, Joseph Stetz with Stella Paradorski, W M Means with Mattie Brown, Norman Williams with Lizzie Williams, Tony Falso with Lucinia Palito, Jesús Ybanez with Piedad Sanceda.
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Brazos County
McSwain
The
Eagle
Bohhanan
Louisa Hackett
Zephran Cormier
Maria Carter Dorsey
John Davis
Alberta Brooks
Mobile Butler
Beatrice Peterson
Thomas Boyd
Hattie Holmes Burns
L. B. Hood
Essie Kunig
Joseph Stetz
Stella Paradorski
W. M. Means
Mattie Brown
Norman Williams
Lizzie Williams
Tony Falso
Lucinia Palito
Jesus Ybanez
Piedad Sanceda
Houghton Seen as Harding’s Pick for German Ambassador
President Harding and Charles D. Hilles discussed possible appointees, with Alanson B. Houghton of Corning N Y widely viewed as the leading candidate to be ambassador to Germany. Mrs Boatwright and Mrs Bryan return from Houston after attending grand opera earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Alanson B. Houghton
Corning
N. Y
House of Representatives
Harding
Germany
Charles D. Hilles
New York
H. O. Boatwright
Travis B. Bryan
Houston
Senate Narrowed Tax Revision Fight Centered on Three Issues
Washington reports the tax revision struggle in the Senate focusing on soldiers' bonus, excess profits amendment, and sales and corporate income taxes. Leaders expect a vote within two days, with passage by Saturday night. The finance committee also backed extending the emergency tariff to February 1 or until permanent schedules are enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Government to Spend 3.94 Billion for 1922
President Harding announced to Congress that estimated expenditures of the United States government for the 1922 fiscal year total 3.94 billion dollars, down 94 million from the August estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Harding
Congress
Brazos County Voters Decide On Bridge Bond Issue
The Bridge Bond proposal of 100000 dollars will be voted on by Brazos County residents on November 5 to replace and repair bridges damaged by heavy rains. After outstanding warrants of 52500 are paid, 47500 remains for bridge work, with tax impact rising from 7 to 8.5 cents per 100 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bomb throwing deadly in Jerusalem chaos leaves five dead
Five people were killed and thirteen wounded in Jerusalem as Arab rioters attempted an attack on the Jewish quarter. Police frustrated the assault and principal Moslem notables later led a march to restore order and end the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Mothers Club Meeting Highlights Health Topics and Red Cross Plans
The Catholic Parochial School Mothers Club met at 3 pm for its regular session. President Mrs Gus Schultz led discussions on children’s health and school activities. Mrs J T Hanway from the local Red Cross chapter spoke on planned health work. Other officers include Mrs Fred Krohler vice president Mrs E J Ford secretary and Mrs Pete Konecny treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Rs. Gus Schultz
Red Cross
J. T. Hanway
Parochial Mothers’ Club
Fred Krohler
E. J. Ford
Pete Konecny
Miss Stoltzfus Joins County School Rally Effort
Miss Amanda Stoltzfus of the State Extension Service dedicates a week to the county school rally stressing recreational education. She spoke to a large audience at Millican on Monday night and will appear at Steep Hollow Reliance and Bryan to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Stoltzfus
State Extension Service
Stoltzfus
Millican
Steep Hollow
Reliance
Bryan
Rev Solomon of Pittsburg Visits Bryan Branch
Dr Solomon in Bryan to visit son W W Solomon and family before returning to Pittsburg after weeks in Marlin at hot well baths. Former pastor of First Methodist Bryan he is beloved by many in the community and attended prayer meeting. He left on the noon train for his Pittsburg home. Mrs Locke and others drove to Hearne to meet Mrs Harris of San Antonio visiting on College Avenue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Bryan
RE. W. Solomon
Pittsburg
Texas
W. W. Solomon
Marlin
First Methodist Church
Henry Locke
James Paige
N. F. Lockerd
Cyrus Koontz
Hearne
Locke
W. L. Harris
San Antonio
College Avenue
Educational Parade Nov 4 Promises Wide Range of Floats
The Educational Rally Week committee plans an Educational Parade on Friday November 4 with a mass meeting at the county courthouse at 2 o'clock. Leaders from the school board will preside and discuss how to maximize the five life activities of education while more than twenty floats illustrate lessons in occupation health family citizenship and use of leisure.
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County Court House
John A. Moore
County Board of Education
W. C. Davis
Martin L. Hayes
Charley Merka
Joe Loyd
John M. Moore
Kurten
Reliance
Court House Square
College Avenue
Main Street
Whites Garage
Washington Avenue
Brazos County
College
Bryan
United States
American Legional College
Brazog County
Owsley May Oppose Governor Neff in Texas Gubernatorial Race
Col A E Owsley of Denton plans to announce on November 15 whether he will seek the Democratic nomination for Texas governor against Governor Neff. Senator Burkett notes pending penitentiary issues could delay any legislative session until 1923. He cites conflicts between vagrancy and Dean prohibition laws, potentially voided by the U.S. Supreme Court. the vagrancy case is before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkett
Col. Owsley
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Joe Burkett
Eastland
A. E. Owsley
Denton
Neff
Owsley
National American Legion
Supreme Court of the United States
Bar
Court of Criminal Appeals
Prize Composition Extended for Poultry Paper Topic
The deadline for the prize composition by students from fourth to eleventh grade has been moved to November 18. A prize is offered for the best paper on the subject submitted. All contestants must send their papers to Eck Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Conway
Eck Smith
International conference calls for provincial consent on liquor permits
Regina Saskatchewan November 3 an international conference of prohibition enforcement officers decided the American government should seek consent of the affected province before granting more liquor shipment permits across the Canadian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Regina, Sask
International Conference of Prohibition Enforcement Officers
Mrs Walton Hosts At Home For Extension Service Wives
Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock Mrs. Thomas Otto Walton will be at home honoring the wives of recently employed Extension Service workers at her College campus residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Otto Walton
Campus Study Club Holds Regular Meeting in Brazos Valley
In College Station on November 1, the Campus Study Club met at the YMCA parlors with Mrs. H E Smith and Mrs. George A Smart as hostesses. Mrs. R D Brackett led a lesson on The Technique of the Short Story with illustrations of essential elements, while Mrs Clark presented Edgar Allan Poe as the first true artist of the short story and Mrs A B Connor spoke on Hawthorne. An enthusiastic discussion followed on Poe and Hawthorne's influence on French and English literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
Texas
H. E. Smith
George A. Smart
R. D. Brackett
Edgar Allen Poe
Clark
New England
Hawthorne
A. B. Connor
Poe and
Hawthorn
Charles and Zita Exiled to Madeira Island
Telegram from Funchal states former Emperor Charles and Ex-Empress Zita will be exiled to Madeira. Arrangements are completed for their reception on the island, with Lisbon reporting the planToday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Zita
Madeira
Associated Press
Lisbon
Madera
Funchal
Rotary Club Endorses National Speech Week
Bryan Rotary Club endorses National Speech Week at a Wednesday luncheon. Resolution supports preserving English language, urges schools and community agencies to observe the movement, and names Ike Ashburn to speak to Allen Academy students next week. City officials push Rural School parade. R. O. Allen and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. & M. College
Texas University
Bryan Rotary Club
J. Webb Howell
S. Moylan Bird
Rotary
L. G. Jones
College
M. M. Erskine
Chester Brewer
R. O. Allen
Allen
Ike Ashburn
Rotary Club
Allen Academy
E. E. McAdams
Rivers O. Allen
T. K. Lawrence
BE. E. McAdams
Tyler Haswell
M. L. Parker
G. Sam Parker
Oak McKenzie
M. E. Wallace
J. T. S. Park
R. W. Howell
D. BE. Moore
D. X. Bible
W. R. Fairman
J. C. Nagle
Jno
A. Moore III
C. S. Beckwith
E. B. LaRoche
J. A. McQueen
Rev. S. Moylan Bird
Prof
Cc. E. Finley
M. Lawrence
W. S. Barron
Travis B. Bryan
Chas Brewer
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I. & G. N. Railway
Deer Hunt
Honey
Chamber Commerce Regular Meeting
Ravin
Bradshaw
Bugs” Morriss
Aggieland
Arizona
Oklahoma
Morriss
University of Texas
Clark Field
Youghton
Mrs. Hanway
Miss Stoltzfus
Col
Alvin Owsley
Tanada
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