Harding Victory Near 1.5 Million in Electoral Edge
New York reports Warren G. Harding leads James M. Cox in the electoral college with about 329 votes to 129 as results hint at a historic Republican sweep. Cox concedes in Dayton. White concedes for the Democrats. Debs receives returns from the Atlanta penitentiary.
Labor Assistance Committee for Brazos County Farmers
A Bryan and Brazos county Chamber of Commerce meeting appointed a committee to arrange farm labor for 1920 21 in Brazos and adjoining counties. The panel includes E J Fountain Jno M Lawrence and E H Astin with secretary S F Eberstadt to publicize the plan through the Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle. Farmers seeking labor should notify Eberstadt for action.
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Bryan and Brazos County
The Mississippi River Changes Its Old Course
A Supreme Court boundary commission reports the line between Arkansas and Mississippi after river channel shifts near Friarpoint Mississippi. The river's shifts moved lands into Phillips County Arkansas, prompting a curved boundary along the historic navigable channel before divergence. John German of Wellborn traveled to Bryan after a Dallas business trip.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Mississippi
Naps
Friarpoint
Phillips County
Coaho
John German
Wellborn
Dallas
Bryan
Master Barbers Vote Raise in Chicago Prices Jan 1
Chicago leaders of the Master Barbers Association set a haircut price at 1 and a shave at 25c to take effect January 1. They cite rising laundering costs and tonic prices, despite a general price drop. They urge public education against tipping to ease the burden.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Master Barbers Association
A. B. Raymond
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Business Visitors Report Strong Trade in Bryan
I R Dickerson was a business visitor in Bryan today. L M Thompson a well known apiarist of Millican was in Bryan yesterday and reports business good.
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R. Dickerson
Bryan
L. M. Thompson
Millican
Old Texas Ends Democratic as Voter Figures Rule
From 265 towns in Texas the election results show Democrats leading for presidential electors 75,870 to Republicans 16,624 with smaller lines for black and tan Republican 4,140 American party 4,770 and socialist 774. Governor race favors Neff 66,236 to Culbertson 13,213. Constitutional amendments pass rates vary with city tax, school tax, and compensation outcomes.
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Lily Whites
Black and Tan
American Party
Neff
Culbertson
Capers
McGregor
Smetana
Democrats
Black and Tans
City Hall
Bryan
LZ. Court
Brazos County
Cox
Eugene V. Debs
Mowregor
Rhodes
Harding
Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
America
Wilson
Washington
South
White House
Colby
Texas
Galveston
Palmer to be investigated in coal case at federal trial
Indianapolis November 4. Attorney General Palmer to be investigated in connection with the case against 125 coal mine operators and miners when the trial opens November 8 in federal court. Dan Sims, special assistant, may be called to explain his alleged proposal regarding Palmer tied evidence. Palmer absent from Washington with Justice officials not commenting.
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Indianapolis
Palmer
United States District
A. B. Anderson
Sims
Palmers
Washington
Department of Justice
Anderson
Robert Scott
Former Speaker Champ Clark Loses in St Louis Result
St Louis Missouri November 4 1912 defeat of former Speaker Champ Clark shocks readers as Republicans stretch lead while Clark longtime Democratic stalwart and Wilson nomination contender accumulates votes in a widening national result.
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St. Louis
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Wilson
Mentioned for marshal in Bryan as Harding candidate
The friends of J Allen Myers of Bryan in Houston have suggested him as a candidate for United States marshal under President Harding. The Eagle could not interview him but wishes him success. W W Harris was a business visitor in Houston yesterday, and Mescames R O Allen with Robert Armstrong left yesterday for a visit there.
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J. Allen Myers
Bryan
Houston
Harding
Mr. Myers
The
Eagle
W. W. Harris
Mescames R. O. Allen
Robert Armstrone
Harding's Friends Plan Red Flames Welcome in Marion
Marion Ohio November 4 Tonight Marion will celebrate Senator Harding's election to the presidency. Several thousand from other cities are expected to join in the occasion. It will feature noise red fire and special features to give Harding's front porch and lawn a final baptism of campaign glory.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
Harding
Daily Eagle Seeks More Brazos County News
The Daily Eagle announces increasing coverage of Brazos county items and A. and M. College news, pledging to serve Bryan with fuller local reporting. Readers are urged to send news early for afternoon publication. phone 36.
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The
Daily Eagle
Brazos County
A. & M. College
Bryan
the Fogle
Local Business Visitors Reported from Harvey
Co. M. Risinger of Harvey was a business visitor here Wednesday. J. R. Eden of Harvey was here today on business.
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Co. M. Risinger
Harvey
J. R. Eden
Special Murder Grand Jury Meets at Groesbeck
District Judge A M Blackman calls a special grand jury session in Groesbeck to probe the Mexia killing of S A Box. Box died after being shot in a restaurant. an exchange of gunfire with deputy E L Carter left Henry Spillers wounded and later captured by Sheriff Lopez and a posse.
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Associated Press
Groesbeck
A.M. Blackman
Grand Jury
S. A. Box
Mexia
Box
Henry Spillers
Spillers
E. L. Carter
Oldest Man in World A Turkish 146-Year-Old Ill
Constantinople November 4 Turkish records claim Zora Mehmed born 1774 in Bitlis Turkish Armenia is the world’s oldest man. At 146 he works as a hamal at the naval base and is ill with indigestion blamed on false teeth. He cites a long life with strong heart and eyes and a son 90 and daughter 50.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Turkey
Zora Mehmed
Zora
Zov
Hamal
Bitl’s
Armenia
Bitlis
Quick Marriages Now in Dutchland
The Hague news notes marriage costs vary by day. Monday is society day at city hall with individual ceremonies costing four cents per person. Saturdays offer five guilders or nothing, depending on whether couples wed separately or in groups of twenty. In group nuptials the clerk recites the formula in five minutes as couples answer yes and sign the book.
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The
Hague
Car Fire Destroys Patterson Vehicle Near Country Club
Pat Patterson’s automobile burned and was destroyed on the road to College near the Country Club Thursday afternoon. The same car had caught fire in Bryan recently and was believed repaired. Valued at 450 dollars and insured for 300 dollars. W. E. Graham of Rock Prairie was in Bryan today.
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Pat Patterson
Country Club
College
Bryan
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
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