Youth accidentally killed when gun discharged near Bryan College
Ed Royall 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Royall died after a loaded gun in a wagon was moved and discharged near the old fish pond close to College Road. His brothers alerted his parents as a physician was summoned and burial is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Daily Eagle
Eddie Royall
Ed Royall
Bryan College Road
Fish Pond
College
Scott Place
National Party Seeks Presidential Candidate
Chicago November 22 delegates including labor leaders and association members gathered after an all night conference as the National Party seeks a candidate for the presidency. The large turnout showed sustained interest despite a sleepy meeting hall.
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Chicago
First Year Republic Closed With Deficit Report
Fragmentary report from Wiewnsa dated November 22 notes the first year of Austria's republic ending with a deficit of thirteen billion in irregular bows. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unreadable phrases, making specific details uncertain.
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Republic
Wiewnsa
Austria
Repubic
Attendance set to break records for turkey day game
Athletic officials expect a record throng at the Texas A and M football match in Bryan College Station on Thanksgiving Day. W L Driver reports 8 900 seats reserved at A M and as many at Texas. Forecasts suggest crowds could reach 15 000 with fair weather.
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Kyle Field Stadium
Texas University
Bryan
College
W. L. Driver
Driver
Fragmented Postcard Mystery From Texas Clue
A garbled postcard can not clearly spell a sender and message. It shows misspelled words and stray phrases suggesting a misdirected note about bad behavior and animals, depicting confusion and possible miscommunication. The readable parts hint at Texas origin and erratic handwriting.
Presbyterians Lead Growth in Ten-Year Denominational Rates
Dr Victor T Masters of the Southern Baptist Board cites government statistics showing national church membership gains over the decade ending 1916. Presbyterians in the South rose 34 percent from 266 300 to 257 500, leading growth and foreign missions support with higher per capita giving than other branches.
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Victor J. Masters
Southern Baptist Board of Home Missions
Victor T. Masters
United States
Methodist
Presbyterians
Southern Methodist
Masters
South
Presbyterian Home Mission Board
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterians
Southern Presbyterian
Southern Church
Texas Machine Gunner Encampment Planned at Austin
Camp Mabry in Austin will host a 10 day encampment in December as recommended by the adjutant general. Dates for the encampment are not yet set.
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Camp Mabry
The
Texas
Adjutant General
Surgent Pets Endorse BOROZONE Antiseptic
Surgepons agree that in cases of cuts burns bruises and wounds BOROZONE is the ideal antiseptic and healing agent. Buy it now and be ready for use. Sold by Jenkins Dror Store and M HB James.
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Jenkins’ Dror Store
M. HB. James
Turkeys Net Aee Ere Creer Ae
Brenkam, Nov. 24. Turkeys see a surprising gain as Creer and other local producers ship poultry to market. Farmers report steady demand and rising prices, with buyers citing quality and timely delivery as key factors.
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Brenkam
Harvey Man Sent to Houston for Federal Jury Service
C. L. Andrews of Harvey traveled to Houston today where he has been summoned to serve on a federal jury.
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C. L. Andrews
Harvey
Houston
Early settlement of goal strike expected by miners
Stephen Sullivan president of the Springfield subdistrict United Mine Workers in Washington predicted an early settlement of the coal strike. He telegraphed Springfield officials that an agreement on a thirty one percent increase was likely and that work would resume within three days.
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Stephen Sullivan
Springfield
United Mine Workers
Washington
Sullivan
New Texas Law Lets Married Women Serve as Bank Directors
Austin reports the attorney general’s department interpreted a new law allowing married women to become incorporators stockholders or directors of banks or trust companies without their husbands involvement. Mrs M M Henshell becomes Texas’s first married woman official and director at Friona State Bank as its cashier after charter approval.
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Austin
Atdhe
Attorney General's Department
Texas
M. M. Henshell
Friona State Bank
State Banking Board
Army of 450000 Needed for Mexico Intervention
Washington officials said three years ago the army general staff estimated that an invasion of Mexico would require four hundred fifty thousand soldiers for a complete intervention.
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Washington
State Department
Army General Staff
Mexico
United States
Breach Widens Between Coal Operators and Miners
Washington reports the bituminous coal operators say Secretary Wilson's wage scale proposal widens the rift with miners. Thomas T. Brewster, operator chair, states only a few more words remain to be spoken.
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Washington
Wilson
Thomas T. Brewster
Thirteen Texas Guardsmen Sent to West Point
Advices to Governor Hobby indicate Texas may appoint thirteen enlisted National Guard members to West Point. Candidates must be 19 to 22 years old and have at least one year of service.
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Austin
Hobby
Texas
National Guard
West Point
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet requires a powerful remedy that will penetrate the flesh. Ballard's Snow Liniment possesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necessary to relieve suffering and restore normal condition. Sold by Jenkins' Drug Store and M. H. James.
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Ballard
Jenkins’ Drug Store
M. H. James
Shell Fire Ravages Omek Evacuated by Kolchak Forces
Bolsheviki shell fire and explosions caused havoc in Omek after its evacuation by Kolchak troops. Many families of Siberian officers were captured by Bolsheviki according to State Department advices.
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Omsk
Washington
Omek
Kolchak
State Department
Wilson Will Address Treaty In Congress Message
President Wilson will devote his December message to the treaty issue and will not comment on the Senate’s rejection before Congress convenes. White House officials said senators may confer and, if possible, invite reservationists to join a bid for a workable compromise on reservations.
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Wilson
Vereuilles
Congress
White House
Senate
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