Diamonds Worth Fifty Thousand Stolen From Tulsa Hotel
Thieves robbed a hotel room in Tulsa and fled with diamonds valued between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars. The room was occupied by Charles Mednikow of a Memphis wholesale diamond firm who discovered the theft on returning from a theater.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Mednikow
Memphis
Tennessee
Mednikow
President Coolidge orders inquiry into North Dakota coal rates
President Calvin Coolidge directed the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate allegations of increased freight rates on North Dakota coal. Governor Nestos and other state citizens prompted the inquiry, amid claims of a conspiracy to cripple the state's coal industry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nestos
North Dakota
Calvin Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Body of Galveston Man Found by Hunters
The body of 41 year old R A Crossman a Santa Fe Railroad special agent missing since Monday was found yesterday at Christmas Bay on the mainland. His car and clothing were located by a dog at San Luis Pass on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Christmas Bay
R. A. Crossman
Santa Fe Railroad
Crossman
San Luis Pass
Galveston Island
Aggies Lose On Kyle Field To Texas Longhorns
Texas defeated Texas A and M 6 to 0 at Kyle Field in College Station. Oscar Eckhardt delivered the lone scoring play with a 50 yard punt return that set up Clem Pinson’s fumble on the goal line. The Longhorns defense shut down the Aggies who fought bravely but could not convert yardage into points.
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Fort Worth
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Deputy Game Warden Houston Seeks Violations in Six Counties
W S Houston deputy game warden over six counties including Brazos visited Thursday to discuss enforcing game laws. He met with Sheriff Morehead and local leaders to appoint a dedicated deputy and noted the commission has funds this biennium to support enforcement and public education on hunting ethics. Houston urged cooperation and offered to receive confidential or open reports on violations.
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Houston
St Clair Altar Society Nets $200 From Bazaar
The St Clair Altar Society of St Joseph's church held a two day bazaar in the Parker Astin warehouse on Bryan street and cleared something over $200. The proceeds will fund a new addition to St Joseph's parochial school.
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Bryan Street
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Mansfield Star Burned Death While Filming
Mar Mansfield picture star died on Thanksgiving Day after a fire during filming at Breckenridge Park in San Antonio. The incident halted production and prompted an investigation into the blaze.
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Mar. Mansfield
Martha Manefield Dies After Burning On Set
San Antonio reports motion picture star Martha Manefield died at noon from burns sustained while filming a picture at Breckenridge Park on Thanksgiving Day. The incident followed a flimsy dress catching fire. The article also lists various visitors and guests in the area over the Thanksgiving weekend.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Martha Manefield
Burns
Breckenridge Park
Grimes County Votes on Three District Road Bonds
Grimes County commissioners order December 22 elections in Singleton Bedias and Iola road districts. Iola seeks 200000 in bonds for roads, Bedias 175000, Bedias and Iola petitions initially overlapped and were revised.
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Bedias
Texas A and M Club of Chicago Hosts Exes Banquet
Texas A and M College officials attend a Chicago banquet on November 14 during the Land Grant College Association meeting. President Bizzell Dean Bolton and A. K. Short spoke on college progress and ex students planning, with $815 pledged to the Ex Students fund and a Chicago club delegate slated for June. Nineteen ex students attended.
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Violet Short
College Station
Tex
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Texas A. and M. College
Land Grant College Association
W. B. Bizzell
F. C. Bolton
School of Engineering
A. K. Short
Extension Service
Bizzell
Dean Bolton
Short
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University Club
W. T. Jones
G. &. Clement
L. H. Powell
F. H. Schmidt Leo L. Weaver
W. B. Bullock
J. J. Hare
A. P. Lancaster
R. F. Orth
B. E. Tobin
A. O. Weise
O. J. Fay
First Annual Drive on Soil Betterment by College Workers
The Extension Service of the College led a first annual soil improvement drive in twelve eastern Texas counties with the Southern Winter Association of Atlanta and Shreveport. The campaign promotes nitrogen via leguminous plants and fertilizers, terracing, and drainage, with on site farmer demonstrations. Two groups, led by J E Stanford and J C Pridmore, covered Lamar to Franklin counties, while A W Buchanan plans the next southeastern run with G W Orms and D D Long to reach Shelby to Grimes counties.
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Tom Q. Williams
College Station
Tex
Southern Fer Wlnter Association
Atlanta
Shreveport
Texas
Eastern Territory
J. E. Stanford
Extension Service
E. A. Miller
M. R. Bentley
Far Eastern
J. C. Pridmore
Soil Improvement Committee
C. A. Whittle
Lamar
Fannin
Hunt
Kaufman
van Zandt
Henderson
Cass
Marian
Morris
Upshur
Wood
Franklin
A. W. Buchanan
G. W. Orms
D. D. Long
Georgia
Shelby
San Augustine
Newton
Jasper
Tyler
Trinity
Polk
San Jacinto
Montgomery
Grimes
Ovation for Bible and Aggies at Rotary Luncheon
The Rotarians lauded Coach D X Bible and the Aggies at a Green Parrot Tea Room luncheon with an A M color display. Lige Thompson fortune tale and Bible remarks sparked enthusiastic praise for the college team.
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EB. Eberstadt
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J. M. Fountain
E. J. Fountain
Wealthy Houston widow kills, dies after driver hits Hickman
Fred Hickman, 38, was killed crossing a boulevard in Houston as his Dodge struck by Mrs. C. O. Fuller, a wealthy widow. Moments later Fuller crashed into a street car at Eastwood Gate and died. Police reported heavy Thanksgiving traffic and bystander shock at the scene.
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Fred Hickman
C. O. Fuller
Eastwood Gate
Mrs. Ike Mize of Iola Dies at Bryan Hospital
Mrs. Ike Mize of Iola Grimes county died November 28 at 6 p m after a several week illness at Bryan Hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 p m from her residence. Survived by parents Dan and Mrs Sullock four children and her husband who was at her side. Interment in Iola. E F Parks and Co undertakers prepared the body for shipment.
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Ike Mize
Iola
Grimes County
Bryan Hospital
Mize
Dan Sullock
Christian
E. F. Parks and Co. Undertakers
D C Vicks Mother Dies in Albuquerque
D C Vick received notice that his mother Mrs L M Polk aged about 90 died in Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs Polk formerly lived in Bryan on College road before moving to Albuquerque about 15 years ago and funeral arrangements will be made in Bryan though exact time is not yet known.
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Beasley Family Guests in Bryan Circles
Mrs. Lucile Beasley and her San Antonio children visit Miss Mary Jessie Stone and Miss Grace Bowman. Mrs. Beasley once lived in Bryan as friends extend cordial greetings. Reports say Mrs. H. H. Prager is convalescing in Bryan Hospital, a welcome update to her many friends.
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Houston
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Walter Wipprecht
Lucile Beasley
San Antonio
Mary Jessie Stone
Grace Bowman
Beasley
Bryan
H. H. Prager
Bryan Hospital
Parcel post sealed to fit fourth class rate
Postmaster Marvin F. Carroll explains parcel post merchandise may be sealed with tape and still pay the fourth class rate if a proper sticker declaring merchandise is used. The sticker allows postal inspection and aims to protect items during Christmas mail. Letters may accompany the parcel as long as postage matches weight and class.
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Marvin F. Carroll
Townes and Hatch Family Guests Visit Houston-Mexia Line
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Townes of Houston and Mrs. Allen Hatch and their young son from Mexia arrived today and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moore.
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Parker of
Taylor
John A. Held
Edgar Townes
Houston
Allen Hatch
Little Son
Mexia
John A. Moore
Welch of Minter Springs Visits Today
A. B. Welch of Minter Springs is in town today visiting local residents and checking on community affairs.
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A. B. Welch
Minter
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