Kolks We Know To Succeed Ike Hoover as White House Chief Usher
D. Muir, named by President Roosevelt, is a Boston born captain in the Army Reserve Corps aged thirty six. A former Veterans' Bureau worker, he joined the White House staff as assistant to the chief usher over three years ago. He will manage admissions, ceremonies, seating, calling cards, and reception directions. He has a new law degree from Washington Law School earned at the same ceremony as Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Irwin
Ike Hoover
White House
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
D. Muir
Boston
Navy
Army Reserve Corps
Veterans’ Bureau
Muir
Washington Law School
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eugene Meyer
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Los Angeles
Cal
University of California
Yale
Europe
United States
Eugene Meyer, Jr., & Company
War Industries ‘Board
National Committee On War Savings
War Finance Corporation
Woodrow Wilson
Council of National Efense
Meyer
Federal Farm Loan System
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Washington Post
Agnes Elizabeth Ernst
New York
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Manhattan
Myer
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Notable State Officials and War Heroes Highlight Era
Judge Robert Walton Moore, 74, named assistant secretary of state, succeeding Raymond Moley amid clashes with Hull. Eugene Meyer, long-time banker and publisher, gains influence in federal finance, later buys the Washington Post. Upton Sinclair announces run for California governor. James F Watson and James E Watson recounted long political careers. Ernst Udet showcases daring stunt flying at Chicago World’s Fair aviation finale amid wartime aces.
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Robert Walton Moore
Cordell Hull
Congress
Raymond Moley
Hull
Moore
House of Representatives
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
Foreign Affairs Committee
State Department
Fairfax
University of Virginia
William and Mary College
Edmund Baxter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baxter
Virginia Senate
Cleveland
Ernst Udet
Germany
Richthofen
Wanamaker
Udet
Government Pork Distributed for Needy Countywide
The county relief head says 1035 pounds of government pork arrived in Houston and will be brought to the county for distribution. Packages are 100 pounds, with seven pounds per family as the maximum share. Additional food consignments such as butter eggs beef and cotton seed products are expected this winter for the destitute.
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Houston
R. G. Williams
County Relief Organization
Clyde Goen Wins In Central Texas Pasture Contest
In College Station on October 11 twelve district winners were named in the permanent pastures contest conducted by Texas A and M Extension Service and East Texas Chamber of Commerce. Clyde Goen of Bryan won the large class in South Central Texas with other first place winners listed. The program highlighted pasture improvement through clearing mowing and sowing better grasses and clovers, aiming to prove East Texas can rival Denmark Holland or New Zealand in pasture quality.
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College Station
East Texas
R. H. Bush
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Farm Papers
Texas
Edwin Franke
Brenham
Margot Brothers
la Marque
Clyde Goen
Bryan
W. A. Bradshaw
Slocum
L. G. Ross
Mt. Enterprise
W. W. Walling
San Augustine
B. Ponder
Clarksville
K. Hunter Bywaters
Roxton
Jim Ablewich
North Texas
F. E. Hill
Fairfield
Charles Wade
McKinney
R. F. Riley
Teague
Bush
Denmark
Holland
New Zealand
Family relays night tremors felt on Pacific coast
Mrs. Haswell writing from Hollywood California describes back to back earth shocks at 1 15 am 5 am and 9 30 am as Los Angeles suffers more damage than Hollywood while noting autos ride unaware of quakes. She mentions a summer visit with daughter Ava Haswell and grandson Haswell Giraud and planned two week stay. Mr Haswell plans to join in California then travel to Dallas by air.
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Tyler Haswell
Hollywood
Calfornia
Ava Haswell
Haswell Giraud
Bryan Friends
Mrs. Haswell
Los Angles
Wolf Trip Trapped by Five Points Man on Thursday
Early Thursday October 5 George W Moss of Five Points trapped a yearling wolf weighing 30 pounds two feet tall and four feet long in a steel trap. Moss had warned wolves maraud into his flock and suspected this was the same depredator that killed a kid Saturday. He set more traps, and the wolf was dispatched with a shotgun after being caught by a forefoot. wolves travel in groups, following a regular beat.
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George W. Moss
Five Points
Moss
Mr. Wolf
Hearne Democrat
City offers free diphtheria immunization at City Hall
Health officials in Bryan arrange free diphtheria immunization for residents unable to pay. Dr. R. Henry Harrison Jr. will administer the vaccine at the city clinic located in City Hall.
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Bryan
R. Henry Harrison Jr
City Hall
Great Tent Show Attracts Hagenbeck-Wallace to Bryan
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus, one of America's two largest rail shows, performs in Bryan on Saturday Oct 21 at the South Main street grounds. The three all steel train circus features Clyde Beatty with 40 lions and tigers and the Hanneford Family, Billevu troupe, Canestrelly Family, Flying Hills, and 100 other acts. Shows run 2 and 8 pm with doors opening an hour early for the grand zoological display.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace
America
Bryan
South Main Street
Clyde Beatty
Hanneford
Billevu
India
Canestrelly
Egypt
Hunting Season Dates Announced by Game Warden
Game Warden David Young releases opening and closing dates for game animals and birds. Squirrel runs October to December while doves split by north and south zones. Ducks and geese share November to January dates with a 12 daily bag limit. Quail runs December 1 to January 14. The H and T C Railroad line marks the zone boundary.
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David Young
Legionnaires Attend Robertson County Fair in Franklin
American Legion fair committee members H. T. Downard Lang Spell Curtis Gray Albert Goodwin and I Eberstadt traveled to Franklin Thursday to attend the Robertson County Fair. Highlights included Negro church choir performances from Calvert and varied exhibits such as quilts wood carving student displays floral arrangements the Negro section poultry and livestock, plus a wagon fashioned from car rims made with simple tools. The fairgrounds offer ample shade from large oaks and a suitable setting for the event.
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H. T. Downard
Lang Spell
Curtis Gray
Albert Goodwin
Robertson County
Blanton Appointed Secretary for Paris Chamber
R B Blanton, longtime secretary of Hearne Chamber of Commerce for three years, has been chosen to serve as secretary for the Paris Chamber of Commerce. He is a Bryan resident and brother of W N Blanton, secretary and general manager of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. Blanton plans to begin work in Paris on October 20.
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Congress
United States Railroad Administration
University of Virginia
of William and Mary College
National Bar Associations
Smithsonian Institute
R. B. Blanton
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Blanton
Bryan
W. N. Blanton
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Plan to Improve Dirt Streets of City This Fall
Bryan dirt streets are being surveyed to identify culverts needing repair or replacement to ensure safe traffic. Repairs will be done if possible before graveling, hoped to be funded by federal work relief funds soon. About thirty miles may be grovelled, per City Manager RK G Williams.
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Bryan
RK. G. Williams
County Relief Committee
Former Bryan Woman Will Represent UDC
Mrs. P. S. Tilson of Houston accepts the Bryan chapter UDC delegate to the general convention in Baltimore Maryland this November. The Bryan chapter will honor her with a December meeting where she will report on the convention to local Daughters of the Confederacy.
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L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
P. S. Tilson
Houston
Bryan
Baltimore
Assembly of Daughters of the Confederacy
Legion Installs Officers in Earls Post 159
New officers of Earl ham Post No. 159 the American Legion were installed Friday night at the Legion home with past state vice commander H. Bartz Brenham officiating. Officers include Hiram Downard commander John M Lawrence Jr vice commander A Norman Stuart adjutant A Spell finance officer H Schovajsa service officer O Ashworth chaplain Joe Sosol historian and Robert J Sechovajsa sergeant at arms. The executive committee is Curtis Gray Anton Krenek and Ed Martin. Lang A Spell reported finances totaling 1877.74 raised, cash balance 10.42, assets 10149.78 liabilities 5852.49 equity 4297.29.
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Earlham
Anré Legion
Ing
Legion Home
L H. Bartz ' Brenham
Hiram Downard
John M Lawrence Jr
A Norman Stuart
A. Spell
H. Schovajsa
O. Ashworth
Young forger sentenced in district court
Richard Dromgoole received a two year suspended sentence in district court this morning after pleading guilty to forgery and attempting to pass a forged check.
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Richard Dromgoole
Ind District Court
Eagle Printing Co Offers Quick Service and Low Prices
Our job department renders quick service with quality printing at reasonable prices. Give us a trial at Eagle Printing Co. Phones 36 or 48.
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Eagle Printing Co
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Raymond D. Muir
R. Walton Moore
Upton Sinclair
California
Sinclair
New Jersey
Meta H. Fuller
David
Mary Craig Kimbrough
Judge Kimbrough
Greenwood
Miss
Chicago
Helicon
Englewood
N. J
Intercollegiate Socialist
Eisenstein
Mexico
Russia
Herbert Hoover
James F
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Watson
Hamilton Club
Midwest
Jim’ Watson
National House
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas R. Marshall
Benjamin F. Snively
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Albert Stump
National Tariff Commission
House
League of Nations
Interstate Commerce Committee
James E. Watson
Winchester
Ind
DePauw University
Greencastle
Rushville
Flora Miller
Joe Cannon
Taft
Haswell
Wolf
Franklin
Robertson
Paris Chamber Commerce
UDC
Legion
Hearst Financial Report
South — Main Street
MU Kaun
Burma
Bombayo
SOO Horses
Canady’s
THE
American Legion
J. Crawford Francis
Will
Mickey Mouse Circus
Georgia Minstrels
Ray Doners’ Wall OF Death
Aith
Rkymby
Yan
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