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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

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Profiteering Alleged in Doheny Oil Lease Case

Testimony for the prosecution in a federal trial in Los Angeles contends a profiteering plot influenced 1922 Doheny oil leases on California Naval Reserves. Defense lawyer Frank Hogan argued there was no profiteering behind the transactions as the case seeks cancellation of Pan-American Petroleum contracts.

Associated Press Los Angeles Naval Oil California Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company Frank Hogan Chicago

Eleven Deaths in Gun Explosion Tallies Rising

A gun explosion leads to eleven deaths with three more reported, increasing the total fatality count. Authorities continue investigating the disaster and identifying victims, as emergency responders manage the aftermath.

Four Are Announced Dead In Trenton Explosion

Three more seamen Arthur McCormick George Luker and George Gaffery died overnight raising Trenton loss to eleven with Franklin Biglow Jeffry later listed as dead He was among six turret crew survivors Four crew members remain in critical condition Officials say deteriorated powder likely caused the blast with possible ignition from friction inside the hoist chamber

Associated Press Washington Trenton Arthur McCormick Charlestown Mass George Luker Belford New Jersey George Gaffery New York Navy Department Franklin Biglow Jeffry Lynn

Washington crop report boosts cotton market optimism

The Washington weekly weather and crop review favors the cotton crop despite frost in Tennessee and North Carolina. Yield estimates hover around 12,400,000 bales with conditions around 53.5, as ginning and stock movements shape late October expectations.

H. and B. Beer A. S. McCollum Bryan New Orleans Washington Tennessee North Carolina Florida Texas Giles Bureau Manchester New York

Code of Ethics Is Discussed at Bryan Rotary Meet

The Bryan Rotary Club held a luncheon meeting at the Green Parrot tea room with songs and a program led by Henry Fulgham. Dr John W Black presided in President Wilson’s absence and county attorney Oak McKenzie spoke on business methods of ethics.

Meet Bryan Rotary Green Parrot Tea Room Bryan Rotary Club Old Virginia Henry Fulgham Wilson Jno. W. Black Edith Lloyd Gabe Cazell Rotary Bryan Gabe W. B. Cline Fulgham Oak McKenzie Gabe Carell Cecil Arden Music Study Club of Bryofits Henry Wickes Black M. E. Wallace Todd White Madison Hall Horace Kraft T. A. Adams C. L. Benson C. 8S. Beckwith S. M. Bird J. W. Black Wilson Bradley J. F. Casey W. J. Coulter W. F. Davis R. M. Dansby S. E. Eberstadt W. H. Lawrence Jnc A. Moore A. S. McSwain W. I. McCulloch Roy Montgomery J. W. Payne J. T 3. Park M. L. Parker David Reid J. L. Reese Hy. T. Schovassa C. C. Todd M. BE. Wallace C. G. Walker H. H. Williamson H. W. Wickes T. K. White I. E. Warren E. E. Yeager D. D. Stephenson Hearne J. G. Philen Edward R. Brandt Houston H. Garrett Ruth Knox Piani T H. D. Cuykendall The Daily Eagle

Prominent Colorado Banker William Evans Dies at Denver Home

William Evans, a Colorado pioneer financier and banker described as one of the state’s best known men, died in his Denver home. He was the son of former Colorado governor John Evans and a progeny of Northwestern University founders.

Subpoenas Issued for Prominent Campaign Men

Subpoenas were issued by the Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures for William Knox president of the American Bankers Association Charles Hilles former Republican national chairman and George Simmons vice president of the Mechanics and Metals Bank of New York. They were asked to appear tomorrow.

Associated Press Washington Senate William Knox American Bankers Association Charles Hilles Republican National George Simmons Mechanics and Metals Bank of New York

Garland farmer killed as wagon struck by freight train

Garland, Oct 22. H. K. Jones, 63, a local farmer, died after a wagon he rode was hit by a Santa Fe Railroad freight train near Garland. He succumbed while being transported to Daas hospital.

Garland Farmer Associated Press Garland H. K. Jones Here Santa Fe Daas

Edge Residence Near Completion Stands as Bryan Beauty

The exterior of the brick home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Edge nears completion and has quickly become one of Bryan's beauty spots.

Eugene Edge Bryan

Cotton futures rise boosting local spot value

Cotton futures closed 15 to 20 points higher, lifting local spots to 22 cents middling basis.

Bullock Trial At Marlin Nears Closing Stage

The second trial of Commodore Bullock at Marlin is drawing to a close as proceedings near final rulings. The case has drawn local attention with ongoing testimony and legal arguments shaping the verdict.

Commodore Bullock

Defense witnesses take stand in Bullock murder trial

Defense testimony opens as insanity plea is used in the retrial of Com mode Bullock for the 1929 killing of Sheriff L. E. Morzhead at Steep Hollow schoolhouse during a road show. About 100 Brazos county residents were summoned to Marlin for the change of venue. The Falls County prosecutor and Bryan assistants lead the case. defense lawyers hail from Navasota, Bryan, and Marlin.

Commode Bullock L. E. Morzhead Steep Hollow E Brazos County Marlin Falls County Ard Lamar Bethea Bryan S. W. Dean Navasota W. S. Barron Frank Altorf Washington Brenham Brazos Washington Park Mexico Washington County John E. Astin Mollie White Harrison Washington Press

Three Men Drown as Car Plunges Into Canal at Curve

In Geneva New York three men Frank Tower Edward Parish and Harold Dewey were drowned when an automobile ran off an embankment rail at a curve and plunged into a canal. Two women were rescued.

Associated Press Geneva N. Y Frank Tower Edward Parish Harold Dewey

Shenandoah May Skip Fort Worth on Eastbound Flight

San Diego Oct 22 Preparations are under way for the naval dirigible Shenandoah to begin its eastbound flight to Lakehurst tomorrow. The airship commander is considering dropping the planned stop at Fort Worth.

Associated Press San Diego Shenandoah Lakehurst Fort Worth

Texas Railway Valued by Interstate Commerce Commission

The Paris Mt Pleasant Railroad Company of Texas was valued by the Interstate Commerce Commission at 813,771 dollars as of June 30, 1918.

Texas Railway Interstate Commer Associated Press Washington Paris-Mt. Pleasant Railroad Company of Texas Interstate Commerce Commission

Washington Park A Texas Shrine

Col Station observers note progress on transforming Old Washington into a state shrine. Mrs. J Wallace Brosig and Mrs. Lee J Rountree lead efforts with support from Gov Pat Neff and officials to fit the fifty acre site for visitors.

F. O. Martin College Station Old Washington Texas Lone Star J. Wallace Brosig Washington Park Board Lee J. Rountree Pat M Neff H. H. Harrington State Board of Control Pioneers of A. E. Becker Brenham Sledge W. Houston Somerville Sterling Smith Chappell Hill R. E. Pennington Republic of Texas Brazos River Brazos Navasota Grimes Republic Anderson Park Board Rountree Brosig Bermuda T. B. Conner W. B. Bizzell Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Bizzell William Penn Independence George Washington Potomac National Shrine Washington Homestead

Lutherans Praised For Shaping America's Early Development

President Calvin Coolidge lauds Lutheran contribution to founding colonies and the fight for independence. The greeting, read in Chicago, commends the United Lutheran Church in America and related groups for teaching new European immigrants American ideals at their biennial convention.

America Associated Press Chicago Calvin Coolidge United Lutheran Church In America Europe

Diversified farming practiced by man at Millican

J D Steele a Millican area farmer showed four Keiffer pears from five trees and noted $65.65 earned locally from pears while canning the rest for home use. He also has two Japanese persimmon trees ripening fruit resembling medium tomatoes and a yellow large grained popcorn variety. Steele earns farm profits mainly from cotton and promotes diversified farming as a successful life plan.

J. D. Steele Millican Eagle Southland

Turner Sues Railroad for 800 Dollar Verdict

The district court this week heard the case of Robert Turner, a Black plaintiff, against the L G N Railroad and awarded him 800 dollars. Attorney W. E. Neeley represented the plaintiff in a suit alleging personal damages.

Robert Turner L G. N. Railroad W. E. Neeley

Death of Ben L. Foster in Steep Hollow

Ben L. Foster of Steep Hollow died suddenly at 9 45 this morning at age 51 from apoplexy. He leaves a widow two sons Roy L. and D B Foster and three daughters Lola Mildred and Ruby Foster all of Steep Hollow with a brother W R Foster of College Station and three sisters Mrs Ella Berry Fort Worth Mrs Lucy Wilson Thorndale and Mrs O W Hopkins of Bryan. Funeral will be from his late residence on Tuesday with burial at Steep Hollow.

Ben L. Foster Steep Hollow Bryan Foster Roy L. Foster D. B. Foster Lola Mildred Ruby Foster W. R. Foster College Station Ella Berry Fort Worth Lucy Wilson Thorndale O. W. Hopkins

Golson entertains at teacherage at Tabor

Saturday night October 11 a party was given in honor of Miss Louise Blanton and Miss Hazel Bacon by Mr and Mrs W G Colson at the Tabor Teacherage. Guests arrived about 8 oclock and enjoyed Progressive Conversation Forty two and other games followed by music from Hazell Bacon Eula Beth Locke and the victrola. Fruit lunch was served and guests departed late expressing appreciation for the evening.

Louise Blanton Hazel Bacon W. G. Colson Tabor Hazell Bacon Eula Beth Locke Dhe Victrola

Former Legion Chief Shot in Public Shooting Incident

Cheddell Simpson is held in connection with the shooting of Colonel John Emery. The incident occurred amid ongoing investigations into the former Legion leader’s alleged role and motive remains under inquiry.

National Legion Leader Shot in Office in Grand Rapids

Col John Emery former National Commander of the American Legion was shot and slightly wounded as he sat in his office in Grand Rapids Oct 22. Cheddell Simpson 44 the husband of Emerys stenographer is held for the shooting. A divorce action is pending against him. The Colonel was shot in the left shoulder.

Associated Press Grand Rapids John Emery American Legion Cheddell Simpson Emery

Bryan Missionaries En Route Home From China

Dr and Mrs L O Wilkerson and their daughter travel from Shanghai to America after war disruptions in China. They will tour France and England before reaching Bryan to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Wilkersons parents. They previously found safety in Peking and will be welcomed by their home church and community.

Bryan L. O. Wilkerson China America United States Shanghai France England Wilkerson Peking First Baptist Church of Texas South

Jury list for sixth week district court venire

The list shows jurors summoned for venire service for the sixth week district court before Judge W. C. Davis. Names include Walter Lawless Ed Schram J G Shows J M Kincannon W M Moseley W M Sparks J A Rychlik D Lawrence R L Wilson H Bond W H Benbow E T Ben Parker Carroll J H Ralls Newton Tom Wilson G K Jr H T Downard E K Kelly A Wea land W C Rainethira Todd W K GBten and D Graham Rene L Jones J R Drug Coton J L Sar Walker NI I.

Curt District Court W. C. Davis Walter Lawless Ed Schram J. G Shows J .M. Kincannon W. M. Mosley W. M. Sparks J. A. Rychlik D. Lawrence R. L. Wilson H Bond W. H. Benbow E. T. Ben Parker Carroll J. H. Ralls Newton Tom Wilson G. K Jr H. T. Downard K. Kelly A. W.ealand W. C. Raiinethira Todd W. K. Gbten D. Graham Rene L. Jones J. R. Drug Coton J. L. Sar Walker

Croono’s Noon Hunt Draws San Saba Visit

The report notes a 12 hour event linked to a Wolf Hunters' gathering praised by a local evangelist. It mentions a medicated remedy and dental roots as part of the tale, with Ed Wickes and a reporter attending the San Saba event.

San Saba Witnoy Crim

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