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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

8

Plan to cut cotton acreage seeks banker aid in South

Atlanta chamber of commerce unveils a plan to reduce the 1915 cotton acreage by half and to divert remaining land to feed crops. Bankers and supply merchants pledge financial support to farmers who cooperate.pledges total 4 010 with most from Texas Georgia and Oklahoma and other southern states.

Associated Press Atlanta South Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Texas Georgia Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama North Carolina Mississippi South Carolina Louisiana Tennessee States

Linz and Fuschak Marry in Kurten Home Ceremony

Hugo Linz and Miss Gussie Fuschak united in marriage Sunday afternoon at 4 at the bride’s home in Kurten with Rev Z Kasiske officiating. Linz, a cement sidewalk contractor in this city, and the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuschak, were praised by friends. They will reside in this city.

Hugo Linz John Fuschak Kurten Linz

England Consents to Cotton Shipping

Washington reports Sir Edward Grey assured the United States that Britain will not interfere with American cotton shipments as contraband of war. The Camperdown was detained at Stornoway not for manifest but due to a dispute between owners and charter party. The policy allows cotton to move to any market, including Germany, and signals no interference with non contraband cargoes from neutral ships.

Associated Press Washington Sir Edward Grey United States Ambassador Page London England State Department Ambador Page Camperdoon Stornoway Scotland Charter Party Germany

President Wilson sees better times in cotton markets

President Wilson told Associated Press in Washington that the cotton situation is clearing rapidly with plans to loan funds to planters and open foreign markets. He predicted all ports will soon be open to cotton trade.

Associated Press Washington Wilson

Government Cotton Reserve to Open in November

Dallas Texas October 2 Associated Press reports a Federal Reserve official said the Dallas reserve bank expects to open November 17 releasing 25 million dollars presently held in reserve by Eleventh District banks. The note listed cotton ginned totals by state and other figures.

Dallas Bark Binng TIM Associated Press Srectat Tennison Federal Reserve Bank

County Court Docket Notes Pleas For Aggravated Assaults

In county court this morning Verrell, colored, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was fined $25 and costs. Spencer Berry, colored, also pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was fined $25. The cases of Mrs and Farther Hall with aggravated assault were set for trial this afternoon.

Charley Poume Maglio Fred Verrell Spencer Berry Farther Hall

Marriage Licenses Listed With Several Couple Names

The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Jerome B Swinford and Grace Preeman Zan, S Risinger and Ada Wool Jey, Mike Whatley and Magate Dove, Walter Jones and Alice Pell a J Luiz and Gussie Fuschak, Hal Lawson and Sylvian Williams. A Pittsburgh Pest quote about war and monarchs managing from the bench is referenced.

Mike Whatley Magate Dove Walter Jones Alice Pella J. Luiz

Death of Z W Debmian Jr after illness in Bryan

Z W Debmian Jr son of Mr and Mrs J W Peiman died at home in Bryan yesterday morning after a several day illness at 11 o clock. The family and friends express deep sympathy. The remains were moved to Concord Grimes County for burial in Concord Cemetery this afternoon. J F Carrington returns from Indianapolis where he attended the Union Bakers National Convention as delegate from Bryan Laval No 24 reporting a fine trip and noting little talk of hard times.

Z.W. Debmian Jr Mra J. W. Peiman Concord Grimes County J. Ft. Carrington Indianapolis Ind Union Barkers Bryan Laval Carrington

Henry to Launch Personal Cotton Relief Inquiry

Washington reports the House cotton relief committee will delay its formal probe until after the election. Meanwhile Congressman Henry will begin a personal investigation in Texas at once to examine relief measures.

Associated Press Washington House Cotton Relief Committee Henry Texas

Texans See Wilson On Mexican Situation In Washington

James E Ferguson C C McDonald and George D Armistead returned to St. Louis after talks with President Wilson. They urged an absolutely free hand for the federal government regarding Mexico while noting Texas border raider troubles. Wilson indicated actions should follow government plans and protect border interests.

St. Louis James E. Ferguson Texas C. C. McDonald el Paso George D. Armistead San Antonio Wilson Ferguson Temple Washington Mexico Regional Reserve Bank W. F. McCaleb Joe Zack Miller Lone Star

Texas breweries face tax bump from war revenue bill

Austin reports the war revenue act increases annual taxes on Texas breweries and distilled liquor by about 270 020.80 dollars, with beer stamps rising to reflect a 50 cent per barrel levy. Judge A B Walker, Texas internal revenue collector, orders stock inventories and shipment suspensions until new stamps arrive.

Austin Tex Texas Congress A. 8 Walker Internal Revenue Walker Sant Univ

School House Day at Bowman School

A Bryan area school observes School House Day at Bowman with 21 pupils enrolled. Teachers and students cleaned grounds, held an afternoon program of songs and recitations, and heard Rev. C. Wheeler speak on the topic. Delegates A. J. Conaway and Mr. Wooten were chosen to attend the county meeting in Bryan on October 24.

Tatum Heran Addance Parker C. C. Wheeler First Free Baptist Church of Bryan A. J. Conaway Mr. Wooten Hmily Tatum

County Court Opens Second Week With Guilty Pleas

Judge J T Maloney presides as two defendants plead guilty in the second week of county court. John Cortemelia admits aggravated assault and pays 25 dollars. Elisa Ransom pleads guilty to carrying a pistol and pays 100 dollars. Ransom killed Asia Johnson on North Main Street in a past incident. he pleads self defense and no indictment was returned. The case State of Texas v Charley Foster remains on trial with defense by Doremus Butler Henderson and state by County Attorney Lamar Bethea.

J. T. Maloney John Cortemelia Elisa Ransom Ransom Asia Johnson North Main Street State of Texas Charley Foster Eagle Doremus Butler & Henderson Lamar Bethea

Quotations and Snippets Across Newspapers

Mixed quotes and witticisms spanning moral maxims, school jokes, and social observations. Snippets from Boston Transcript, Birmingham Age Herald, Florida Times-Union, and others illuminate humor, politics, and daily life through aphorisms and brief exchanges.

Allen Defeats Bryan Stars In Close Academy Game

Allen Academy edged a Bryan boys team 7 to 6 on its grounds in a hard fought afternoon contest. The wind hindered passes as Jenkins made a 35 yard catch and Boriskie scored for Allen while Bryan answered with a late third quarter TD by M Bullock, but a ruled no goal kept Allen ahead at 7-6.

Allen Academy Bryan Boys Bryan Allen Jenkins Boriskie M. Bullock Bryan C. Sanders T. Cunn

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Their Worth, Testimony Grows

Mrs. Mary Hutchinson of Calvert Texas testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and that she keeps a supply on hand. The advertisement notes long standing public endorsements and urges buyers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Doane Midney Mills Dean Mary Hutchinson Railroad St Calvert Texas

Real Estate Transfers in Brazos County Land Deals

Real estate transfers listed include Andrews to Williams two tracts totaling 220 acres in the Brazos County Alborn survey for 1834 dollars. Clayton to Fisher et al block 2 Bryan Heights also in Brazos for 50 dollars. Dansby to Risinger 65 acres in R Perry league for 1200 dollars. Dansby et al to Hartsfield 130 acres in R Perry league for 2400 dollars. Hartsfield to Dansby 180 acres in R Perry league for 1200 dollars. Williams to Carroll two tracts totaling 220 acres in Alcorn league Brazos for 1838 dollars.

Cc. Andrews R. Perry League Brazos County A. M. Hartsfield M. F. Dansby

Will Put States Under Carranza

Washington reports say the Aguas Calientes convention plans to dispose of Carranza as first chief. United States Consul Silliman notes Carranza may retire if no objections arise to his candidacy for the regular presidency.

Associated Press Washington State Department Aguas Calientes Carranza United States Silliman

Four Die in Massillon Auto Wreck

A car overturned in Massillon Ohio killing four occupants. Police investigated the fatal crash on October date provided in the report.

Associated Press Massillon Ohio

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