Bootlegger Is An Outlaw and Should Be Made To Obey Law
Judge Davis urges the grand jury to prosecute bootleggers and enforce liquor laws. He warns that bootleggers harm students from A and M College Allen Academy Bryan high school and local citizens, and calls for thorough investigations into murder burglary rape election issues pure food and railroad rebates. The judge stresses citizen cooperation and swift indictments where evidence supports charges.
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Davis
Grand Jury
W. C. Davis
Claude Morgan
A. and
M. College
Allen Academy
Bryan High School
Fletcher Poole
Millican
Milton Suber
Bryan
W. Khndy
Welborn
W. P. Moore
Ryan
J. T. Dyess
Harvey
Joe Dkins
Rock Prairie
T. P. Hall
Jeep Hollow
Adolph Syptak
Macy
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Claude Organ
Tom Goodwin
Harrison
Tabor
Texas
A. and M. College
Reverend Jones Preaches at Bryan Church Revival
Reverend Arthur W. Jones, pastor of the Christian church at Arlington, preached at the Christian church in Bryan Sunday night. He came to bring his son to A and M College and recalled leading a revival in Bryan before the war between the United States and Germany. He has many friends in Bryan.
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Arthur W. Jones
The
Christian Church
Arlington
Jones
M. College
Bryan
United States
Germany
Allen Academy Students Arrive Brimming With Prospects
About fifty Allen Academy students have arrived, signaling strong enrollment and promising prospects for the school year. Officials expect a productive term as new arrivals settle in and begin classes.
Cadets Return as New School Year Opens at Gulf
Overflow attendance marks the first day of classes on Wednesday as top cadets from last year rejoin for freshman work. William O Alexander of Gulf, editor of the yearbook and Y M C A leader, returns to take on new tasks while Ned Bradley and other faculty arrive in Bryan.
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William O Alexander
Gulf
Ned Bradley
Allen Academy
Bryan
Former Bryan Boy Hurt in Elevator Accident
Word has been received that Monroe Trant Hunnicutt twenty two former Bryan boy is seriously crushed in an elevator accident at Mononbehla Penn. He is a son of Dick Hunnicutt. There is little hope for recovery.
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Monroe Trant Hunnicutt
Bryan Boy
Mononbehla
Penn
Dick Hunnicutt
J M Williams To Go To Fort Worth
J M Williams of this city who with his family has resided in Bryan for six years while a traveling salesman for the Perfection Oil Stove Company of Cleveland Ohio, with district office at Dallas Texas, has resigned.
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J. M. Williams
Bryan
Perfection Oil Stove Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Dallas
Texas
Williams Takes Manager Post at Nash Hardware Fort Worth
After years with Nash Hardware in Fort Worth, Mr Williams resigns to join the Perfection Stove Company. He will move his family later this year, remaining in Bryan through the school term. Williams leaves Bryan for Fort Worth to begin duties Monday September 19.
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Nash Hardware Company
Fort Worth
Perfection Stove Company
Williams
Nash Hardware
Bryan
Cotton Weighed In Bryan Warehouses Total 8465 Bales
Cotton weighed in Bryan warehouses up to Saturday night totaling 8 465 bales. Farmers Union reported 4 861 bales Eden's round bales 640 bales SGUMPG Dndadsasaneees 3238. The combined total matches 8 465 bales.
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Bryan
Farmers’ Union
Miss Waldrop Returns From West Visit
Miss Nan Shel Waldrop daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Waldrop of Bryan has come back after a two month visit with relatives in El Paso where she was the guest of numerous entertainments She stopped in Waco to see her aunt Mrs Mattie D Willis and is now working in the bookkeeping department of her father's store.
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Nan Shel Waldrop
A. M. Waldrop
Bryan
el Paso
Waco
Mattie D. Willis
Miss Waldrop
Allen Academy Drill Team Heads to State Fair Competition
The Allen Academy drill team of 60 cadets will enter junior college academy and high school competition at the Dallas State Fair October 1 according to an official.
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Allen Academy
Allen Academy shines in multi-school competition
Captain George W. Griner reports about fifteen schools represented in the event. Allen Academy has entered three times and secured first place twice, highlighting its strong showing among participating rivals.
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George W. Griner
Allen Academy
Sunday Hottest Day Of Summer Despite Rainfall
The past week marked the hottest stretch of the season with yesterday reaching 103 degrees per a weather report from A. and M. College. Daily highs and lows are listed for several days, noting rainfall of .04 inches on Thursday and .01 inches on Sunday.
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A. and
M. College
Batargay
Bryan High joins Texas Division in 1927 19 season
Bryan High School gains Class A status in the Southeast Texas division of the Interscholastic Athletics of Texas. Superintendent H. L. Durham, manager Forrest Jones, and coach Clat Poe arranged the move after a Houston meeting. District members include Ball High Galveston and Sam Houston Houston. The schedule lists games at Bryan against Hearne, Adaie, Sam Houston, San Jacinto, Huntsville, Caldwell, Waco, and Ball High of Galveston.
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Ball High
Galveston
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Houston
Bryan
Waco
Texas
Forrest Jones
Sch
H. L. Durham
Clat Poe
Sam Houston High
Orange
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Waco High
Hearne
A Dale
Huntsville
Bry
Caldwell
Wac Waco
Ball High of
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Libby's Fruits
Lawrence Grocery Company
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