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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

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Brazos County Holds Mass Meeting on Bridge Bond Plan

Citizens gather at the Brazos County Court House in Bryan to urge the commissioners court to call a bridge bond election for 100000 to refund 46000 in warrants and repair bridges after floods. The plan would issue 40 year bonds at 5.5 percent and raise eight cents per 100 valuation.

Brazos County Bryan Commissioners Court Ferguson Little Brazos River Koppe Brazos Jno Davis Major McInnis Easters Mrazos County Dean Nagle Brazos County Commissioners Court

Reward of thirty thousand dollars for train robbers

A telegram from Postmaster General Hays authorized a $30,000 reward for capturing the bandits who robbed the mail train from Kansas City to Galveston. Five thousand dollars is offered for each of the six participants, with some men reported to be employees of the railroad company.

Associated Preas Oklahoma City Post Office Hays Kansas City Galveston

Fatty Arbuckle released on $5,000 bail

Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle, held for manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe case, was freed from San Francisco city prison on five thousand dollars cash bail. Friends predict he will become a hero of the age as he leaves in a twenty five thousand dollar car for another alleged rampage.

San Francisco Roscoe C Fatty) Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Fatty

Volivia Declares World Flat Demonstration in Zion

Zion City Sept 29 Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, declared there is no law of gravitation while he demonstrated disbelief using a book, balloon, feather and brick. He follows Alexander Dowie in preaching the earth is flat and motionless.

Zion City Til Wilbur Glenn Voliva Zion Alexander Dowie Et Ain

Gridirons of North Are to Be Invaded

Associated Press reportsSouthern colleges schedule over 500 football games this season from Sept 24 to Dec 3. Intersectional contests rise with Southern teams set to face Harvard Princeton Yale Navy Penn Penn State Rutgers West Virginia Dartmouth visiting Atlanta Georgia and other northern venues. Indiana may play Florida in December and Florida could meet the Pacific Coast champion at Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses.

Associated Press Washington Harvard Princeton Yale Navy Pennsylvannia Dartmouth Rutgers Penn State West Virginia Detroit Atlanta Georgia Indiana Florida Miami Palm

Brazos County Singing Convention Set for October 2 at Steep Hollow

Brazos County Singing Convention plans a gathering next Sunday October 2 at Steep Hollow inviting all interested singers to attend with baskets. E A Peters chairs. Jimmie Walker injured by horse kick is recovering at his mother Mrs W J Walker’s home and hopes to be out soon.

Brazos County Steep Hollow E. A. Peters Jimmie Walker W. J. Walker

Bridge Bond Election For $100,000 On Oct. 29

Brazos County Commissioners Court votes to hold a bridge bond election on October 29 for 100000 dollars with 46 warrants retired and larger bonds issued to fund permanent bridges. The move follows flood damage to Koppe bridge on the Brazos river and to the Little Brazos bridge, with voters asked to authorize funding for durable crossings benefiting farmers and business people.

Brazos County Brazos River Little Brazos Little River Williamson, Milam Bell Lampasas

Need for Rural Credits in Texas A. W. Kinnard discusses enslaving and emancipating credit systems in the South and options for reform.

A. W. Kinnard analyzes historic credit practices in Texas and the South, describing merchant loans with high interest, peonage among sharecroppers, and bank financing aimed at merchants. He advocates short and long term credit reforms, Land Bank support, and graduated land taxation to attract settlers and reduce tenant bondage.

A. W. Kinnard Bryan Louis XIV South U. S. Industrial Commission Alabama Texas East South Texas Europe Federal Land Bank System U. S

Brazos County Grand Jury Indicts and Discharges

Brazos County grand jury reports to Judge W C Davis via foreman C C Dulaney for the September October term. Fifteen felonies and seven misdemeanors indictments were returned with state representation by County Attorney J G Minkert. The jury praised for diligent work and investigations. list of members includes J W Burrows W E Graham W E Gandy J S Byers J H Reid J G Gilpin Elzie Francis John Kasarek M S Broach J W Hall and R B Grant.

Brazos County Grand Jury W. C. Davis C. C. Dulaney J. G. Minkert Davis Foreman J. W. Burrows W. E. Graham W. E. Gandy J. S. Byers J. H. Reid J. G. Gilpin Elzie Francis John Kasarek M. S. Broach J. W. Hall R. B. Grant

Russian Money Proves Worthless in New Ruble Bills

Moscow announces issue of one million five million and ten million ruble notes valid only until July 1. Officials say large denominations are needed due to inability to carry many rubles in small bills. At official rate the dollar equates to about 40 000 rubles.

Proag Moscow

Father and Daughter Join Same Jury in Des Moines Trial

In Des Moines Iowa on September 29 192?- a jury of 12 includes F A Sawtell and his daughter Bessie as they prepare for the trial of Mrs Lizzie Christy alleged bank robbery accomplice. The article discusses cooperative banking models Raiffeisen Schulze Delitzsch and their emphasis on moral responsibility and farmer needs.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Lizzie Christy F. A. Sawtell Bessie

Plan formed to kill boll weevil in cotton stalks

Oklahoma City meeting members agreed destruction of cotton stalks before boll weevil leaves them is an effective extermination method. Southern districts should plow stalks under after picking, with Texas adopting the plan sooner. John Fields urged farmers to grow sufficient food to avoid credit dependence during planting and tending.

Oklahoma City Texas Oklahoma John Fields

Trustee Appointed for Beard Bros at Edge

At the first meeting of creditors of Beard Bros. of Edge Texas held in Houston the trustee was Harry J. Gurlich of Houston Judge Charles Hume presiding. J G Minkert County Attorney represented Beard Bros. The news item also notes visitors Mrs J W Barron visiting Waxahachie and family in Texas and a Beaumont visitor W F E Johnson arriving in Bryan.

Beard Bros Edge Texas Houston Charles Hume Harry J. Gurlich J. G. Minkert J. W. Barron Waxahachie Elsie Gray M. H. Brogden Wyoming Gray W. FE. Johnson Beaumont Bryan

Cooperative Agricultural Societies in Texas for Rural Credit

The article argues for farmer cooperation and unlimited liability within a society to share debts, urging education and organization of Cooperative Agricultural Societies under the 1917 Texas law. It calls for rural credit unions, capital stock options, and potential cooperative banks, with slow progress due to law and public funding restrictions.

Texas Austin Cooperative Agricultural Societies Peoples Banks Collective Bargaining Association of

Bread Line Opens as Unemployed in New York Seek Charity

In New York the first bread line since World War I begins at St Marks Church Bowery under Dr William Guthrie after a talk with Urbain Ledoux Mr Zero. About 500000 jobless residents await aid amid scarce work and high wages. Domestic labor shortages force wives to manage homes as maids fear low pay. Typical wages range from 40 to 70 dollars for cooks and houseworkers, with Japanese butlers at 100 to 125 dollars monthly.

Bryan Eagle New York Church of St. Marks Bowery William Gutherie Urbain Ledoux Mr. Zero Boston Associated Press

England Rejects Ireland Conference Basis in Note

Gairloch Scotland September 29 Premier Lloyd George says Britain will not conference with Ireland on the present basis. He and his colleagues seek settlement only by personal discussion, with a London conference proposed for October eleventh to meet Irish delegates on represented national aspirations. Mrs W B Bizzell invites College of Agriculture and Mechanical ladies to a campus reception Friday September 30 4 to 6 pm.

Gairlach Scotland Lloyd George Ireland London W. B. Bizzell College A. & M. College

Bryan Rotary Club Holds Fine Meeting with Notables

The Bryan Rotary Club met Wednesday with talks from Prof. R. O. Allen and Maj. Ike Ashburn and songs led by Gabe Carell of Mineral Wells. Rev. S Moylan Bird was elected a member, joining a list including T. K. Lawrence and Oak McKenzie as officers.

Bryan G Sam Parker C. E. Jones Wilson Bradley D. Ernest Moore D. X. Bible R. W. Howell W. H. Oliver J. T. S. Park F. L. Henderson M. L. Parker Gabe Cazell Mineral Wells S. Moylan Bird St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Bird Brenham Texas

Simmons seeks full government inquiry into Ku Klux Klan

William J Simmons head of the Ku Klux Klan sends letters to President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty urging an immediate nationwide government investigation of Klan activities. He promises cooperation to trace outrages and asserts the order supports law, patriotism, and 100 percent Americanism.

Associated Press Atlanta Harding Daugherty William Joseph Simmons Ku Klux Klan Klan Simmons E. Y. Clarke Department of Justice

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Brazos County Bridge Court House Fatty” Arbuckle Volivia Gridirons Call For Brazos Co, Singing Convention John A. Moore, Jr Belton England France Switzerland Denmark Canada Schulze- Delitzsch Raiffeisen Schulze-Delitzsch Raiffeinssen Reiffeissen Boll Weevil Bryan Rotary Club
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