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Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

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Allies Begin to Enforce Demands on Greece

Allied powers move to pressure Greece while Carranza forces prepare to retake Chihuahua City. The report notes significant political aims, including liberty guarantees, and lists November tax collections across counties with detailed figures for school, pension, poll, occupation, road bonds, and district taxes.

Greece McCulloch Tragor Sioumiem Hudapern Couney Collertiene State Terre Hevenien

Pavement Work Returns to Bryan By Kaw Company

The Eagle reports the Kaw Paving Company’s large asphalt machine has returned to Bryan after a stay in McKinney. Superintendent J A Vance says work will resume Sunday night with the machine set for placement by Wednesday and streets including College Avenue, Washington Avenue, 23rd Street, and Caldwet to receive new concrete and paving. Weather and material stock may delay completion by mid January, with curbs and gutters contracted to proceed after the asphalt work ends.

Eagle Bryan Kaw Leyoh McKinney Mir J. A. Vance Hiryan College Avenue Christian Church Washington Avenue 23Th Street Th Court Roun Aryan Avenue 24Th Uhetatmas Bryan Axenne

Sherman Regents appoint We K Brente to University board

Governor today appointed We K Brente of Sherman as a member of the University of Texas board of regents, with authority to appoint interim replacements as needed. The action temporarily fills the vacancy left by M. Faber of Taylor.

Sherman Man Board OF Regents LR. Brent Avatio Teas Pec Herenot We K Brente Sherman Board of Regents University of ‘Tuxne M. Faber Tylor

Embargo Lifted as Kansas City Reports Livestock Disease

Kansas City December 2 An order to remove the embargo on shipments of livestock from the rural stock yard was received from Washington this morning. Investigations show the infected cattle were altering from stomach trouble and hoof and mouth disease was found.

Kaness City Washington

Growth in Trade and Postal Receipts Promises City Growth

A late nineteenth century business report highlights rising commerce with increased bank cash, higher city revenues, and growing city wealth. It notes November postal receipts and a drop in minor arrests, arguing the town is rapidly becoming a modern, civilized urban center with expanding properties and a stronger taxpayer base.

Marrerina Toca John Ke Axtin Pole Samty Stryan Jurine

Boycott Compares Prices in Toledo Market Action

Toledo reports a boycott affecting butter eggs poultry and dairy prices. The effort targets price manipulation and commodity speculation with officials enforcing a new ordinance in Chicago and Dew following the inauguration period.

Chicago Scott

Fragmentary OCR Indicates Diamond Found and Local Ads

An incomplete OCR excerpt mentions a diamond found in Turkey and references football players, Thanksgiving, and living costs. It also contains scattered lines about rental ads, addresses, and a man named Hardy discovering 180 lamond in a bird's crop, with garbled place names and numbers.

Chicago

Fined and jailed T M Oly linked to cotton theft cases

A Black man named T M Oly, recently released from Port Hend on a two year term, was arrested after authorities found he had stolen and attempted to market cotton and seed across the Rat How area. Police report his haul included ginned cotton and seed valued near three hundred dollars.

T. M. Oly Bryan State Penitentiary Otticere Nolly Port Hond Kette Crockett

President and wife visit New York for statue lighting system install

Washington reports Dec 2 as President and Mrs. Wilson travel to New York to participate in the installation of a bow lighting system for the Statue of Liberty. The brief note confirms the high profile visit and ceremonial installation activity in the nation’s capital era.

Washington, D. C Wilson New York

French City Accepts American Loan Deal

French City council approved a loan package worth 28 million dollars from American bankers over ten installments. The decision was announced by city officials amid ongoing infrastructure funding discussions.

Sy Council of Bordeaux Alorfoane Dee Con Hl

Women Workers Demand Eight-Hour Day Across Cities

Representatives of women laundry and garment workers in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore press for an eight hour day. The campaign includes Waltrenses Laundrenses and garment workers seeking shorter hours and improved working conditions amid wartime labor pressures.

New York Dee Waitromer, Laundrensee and Women Garment Workers of Philatelphia Maltimore

Nations Intervene In War As Armistice Sought

In Berlin and Washington reports describe inter nations pressing for ceasefire as Greek, Russian, Romanian and Austro German forces clash. Armistice talks include entente diplomats and Dutch ministers with civilian casualties reported in the Greek capital.

Athens Xing Ot Chin Berlin Han Fourtier Hirnout Spaninb Entente

War News From Carpathians and Europe

War dispatches report fierce fighting in the Carpathians as Russian forces attempt to push toward Transylvania. Officials note continued German and Allied operations with mass casualties, while London and Berlin fronts mention cabinet shifts, wage boosts for Welsh miners, and gains in Numania as troops advance toward key rivers and towns.

Amorgin Pinsk War Office Bukowina Campatung Yoo Dontp Tat Mritieh Army Willam T. Hiren Stat

Fifteen Taking Examinations for State Certificates

Fifteen applicants sit for state certificate examinations today in the county courtroom. Examiners oversee the process as hopefuls pursue qualification opportunities amid formal proceedings and local interest in professional credentials.

Frase Desigous Toipine Terat

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