14 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
1
The passage notes a resolution of impeachment referred to a committee led by Representative Dorlanas. The matter is not expected to proceed to a decisive action soon.
Bulgarian advances severed the French from the British in the Balkans with heavy losses. Germany threatened Greece over concessions, possibly blocking the Allied food supply as Greece’s command reports ship seizures and a Greek shipping embargo. Austrian emperor reportedly paralyzed. Reichstag figures cite Prussian casualties as the war drags on.
The great packers Swift Morris and their partners must pay 149,009 to settle the state's anti trust suit. They must refrain from owning cotton oil mills in the state. Cotton consumption in November reached 514,334 bales, up from 207,04 the previous year. October consumption was 50,635 bales.
The center of the storm yesterday lashed the Atlantic coast and today moved east of New York leaving tangled wires and stalled traffic. Three are dead at Polighkeepsle as rescue crews search the wreckage and city streets begin to clear.
A Dallas pioneer Colonal O. P. Bowyer died suddenly today after long service in the city. Bowyer was a prominent figure in local affairs and contributed to early development projects and civic leadership. His death marks a notable loss for the Dallas community.
A damaged and garbled wartime note describes a Zeppelin attack near Ash Brough and Kalleun with artillery fire and a later explosion. It mentions a Russian area near Novo Al EsM Arvak and a pursuit by air and ground forces, with casualties and wreckage.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a day at a function or convention in Lola Missouri with mentions of a tax issue and a named location. Names and details are unclear but indicate an event or gathering. The readable content suggests a local civic or cultural event with entities that are partially legible.
Advices from Monterey indicate a new bandit group forming with up to six hundred members. The gang allegedly plans raids toward Texas, prompting attention from border authorities.
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