16 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary notice describes Polish nationals in camp near Haver Mirne New York training for defense of the United States. It notes a plan to form camps across the country and references commander Warsaw Bixplaski and an estimated 2109 homes or trainees.
The United States views Austria Hungary’s reply to Secretary Lansing as unacceptable and disappointing over the Ancona sinking. Wilson and Lansing will withhold comment until the official text arrives. Rumors claim Austria seeks talks but Washington rejects starting negotiations.
An Associated Press report says the southbound passenger train No. 1 of the Kansas City Southern was robbed today between Englewood and Acorn Arkansas. Bandits blew open the express car safe but found nothing of value then seized a mail car and four registered packages.
The Maison comedy "High Jinks" to be presented at the Colonial Mom tay iat on December 20 features Will as the star. The skit includes a farce about a fashionably late party, a silly race scene, and a toast. Otto and Pret composed the music, with Rototyh Pret handling the premiere seating plans.
Washington December 18 Senator Works advocated national defense proposing a reserve of 200000 men to serve as an army. He would train them for two months then ten months to clear up and settle western homesteads, creating an army ready for service.
The final returns remained unofficial as Patterson conceded defeat after a disputed Tennessee senatorial race. McKellar urged party unity while Patterson stated there were explanations to offer and pledged support for the winner.
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