21 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
1
A garbled OCR style item from early Louisville and Louisville Courier Journal pages mentions a prince and Cinderella marriage with odd dialogue about small feet and a boast about prowess. It also references a Mrs Wombat and Mrs Flatdub giving odd shelf advice to enterprising kids.
Warships and transports near Varna. battleships hammer Bulgarian port. Italian entry possible with open ports. Teutons move toward Albania to forestall Italian occupation. Bulgars concentrate on Serbo Greek border. Allies land at Salonica with more troops and munitions. Germany seeks large war credit. news of Black Sea maneuvers and Greek border tensions.
London December 21 The Reichstag voted to approve the government credit of 19,000,510,100 marks after a dispute with Berlin. The Socialist minority opened the vote. The outcome sets the stage for the government funding and related economic measures.
London reports Prime Minister Asquith urging the House to vote for 1,000,000 additional men as part of Britain’s war strength. He states England already possesses a force within the broader war term totaling 1,125,000 men.
A court barred a newspaper from printing alleged libelous articles about Mrs. Ankitn, wife of the premier, and other related names. The injunction targets publications claiming treachery and other insults, citing the need to protect reputation and avoid further legal action.
Rioting broke out in Juarez as a street car was stoned at the international border, passengers including Americans were robbed, and several stores were looted or closed. The car escaped back to El Paso amid ongoing tensions and sporadic violence.
A fire destroyed a residence five miles from town killing John Mats, his wife, a son, two daughters aged 10 and 12, and an infant. Authorities search the countryside as mood contacts hunt the blaze site. Fire department and neighbors report difficult rescue efforts and ongoing investigations.
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