30 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1916
Page
1
Dispatches from Berlin Paris and London discuss Wilson notes and central powers responses while reports detail Allied and neutral reactions. Prominent items include notes on the Italian and Romanian fronts and a push for peacemaking amid Russian and German maneuvers with various diplomatic signals and party leaders referenced.
Fragmentary 1916 notice mentions a December 3 event, a request to convene, a conference at a central location, and references to a library and local chapters. The garbled items suggest a meeting with names like Katyn Sanders and William Butt, with dates and planned actions left unclear.
An article fragment reports a congressional inquiry into proposed manufacturing contracts and compliance by private builders, tied to a plan for water hall related blowers and a potential plant take over. The document mentions Secretary Dele, the Mouse Naval Committee, and a failed ventraetor scenario, with reference to a robbery at Maypearl and a town incident in Ellis County.
A group led by Beaumont figures including JB Bharit and Meston evaluates a prospective wool operation near Mogard's Root., Navasota River, about twelve miles east of fieyan. The team, with Tamil Bethea as county attorney, plans further inquiries and formalities through the state’s officials for county approval and sale details.
Fragmented report notes events at League City Navy Yard with reference to United States Army offers and civil action. Mentions 12 aeroplanes and a birth today, uncertain names and specifics due to garbled OCR.
Report notes no strike Monday despite railroads refusing to implement changes. Employees have been asked to authorize a renewal of charter to long.
August Le Kore and Mary Ana Resanat Roy Howard with Rola Athinton filed marriage licenses. The notice lists names as applicants seeking license issuance and future ceremonial arrangements.
A damaged clipping outlines a prohibition plan aiming to curb bootlegging by empowering counties. It proposes permits for local shipments of wine and beer with monthly limits, seeking state control over distribution and enforcement.
A cryptic OCR fragment shows references to fuel shortages in Ho TPS and steel markets, with mentions of insurance increases and price shifts. The text names New York and Mediterranean ports, hints at shipping costs and iron and steel trade pressures, and notes impacts on insurance and freight.
Newspapers note that WMGAZINES will advance in price as national circulation increases. The article cites higher costs for white paper, printing, and art work, causing several magazines in the city to consider or implement higher subscription rates.
A Runval Observatory note reports four eclipses due next year, marking the first such occurrence since a prior centry event. The last time four eclipses occurred was in the Othera century, with the next in 1635.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a discussion about children under fourteen dealing with money avoidance and moving pictures. The text references a person named Mire Aird Tateaharpwr and a term Puuality League. The overall sense is unclear but indicates concerns over child behavior and influences on youth.
Changes approved by the general faculty alter drill and class times for ROTC cadets at land grant colleges including A and M. The program adds required theory, reduces some drill hours, and shifts juniors seniors into reserve officers training. Freshmen sophomores receive uniforms provided by government at term start. Monthly ration allowances of 9 dollars for cadets begin with the new term.
The report states that Fungton could not confirm rumors that a war party led by Genera Funston crossed into Mexico from the United States. No official details or corroborating evidence were provided.
A battered account describes a submarine attack near Chicago City involving a vessel shortened by a German air force. The ship was saved when a salvage operation freed it, with the rescue revealing the submarine’s 200 foot length and the tension of a near catastrophe.
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