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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented 1910 Bryan postal notice prints brief information on subscription rates and mailing arrangements. It references the Eagle Printing Co and Associated Press staff, with scattered phrases about monthly, three month, and annual dues and advertising rate inquiries.
A garbled report discusses proposed funding for the Governor of Texas mansion amid legislative contention. It mentions Attorney General review, compensation terms for Govs staff, and insurance policy rulings impacting state finances, with side notes on Russian campaign remarks.
Fragmentary report from Washington claims the German blockade affects various nations and flags interference with Allied waters. It notes ongoing data collection and references the United States' stance amid uncertain details.
The passage reports activists and speakers arguing for women’s right to vote amid wartime social shifts. Campaigners reference property and citizenship questions while protesting political barriers.
The executive committee reports no primary election will be held this year due to lack of demand and cost concerns. A petition requested a primary, but the committee notes 25 percent of Democratic voters needed for approval cannot be reliably calculated from city results, given uncertain precinct totals and last primary turnout.
A lengthy letter discusses primary election reform, criticizing current city politics in Bryan. It argues against holding a primary, cites past election practices, and appeals to voters to avoid partisan interference while urging continued service from incumbent officials and cautious planning by civic groups.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Bryn City endorses Haswell for alderman in the forthcoming primary. The group pledges to support his candidacy and urges voters to back the ticket in the election, noting Haswell’s loyalty and suitability for the role.
The Carnegie Mall chapter held a January meeting with Mrs Tallaterno presiding and Mrs Walter Mlexs approving minutes. A varied program featured WM Wilken as historian and pieces including Mammy's Lullaby, a forties musical piece, and readings by members with items by Janes Narra and others. W Rogers, W Hogers, and A Wenn performed portions and a reading by J M Peck.
A fragmented AP style notice from New York today yields scattered lines about events and people in Yoneland with unclear details. The readable portions mention “Ameclait Press” and phrasing suggesting a standard wire service roundup.
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