21 Feb 1916
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1916
Page
1
Texas health officials warn border counties to watch closely as imports indicate typhus has crossed from Mexico. State health officers say supplies of anti typhus serum are ready and available for use.
The Supreme Court affirms the Interstate Commerce Commission's decision to set through rates for mileage hauled on trunk lines. The Texas court ruling allowing extradition of Victor Emes and wife to Germania is upheld, along with a corporation ruling involving mining companies.
Reports from London and Petrograd describe Turkish reeling after Erzerum and a push by Russian and British forces toward Baghdad. Premier Asquith seeks a 20 million pound war credit while German actions on the Yser Canal and reserve mobilization loom. A prominent physician, Dr M J Nicks, dies at Ranger, Texas, after a life of teaching and medical service.
Dr W D Smith osteopath will be at Hotel Bryan today and on Thursday and Saturday afternoons each week offering consultations.
On Ascuind Prem Wastington and Feb. Ph the wench today voted to eat the president once with Korea during the Ruwsotap war. This is to answer Elihu Root and attack on President Wilson for not protecting the occupation of Hahatai.
Jamven Emer National Assejation of Manufacturers attacked the Keating child labor bill before the Senate and State Commerce committees. They argued the measure infringes constitutional rights and imposes onerous controls on industry.
An overseas message from Ambassador Penbiaid states Vienna’s foreign office will promptly reply to Ammertenn’s demand for an explanation of the Potrotie tanker attack.
Agents at an apartment seek to arrest Ignative T. T. Lin who was captured Saturday and may be charged with aiding Lincoln as a fugitive from custody. The federal circuit court of appeals contemplates sending the case for further action while authorities pursue more arrests.
The Oklahoma congressional delegation supports appointing former Supreme Court Justice Dierer to the Court of Claims. President Wilson promised to consider the appointment, with the decision expected soon.
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