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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
1
The report shows broad price shifts from October to November with meats declining while beef, bacon, sugar, tea, and flour rise. Cattle industry concerns prompted debate in the House with President to discuss with Secretary Houston.
Count Andrasey, ex Hungarian premier, says President Wilson knows Central Powers’ peace terms and will relay them. He warns Ententes must accept or face rejection, asserting peace can only come through central powers and Wilson will disclose the terms.
Chicago reports a new court session opening to address marital truaties. The article notes husbands and wives who once courted face sessions to resolve disputes, with judges stating the aim is to reunite families through formal proceedings.
The text notes Colonel Chester Hardie of the Army Engineer Corps acting as Governor of the Panama region. It also mentions Watts being nominated to be Judge Advocate General of the Navy.
Galveston dispatch reports the steamship Nestorian wrecked near Cape Clear Ireland after leaving port with high explosives. authorities suspect submarine activity caused the loss and disappearance of the vessel and crew.
A scrambled January 4 dispatch from Paso Texas describes Vitla followers driving a railroad spike into the heart of the American Shield at a United States camp. The note claims soldiers were not allowed to do any footing, and mentions a figure wanted for the Villa army.
A ferry collision on the river near Diston leaves ten women dead and several others injured as the vessel sinks. Authorities report a catastrophic loss of life with rescue efforts ongoing and investigations expected.
Fragmentary note describes a six percent figure and banking context with unclear actions. Mentions Washi and Nae in a dated, garbled snippet. Readers see no coherent event or identifiable entities beyond vague financial references.
A marriage was held last night at Joe Wride's home with Rew tm Sindh officiating. The couple, married in a quiet ceremony, planned a wedding trip to Bouston. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Ramhe of Shttenewot, and the union was celebrated amid good wishes from friends in the community.
Fragmentary report notes a renamed figure urging a vote for continuance amid Senate discussion. Mentions President Wilson and a Hungarian arrival from Amsterdam, with dates blurred in the OCR.
Disjointed dispatches report United States debate over President Wilsons next move as war debts rise for France Russia Germany and Austria Hungary. Russian forces seize prisoners and munitions in the Carpathians amid blurred signals from Washington.
Galveston public schools will include fire prevention in the curriculum. Superintendent John W. He reports the plan after a question from the insurance committee chair. Teachers will study fire prevention and later deliver lectures on proper actions when fires are discovered.
Bearer EM Tae tenure to improve after four weeks of vices at the home of his sister led to the removal of Colonel W F Cody Buf flo Bill to Glenwood Springs Cal where doctors hoped treatment at that resort might aid him.
An official statement from General Punston reports 41 ibtints relative to Soldine border camps. The notice indicates attention by Neprenentachw Oliver in Alabama and was issued today by He 2M Gambeelit.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a person named Bryan and a future event or involvement with minstrels, a station, and an arrangement for a show. The text is fragmentary with no clear dates, locations, or discernible actions suitable for a full news card.
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