01 May 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
1
President Wilsons run to prove to the charter of his grandson of Williamstown Maine was stopped violently by armed virhenkos in Philadelphia. Several car windows were broken. There were no injuries.
Government officials sent a message to the Legislature on May 1 proposing a $1.0 million appropriation for rural schools. The House Appropriations Committee immediately began reviewing a bill to authorize the funding.
The German Embassy in Washington issued a warning to Americans about traveling under enemy flags amid ongoing combat near Ypres. Reports note German attacks failing near Ypres, the capture of 1,000 Russians in Poland, and Allied losses. The day also covers a French pilot Garros captured after a crash, Dunkirk bombardment with shells possibly from German land forces, and the American steamer Cushy Wee reported damaged with no lives lost.
An advertisement from Reid Brothers touts affordable footwear options and “every large quantity” stock. It highlights lower prices and quick availability for customers in need of shoes and boots, urging buyers to take advantage of reduced rates.
The Carnegie Merc Head Conan Sernation held a spring meeting awarding several medals and pensions. Bronze and silver medals went to named recipients while additional funds supported dependents and welfare. notable figures and events from the Pitty Ortage area were cited, including a rescue story and acts of bravery amid disaster.
In a perilous drift the group endured a long night before separating to seek safety. A motor boat from Houston spotted them guiding them to safety as the rescue moved toward the city, with reports noting efforts to safeguard all aboard and ensure their return to shore.
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