22 May 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
1
A clipped report notes the American liner Eel sails with about 750 passengers, including 100 Americans, as a storm warning prompts widespread uprate to Europe.
Morning meeting in Austin failed to form a quorum as the treasurer reported absence of key members. Several attendees left early, reducing assembly to a nonfunctional size and stalling intended actions for the day. A baby girl christened Thursday night bore the name Mire, with President Mire and family in attendance.
King made a strong appeal for duty as victory seemed assured. Italy’s entry is explained, Rome celebrated on Caroline Hill with massed crowds and war demonstrations. The state of war exists though no fighting reported. News of Austrians seizing an Italian train, battles in the East, Russians claiming to check Germans, and Allied troop movements near Gallipoli are noted along with French gains on the Western Front.
May 22 dispatches report a public wartime proclamation urging citizen duty to secure victory. Reports describe heavy fighting along a river line with German Russian center actions denied by authorities. Allies advance in southern Gab and a Baltic Sea collision claims many lives.
Turbulent exchanges mark a confrontation between Rockefeller and Walsh as police intervene. Witnesses report escalating rhetoric and a looming threat of force. officers restrain perspectives while authorities seek calm amid the contentious scene.
Juries and court notes show Barnes Jr. receiving no damages in a Roosevelt case. The judge warned the jury that the verdict reflected a typical American outcome. Barnes plans to appeal, per New York dispatch by Asvectaid Poon.
A scrambled report notes the submarine F415 being raised near Hamathis harbor with nineteen lives and two others aboard. Navy officers offer no assurance the convoy can free the craft from its entanglements and the cause of the incident remains uncertain after a prolonged sabisersion period.
A United States court judgment drew attention as it affected individuals assessed fines. The convention voted to retain Drake, and the matter involves a payment scheme referenced by the defendants.
Engineer Adam reports completion of a deep well project intended to cut city water costs. If usage drops, the system would require 420 000 gallons daily to meet demand. the new well connects to the city water mains and will run to assess the impact on the rate.
Fredda Straight of McGregor, daughter of late T. K. Hrreteht, editor of Metiteger, is named heir to a ranchman's estate following notification that Wille, Moots, and a prominent ranch company left her his property. The will and bequest were reported Friday by Antonio law firm.
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