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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
1
An amsterdam based report says women with black flags joined a food riot in Frankford amid German gains. The dispatch notes ongoing Verdun fighting with Germans reportedly taking prisoners while French positions shift. Confused text references Port Devamwont and Port Dewamont, but core facts point to famine unrest and Verdun pressure.
The article reports on testimony from physician M. J. Karas in New York on May 26. He alleges John Peck and his father in law plotted to ruin Peck to gain control of money by manipulating alleged poisons and schemes.
A garbled report from New York references an incident involving a man named Merten Man and a German naval officer, with mentions of munitions and alleged wrongdoing. The text is fragmented and lacks clear facts or dates.
An early 20th century county and city officials meeting examined road projects in Htragos County and Aryam city. They reviewed street paving and flood-misorted issues, with plans to seek federal funds and a follow up session scheduled for the afternoon.
Amicia and Pree Fela Headquarters in Mexico report a bloody fight with bandits and American troops. Cavalrymen, including Private Hulitt, kill bandit leader Cervantes and attacker Berncorne. two privates wounded. Pershing’s army notes Cervantes as second in Villa’s threat, while San Antonio dispatches announce casualties and martial court actions for Texas militia members.
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The Presbyterian Church of the United States of America plans its 1917 general assembly in Dallas Texas. The move aims to aid a possible merger of the two branches, the United States Presbyterians and the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America.
A party including J M Lawrence and J Turner toured Rich Valley lands to assess river flood protection. They traveled from Bryan to Whittaker and Hearne, with J Chance coordinating riverbank inspections. The visit featured remarks by J Artis and Jaman C. Chane of Arpan, and noted protection needs along the Brazos and central interurban line.
Drectta Mudney appeared for an examining trial in the Pesce Meyers court and was bound over to await the grand jury. Charged with assault on intent to murder, she faced witnesses presented by the state. No attorney for the defense, no pleas entered, and she remains jailed awaiting the September grand jury.
Bule elected president of the PMS at the annual convention. The text shows a formal result with the new leader selected for the organization. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but confirm leadership change at PMS.
A fragmented OCR note mentions adjournment and questions about legislative sessions. It references painless phrases and unclear names, indicating a brief newspaper item about political proceedings and possible schedule changes without clear details.
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