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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1916
Page
1
Nov telegrams report Russia refusing any separate peace while German and Austrian forces push in Romania and Moldova. Allied shipping controls loom as Britain vows universal service and ongoing wartime measures. British attacks around Haaucourt fail as front lines shift near the Ancre.
A morning fire caused about $200,000 in damage to the Interurban Motel and adjacent Sanger ros' Store and other buildings. Three people were injured as flames swept through Wave Three area structures including the hotel and department store. Investigators check cause and extent of loss.
Texas report describes a nationwide labor walkout extending across 130,000 workers. Leaders claim the action is postponed rather than ended and warn further disruption if demands grow.
A citywide traffic directive assigns officers to direct drivers along Main Street from Sim to 6th as signs warn motorists. Police say fines start after required signage and training, with officers stationed to guide traffic and ensure safe speeds.
Report notes a large shipment of ammunition and arms heading to General Pershing's forces. The dispatch mentions arms officers and Colbyay in the context of urgent needs and ongoing military supply.
A fragmented note from Baltimore argues a labor federation votes unanimously against the provisions of a legislative program. It calls for investigation of a railroad strike or lockout merits before any compulsory institutional actions and favors maintenance of existing institutions and opportunities for free labor.
Reported talks among border conference delegates broke down with no agreement reached. Influential participants, including government negotiators and business representatives, will continue discussions to pursue a workable arrangement.
Attorney general Looney opened a probe into Wilk pricing after a statewide review. The report cites farm and orchard outputs, listing tomatoes and other produce with unit prices and total sales between July 27 and November Ath, noting home consumption and farm earnings.
James Line and Miss Sugar Kitty of Westark county were married yesterday at Velork with Rev Talley officiating. Mr and Mrs Kirby will reside in the city. the bride regarded for many fine traits and popularity, with a large circle of friends. A reception followed the ceremony as friends offered congratulations.
The annual Pure Foot Bow show opening occurs at the Wagner Building corner of 26th Street and Ryan Avenue. Church ladies organize displays and a turkey dinner for 60 cents is served. Maxwell Hoare cotter and Mansion company reps arrive late. show runs until closing night with free admission to support the fund.
Little Ray Haitt of Midland Texas daughter of wealthy ranchman was critically wounded and perhaps killed when a rifle bullet pierced her heart in a Midland nursery Wednesday afternoon as children played. A physician from Matias aided her treatment and she showed slight improvement Thursday.
The report notes a decrease in voting for Hughes in Minnesota with details unclear from fragmented OCR. A statewide race shows lower turnout and a smaller plurality, with sparse readable names and figures.
Washington today. President Winson designated November 30 as Thanksgiving Day in a proclamation issued this morning. The note urges national reflection and gratitude for wartime sacrifices.
Speculation on a Bryan crowd traveling to Austin for the annual A and M vs Langhorne football game. Local organizer Secretary W A McIlroy of the Commercial Association says a two hundred strong party may be assembled to boost advertising on Congress Avenue. Details remain uncertain until flight plans are finalized.
A 17 year old passenger and a body were found slumped in a car in Chicago after a long wait. A matter carrier noticed the dead man and notified authorities. The deceased, Charles Lichtenberger, was a member of the board of trade.
Viledtgas Texas November 11 reports say twenty five Chinese were attacked near Santa Ronalla with others harmed. The telegraph notes widespread tensions among Chinese Spaniards and Byrians amid a dispute over a constitutional assembly. Motion City reports General Carranas heads to Queretaro by horseback with a December date. A Baptist meeting tonight includes officers and teachers with luncheon and program led by A Moore superintendent.
Non voting women urged to contribute one dollar to back suffrage leaders and help cover a Democratic campaign deficit amid a push for suffrage ethics. Remarks noted a Boston Transcript quote about Chilton and interior decorating as a nod to past wealth.
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