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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes a war era proposal at a national level with mentions of West Bow York Punston Vrs and Wo Juetton 9 wth. It references troop movements, orders, and concerns over leadership and instruction, implying a political or military debate and potential postponement.
The passage portrays a powerful German industrial leader, wealthy and influential, driving the wartime economy. It notes his vast wealth, hands-on approach, and stubborn adherence to traditional methods, highlighting his central role in arming Germany and shaping industrial progress despite poverty origins.
In Waco Texas the Maplet Home of Texas hosts the annual meeting of Baptist women mission workers starting Thursday with a Thursday through Friday program. About one thousand attendees heard reports from secretary treasurer and other officers. Key figures include Mrs Aty Davia from Dallas and Mrs W J Smith from Mattus. The gathering included pastors and laymen centered forums at churches on First Street and Finn Street.
A fragmentary AP report describes a White House china display planned under Mrs Wilson in the Shadow Lawn era. Cabinets will house early presidential silver and porcelain, with pieces tied to each administration on public display in a Georgian styled room. Event details reference Fort Worth meetings and a statewide outreach for mayors and officials.
In Washington on November 22 the president did not indicate he would ask Congress for an embargo on food exports. Despite strong agitation, petitions for restrictions have piled up at the White House for weeks and it was predicted Congress would be urged to act after the session opens.
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