17 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
1
The readable text asks about poison to 00 175 work and mentions doctrine properties around adjounant and available night. It references a night period three days and a plan to determine a marginal state with phrases about not drinking or pores and a nameless doctor’s guidance.
Washington reports the U S seeks recall of Ambassador Dumba amid Vienna notes. Dr Seinweber arrives from Europe with accounts of Allied and German actions in Galicia Vilna and Dvinsk. Austrian submarine sinks British transport. German gains and detentions surface in Vienna briefings.
Fragmented OCR reads about a chaotic event with numerous shots exchanged in Mimaf City, mentioning names like Trace Matra and Coney Sits and a period of intense activity amid unclear surrounding details. The text shows garbled names and stray phrases, reflecting a disrupted report with no clear outcome.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions Austin Daml under test and threats to containment. Mentions workers, loosening structures, and possible project delays. No clear date or location identified. Further readable text needed for a precise item.
An forged message from New York reports hopes for rapid settlement of differences between the United States and Germany. The dispatch claims the conflict will be resolved within a fortnight, suggesting a permanent peace and stronger national ties. The text shows a diplomat the German ambassador in New York, with speculation on parliamentary actions and broader implications for Europe.
The United States Department says the conference will be held in Washington with American leaders present. Officials note no changes to the policy and emphasize that travel plans for American citizens will proceed as directed. The broadcast mentions discussions about the program and possible actions, but no alterations to the planned site or schedule are announced.
New York September 17 The suffrage movement reports momentum in Congress as supporters predict the Federal Amendment for woman suffrage will pass. Medill McCormick of Chicago and Nath Noman Raffrene present at a special meeting with leaders from Boston New York and Mason. Estimates show increased strength in districts, with a projected vote rise over 174, and a forthcoming special report from congressional district leaders after summer interviews.
The body of Professor Gare Whitely Thayer, dean of Harvard Law School, was found in the Chattes River on Thursday in Head Town. Medical Examiner McGrath stated death appeared accidental and Thayer had been in Newitt recently.
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