25 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
1
Mothers rally to control a sharp sell of lunch components as students head to school. The scene centers on a canteen offering sandwiches and beverages, with concerns about timing and access for children. Local conflict arises over hours and content of the offerings.
In a Sept 3 dispatch from Warsaw, German authorities agree to a proposal by a citizens committee to direct Polish youth toward foreign institutions. The plan aims to open all educational levels up to university, while concerns grow about the closure of the old university and the lure of abroad schools.
A Paris correspondence reports the death of Senator Rene Berenger and notes the Senate’s transition from life to elective seats. The last surviving life Senator, Monsieur Marcel of Guilty, faced a sentence tied to a murder verdict, as the 1875 constitution created seventy five life Senators and twenty five elected.
In Texas near Browseville on September 26 a gun battle erupted as ranchman J L McAllen defended his home against a band of Mexican bandits. Two intruders were killed and three wounded. McAllen’s home maintained a defensive stance as U S soldiers further engaged Mexicans causing one American to die and two wounded. Authorities in Washington await military charts on yesterday’s clash.
Reports say no one was killed and 30 Americans injured after a large melee on a Mexico street Tuesday afternoon. Officials cite border tensions and deputy sheriff laws provoking incidents. General Panston warns against further recurrence and orders issued to Governor Petewson for restraint.
John Frank Anderson, claiming Ardmore Oklahoma roots, confessed in Philadelphia to killing James Campbell, a saloon keeper, during a robbery attempt last night. He said he came to Philadelphia seeking work as a machinist but failed, prompting the fatal assault as emboldened by the war era turmoil.
A wartime report states that the Premier announced 48000 troops are in preparation and expected to reach a grand total of 117.0 percent of readiness by early winter, with Austrian expeditionary forces counted in the total.
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