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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
1
Representatives of country banks gather for meetings as discussions begin on the proposed Federal Reserve Act and the handling of country checks. The convention of the American Bankers Association marks the start of ongoing talks to address banking reforms and authorizations.
President Wilson will address the National Grain Dealers Association convention in Baltimore as part of his reelection campaign. The session focuses on car shortages and other issues while thousands greet him at the station and Hayti Theater.
Oscar D. McDaniel, prosecuting attorney of Huehanan county, was arrested on a murder charge in the death of his wife last July. A grand jury will be appointed to hear the case. special prosecutor Tl. M. Lockwood cites strained domestic relations as a motive.
Report from Washington dated September 25 indicates talks between state and military officials resulted in Atlantic City being named the new meeting site for the joint committee. Headquarters will be relocated there during the upcoming week. The note also mentions the closing of the coshuting season.
Allied fronts show favorable reports as Russians seize fortified hill on the Macedonian front. Germans repulsed on the French front. Berlin admits loss of two Zeppelins in the late London raid. Crete is in rebel hands. former Greek premier Venizelos reportedly to Salonica.
London reports German and Bulgarian advances repelled on the Macedonian front while French and Russian artillery checked a counter attack. Romanian gains are noted in Transylvania and Dobrudja, with French progress on the western flank and bombardment impacts on London and Crete. Greece undergoes political shifts as former premier Ventaplo travels to Salonten.
The Kaw Paving site sees delayed shipments as a section of asphalt plant moves to McKinney for three weeks. Officials expect ground work to finish soon with the Ryan end of College road opened to traffic and top coating to follow. City Engineer A A Adams predicts completion of both ends will align, allowing full road reopening.
The report notes a severe storm sweeping Bermuda 19 and affecting postal savings deposits. It mentions August to September activity with deposits rising to about five million and totals reaching over four million dollars in new accounts.
The Dish hosts an evening program featuring The Volos Violin with renowned Kainen Diamond Dire Pho and added acts. The show promises a diverse concert lineup and a unique musical experience.
The notice references Reid Bros promoting a price comparison for a product or service. It notes a request to call and inquire about a special exception to typical pricing, implying an attempt to attract customers with a lower or clarified rate.
New London reports the Merc–Teat American joint commission enters its fourth week of inquiry into border conditions. The Mexicans insist their army must maintain peace in northern Mexico and claim relations would improve if American forces were withdrawn.
A report from New York dated September 2 states 180000 workers are voting on a general strike. General Funston advised the War Department to express regret to Mexican authorities for an incident involving Carvaral Romer o and Eighth troop actions on the border.
Fragmentary report claims a Texas resident named Raz Serre killed by an American trooper on a Friday. Sources vary with unconfirmed details about the shooter’s sobriety and the commander's refusal to release the trooper’s identity or statements.
The Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph presents The Voice of the Violin as a special feature at The Otis venue. Patrons hear a curated musical showcase highlighting violin performances and audio fidelity of the era.
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