Arrangements Made to Demobilize Greek Army
The Greek government plans to demobilize its army with a decree to be issued soon. Allies press Greece to speed up actions for added facilities for troops at Saloniki as a decisive move is anticipated. In Paris, leaders from France and Britain settled urgent war questions and agreed on continued Balkan operations and Saloniki safeguards.
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Greece
Saloniki
Associated Press
Paris
Brian
Gallieni
France
Earl Grey
Lord Kitchener
England
Balkan
Eb, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Crowds Extend Military Registration Time
Crowds seeking to enlist forced registration to continue until midnight Sunday. Reports say Bulgarian and Central Powers troops in the Balkans exceed one million men, with allied forces in Serbia deemed unable to cope.
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Associated Press
London
Serbia
Balkans
Bulgarian Cremier
Evacuation Report From Lemberg Galicia
Kiev reports Lemberg in Galicia is being evacuated as of December 11. The dispatch notes movement of people and possible military precaution amid ongoing hostilities.
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Associated Press
Kiev
Russia
Lemberg
Galicia
American note demands Austria Hungary disavow sinking
The American note demanding Austria-Hungary disavow the sinking of the Ancona and provide reparation for American lives lost was delivered to the Austrian foreign office. Text will be released by Monday morning newspapers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Austria- Hungary
Ancona
Munitions Factory Destroyed in Havre Blast
The Belgian government munitions factories in Havre were destroyed by an explosion today injuring many.
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Associated Press
Havre
British Steamer Pusiris Sunk. Crew Landed
The British steamer Pusiris was sunk with the crew saved and landed. The report from London dated December 11 notes the vessel was lost at sea and the crew were rescued by rescuers.
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Associated Press
London
Bryan City Meat Market Sanitation Ordinance Passed in 1915
Bryan City Council enacts strict meat and fish sale sanitation rules. Markets must screen and refrigerate meat, scrub floors daily, keep refuse in closed containers, and remove tainted items. Vendors must screen carts, maintain clean premises, and ensure proper lighting ventilation. Violators face fines from five to two hundred dollars.
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City OF
Bryan
A. D
Real Estate Transfer in Brazos County
Giuseppe Zananti transfers two tracts totaling 118 25 acres of the S F Austin league No 10 in Brazos County to Palermo Bros for $2.00 and other considerations.
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Giuseppe Zananti
Palermo Bros
S. F. Austin League
Brazos County
Military policy plan urges 1.5 million mobile US army
Secretary Garrison releases a war college report proposing a mobile force of 1.5 million to defend the United States, with Regular Army 121000 and Continental Army under training to 500000, plus Organized Militia funding. First year cost near 393 million, with alternative plan at 182 million and 670843 personnel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garrison
National Defense
War College Division
General Staff
Continental
United States
Regular Army
Continental Army
United States Service
Op Ance Sea Aces
Congress
War College
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Russia
Continetal
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Panama
Philippine
Pearl Harbor
Naval Base
Panama Canal Zone
Guantanamo Naval Station
Portoo Rico
Alaska
Puget Sound
California
Atlantic
Middle West
North Atlantic States
Ford Peace Mission Plans Outlined on Steamship
Associated Press reports tentative Ford peace mission itinerary. In Christiana Norway the party will stay three days and invite Norwegian delegates. Special trains will move Swedish and Danish delegates to join in The Hague with Dutch Spanish and Swiss members aiming to form a permanent peace organization. The Oscar II likely arrives four days late due to a storm.
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Associated Press
Oscar II
Cape Race
N. F
Henry Ford
Party of Peace Advocates
Christiana
Norway
United States
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Hague
Ford
Germany
the Hague
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Sharp Pacific Storms
The bulletin predicts a warm spell Dec 11 15 and a strong Pacific coast storm by Dec 12 16 with rising intensity through Dec 24. It warns of a drought across the continent Dec 12 Jan 10, with heavy rain in Central America and above normal precipitation on the Pacific slope. Future notes cover January temperatures and celestial observations.
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Pacific
Navy
United States Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Atlantic
Europe
Rockies
Middle Southwest
Central America
Australia
India
South America
Philippines
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Weather Notes Foretell Crop Prospects for 1916
Fragmentary text references Sagira and other planets and notes crop weather impacts in 1916. Reads as a brief weather-forecasting item linking celestial observations to agricultural expectations.
Holidays Schedules for Bryan and A M College Schools
Bryan High School closes December 22 and reopens January 3. Villa Maria Academy closes December 23 and reopens January 3. Allen Academy closes December 21 and reopens January 3. Bryan Baptist Academy closes December 28 and reopens January 3. Agricultural and Mechanical College closes December 22 and reopens January 3.
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Bryan High School
Villa Maria Academy
Allen Academy
Bryan Baptis: Academy
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Small Cotton Fire on Freight Train in Yard
A fire broke out in a car of cotton on a Houston and Texas Central freight train just as it prepared to leave the yard. The train crew extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived, damaging two bales. The loss is nominal and the origin remains unknown.
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Houston & Texas Central
McDonald visitors from Macy stop in city today
Leonard McDonald and George Mc Donald were among visitors from Macy in the city today, greeting local residents and checking on affairs in town.
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Leonard McDonald
George McDonald
Macy
Geta It Corn Nomenclature Ad Notion Appears
A quirky ad copy touts Geta It as a corn peel remover. It promises ease as a moving picture style gimmick and minimal effort for the user.
Bryan College Interurban Railway Company Directors Meet
Notice states the annual meeting of the board of directors in Bryan Brazos County Texas on the first Tuesday in January 1906 the 4th day of the month. Meeting follows adjournment of the stockholders meeting for electing officers and other matters.
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Bryan College Interurban Railway Company
Bryan
Brazos County
Texas
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M. H. James
Smith Drug Company
I.W. Harper
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