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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

7

U S Demands Prompt Action Over Ancona Sinking

The United States issues a strong note to Austria Hungary demanding swift denouncement of the sinking of the Italian liner Ancona. It calls for punishment of the submarine commander and for indemnity for American deaths and injuries, warning relations may be severed if unmet. Austria cites no reply from the submarine commander. the vessel’s location remains unknown.

Austria-Hungary Ancona United States Austro-Hungary Austria

Little Sallie Burlin Dies After Illness at 2

Sallie Burlin two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Burlin of Thompson Creek community died Saturday afternoon after a five week illness. Funeral held Sunday at 4 o'clock in Red Hill Cemetery with Rev J W Rawls officiating. Parents and friends share in the bereavement.

Sallie J. F. Burlin Thompson Creek Red Hill J. W. Rawls

Income tax totals rise in first fiscal year reports

Washington reports the first fiscal year personal income tax paid by 357,515 individuals totaled 41,046,162, up nearly 13 million from 1914. Corporate returns fell to 299,445, while frauds in oleomargarine and emergency taxes influenced overall revenue to about 415,681,000.

Washington Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Britain to buy American securities with five year bonds

The British government announced it will purchase American securities and pay for them with five year five percent bonds.

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Round Trip Fares To Texas And More On Limited Sale

One and one third fare round trip tickets to Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Memphis on sale December 18 23 24 25 26 and January 1 limit January 5 To Chicago St Louis Kansas City New Orleans Washington Baltimore all points in Southeast and several in Colorado sell December 21 22 and 23 limit January 18 See ticket agent I and G N railway.

Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Memphis Chicago St. Louis Kansas City New Orleans Washington Baltimore Southeast Colorado I. & G. N. Railway

Alexander Girls Defeat New Baden in Tight Basketball

The Alexander girls beat New Baden 15 to 11 at Wheelock, with fast decisive teamwork and accurate goal throwing. The Alexander and Tabor High School boys also played a close game that ended in a tie, to be replayed later. report by A. S. McSwain.

Alexander Tabor New Baden Wheelock Robertson County A. S. McSwain

Firemen Elect Sosolik and Decide Christmas Donation

The Bry an Protection Company No. 1 meeting adjourned after electing Chas Sosolik as a member and voting a $10 donation to the Knights of Pythias Christmas fund. The fire chief and secretary were authorized to complete the final payment on the fire wagon.

Knights of Pythias Chas Sosolik

Texas Highways Need Better Bridges

Professor B K Coghlan argues Texas roads suffer from unsafe bridges and out of date construction. He urges engineers be hired for bridge design, modern steel or reinforced concrete structures, and yearly replacement of one or two bridges plus thorough maintenance with bond funds for long term road improvement.

Texas Sues

City plans more hitching racks along streets

At a council meeting the Commercial Club urged building hitching racks for rural visitors. Alderman Wilson will approve and install racks along intersections where property owners object less. Two racks exist at Eugene Edge on East Mosely and Sanders Brothers on East Caldwell with another near First National Bank on West Mosely.

Commercial Club Alderman Wilson Wilson Eugene Edge East Mosely Sanders Brothers East Caldwell Street First National Bank West Mosely Street

Harvey Happenings in Woodman Circle Box Supper

Community notes report a box supper at Woodman Hall raising funds and drawing a large crowd. Local events include a Friday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Kan Kelley’s home with games and good cheer.

Woodmen Woodman Hall Kan Kelley Harvey E. Bullock Joe Parker Beeville J. H. Ferguson Carl Morgan West, Tex

Aid Society Presents Communion Service Gift

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church presented an elegant individual communion service as a Christmas gift at the conference after the morning service. The gift was accepted unanimously and a vote of thanks extended to the ladies for their thoughtful gift.

Ladies’ Aid Society The First Baptist Church

Steep Hollow Sweeps Wellborn In Double Victory

Steep Hollow School defeated Wellborn High in both games on Saturday. The Steep Hollow first team won 22 to 11 and the second team 15 to 3, marking Wellborn’s first defeat of the season. The Steep Hollow squads led in most phases and held a secure advantage after early minutes.

Wellborn Steep Hollow

Robbed studio window at Carter's studio

Thief shattered the Carter studio display window last night and stole three photographs valued at five dollars each. Carter notes the thief damaged only photos of young ladies while leaving men and babies. He offers five dollar reward and will reinforce the windows with a keyed lock system.

Carter

SONS OF HERMANN ELECT OFFICERS

At a regular meeting of the Sons of Hermann Lodge Sunday the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Aug Thompson president John Wittmann vice president F A Sommerlatte secretary Aug Jahn treasurer W J Hajek trustees Walter Wipprecht Chas Nitch and B Kaczer finance committee Dr A L Mendrick lodge physician

Sons of Hermann Lodge Aug. Thompson John Wittmann F. A. Sommerlatte Aug. Jahn W. J. Hajek Walter Wipprecht Chas. Nitch B. Kaczer A.L. Mendrick Lodge

Two More Bryan Stores Burglarized in Weekend Break-ins

Two Bryan shops suffered burglary Saturday night as yet another pair of robberies hit the area. W T James furniture on Bryan and West Anderson saw a window broken and a cash register rifled but no cash taken. merchandise remained. Phillip Ventura general store in north Bryan also entered through a window with two sacks of flour missing. no money recovered. Police continue work on both cases.

Bryan W. T. James’ Furniture Establishment Wagner Building West Anderson Streets Phillip Ventura

Licenses Issued for Six Marriages in Local Registry

Louis Lucas and Mary Brown wed. Webb Crawford and Leona Thomas tie the knot. Charlie Williams and Roxie Gaiter marry. Ollie Dunn and Sarah Lawrence join in marriage. Mrs J C Welch departed Sunday for a few weeks visit to relatives in San Antonio and Elgin.

Louis Lucas Mary Brown Webb Crawford Leona Thomas Charlie Williams Roxie Gaiter Ollie Dunn Sarah Lawrence J. C. Welch San Antonio Elgin

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