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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1916

Page

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British retreat and Gallipoli loss reported in war dispatches

Dispatches from London and Constantinople describe a British retreat in Mesopotamia with Kut troops surrounded by Turks and French trenches in Champagne captured by Germans. Reports claim an allied transport sunk off Gallipoli with troops aboard and large British booty left in evacuation.

Messopotamia Constantinople Gallipoli Associated Press London Mesopotamia Kutel Champagne Berlin Percy Lake John Eccles Nixon

Cotton Stock and Market Prospects Report

The article analyzes cotton stocks in England 645000 bales and in Europe 515000 bales, with US port stock 1741000 and inferior towns 1431000. It notes exports for the week and season, rising freights, boll weevil spread, fertilizer use in south states, and funding pressures on farmers. It ends urging vigilance of market factors and war news shaping prices.

England American United States Europe Texas Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Atlantic Liverpool Georgia North Carolina South Carolina North Georgia

Deputy Battle Resigns as Deputy Sheriff

W. E. Battle tendered his resignation to Sheriff T. C. Nunn today and it was accepted with immediate effect. Battle has served for several months and acquitted himself with credit. no successor has been appointed.

W. E. Battle T. C. Nunn Battle Sheriff Nunn

Syrup Can Explosion Injures County Treasurer

County Treasurer J. B. Priddy suffered a painful facial burn yesterday morning when a syrup can he was warming on a stove exploded. He looked into the can’s top to gauge syrup, and the blast sent hot liquid into his face, narrowly missing an eye.

J. B. Priddy Mr. Priddy

Kurten Phone Co Elects Officers for Year

Kurten Telephone Company stockholders met Saturday afternoon and elected Rev. J. J. Kasiske president W. W. Manthei first vice president M. B. Easters second vice president Henry Prinzel corresponding secretary C. Hedke financial secretary and August Prinzel treasurer for the ensuing year.

Kurten Telephone Company J. J. Kasiske W. W. Manthei M. B. Easters Henry Prinzel C. Hedke August Prinzel

For Sale of Mules and Horses by Local Dealers

Six mules four mares and two horses offered at rock bottom prices. See Chas E Locke Zack Tex for details.

Rock Bottom Chas E. Locke Zack Tex

Residence Burglarized. Hams Stolen From Rembert Home

Mr and Mrs Mack Rembert reported a break in last night at their city residence. A burglar entered in the early night, fleeing with a ham under each arm as the couple heard a door slam and saw him run away. officers are investigating the case.

Mack Rembert

Park Lights Arrive for Civic Park Poles Installed

Ten ornamental steel light poles for Civic Park have arrived with five globes per pole and will be installed soon. The Civic League will seek wiring options and cable to illuminate a larger area as Mrs. G. W. Emory leads the installation effort at the International & Great Northern freight office.

The Civic League Northern Freight Office G. W. Emory

Farm For Sale Near Bryan In Good Condition

Farm of 150 acres located five miles south of Bryan. Well improved with all necessary outbuildings. Contact Frank Lero Jr route 5 for details.

Bryan Frank Lero, Jr

Celebrated 82d Birthday of Uncle Abe Hensarling

Brazos County residents joined 82 year old Uncle Abe Hensarling for a family birthday gathering at his city home. His wife enjoyed the day as children and grandchildren shared a basket dinner prepared by their spouses. Attendees included J. L. Hensarling family, Mrs A G Neeley, R L Buchanan family, T A Hensarling family, Phillip Hensarling family, Jesse Hensarling and Mrs Stella Andrews.

Abe Hensarling Brazos County J. L. Hensarling A. G. Neeley R. L. Buchanan T. A. Hensarling Phillip Hensarling Jesse Hensarling Stella Andrews

Garibaldi Redshirts invasion plan halted by government

Rome reports General Garibaldi announced the proposed 30,000 Redshirts would not advance through Albania into the Balkans. The news comes amid wider WWI era dispatches noting Austrian gains in Montenegro, a sunk steamer, and shifting Irish political stances.

Balkans Albania Associated Press Rome Garibaldi Sicily Ricciotti Garibaldi Clan McFarland Mediterranean John Redmond

Russians claim Czartorysk capture amid Ottoman fronts

London dispatch says Russians claim Czartorysk taken while Austrians deny advancing beyond the cemetery. Austrians try to hold lines as a screen for Kovel and link with German Galician forces. Germans claim regaining Czartorysk ground and report a Lille front attack. British say repulsed. Constantinople says allies bombard the narrows from land and sea.

Czartorysk Dardanelles Narrows Associated Press London Kovel Pinsk Lille

Americans Die As Italian Ship Sinks In Adriatic

Two hundred Monte Negrins from America perished when an Italian steamship struck a mine in the Adriatic Sea and sank.

Associated Press Paris America Adriatic Sea

German Troops Seize Trench at Martmanns Weilerkopf

Berlin reports a surprise assault by German forces captured a trench at Martmanns Weilerkopf from the French. Official dispatch notes a swift night operation and the enemy position now in German hands.

Berlin Martmanns- Weilerkopf

Riots Hit East Youngstown as Steel Strike Turmoil Rages

Wild rioting and looting erupted in East Youngstown after a steel mill walkout. One dead and possibly a hundred wounded as ten blocks burned, thousands homeless, and property losses near 1 million dollars. Militia deployed, saloons closed, and a bridge dynamite threat reported.

Associated Press Youngstown Ohio Cleveland East Youngstown

A and M College Notes Highlight Livestock Judges and New Buildings

Demands for livestock show judges at A and M College are high as extension staff are complemented by senior animal husbandry students. New construction includes a $50 000 hospital and a $10 000 dairy barn, with hospital by Hedrick Construction and barn by Dupuy and Ranney, both hollow interlocking tile and fireproof. A poultry handbook from James E. Rice at Cornell, adapted to Texas conditions, will be distributed soon. Arbor Day plans target Feb 22 tree planting with Texas schools and teachers.

A. and M. College Hedrick Construction Company Dallas Dupuy & Ranney San A and M South James E. Rice Cornell University Texas Rice Extension Service

Ohio official sent to mediate Youngstown strike

Columbus Ohio January 8 The industrial commission orders F C Croxton head of the Statistical bureau and noted harmonizer of Ohio labor issues to go to Youngstown as mediator in the strike. He departs tonight.

Columbus Ohio The Industrial Commission F. C. Croxton Statistical Bureau Youngstown

Dupont Powder Plant Explosion Kills Three at Carneys Point

Philadelphia reporting three killed in an explosion of two tons of smokeless powder at the Dupont plant in Carneys Point New Jersey. No outside agents are suspected of causing the blast.

Associated Press Philadelphia Dupont Carneys Point N. J

Mrs. W. A. Singletary Rites Held In Alexander

Mrs. W. A. Singletary age 42 died at home after a brief illness in the Tabor community. She is survived by her husband and several children. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. C. Welch at the Alexander Church and burial followed in Alexander Cemetery.

W. A. Singletary Tabor Alexander Church Alexander J. C. Welch First Christian Church

Red cow and yearling lost near Thompson Creek bridge

A red cow with left horn clipped and a red heifer yearling were lost between H. and T. C. bridges on Thompson Creek toward Smitana. Finder to return them to M. J. Tremont, Bryan Route 2.

Thompson Creek Smitana M. J. Tremont Bryan

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Lusitania Washington Germany Bernstorff Lansing Amsterdam Shiek Otton Johnston Storm Kurten Phone CO International & Great Mr. Hensarling ULO Montenegro Berane Lim Porto Persia State Department Auousang Trench A. & M. College Poultry Handbook Director of Extension College Station Dupont Powder W. H. Lawrence Commerce Building Bryan, Texan
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