Ludendorff Bluster Denounced in Editorial Feature
The Bryan Weekly Eagle derides General von Ludendorff as a power behind the German throne. It accuses him of bluster and egotism while noting German military preparations and morale failings. The piece contrasts Allied strength, American forces, and German deception, arguing Germany cannot claim superiority after years of war.
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von Ludendorff
Germany
General Ludendorff
Russia
United States
Sapp trial witness list from 1915 Big Thicket killings
The Daily Eagle recounts Thursday testimony in the Sapp murder case with witnesses from Kirbyville Beaumont and Kouitz detailing sightings on January 5 1915 at trains hotels and depots. Testimony covers graves near the Big Thicket Watts and Havart bodies the Sapp car spade loans and alibi questions.
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Daily Eagle
Will Gerald
Kirbyville
Sapp
Beaumont
Aldridge
Sapps
Lou Sapp
Whitehead
Lufkin
Frank Havart
Colmesweil
Scott Whitehad
Beaumat
R. E. Cunningham
Kountze
Kountz
Dick Watts
Frank Hawart
John Roundtree
Kouitz
Wright
Nona
J. B. Roberts
Konitz
Justice of the Peace
Hardin County
Havart
G. A. Anderson
Sapp Bros
E. E. Sapp
Wesley McDaniels
Wesley McDaniel
Roundtree
E. B. Sapp
Jefferson Hotel
Frank Havard
Ik. E. Sapp
Santa Fe
Lumberton
E. W. van Gordon
BE E Sapp
D. W. Brown
L. B. Wright
Watts
Hawart
Calvin Brown
Miss Geraldine Kelly Dies At 27 At Family Homestead
Miss Geraldine Kelly died at 5 this morning at the old Kelly homestead eight miles north of Bryan. Funeral held at 4 30 this afternoon with interment in Wesson cemetery. She was born February 1 1891 and was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Wiley Kelly.
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Geraldine Kelly
Bryan
Marriage Licenses Issued For Martinez Pineda And Anderson Sexton
Louis Martinez and Sevastona Pineda received a marriage license followed by Tom G. Anderson and Hattie Sexton as a second license in the period.
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Louis Martinez
Sevastona Pineda
Tom G. Anderson
Hattie Sexton
Relic From War Brought By Lieut Cavitt
An interesting war relic arrived from Lieut Norman Cavitt to local friends. The candleholder uses a shell nose as its base and a fuse fragment for the stem. The upper stem is a German cartridge captured by a wounded French soldier. Cavitt also noted meeting Charlie Hudson of Bryan who was reported well.
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Norman Cavitt
Lieut. Cavitt
Charlie Hudson
Bryan
Hudson
War Savings Stamps Total From Banks and Post Office
The three banks and the post office report sales of war savings stamps reaching 10 628 81 dollars to date.
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Post Office
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted by Doctor's Endorsement
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Internal remedies are needed to reach the disease seat. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken orally and works through the blood on mucous surfaces. It blends tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrhal conditions. Send for testimonials from Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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