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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

7

Germans Told to Leave Italian Soil Amid War Dispatch

Paris reports from March 18 say German authorities privately ordered troops to quit Italian land immediately. Athens via Havas notes Allied actions near Smyrna paused, with Turks repairing batteries along the Dardanelles. Russian advances on Przasnycz and Orzyc are mentioned, while French incursions and German repulses in Champagne are cited.

Associated Press Paris Italian Riviera Athens Havas Smyrna Asiatic Turkey Dardanelles Constantinople Gallipoliti Penin Sula Attac Orzyc Przasnyzc Est Champagne

Brussels Firm Fined for Violating Governor Order

A Brussels local firm was fined 5000 dollars for defying the German Governor of Belgium prohibition on paying creditors in England. London reports Neuve Chapelle reduced to ruins with extensive German casualties. Berlin notes a Russian militia raid into East Prussia.

Brussels Associated Press Belgium England London Neuve Chapelle

Two Popular Young People United in Marriage

Miss Bertha Sellers and Mr William B Roman wed in a home ceremony at the Graham residence on Tuesday evening at 8. Rev T Tally officiated. Only relatives and close friends attended due to a recent bereavement, with a fragrant parlor setting of narcissus ferns and palms. The bride wore a putty colored coat suit and the groom, a native of the city, works at B J Jenkins' drug store. Guests later enjoyed pineapple ice and white cake in a prettily appointed dining room.

DeWit Graham Bertha Sellers William B. Roman T. Tally First Methodist Church Mr. Roman Alice Roman B. J. Jenkins

Germany Protests Arrest Warrants Against German Officials

The German Embassy protested to the United States over warrants served yesterday on the German consul and high secretary in Seattle. Berlin calls the arrests an attempt to bribe for shipbuilder information and a violation of the consular treaty.

Germany United States Associated Press Washington Hig Seattle

Belgians Advance on Yser Front As War Rages On

Paris dispatch reports continued Belgian progress on the Yser with no new developments near Champagne. The official update notes activity persists along the front.

German merchant reports Senussi rule in Sudan Nubia

A Berlin based trader who recently returned from Egypt says dervishes now control all Sudan and parts of Nubia. He recalls last November’s fight in which the British suffered about 2,000 casualties and officers. He claims Senussi tribesmen destroyed an Australian camp near the Pyramids, killing 200.

Associated Press Berlin Egypt Sudan Nubia Pyramids

Lull Reported On Both Fronts After Heavy Fighting

Associated Press dispatch from London notes a cease in major engagements on both fronts after last week’s heavy fighting. No significant actions reported today as observers await further developments.

Associated Press London

Unclear event at Roman home centerpieces event

Fragmentary report notes Mr and Mrs Roman hosting friends at the home of Mrs Alice Roman, the mother of the groom, in a crystal crystal receptacle centerpiece setting.

City Ordinance Prohibits Unlicensed Alms Solicitation

Bryan Texas city council enacts a rule banning alms solicitation within city limits without a permit from Federated Christian Charities officers. Violations are misdemeanor with fines from one to ten dollars. Ordinance takes effect upon legal publication. Signed by Mayor W. W. Harris and City Secretary H Crenshaw on March 18, 1915.

W. W. Harris H. Crenshaw Bryan Tex

Marriage Licenses Granted to Multiple Couples

William Buchanan Roman and Bertha Mae Sellars. Robert Harris Wright and Allen Smothers. Jose Hernandez and Frank Thornton and Rosa Ella Lena Jefferson. Petra Sepeda and Lola Barnes.

William Buchanan Roman Bertha Mae Sellars Robert Harris Wright Allen Smothers Jose Hernandez Frank Thornton Rosa Ella Lena Jefferson Petra Sepeda Lola Barnes

Real Estate Transfer in Bryan Cole's Addition

Mrs. M. Robinson transfers lots 5 and 6 in Cole's addition Bryan to Ed M. Sims for a consideration of 475 dollars.

Ship purchase pill troubles noted by Indianapolis News

The Indianapolis News reports widespread difficulties surrounding a ship purchase pill, highlighting ongoing issues and public concern over the transaction and its implications.

Indianapolis News

Bryan City Council Bans Begging Without Charity Letter

Last night Mayor Harris presided as the Bryan council approved an ordinance prohibiting begging without a recommendation letter from the Federated Christian Charities. Violators face a fine of 1 to 10 dollars. The meeting also adopted paving plans for several streets with concrete and set bids for April 7, and discussed redeeming 5000 dollars in bonds.

Harris Haswell Vick Wilson Adams Crenshaw George BR. Hadley Federated Christian Bryan City of Bryan Federated Christian Charities Federated Charities Fannin, Burleson, Anderson, Mosely Caldwell Tabor Avenue

Burton urges U.S. leadership in Latin American trade

Former Ohio Senator Burton, guest at a Pan American Society luncheon, urged that current world conditions enable the United States to lead in civilization. He spoke on expanding trade with South America and fostering friendship and goodwill with Latin American nations before departing for the region.

Burton Ohio New York Associated Press Pan-American Society South America United States

Club Notes List District Delegates for Bryan Meeting

At the Fourth District meeting in Bryan April 14 to 16 delegates from many towns will be represented. The homes committee invites hosts. a S. gs. Ross Chapter U P C meets March 26 at 3 p.m. The Brenham public schools superintendent urged keeping commencement gowns under five dollars. The Bryan public library notes praise for its role in education and details new members, new books, magazines, and hours.

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Jack Johnson Ready 7 Take Medicine

Chicago dispatch reports boxer Jack Johnson plans to return to Chicago after whipping Willard to "take my medicine" for a Man Act conviction. The letter to his mother was read with US District Clyne noting Johnson seeks legal help and eager to resume boxing.

Associated Press Chicago Jack Johnson Johnson

Gainer Praised by Legislators for A and M Resolution Vote

Commercial Club secretary H J McKnight reports telegrams from Texas legislators praising Representative Charles Gainer for pushing the Sackett resolution to a vote on separating the A and M College from the State University. Messages from Bryan and across Texas commend his efforts and final passage.

Commercial Club H. J. McKnight Charles Lewellyn Gaiser Charles Austin Tex Bryan Friends of Texas McKnight Aca Buchanan Im. & Wallace

Colonel House Aims for Possible Peace Effort in Berlin Talks

From Berlin on March 20 Associated Press reports Colonel E. M. House of Texas arrived to confer with Ambassador Gerard regarding potential peacemaking. United States officials believe his work could advance prospects for peace as discussions continue in Berlin.

Associated Press Berlin Cole House of Texas Gerard Colonel House United States

Visitors from Wixon Visit the City Today

Mr and Mrs J H White of Wixon were among the visitors to the city today.

J. H. White of Wixon City

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