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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

7

Italy Rejects Austria Concessions Amid War Bill Move

Rome reports the Italian Council of Ministers rejected Austria's latest concessions while Premier Salandra pushed a war expenditures bill through Parliament. The chamber cheered Signor Landra as espionage cases and trials drew attention, with strategic war discussions continuing in Rome and London rooms.

Associated Press Rome Italian Council of Ministers Austria Paris Chamber of Deputies Temps Landra Signor Landra House Salandra

French Troops Land at Seddul Bahr in Gallipoli

A Paris dispatch reports French forces have landed at Seddul Bahr on the Gallipoli peninsula. The French fleet supports the landing while British infantry move toward Krithia to encircle Turkish defenses.

Associated Press Paris Havas Seddul Bahr Dardanelles Gallipoli Krithia

Italy Rebuffs Austria and Turbulent Diplomatic Moves

The report outlines Italy’s war preparation and stiff demands on Austria, noting dates from December through May, including Sonnino’s April statement and Italy’s May 4 breach of the treaty. It mentions German pressure and Austria’s perceived concessions as Italy stood firm. A separate line references a German spy suicide in London.

Associated Press Rome Italy Ialy Serbia Austria Signor Sonnino

British trawler Chrysolite sunk near Peterhead

A German submarine sank the British trawler Chrysolite yesterday near Peterhead Scotland as reported by Associated Press. The incident occurred May 19 with no further details on casualties or rescue efforts provided.

Py Associated Press Peterhead Scotland Here

Seventeen German Submarines Lost Since February

London May 20 Evening News cites Copenhagen correspondent reporting seventeen German submarines lost since the February blockade declaration.

London The Evening News Copenhagen

German Counterattack Pushes Russians Back on Front

Berlin reports mists delaying fighting on the Franco Belgian front. German troops crossed the San river north of Przemysl and repelled a Russian assault with heavy losses. A morning counterattack stormed enemy positions and forced a retreat.

Associated Press Berlin San River Przemys

Mediterranean town gains new face as war reshapes life

A wartime correspondent describes a Dardanelles harbor town transformed by the presence of French chasseurs d Afrique on Arab horses, Senegalese tents on the hillside, and a mixed garrison of French, Italians, British, Greeks, and volunteers. He notes rebuilding, docks, and housing under way as inhabitants adapt to military occupation.

Hens Associated Press Dardanelles Hce Puglish Arks Chasseurs d'Afrique Army Service Corps Red Cross

Elliott’s Engagement Notice Sparks Local Interest

Miss Elliott, described as a sweet faced and pleasant young woman, is announced with optimism and wide local sympathy, drawing a large circle of friends to share in the forthcoming moment.

Miss Elliott

Weilborn News Highlights Local Visits and Graduation Plans

Miss Verna West and Rev. Williamson visit local families while the public school prepares to close May 25 with commencement exercises led by eighth and tenth grade representatives and diplomas presented by Supt. Parker. Other items note visits, a minor theft, and town prosperity.

Verna West Fountain A. W. Boyder Williamson Colorado City Ben Eidson Wilson Baptist Church Vivian Royder Jeff Royder Jr Allie Gandy Clarence Ousley T. W. Parker Herman Tabor George Royder White’s Temple George F. Lee Bryan Sam Royder A. W. Royder Owers

War Scene Mixed With Rural Life On A Nearby Port

The Bryan Weekly Fagle portrays a chaotic harbor scene with battleships and Greek traders, then shifts inland to a village where Greek priests move through war’s bustle and farmers plow with oxen. Women wash by streams as poppies and lilacs bloom, contrasting Eastern conflict and rural life.

Bryan Red Cross Army

Atlantic fleet visit draws thousands to New York

The Atlantic fleet now touring New York will attract thousands of visitors during the week. Sailors and officers are expected to participate in public events and ceremonies around the city.

New York

Germans refuse Roosevelt vote over Lusitania interview

Thousands of Germans declare they will not support Colonel Roosevelt if he runs again citing his Lusitania interview. California shows sharp immigration growth, rivaling New York, while a plane salute pays tribute to officials. Rothschilds are said to be serving in multiple armies across British, German, and Austrian forces as WWI mobilizes. London deploys 2000 to 4000 Boy Scouts to government offices and recruiting depots.

Roosevelt Lusitania California New York Rothschild Frankfort London Prince of Wales

Car springs praised for comfort despite dangers

A Life magazine quip extols springs in a car, claiming they cushion riders so well a child is hardly noticed and a man struck causes no discomfort, reflecting a reckless sentiment about automotive safety.

Roosevelt Verdict Denies Barnes Damages in Roosevelt Case

Syracuse report says after eleven hours deliberation the jury returns a verdict for Theodore Roosevelt, finding Barnes not entitled to damages. First ballot was 9 to 3 in Roosevelt's favor, with Roosevelt calling the outcome a typical American verdict. New York reports indicate Barnes Jr. will appeal the case.

Roosevelt Barnes Associated Press Syracuse N. Y Theodore Roosevelt New York William Barnes Jr

Bride Elect Complimented At Pink Heart Party

Mrs. Clarence Vick hosted a heart party in Bryan to honor Miss Blanche Buchanan and her approaching marriage to Mr. Edward McAdams. Guests enjoyed blossom décor, hearts games, pink cream and cake, and toasts. A surprise wedding announcement for Sadie Elliott and James Yardly followed.

Blanche Buchanan Edward McAdams Clarence Vick Dorothy Perkins W. T. Bryant Cupid Blanche Sadie Sadie Elliott James Yardly Port Arthur

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