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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
6
Questioned peace talks and policy from Asquith
Associated Press reports in London that Premier Asquith will face questions in Parliament about unofficial peace talks with Berlin and whether he will continue fighting until Europe is freed. Berlin cites misquotes about Miss Cavell, and a Canadian soldier in Flanders notes new improvised trench weapons in use by the British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Asquith
House of Commons
Berlin
Europe
Brand Whitlock
Brussels
Miss Cavell
Toronto
Canada
Flanders
Ambassadors Meeting With Kaiser Not Discussed
Berlin reports Ambassador Gerard met the Kaiser at Potsdam for half an hour and refused to discuss the conference for publication. A Salonika dispatch says Franco Serbian successes threaten the Kumanovo Vranya line and German allies push in Serbia. In the Italian front, hard fighting continues as Italians press toward Gorizia and Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gerard
Potsdam
London
Serbia
Kumanovo-Vranya
Salonika
Gorizia
Trent
Austro Germain Forces Establish Noted Move
The Associated Press reports from Berlin that on October 27 Austro German forces have established a significant military position. Details describe a coordinated action with potential strategic implications in the European theater.
Russians Break Through Russian Lines at Dvinsk
The War Office reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg's troops pierced Russian positions over a mile wide near Dvinsk. In San Francisco two men, Ralph Blair and Thomas Addie, were found guilty of conspiring to hire men for the British navy, with sentences pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
War Office
von Hindenburg
Dvinsk
San Francisco
Cal
Ralph Blair
Thomas Addie
United States
Spy Executed in London
London reports another spy execution today, the person’s name not disclosed as authorities confirmed the act carried out in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Bell County Sees Rising Interest in Dry Election
In Waco on October 27 Governor Ferguson's Bell County home draws attention to the November 25 local option vote. Dr. A J Barton reports Temple's leading citizens and many professionals shifting to dry, noting support among some black voters. Pro prohibition clubs form countywide as campaigning unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Bell County
James E. Ferguson
A. J. Barton
Anti-Saloon League
Temple
South and East Texas Development League Formed in Houston
A Houston based South and East Texas Development League aims to awaken undeveloped land in a 56 county area. President John T. Scott and Advisory Chair Edwin B. Parker lead plans to circulate one million agricultural leaflets and boost A M College collaboration, roads drainage, and river improvements. Major L L Mellanis arranges college visits to spur local business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East Texas
Houston
South and East Texas Development League
Tom Richardson
Commercial Club
Bryan
Brazos County
Mr. Richardson
John T. Scott
Edwin B. Parker
League
Scott
A. & M. College
Bryan Commercial Club
Richardson
J. T. Scott
E. B. Parker
Baker
Brazos
Colorado
Texas
Parker
L. L. MelIanis
Wortham Street Carnival Arrives in Bryan Week of November 29
The Wortham Street Carnival with eighteen first class attractions comes to Dallas Fair and is secured by the Bryan fire department to tour Bryan starting Monday November 29 under fire department auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Dr Winship Inspires A and M Students With Get in the Game
Dr Winship of Boston spoke at the A and M College chapel in Bryan on Get in the Game. He urged students to prepare for life and play their part, emphasizing timely choices and personal responsibility with memorable, familiar figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizzell
A. & M. College
Dr. Winship
Boston
United States
College Chapel
Bryan
Fountain Brothers Versus Campise Brothers Trial Under Way
The county court trial of Fountain Brothers v Campise Brothers and others began with witness examination in progress. Plaintiffs are represented by Batte and Minkert and W C Davis, while defendants are by Hudson Hudson and F H Kingsbury of Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Brothers
Campise Brothers Et al
Eagle
Batte & Minkert
W. C. Davis
Hudson & Hudson
F. H. Kingsbury
Waco
Oscar O Nation Found Dead In San Antonio River
The body of Oscar O Nation aged 60 nephew of Carrie Nation notorious for saloon smashing was found floating in the San Antonio river Tuesday morning. Authorities say death occurred sometime Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Oscar O. Nation
Carrie Nation
Velasco World
Described Battle Among the Clouds Over German Balloon
Paris Oct. 28 AP describes Sergeant Aviator G. G. recounting a fourteenth mission against a famous German captive balloon. He fought from a precarious perch, fired at 350 yards, and helped down the balloon after a steep ascent and volleyed attack, then returned home safely with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
G. G
Fontenoy-Sch-Comte
Bowie
Mexican Plotters Are Arrested In San Angelo Farm
Four Mexicans were arrested at the James Wilson farm in San Angelo Texas on October 28 charged with plotting a revolution according to local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Angelo
Tex
James Wilson
Bond matter not finally closed in county road sale
Judge Maloney told The Eagle editor the county good roads bond deal remains open and pending. The court and advisory committee work to perfect the sale and arrange road contracts and begin construction at the earliest moment. He hopes for a satisfactory adjustment soon and will issue a full statement to press and public once the deal is closed.
Headless Body Found by Tracks in Pittsburg
The headless body of Sophia McCall, daughter of a former mayor, was found beside the railroad today in Pittsburg, with a badly crushed body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sophia McCall
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Eli
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Kaiser
U. S
Constant Carnival
Houston, Texas
Ito
Development League
Bryan High School
Col. Ousley
Aramd M. College
Jno
Schools of
A & M. College
Velasco
San
Antonio River
Crean
Louisville Soap Company
Louisville
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