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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1915

Page

2

Victories in Serbia Boost Allied Hopes in Balkans

French and British forces report successes in Serbia with Kasturino loss to the French and a British advance along the Valendovo Rabrovo line. Winston Churchill travels to the front in uniform as a major after recently leaving the Cabinet. Italian front artillery activity is noted as Austrian forces destroy Italian-held lands.

Serbia Balkans Winston Churchill Cabinent Ancona Dardanelles Winston Spencer Churchill the Admiralty Churchill Admiralty Rome Isonzo

Hillstrom Executed After National Attention

Joseph Hillstrom a condemned murderer was put to death by firing squad at the state prison in Salt Lake City Utah. His case drew national attention including intervention from President Wilson the Swedish minister and the American Federation of Labor. The condemned man died instantly with a brief disturbance preceding the execution.

Associated Press Salt Lake City Utah Joseph Hillstorm Wilson United States American Federation of Labor

Munro Recommends Withdrawal From Dardanelles

London reports General Charles C. Munro the new Dardanelles commander has urged withdrawal of the British expedition. A renewed offensive recovered 280 yards of Turkish trenches, according to the War Office notice.

Associated Press London Charles C. Munro Dardanelles War Office

German naval lieutenant held after breaking parole

A German naval lieutenant who escaped parole from the interned Eitel Freidrich at Norfolk Virginia is being held in London. The admission was announced today.

Associated Press London Eitel Freidrich Norfolk

Galt's Agents Blacklisted by Paris Dressmakers

Two American customers of German origin are blacklisted by the Paris dressmakers' syndicate. One was commissioned to buy gowns for the trousseau of Mrs. Norman Galt, who will marry President Woodrow Wilson. Offers were made to handle Mrs. Galt's order directly.

Paris Trousseau Norman Galt Woodrow Wilson

Real Estate Transfers Brazos County Parcel Sold

J. H. Blume and others transfer 5 acres in the H. D. Taylor survey Brazos County to Tom Macy for 425.00 with 375.00 stated as consideration. Public property transfer record notes parcel details and amount.

J. H. Blume Tom Macy H. D. Taylor Brazos County

Louisiana Negroes Suit Dismissed by District Court

The District Supreme Court dismissed a $68,000,000 action by Louisianan Black residents against the government. They sought payment for involuntary servitude in Federal service handling cotton during the Civil War.

District Supreme Court Louisiana Washington District Supreme Court Today Federal Service

Pistol Duel in Dallas Wounds Detectives. Bandit Arrested

A pistol battle in a downtown Dallas rooming house left City Detectives George Emicke and Frank Smith wounded and "Red" Kelly of Oklahoma City arrested. Two prior hold ups and the capture of Dave Widener, also of Oklahoma City, led to the firefight. The wounded detectives were expected to recover.

Dallas Tex George Emicke Frank Smith

Auto turns turtle near Navasota injures several

An auto party from Grimes County returning to a football game near Navasota had a Ford overturn after a blowout. Passengers Van Taylor Fritz Ray Monroe Poteet Posten Parden and Jesse Floyd were hurt. Taylor and Poteet suffered broken or dislocated shoulders. Fritz Ray had internal injuries. Parden was bruised. Floyd uninjured. Medical staff provided prompt care.

Grimes County Ford Automobile van Taylor Fritz Ray Monroe Poteet Posten Parden Jesse Floyd Navasota van Taylor Fritz Ray Parden Floyd

Inquest Ordered Over Baby Death in Chicago

Chicago surgeon Dr H J Haiselden faces a coroner's inquest ordered by a jury of physicians into the death of Mrs Anna Bol linger's infant after a decision to withhold an operation. The natural death occurred yesterday prompting the inquest despite the law.

Associated Press Chicago Ill Anna Bollinger H. J. Haiselden

Methodist School Endowment Loss Reported

Miss Mabel K Howell, superintendent, admitted the endowment funds of the Scarlet Bible and Training School were lost. The amount is estimated between 100000 and 150000 dollars, with the funds believed entrusted to an investment firm. The school, founded in 1892 by Rev Nathan Scarrit, operates under the women’s board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Hundreds of graduates serve as deaconesses or missionaries.

Associated Press Kansas City Mabel K. Howell Scarlet Bible and Training School Nathan Scarrit Women’s Board of Missions of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Preliminary Road Work Begins in Brazos County

Engineers Abney and McCormick began the preliminary road work for road district No. 1 in Brazos County. They will run lines over city streets to the limits where rural roads will be improved joining the courthouse road system. The work follows the vote on good roads bonds.

Brazos County Court House

Training of Nap oL eon's Horses

London reports on Napoleon's horse training methods in light of King George's accident. Horses were conditioned to stay steady under torture, enduring head blows, ear-piercing noises, projectiles, and visual distractions, until Napoleon could halt them instantly at full gallop, his preferred speed.

W.L. Douglas W. L. Douglas Brockton Mass London Associated Press George Napoleon

First payments on big loan begin in New York

The first payments by syndicate members from across the country toward the $500 million Anglo-French loan were issued in New York. Checks were drawn against a $70 million deposit at National City Bank, the portion representing the loan's security.

New York Associated Press National City Bank

Local Cotton Sale Nets 88 Bales in Bryan Market

A. K. Brown of Bush & Witherspoon of Waco bought eighty eight bales from J. O. Chance. The lot was classed a little off middling and sold at market middling price. The Bryan market sees one of its busiest weeks with about 1,000 bales sold since Mordey morning.

A. K. Brown Bush & Witherspoon Waco J. O. Chance Bryan Mordey

Hooper Bond Granted After Auto Theft Arrest

Jim Hooper, held on auto theft charges from a Houston case, posted $750 bond with satisfactory sureties and was released by Sheriff Nunn. The grand jury will review the case at the March district court term. Dr. Greenwood of Houston identified the stolen car.

Jim Hooper Houston L. D. McGee Nunn Dr. Greenwood Young Hooper

Rural Credits Definitions and Amortization Plans

The article explains rural credits as methods to provide capital to farmers, focusing on long term European loans typically 10 to 75 years, often amortized with annual or semiannual payments. It also notes debentures as bonds secured by farm mortgages held by lending bodies or government.

National City Bank Deposits Hit Record High

The bank reported deposits of 537 million dollars yesterday, surpassing the previous high by 19 million. Funds for a syndicated loan payment moved through J P Morgan & Co for agents of the British and French governments, with discounts from par and other charges applied.

J. P. Morgan & Company National City Bank

Penrose Says San Antonio Statement Was Unauthorized

Denton Texas November 18 United States Senator Boise Penrose said last night’s San Antonio statement naming him as a presidential candidate was unauthorized but he admitted he was being mentioned in the race.

Hillstorm Denton Tex United States Boise Penrose San Antonio

Large Cotton Sale Signals Strong Season End

A. K. Brown of Busch & Witherspoon in Waco bought 500 bales in a late season deal. M. B. Parker supplied 265 bales and a local firm the rest. The price was not confirmed but stated to be at market level, about 1 cent per pound.

A. K. Brown Busch & Witherspoon Waco M. B. Parker

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Cially Athens Kasturino Valendovo Rabrovo Front Austria State Department Cecil Greil Mediterranean Joseph Hillstrom MRS Gandit Bad Man Ihralv Spark Ss. B. Wilson & CO L. Douglas ACE Bryan, Texas Methodist School Abney and McCormick Bond Penadge Gevera Frank Vacha Elk River Minn Severn Severa W. F. Severa CO Cedar Rapids Iowa U.S Benjamin Franklin America Franklin Lord Chatham Europe France Congress National Assembly Republic New Republic Pene Anheuser-Busch ST. Louis, U.S.A P. Boyett St. Lewis Budweise
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