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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1915

Page

6

German Forces Gain Serbians as War Office Reports

The German War Office announced the capture of 5000 additional Serbians as Teutonic forces push their Balkan offensive forward. Also reported, bombardment of Venice military establishments by aviators. Kitchener arrived at Salonika for a brief conference, and a German submarine sank British gunboats off the Egyptian coast.

Associated Press London Berlin Venice Vienna Bv Associated Press

Mutiny Checks British Advance Toward Bagdad

Berlin reports a mutiny by Indian troops in Mesopotamia checked the British drive toward Bagdad. Constantinople dispatch notes disaffection linked to alleged sacred relics in Bagdad.

Associated Press Berlin Bagdad Meosopotamia Constantinople

Eight Hour and Warehouse Laws Upheld by Court of Criminal Appeals

The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld both the eight hour law and the State warehouse law as constitutional. Arguments that the warehouse law violated equal protection and due process were rejected, and claims the eight hour law abridged the right of contract and was vague were also overruled.

Court of Criminal Appeals Associated Press Austin Tex

Mother Consented to Childs Death

Chicago, November 17. Mrs Anna Bollinger testified she consented to the death of her six year old deformed child after surgeons said a simple operation could not save it. She said she loved it as she did her other children but belief it would be a cripple or imbecile and possibly a criminal led her to consent. The baby was born after she recovered from typhoid.

Associated Press Chicago Ill Anna Bollinger

Liberty Bell Train Delayed Arrives in Bryan After Night Run

The Liberty Bell train bearing the historic bell and escort reached Bryan at 12 45 a m to a crowd of about 300 patriots. The car with the bell was well lit and attendants distributed cards detailing the bell’s history. The train’s schedule was disrupted by a late Dallas departure, delaying the bell’s Dallas arrival to around 8 20 p m and disappointing many children eager to view the relic.

Bryan United States Dallas Eagle

Start of Bryan Street sidewalks by contractor Hubbard

Contractor T. B. Hubbard, who secured the contract for cement sidewalks on Bryan Street, says arrangements are under way to start soon. Assessments per lot are being prepared and will be advertised for ten days. Property owners will have a hearing to object before work begins.

T. B. Hubbard Bryan Street

Aeroplanes Reach Wichita Falls After One-Hour Flight

Six military aeroplanes from Fort Sill arrived in Wichita Falls Texas after a one hour flight at nearly ninety miles an hour. The motor transport with six cars and six motorcycles also reached the city by road, surpassing the air route distance.

Associated Press Wichita Falls Tex Fort Sill San Antonio

Bryan High and Marlin High Play 0 to 0 Draw in Splendid Game

A morning grid clash on Bryan Baptist Academy grounds ends in a scoreless tie as Bryan High, despite being outmatched, stalls Marlin High. Standouts include Charley Cole and Dunn for Bryan with strong backfield work by Osborne, Shramek, and Gammill.

Bryan Bryan Baptist Academy Marlin Central Texas Charley Cole Dunn Osborne Shramek Gammill Bryan Boys Tobr Occ Bes Eee

Pilots apples from Dr. Ball delight Virginia friends

Dr. O M Ball of the A and M College sends fine apples named Pilots from his Virginia home in Albermarle County. The editor thanks him for a generous gift shared with old Virginia friends.

O. M. Ball A. & M. College Albermarle County Virginia

Storage of Cotton Warns on Moisture Damage and Warehouses

The USDA warns cotton not marketed after ginning should be kept dry and off the ground to avoid mildew and losses of 3 to 5 dollars per bale. Sheltered storage, dry sheds, or poles with tarpaulins can protect for months, with standard warehouses offering lower insurance costs than cheap structures. Community efforts to build proper warehouses are encouraged.

Office of Information United States Department of Agriculture Washington South

Anglia Hospital Ship Reported Lost in English Channel

London reports the Anglia hospital ship with 400 wounded soldiers aboard was lost in the English Channel. Also noted is a Paris visit by Asquith Grey Lloyd George and Balfour seeking a conference with the French government. Berlin says Serbian resistance failed and over 2000 Serbians were captured. France claims Bulgarians repelled near Cerna river with heavy losses.

Paris Associated Press London Anglia Asquith Grey Berlin France Cerna River

War declaration near as Italy readies against Germany

London reports a near certainty of war between Italy and Germany within hours with Berne dispatches noting final breach imminent. Messages from Athens question Monastir fall to Bulgarians while Serbian advances are noted. Berlin claims Serbian captures and Ostend bombardment effects. Madrid reports Verona submarine pursuit. Teheran says Persia Russia talks avoid exit and calm unrest by German agents.

Associated Press London Italy Germany Berne Switzerland Persia Russia Teheran

Settlement Reached With Austin Bros on Pitts Bridge

Judge J T Maloney announced a final settlement for Pitts bridge over the Brazos River in Brazos County with Dallas builders Austin Bros. The total cost was 9300 dollars after flood damage required two new spans. Austin Bros. also hold the contract for ongoing Jones bridge repairs done on a cost plus 10 percent basis.

J. T. Maloney The Eagle Today Austin, Bros Dallas Pitts Brazos River Brazos County Austin Bros Jones Bridge

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