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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

7

Weather Bulletin Forecasts a Warmer, Stormy November Across Regions

The bulletin from October 24 predicts cross continental disturbances October 24 to 28 with warm and cool waves through late October. It warns of heavy rains in Europe and the Americas, intensified storms from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and a severe two week storm period in mid to late November. Cotton and farm investments are advised, with cotton prices seen as a good hold.

W. T. Foster Washington Continent Mexico Andes South America European Russia Asiatic Turkey Australia Pacific Coast Pacific Slope Great Central Valleys Meridian 90 Pacific Atlantic Chile Central America Drouth Brazil Argentina Great Britain Austria Germany France Italy Greece Black Sea Panama Canal Canada

Southern Pacific Plans Belgian Immigrant Bring to Texas

Houston Texas October 24 Associated Press reports the Southern Pacific Railroad considers bringing Belgian immigrants to Texas as part of a planned migration effort.

Associated Press Houston, Tex The Southern Pacific Railroad Texas

Filibuster Collapse Ends Congress Filibuster Ends

Washington news reports the cotton filibuster collapsing today as leaders in both houses agreed to adjourn this afternoon. A majority of Southern Congressmen opposed the filibuster and the tactic is seen as finished.

Associated Press Washington

Night riders post threats to merchants in Daingerfield Texas

Night riders in Daingerfield Texas posted notices on merchant doors warning that stores would be burned if cotton purchases under ten cents continued. Merchants largely refused to credit the threats and said they would keep buying under ten cents. Similar notices were posted at several gins nearby.

Associated Press Daingerfield Tex

Son born to Queen Victoria of Spain sixth child

Madrid reports Queen Victoria of Spain gave birth to a son today marking her sixth child. The announcement confirms the new heir as part of the royal line and enhances the royal family’s lineage.

Associated Press Madrid Queen Victoria Spain

Organized Commercial Club in Navasota Draws Citizens Together

The Navasota Examiner reports the formation of a commercial club in Navasota with Bryan secretary H. L. McKnight as guest speaker. He outlined practical aims and concrete steps for organized action, delivering a clear, engaging address that drew strong attention from a large audience.

Navasota Examiner Bryan H. L. McKnight McKnight

The Mortgage and the Bleeding Farm

A historic tale of a farmer God-Be-Glorified Jones who mortgaged his hillside farm endured years of debt as the mortgage monster devoured crops and kin. Melchizedek Jones twins hardship with a vow to redeem the mortgage while the land slips through generations ending with Jim who becomes a massive capitalist and regains control of the farm and county.

God Jones Melchizedek Paul Adoniram Jones

Risinger and Woolley Tie The Knot In East Texas

Brazos County announces the marriage of Billy N. Risinger of Steep Hollow to Ada Woolley of Brooklyn Texas. The ceremony occurred Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in Brooklyn. The couple will reside at Steep Hollow after November 1 with many friends sending best wishes for a long, happy future.

Billy N. Risinger Steep Hollow Ada Woolley Brooklyn Texas George Woolley Mr. Risinger C. M. Risinger Sterling Worth Mrs. Risinger

Bryan High Opens Season With 18 6 Victory Over Normangee

Bryan High School defeated Normangee 18 to 6 on Normangee field in the season opener. Bryan dominated play as the ball spent most of the game in Normangee territory with Osborne instrumental on the ground. Normangee attempted tricks but Bryan backfield stifled the attempts and only one successful pass occurred for Normangee.

Bryan High School Normangee High School Normangee Bryan Boys Bryan High Osborne Bryan

Warships Patrol Belgian Coast as Allies Hold

Paris reports the Allies maintain positions in Belgium and North France amid German assaults. Austrian troops move to aid Germany in Belgium while German forces attack East France to ease pressure. Berlin admits British warships shell Ostend and monitors land marines with machine guns.

Associated Press Paris War Office Belgium France Ostend Berlin

Krupps Reworking Captured Cannons for German Army

Berlin reports Krupps convert five hundred captured cannons for use by the German army. London says an unnamed German cruiser has sunk eleven British, one French and one Italian steamers in the South Atlantic. Petrograd notes Siberian regiments arriving and a German defeat before Warsaw.

Krupps Associated Press Berlin London South Atlantic Petrograd Warsaw

Bryan overpowers Normangee in high school grid clash

The Bryan team defeated Normangee despite weight disadvantage with multiple touchdowns credited to Dean Osborne Frank Shramek and Frank Wittman. Norman Lee’s four incomplete passes from the Bryan 10 yard line led to a Bryan score as Charley Cole near a touchdown after a punt.

Frank Shramek Dean Osborne Charley Cole Bryan Frank Wittman Norman Lee Bryan Boys Normangee Chin Et Searels Ae Hampton

Government Should Not Support the People Quote

Grover Cleveland argues that the public should not receive government backing even if they support the regime. The remark frames a stance on governance and state aid in political terms.

Grover Cleveland

Rumors of Imperial Illness Ripple From Paris

London reports on October 22 that rumors in Paris claim Emperor William is seriously ill and circulating through the city. The notes suggest concern among observers and speculation about the emperor's condition and its potential implications.

Associated Press London William Paris

Japanese Squadron Hunts German Fleet Near Hawaii

A Japanese squadron is pursuing a German fleet near Hawaii as reports reach Tokyo and Bet. 22. The action underscores ongoing naval operations in the Pacific theater.

Y Associated Press Tokio Bet Hawaii

Vienna declares last Russian hold in Carpathians captured

Vienna announces yesterday the last point held by Russians in the Carpathians has fallen, leaving no enemy on Hungarian soil as of October 22. The same date reports Lisbon communications cut with unexploded bombs found at rail stations and a native Kamerun chief executed for fomenting revolt in a colony of over three million Black people and under a thousand whites.

London Vienna Carpathians Associated Press Exchange Telegraph Lisbon West Africa

Marines Land in Aviona to Preserve Order

Italian forces landed marines at Aviona Albania to restore and maintain public order amid unrest. Italian authorities confirmed the deployment as a precaution to stabilize the area and support local authorities.

Associated Press London Italy Aviona Albania

A M Farmers Lose To Haskell In Texas Battle

In Fort Worth on October 24 the A and M Farmers were defeated by the Haskell Indians 10 to 0. Three thousand fans watched as Haskell capitalized on a field goal from Powell and a second quarter touchdown by Frazier, with Powell adding the extra point. The Aggies showed grit but lacked weight and experience to overcome the visitors.

Fort Worth Tex A. & M. Farmers Haskell Indians Aggies Indians Braves Big Powell Haskell Farmer Frazier Aggie Powell

Extra Session Ends With Short Senate and House Sessions

Anatin October 22 Associated Press reports the extra session ended with eight senators present in the Senate and sixty six in the House. The Senate met two minutes and the House three hours of mostly congratulatory speeches.

Associated Press Anatin Phen House Senate

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