German line seventy miles from Paris in World War I update
Across multiple fronts dated Sept 10 reports German forces are roughly seventy miles from Paris as Austria faces collapse. Petrograd notes disasters in Vienna while Cracow remains a rallying point. Britain seeks troops, while Japan joins anti peace stance and Ghent reports 40000 German sailors mobilized in Brussels.
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Petrograd
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Paris
Cracow
Associated _Press
Ghent
Brussels
War report from Vienna and fronts in September
Arch Duke Frederick losses cited at 120000 men as Russian advances threaten Berlin. Russians invade Silesia while Breslau fate looms. Lemberg battle starts. German force moves toward Poland. Ghent siege force departs. British cross Marne. French guard Ourcq. line of communications strained. West France reportedly free of invaders. Britain France Spain and China to sign peace.
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Breslau
Lemberg
Poland
Vistula
France
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Spain
China
German envoy to Mexico defends Paris siege aim
Direct from a talk with the Emperor the German minister to Mexico said the Emperor has no thought of abandoning the Paris siege. He stated Germany would reduce France to destroy the menace of French militarism.
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Associated Prose
New York
Mexico
Paris
Germany
France
Miss Ada Field Injured In Local Accident
Shortly after noon today Ada Field of Calvert suffered a serious fall when a buggy shaft detached near the City National Bank corner. She was thrown onto Main street, taken to Bryan Hospital, and later reported to have a fractured collar bone and bruises, resting quietly.
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Ada Field
Calvert
Bryan
City National Bank
Main Street
Rohde Corner
Bryan Hospital
Miss Field
W. G. Taliaferro
By-Play Snippets From The Optimist Column
A whimsical collage from Luke McLuke in Cincinnati Enquirer notes playful exchanges about marriages tricks and jokes. It mentions a score card credit mix up between Youngtown and Bellefontaine and jokes about a downtown horse replaced by an automobile that mocks and busts.
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Youngtown
Ohio
Tall Club
Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Club
Mohr & Carter
Youngtons
Leke McLake
Seed Onions Arrive From Canary Islands Relief War Delay
Seed onions from the Canary Islands are arriving for South Texas farmers. Advices say plentiful seed onions relieve fears that the war would delay planting. The Onion seed is being received as farmers in Laredo and surrounding areas prepare for the planting season.
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Associated Press
South Texas
Canary Islands
Brazilian Coffee Market Declines Amid Low Demand
Brazilian coffee markets eased with Rio No 7 down 75 reis and Santos curb quotes 100 reis lower. Primary movement remains light while shipments to the United States continue in moderate volume on old contracts. Local conditions unchanged and the spot market shows weak demand from consumers.
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New York
Rio No. 7
Santos
United States
A and M Football Schedule Set for 1913 Season
Charlie Moran and a group of A and M College recruits arrived at Strang lodge to begin camp. The squad will train until September 21 before returning to College Station for the season opener October 2 against Austin College Presbyterians. The Aggies face Trinity October 4 and Texas Christian University October 16 at home, with key clashes slated at Fort Worth Dallas and Houston.
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Camp Sens
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Dudley Everett
Haines
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Garritty
Corsicana
Braymiller Boys
Texarkana
Runge
Galveston
Rothe
San Antonio
Settegast
Houston
Austin College Presbyterians
Sherman
Trinity University
College
Texas Christian University of Fort Worth
Aggies
Harkel Indians
Fort Worth
Dallas
Louisiana State University
Rice Institute
Oklshoma A. & M
Mississippi University
Smitham
Walnut Springs
Buy a Bale Plan Moves from Talk to Action in Bryan
The Buy-a-Bale plan becomes real as W J Coulter buys a 506 pound bale from J C Cloud at 10 cents a pound totaling 50.60. County Judge J T Maloney buys 525 pounds from J W Hicks for 52.50 to be delivered tomorrow. Bales will be stored at homes or stores to free warehouse space and spur cash circulation. The Eagle envisions a bale in front of every business and many homes, with a photo to show Bryan’s support for distressed neighbors.
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Bryan
W. J. Coulter
J. C. Cloud
Reliance
Mr. Coulter
Court House
Eagle
Fractured Wrist Grips M. L Parker After Car Crank
M L Parker fractured a bone in his right wrist Saturday while cranking his automobile. The injury received immediate medical attention and is reported to be improving nicely.
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M. L Parker
Local marriages recorded for several couples
T. J. Cole and Aubrey Washington marry along with Fat Samuels and Artie Smith, Scott Swann and Stell Munson, Edgar Brown and Laura Jackson as licenses are filed.
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T. J. Cole
Aubrey Washington
Fat] Samuels
Artie Smith
Scott Swann
Stell Munson
Edgar Brown
Laura Jackson
Real Estate Transfers in Brazos County
FE. A. Wallace transfers 200 acres in the Thomas James league Brazos County to W. T. Echols for 1009 dollars. Tony Baiamonte transfers two tracts totaling 200 acres in the H. and B. Whitesides Yearne Brazos County for 12006 dollars.
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FE. A. Wallace
W. T. Echols
Brazos County
Tony Baiamonte
C. C. Camp
B. Whitesides
Grain Steamer Leave Galveston
Galveston Tex Sept 10 The only development in the trade situation yesterday was the sailing of the steamships Rygja and Ardmount for Valencia and Falmouth with 420 000 bushels of wheat. This makes over 1 560 000 bushels of grain to leave this port this month and prospects are for 5 000 000 to 6 000 000 bushels in September. The Santa Fe Railroad embargo has not been lifted and grain arrivals are curtailed. The port is not receiving the expected grain given vessels awaiting cargo and it is unfair that grain be diverted to other markets when the elevators at Galveston are not working more than half time. Despite bad conditions the season will be the best the port has known.
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Galveston
Tex
Rygja
Ardmount
Valencia
Falmouth
Santa Fe
Allen Academy Joins Buy-A-Bale Plan
Allen Academy endorses the buy a bale movement offering to purchase cotton at ten cents a pound from farmer boys facing money shortages due to the depressed market. The plan, announced today, has drawn initial support from two students seeking admission.
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Allen Academy
Commissioners Court Action Creates New Precinct
The court chaired by Judge Maloney approved dividing precinct No 5 and creating a new precinct No 8. M W Sims, a Mudville planter, was named justice of the peace for the new precinct, located on the north side of the Little Brazos river.
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Commissioners’ Court
Court House
Maloney
Precinct No. 5
Mudville
Little Brazos River
Mexican killed in Millican area dispute ends with release
Pleas Barnhill, a white resident of the U. S. Clay place near Millican, shot and killed Antonio Martines, a Mexican man, in a local altercation. Barnhill surrendered to Navasota officers, was brought to Bryan, waived examination, and posted a $500 bond before Justice McGee. The case will be examined by the grand jury now in session.
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U. S. Clay Place
Millican
Antonio Martines
Barnhill
Navasota
Bryan
Lacy
McGee
Grant
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