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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1915

Page

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Galveston Seawall Protects City Amid Severe Hurricane

Reports from Galveston indicate no loss of life and light damage despite a mainland strike by a hurricane that followed the 1900 pattern. Wires failed, communications cut, but the seawall held. Galveston remained cut off with power and telegraph down while hundreds fled to Houston and indoor shelters.

Galveston The Galveston News Southwestern Phone Company Southern Pacific Seabrook Houston Southwestern Alvin Laporte Bannemeyer Veaton Prairie Corpus Christi Victoria Freeport Angleton Texas Sabine New Orleans Mobile Sietelactin

Mexicans Clash With U S Troops At Rio Grande

Reported across the Rio Grande near Texas, Mexican forces reportedly crossed the river and engaged United States border patrols in a skirmish. Official accounts describe casualties among Mexican invaders and U S troops, with details of wounded and dead, while authorities pursued the combatants.

Uncle Sam Rio Grande United States Otter

Thousands Left Island City For Safety Of High Lanes

Storm warnings and flooding described as the cause for mass evacuations around Island City. Crowded streets, rising water, and trains halted as authorities brace for worsening conditions. Residents seek shelter while officials monitor the path of the weather and prepare emergency responses.

Island City

Ironmen Fall In Train Disaster At City Event

Fragmented report describes a stormy night with wind up to 60 mph. It notes the Ironmen collapsing from a scored deficit and lists scattered details about training disruptions, coastal movements, and ongoing emergency responses.

Interurban Service Stranded After Galveston Shutdown

Chaos hit the Galveston area as the last interurban train failed to depart and remained stranded. Reports note meltdowns in the service as crews worked to recover lines and restore routes. Midnight movements were halted, and witnesses described growing disorder while authorities assess the disruption.

Frank Taken From Prison In Georgia Lynching Attempt

Bernord Milledgeville Ga August 6 Leo M Franky Georgia life term convict was seized from the state prison by about 25 armed men who overpowered the warden. Wires to the prison were cut and Frank was placed in a car bound for Eatonton. It is unclear whether he was lynched or if the captors acted with others.

Milledgeville Leo M. Franky Georgia Smith Frank Eatonton

Allies Declare Cotton Contraband Across Allies

An unofficial but authoritative notification states cotton becomes contraband for all allies to ensure uniform treatment. The message, dated August, directs departments and officials to comply and harmonize policies under wartime controls.

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