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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1917

Page

6

Rural School Bill Faces Defeat in Texas Legislature

A $2,000,000 rural school appropriation met opposition in the Texas Senate as debate grew over its reach and timing. The house defeated a submission motion by 93 to 41 with 6 present and not voting, keeping the measure in doubt while amendments were planned. The session also saw votes on poll tax repeal, citizenship voting requirements, and other concurrent bills as lawmakers faced blocking tactics and calls for sine die adjournment.

Austin Tex Urton Tarrant Hill Lindemann Wholars Valentine Texas Rogers Collin County Martin and Nichols House Messrs McNealus Caldwell Hudspeth Johnston Harris Westbrook Strickland Lattimore Senate Supreme Court D. H. Lawrence el Paso Board of Regents University of Texas Messrs. W. P. Allen J. W. Butler Clifton Richards Burton of Tarrant Murrell Thompson of Hunt

Bills signed by governor create health, district attorney pay, and district

The governor signed three measures this week. A Senate bill appropriates 70000 for the state health department to fight hookworm malaria and other diseases in selected counties. A Senate bill allows Harris County district attorney to pay assistant district attorneys from excess office fees. A House bill creates the Jefferson Independent School District.

Senate State Health Department Harris County Jefferson Independent School District

Seeking a Solution for High Cost of Living

Washington reports a nationwide push to ease rising prices for food as Wilson and cabinet discuss causes and remedies. Agencies examine shortages and car congestion tied to war, while the Shipping Board and departments of agriculture and commerce seek relief through investigations and policy measures.

Washington Wilson Department of Justice Gregory Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago Car Service Commission American Railway Association Supreme Court Shipping Board Panama Canal Congress Departments of Agriculture and Commerce Department of Agriculture Federal Trade Commission Department

Lloyd George Proposes Measures to Save Shipping

In the British House of Commons Premier Lloyd George warned that solving the tonnage problem is crucial to the Entente. He outlined steps to halt nonessential imports, boost shipbuilding, and raise home food production while preserving shipping capacity amid ongoing submarine sinkings.

London David Lloyd George House of Commons Great Britain Athos Mediterranean France Robert A. Haden China The Entente

Grapeland Ships 3100 Dozen Eggs at 25 Cents Per Dozen

Grapeland Texas shipped 103 cases of eggs by express Saturday totaling 3009 dozen eggs. The sale price averaged 25 cents per dozen and excludes eggs bought during the week.

Grapeland, Tex Grapeland Express

U S Seeks Immediate Release of Four American Consuls

Washington requests the immediate release of four American consuls detained in Germany. The note responds to Berlin’s prior communication about allowing American officials to travel to new posts in Europe after German consuls in South and Central America were permitted to proceed.

Washington Germany Berlin United States Europe South Central America

Publishers Agree to Cooperate with Commission on Newsprint Price

Washington reporters from across the country voted unanimously to cooperate with the federal trade commission if it adopts a plan to fix a price for newsprint. The publishers pledged to ease requirements if needed to help the plan succeed.

Washington United States Federal Trade Commission Commission

Survivors Rescued From Five Ships Torpedoed in Bay of Biscay

The Dutch steamer Armando reported to Newport News that on January 28 she picked up 179 survivors from five torpedoed ships in the Bay of Biscay. Among the rescued were many women and children, landed at Vigo in Spain.

Newport News Armando Bay of Biscay Vigo Spain

Texas Rice Wire Yields 182000 Pound NY Order

A Texas wire offer to supply rice at a reasonable price prompted a New York order for 182000 pounds of No 1 Blue Rose rice. The shipment was wired to a rice mill on Saturday. This is believed to be the first rice sale to New Yorkers from Texas.

Orange Tex New York Texas

Avalanche kills many miners near Hailey Idaho

An avalanche swept the North Star mine complex twelve miles northeast of Hailey Idaho early Sunday crushing the compressor house, warehouse and bunk house and burying sleeping miners under snow and debris.

Boise Idaho North Star Hailey

Body of General Funston Buried in Presidio Cemetery

Major General Funston who died at San Antonio was interred in the national cemetery at the Presidio on Saturday. Rain fell during the services but a sunbeam appeared as Presidio guns boomed thirteen times in salute to the soldier who rose to the highest rank in the U S army.

Funston San Francisco Cal San Antonio National Cemetery Presidio

Food hoarding blamed for rising prices in New York

The New York department of health reports that large exportation of food without matching production and poor buying by housewives drive prices higher. The department says there is no sudden emergency in the city’s food situation.

New York Department of Health of Department New York City

Plot Exposure Tied to German Aid Reaches US Border

Reported plot against the United States linked to German financial aid would extend to Mexico, with details suggesting transnational intrigue impacting Texas New Mexico and Arizona. Authorities monitor potential cross border implications and regional security.

Texas New Mexico Arizona Mexico

Germany and Mexico plotted joint war on United States

The Zimmermann telegram details Germany proposing to ally with Mexico and Japan to attack the United States if neutrality failed. It promised financial aid and Mexico’s reconquest of New Mexico Texas and Arizona, with Mexico urged to bring Japan into the plot, a plan tied to unrestricted submarine warfare.

Washington Associated Press Germany Mexico Japan United States Texas New Mexico Arizona von Eckhardt Zimmermann Berlin Carranza Count von Bernstorff England von Bernstorff United States of America Wilson Congress von Bethmann-Hollweg Frederick the Great Gulf of Mexico Mississippi Valley Cuba

Between Friends Aboard the Hospital Visit

Mike asks about Kelly in the hospital and learns Kelly has cracked ribs from a friendly argument last night. Pat confirms the cause and that Mike plans to visit Kelly.

Mike Kelly

Darken Gray Hair with La Creole Hair Dressing Ad

An advertisement urges readers to use La Creole Hair Dressing to look ten years younger by darkening gray or grizzly hair. The short note attributes the claim to an Ady.

Harbor Board Reclaims 800 Acres Valued at 3 Million

Toronto harbor commission reports reclaiming 800 acres as part of harbor front development. Valuing new land at 10 000 per acre, the asset total reaches 3 000 000 according to the Toronto Globe.

Toronto Harbor Commission Harbor Board Toronto Globe

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

A vintage advertisement claims Danderine clears dandruff within minutes and stops hair falling. It asserts scalp itch ends and weeks of use yield new hair, fine and downy, with hair appearing light, fluffy, lustrous, and abundant. A 25 cent bottle is marketed as proof of pretty soft hair.

Knowlton

Dialogue Snapshot from Evening Courtship Exchange

A playful exchange unfolds as a woman notes the third marriage proposal of the evening and a man quips about not being the last to pop the question. Insight into social dating humor and witty banter.

Father of Seven Finds Birth Stone in Grinstone Joke

In a wry exchange a father answers his child’s question about a birth stone with a grim joke about the grindstone. The moment captures a weary tone of a busy parent.

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