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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

Page

6

Turkey Enters War as German Cruisers Stir the Front

London dispatch reports Turkey joining the war after German cruisers seized by Turkey and others deployed in the Black Sea. The article notes Turkish actions against Russian ports in Crimea and possible Balkan shifts, plus the British admiralty retirements and ongoing Allied pressure on German and Austrian forces across Belgium, France, and Russia.

Goeben Breslau Constantinople Turkey Russia Balkan Prince Louis of Battenberg Prince Louis Board of Admiralty Poland Ivangorod Warsaw Novogeorgievsk Belgium la Basse North Sea France Ireland Manchester Thames Admiralty London

Turkish Cruiser Bombards Theodosia Crimea Port

Turkish cruiser Hamideh bombarded Theodosia Crimea from 9 30 to 10 30 morning injuring one soldier and damaging the cathedral Greek church pier and a bank branch. The bombardment followed by a demand for surrender and arrests of Turkish consul officials.

Theodosia Crimea Petrograd Commern Novorossysk Caucasia Petro ¢Erad Hamidieh

Belgians Carry Out Night Raid on German Battery

Belgian natives along the coast crept unseen at night and destroyed a German ammunition park. They killed sentries and released a sheltering thicket causing shells to explode, disabling several German batteries that had hindered Allied artillery.

Rebels led by Beyers and Dewet challenge British rule in South Africa

Forces under General Christian Dewet and General Christian Beyers have joined a fresh uprising in the Orange Free State and Western Transvaal. After quelling a Cape Colony rebellion, the Union government reports armed commandoes in Heilbron have seized towns, with officials jailed and trains stopped.

Christian Beyers Christian Dewet South Africa Louis Botha Union of South Africa London Christian Frederick Beyers Orange Free State Western Transvaal Cape Colony Maritz Heilbron Orange River Colony Union Dewet Ladysmith General Cronje Cronje Beyers Vereeniging Union Defense Great Britain

Archduke's Slayer Found Guilty in Sarajevo Trial

A Sarajevo court convicted Gavrilo Princip and accomplices of treason for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife. The verdict came as Serbian artillery sounded nearby, with prisoners believed to be Slavs.

Prince Maurice of Battenberg George France Prince Maurice Marshal French Sarajevo Archduke Francis Ferdinand Gavrio Prinzip Armand Fallieres American Commission For the Relief of Belgium London Exchange Telegraph Company Rome Bosnia Grabez Nedeljo Gabrinovics Prinzip Francis Ferdinand

Belgian Army Praised For Stalling German Advance

London reports Allied praise for Belgian forces holding two German corps near Dixmude. The Belgian army secured a defensive line along the Yser canal and executed a strategic retreat from Antwerp to thwart German plans between Dunkirk and Calais.

London Dixmude Dunkirk Calais Yser Canal Antwerp

Plan Outlined To Take Care Of Cotton Crop

Washington reports a $135 million loan fund plan to support surplus cotton. A central committee of Reserve Board members will oversee a cotton loan committee including Harding Warburg House Alexander Forgan Wade Rue Gaston. Subscriptions split into Class A 100 million for noncotton states and Class B for cotton states. Loans at 6 percent secured by warehouse receipts, maturities one year with six month renewal, and a 3 percent guarantee fund. Applications due before Feb 1 1915.

Central Committee Reserve Board W. P. G. Harding Paul M. Warburg E. M. House Austin Texas A. H. Wiggin New York James S. Alexander James B. Forgan Chicago Festus J. Wade St. Louis Levi L. Rue Philadelphia William A. Gaston Boston

Needville Rosenberg Cotton Gin Reports 800 Bales This Week

The Needville gin near Rosenberg, Texas has ginned about 800 bales up to this week. The figures show a decrease from last year due to the crop being short in the county area.

Rosenberg Tex Needville

Additional Warehouse for Cuero in Texas

The Farmers' Bonded Warehouse Company of Cuero has ordered the erection of another cotton storage warehouse, bringing the total to three warehouses in Cuero Texas.

Cuero, Tex Cuero

Father of 29 Children Dies in Grove Oklahoma

George W. Fields aged 78 and Civil War veteran died Tuesday in Grove Oklahoma. He was noted as the father of as many as twenty nine children, reputedly the largest family in Oklahoma.

Grove Okla George W. Fields Oklahoma

Three Killed in Wreck Near Bartlett Monjay

Dallas report says the northbound Katy Flyer derailed one mile north of Bartlett Monjay. Two men were killed outright, one fatally injured and several others hurt, some less seriously.

Dallas Tex Bartlett Monjay

Opium Raids Lead to City Seizure on Milam Street

Houston police and government officials raided a Milam Street venue Saturday and seized opium and opium smoking material valued at $1,000. The operation highlights law enforcement efforts against narcotics in the city.

Houston Tex Houston Police Department Milam Street

Texas Bank Seeds Dallas Farmers With Free Seed Corn

The Texas State Bank of Dallas plans to supply four to five hundred Dallas County farmers with free seed corn to plant at least one acre. The program emphasizes early maturing seed, germination testing, and guidance from W H Ross, with a goal of annual seed rotation and higher yields.

Texas Texas State Bank of Dallas Dallas County George W. Riddle W. H. Ross Dallas Exall Texas Industrial Congress

Perfect Baby Found At Dallas Better Baby Show

Miss Jessie P. Rich of the University of Texas extension department announced the discovery of Crace Gluden a two year old country baby living on rural route 9 Dallas. She was described as a 100 per cent registered baby at the event.

Dallas Tex Jessie P. Rich University of Texas Extension Department Crace Gluden

Warehouse Licenses Issued in Texas

Austin issued licenses Saturday for establishing state bonded cotton warehouses at Elgin Bastrop County with manager W L Martin Luf kin Angelina County with manager J L Menefee Throckmorton Throckmorton County with manager E T Parrott Electra Wichita County with manager J A Harts margruber.

Austin Tex Elgin Bastrop County W. L. Martin Lufkin Angelina County J. L. Menefee Throckmorton E. T. Parrott Electra Wichita County J. A. Hartsmargruber

Galveston and Yoakum Warehouses Granted Licenses

The warehouse division of the Texas department of insurance and banking on Monday issued warehouse permits for Galveston and Yoakum. J M Hopkins named manager at Galveston with a 10000 dollar bond and Jack Levy named manager at Yoakum with a 7500 dollar bond.

Austin Tex Department of Insurance and Banking Galveston J. M. Hopkins Yoakum Lavaca County Jack Levy

Beaumont Fire Destroys Car Repair Shed and 13 Freight Cars

A Tuesday blaze in Beaumont Texas destroyed the Texas and New Orleans repair shed and thirteen freight cars on the tracks. Several cars were loaded, with total losses pegged at least twenty thousand dollars.

Beaumont Tex Texas and New Orleans

Angleton establishes cotton warehouse with new manager

Angleton citizens secure a cotton warehouse and appoint Lee Farrer as manager to oversee operations and storage.

Angleton, Tex Angleton Lee Farrer

Modern War Mercy and the Rise of Medical Aid

The Scotsman argues modern artillery and bombs are merciful when using soft-nosed bullets, but the article emphasizes rapid ambulance service. It notes the ambulance corps has grown, delivering wounded to care faster and improving survival, with many soldiers reaching British hospitals within 24 hours of injury.

All the world's a stage says the fool about a curtain

A quip contrasts Shakespearean theater with a practical joke about asbestos curtains. The snippet plays on dramatic imagery and a nod to free county sentiment, hinting at social critique and humor.

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