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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1915

Page

2

German Offense in West Expected to Strike River Meuse

Dispatches from Petrograd report intensified German activity in the Detesk district and near the Meuse as Berlin reportedly positions forces for a move toward the Dvina Meuse line. Diplomats in Greece and Sezzmázis seek deals shaping Balkan actions while Allied defenses hold the front.

Greece Seemazis Balkan Verry Forres Condi Petrograd Detesk Drie Artois Salst Bie Meuse Sond Lave

Italians eye Salonika port as central powers mass at Balkans

A frenzied report claims aliens landed on the Albanian coast and that German forces aim at Salonika before Anglo French troops advance. It suggests coordination with Austrians and Russians amid growing activity at Aegean ports and possible large Italian aid to Serbia and Montenegro.

Balke Albasiam Saloniki Bessarabia It &S Aegean

Million Man Army Proposed for U S Defense

A California senator told the Senate that a standing army of one million men would defend the United States from invasion and urged mobilization of a mobile land force and a 134000 strong military reserve costing 50 million dollars yearly for ten years.

Washington Senator Works California Senate United States Pacific Coast

Presarecress Opposed by Trustees on Army Increase

New York report notes the Charth Peace Asice trustees representing 29 aoes per Senessee pass resolutions opposing any increase in the army. The document signals a regional stance against military expansion amid broader postwar debates.

New York Trustees of the Charth Peace Asice

Unprecedented U S Crop Value Report by Secretary Houston

Washington reports an estimated value of 389.571 billion dollars for the last year’s crops, a historic high likely surpassed by this year. The drop from 1913’s record is about 52.008 billion, amid lower prices and rising total exports including food and farm products.

Washington Houston Cnery Se Department Texas Glander

Haig Succeeds French as British Commander in France

General Sir Doug las Haig takes command of British forces in France and Flanders succeeding Sir John French who requested relief. Sir John French becomes commander in chief in the United Kingdom after fourteen months of service in frost. Haig’s early career included service with the Seventh Hussars and campaigns in the Soudan India and Africa.

First Army France Flanders London Sir John French Douglas Haig John Prench United Kingdom Douglas Haigh Foumger Tham Ske Bim Hussars Africa

Wills of Elbert Hubberd and wife split estate equally

The wills of Elbert Hubberd and his wife, Crown Bank of Camara, declare totals of 297045 for Elbert and 35745 for Miriam. Both estates are divided equally between their children Elbert and Miriam. Each will requests cremation and no burial.

Hubberd Werth Toreste Elbert Hubberd Crown Bank of Camara Mr Hubbard Mra Hubberd Elbert Miriam

Congress Quits for the Holidays Amid War Tax Extension

Congress adjourned on December 8 after the Senate adopted a joint resolution extending the emergency revenue law to December 31 1916. The vote passed 45 to 9 with Democrats supporting the extension to avoid a lapse in the law. Senator Underwood in his first seatham speech defended the new policy and challenged Republicans to compare it with the Payne-Aldrich tariff.

Washington Congress Sevaste Bac House Senate Underwood Als Sama Seagate Payne Abérich

Anglo French Forces Cross Greek Front In Balkan Campaign

The Anglo French forces hold a fortified base near Salonika as supplies arrive for the Greek front. Military observers note uncertain moves as Bulgaria stalls invasion plans while Germany concentrates near Monastir and on the Romanian border awaiting the next phase of the Balkan campaign. Egypt is reportedly mobilizing defenses as the Entente eyes strategic maneuvers in the region.

Saioniki Cc Cmd Teutente Inta Kely Monastir Detran Houmaniaz Cab Gpell Rleet Reemania Egypt

Austria Replies On Submarine Commander Critique

The Austro-Hungarian Navy expresses no disavowal of the submarine commander involved in sinking the Italian steamer Ad comm Om. It defends the commander's conduct and says the officer would not have been blamed had Arcona escaped. The admiralty says the commander fulfilled duties and delivered a report with no crew fault, awaiting final action.

Admiralty Tt & S Pola

Chicago Republicans push early convention plan

Advocates urge an early Republican convention to take the initiative and present the party’s case before Democrats decide actions. A resolution would allow seating of GOP candidates from various states on the temporary roll based on telegraph certification after primaries. The Democrats plan to meet June 14 in St. Louis and many attendees have booked extended hotel stays.

Beid James St. Louis Be Laas Jame T San Francisco

White Star Line Finds $604000 Settlement for Titanic Sinking

White Star Line agrees to pay 604000 to settle all claims arising from the sinking of the Titanic on April 15. Claims center on maritime disaster costs and passenger losses, with New York as a focal point for claims processing.

White Star Line New York

Quiet Washington Wedding of Wilson's Bride Edith Bolling Galt

President Wilson and Edith Bolling Galt wed at the Galt home for a private ceremony. The hour was kept secret to avoid crowds, with Miss Bertha Bolling attending in a traveling outfit and carrying a bouquet marked with the couple's initials.

Washington Wilson Amd Edith Bolling Galt Galt Bertha Bolling

Fragmentary line hints at a dusty dispute over aid

A cryptic fragment shows a speaker asking for bail out while mentioning someone named Robert and Carson. The garbled text suggests a tense exchange about assistance and responsibility with unclear details.

Penitentiary Study Questioning State Penitentia

A garbled text fragment asks about the study of penitentiary matters and mentions a state penitentiary topic. The readable parts suggest inquiry into the ethics or administration of prison systems without clear specifics or dates.

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