11 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
1
A chaotic report describes Austro-Hungarian losses of about 70 000 men during a four day engagement near Govizia with German General von Bothmer’s forces pushing back to second lines. The dispatch notes Russian advances and mentions depleted reserves and shifting front lines as casualties mount.
An inspection report notes post inspectors will visit New York State to review container handling and safety measures. The piece mentions ongoing checks, potential inspections of facilities, and references to events affecting public services and state officials.
A vivid account from San Antonio describes Major General Funston staging a public military display on the parade ground at Piccuracque Hurt Sam Frouston to boost recruitment. The piece cites enthusiasm from locals, Army officials, and private citizens while noting contentions about public exhibitions and recruitment goals.
Washington reports a fiery Senate session as Republicans attack the administration in a crowded Capitol crowd. Senator Townsend leads the charge with Durand's census post as the administration defends its records and personnel amid partisan rhetoric and calls for policy action.
Conyanhanen Aug 11 reports the treaty to sell the Danish Wert to the United States for 26.3 million dollars continued in the FECATA with demonstrations and partisan opposition developing. Belief grows that the treaty will proceed despite delays. An explosion at Penn Grove and Dupont DeNemours Go kills and wounds workers this morning. tune unknown.
Large turnout at Farmington's community picnic amid ideal conditions. The event featured horse races, music by the Band of Trent and local dignitaries including Miss Geneva Bates and C. H. Bulow. Attendees enjoyed lemonade, ice cream, and socializing while officials led speeches and a ball game concluded the afternoon.
Debris-filled rescue efforts continue as communities in Cabin Creek and nearby areas report rising fatalities and many residents unaccounted after a devastating flood. Volunteers and authorities work to locate victims and aid survivors amid widespread property loss and ongoing relief needs.
Captain Bordwell expresses gratitude to Warren chapter of the Red Cross for assistance and mentions a 1926 event involving Company 1 robbers and a prep delivered by ex Dress and others. The note discusses contributions toward a project and sterilization of drinking water with apologies for delays.
Lew York August 11 1912 Yancescr Cormick chairman of the Democratic National Committee announced the personnel of the Democratic campaign committees for the re election of President Wilson. The committees include members from New York Connecticut Ohio and Illinois with names such as Hugh G Wallace Judes Hudepeth and Thomas J Walsh, who will coordinate with the Progressive Committee in opposition.
An unwieldy OCR fragment recalls a long awaited family reunion after fifty years at a Pentecostal church event. The narrative mentions Mrs Brgueh, Maglin, and a brother and sister, with scattered names and places, ending with a reference to a removal and a sum of 250.
Field dispatches describe a large U S military presence along the border amid tension and inspection. Soldiers and officers discuss stationing, equipment, and readiness while observers note the impact on local sentiment and the prospect of homeward return before spring.
Report outlines a looming railroad crisis with key figures and officials racing to submit proposals. The notice references a timetable, with a mayoral or aldermanic decision expected within hours as judges or leaders weigh further stay requests and potential actions.
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