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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1915

Page

1

Four Bodies Believed Found in Erie Debris Search

Bre, Pa, Aug. 12 Four bodies are still believed to lie among the debris in Erie after a partial dig, with workers continuing the hunt. Authorities list several named victims as missing, while crews press on to locate all remains, as rescue efforts extend into the afternoon.

Bre Paina Deeterick Diebirock Nes Prench Fannin Metire Belle Va Tits Matina Roston Brand Sauaskh Pemera

Co defendants named in posttrial motions over fatality case

Patrick Madden and Peter McCate, acquitted on juvoluilaer mae Mlaebter to James Ik ton death, are charged with further relief actions in a case tied to Dr Jim Ad Hinton. The document details hospital and funeral expenses, requests $20,000 for loss, and notes a postponement of the leapane clan minder Mae to a future criminal court term.

Patrick T. Madden Peter McCate Juvoluilaer Mae Mlaebter James Ik:ton Jngies Sigdden Ta Re Peatohday Lessgald Jim Ad Hinton Cave Wleipudl Vileh Petitina Tarce Lyne Ana Raites Carey Jasner Ard Abe Als Myers Hinton Ung Nike Ird Lreapane Tuea

SS AM FROM THE GHATS

SS AM FROM THE GHATS Pen appears to be a fragment without clear reportage or identifiable persons or events. The readable text provides no names dates places or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.

Fragmented 19th century Philadelphia market notes

A garbled Aug 10 19th century bulletin reports widespread agricultural and manufacturing disruptions. It notes difficulty operating heavy machinery, potato shortages, weather impacts, and variable crop conditions across multiple counties, with references to pipes and rail lines affecting supply chains.

Train Wreck in Ohio Kills Five. Victims From Ireland? (OCR Fragment)

Five people are reported killed when a late train derailed near a relief in Ohio. The majority of the deceased were women and children. Injured passengers were taken to nearby health facilities as officials begin a full investigation into the wreck.

Ohio Vient Pylolas Sevier Pola Ure Wailroad

JAMLWAY CLEAR WAVES HEARING BEFORE SHAWKEY

Postal inspectors say they secured evidence by decoy letters mailed from Chicora Pennsylvania. Mount, Kane, and others directed by Mount led a ring of mail thieves whose thefts extended over weeks. A suspect was brought before a United States Commissioner and bound over to await trial in federal court. Mount, a railway clerk, had a clean record and was defended as a steady worker. The case, pursued with decoy letters and federal action, continued with the matter to Page Five.

Chicora Mount Pittsburg Jeral Chleor Sham Key A. P. Maun Corry Paul

Tax Reform Debate and Burden Equality Tensions

Fragmented coverage shows supporters and critics debating object taxation reforms. Samuel T Howe’s analysis of fiscal equity questions burdens on citizens, with calls for proportional, universal service funding and caution against hidden favoritism. The piece notes proposed methods, public reception, and the challenge of implementing equitable tax policy.

Unreadable historical note on presidential appointment

Fragmentary OCR text references a president nominee or appointment in August, mentions Budre and Primm, mentions the Senate and a new president Guiliwome, and notes manipulation or assassination language. The readable parts are insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or official names.

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Fragmented World War II Update From a Dated Source

A garbled wartime dispatch describes German and Allied movements near the Continent, noting anticipated air action and claims of German advances. It references field marshal tactics and potential battles in a tense crossing of fronts. The fragment mentions operations, supply lines, and uncertain forecasts for impending engagements.

Tealiak Volcano Eruption News From Messina Area

Tealiak volcano on Messina’s coast erupts with steam and ash. Nearby residents report rising smoke from the crater and alerts issued for Ave. 12 Mount Fina area. Observers note cloud envelopes nearby towns as authorities monitor ash plume.

Colorado Coal Strike Shapes Industrial Struggle

The Colorado coal strike and surrounding labor dispute stir tension nationwide. Officials and union leaders clash over influence as business and political figures navigate the upheaval while miners voice demands and public opinion divides. The article notes economic strain, political maneuvering, and anticipated further developments on policy and labor relations.

Gold cargo and ships in the wartime supply chain

The dispatch describes a consignment of gold aboard a British battleship transported from London to New York and onward to Canada, with estimated costs and a plan to hire U.S. workers for months. It notes protective measures and the involvement of American and British entities in a wartime logistics operation.

PRESSURE TACTICS IN PAN-AMERICAN DIPLOMACY

Secretary Canting representing the United States and allied diplomats urged leaders of nations including Frail Culle Argentine Hovis Urugas and Gua rtegiela to unite toward a cooperative government. The two hour session produced a general consensus on forming a peaceful framework and urged prompt action to align all parties. The dispatch noted tensions with several governments and hinted at a broader Pan American approach to crisis management.

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President Wilson Returns to Duty After Illness

Aug. 12 report from Washington states President Wilson resumed duties at 4:30 a m. with Secretary Garrison taking charge of wartime matters. He pledged full effort to reassure Americans, prevent panic, and coordinate actions with Texas officials as border tensions rise. A conference with senior advisers and cabinet members is planned to discuss policy and security measures.

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