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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
3
In a Washington speech Senator Lewis rebukes Republican critics for politicizing the Mexican policy. He argues opponents, including Hughes and Penrose, offer no practicable alternative and, by their fault finding and methods, threaten to undermine the government rather than support it.
The four railroad brotherhoods show willingness to submit wage and hour disputes to federal mediation after prolonged direct talks with managers. A national rail shutdown would cripple business nationwide, so arbitration offers a path to avert a potential disaster as negotiations continue.
Snippets from various papers discuss how pacifist aims, labor legislation, and business interests shape nominations in the Democratic primaries. Observers warn that some senators would back child labor limits if business quiets, while others doubt free trade credentials in Pan American governance.
The text notes growing amity between American and Mexican labor movements led by Samuel Gompers and supported by Mexican radicals. It asserts cross border cooperation against war talk, with Mexican workers organizing for protection of their interests and favoring peace and good will.
Italian forces under King Victor لتع liberate Gorizia after months of fighting at the Gotizia bridgehead. The fall leads to 70,000 Austrian captives and opens the prospect of conquering the Istrian peninsula including Trieste, Fiume, and Pola. Austria braces for renewed assault as Russian advances threaten Galicia.
A chaotic nocturnal panorama of Waren features glowing porch vines, marching crowds, chimes at a bank, street musicians, and lively chatter. The narrative shifts between revelry and danger as a sheriff and officers confront a suspect amid blurred figures, storefronts, and passing trains on a hot summer Saturday night.
An unnamed narrator recalls a tense scene with a prisoner, the watch, and a chaotic street in a crowded town. Characters Dick and MurteeD mingle with locals as the fugitive is moved toward jail. A tense exchange reveals crime, pursuit, and a fear of capture in a sunlit afternoon.
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