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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1916
Page
1
Aug 14 in Washington President Wilson and labor leaders met with a joint conference to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Officials reported no immediate settlement despite mediation efforts. parties signaled willingness to continue talks as mediation boards prepare next steps.
Chief Haag arrived near Youngsville after reports of a Gypsy camp where a horse suffered from neglect. He obtained a temporary warrant for the camp leader on cruelty to animals. The camp was cleared but the horse and some gear were left behind, triggering protests and questions about the incident.
Prominent Sheffield resident Lewie Krasner died at home after a ten day illness following grippe and heart trouble. Born in December in Washington county, Kansas, he built a long career along the Ohio River and lived in Sheffield for forty years. He was active in politics as a Democrat and served as a candidate for Congress, with surviving children and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from his home with interment at Sheffield Cemetery.
A Saturday head-on crash on a Southern Gambao Ranwey road left 26 dead and many injured. Elizabeth McCresry and Barat Smih of Solna town were hospitalized in serious condition. A car crossed the track, forcing another vehicle off the road. witnesses reported a dramatic collision and a reward was offered for the arrest of UNOS who allegedly caused the crash.
Reports from Rome and London describe Austro Hungarian and German forces retreating or holding positions in the Carpathians and near Gorizia. Italian troops advance on several fronts, with Austro Hungarian lines pressed westward and Allied air raids against Bulgarian targets continuing.
Fragmentary notes recount the Aumane movement's rapid growth in recent years with references to 1824 era timelines, legislative acts and public appeals. The text mentions attempts to influence opinion in London and New York, legal actions, and debates over social reform, ending with a pointer to continued discussion on the next page.
Hazeltine refuses comment on English conditions while in Cambridge England saying he will not discuss politics. He notes his return to the United States aboard the steamship Philadelphia traveling from Liverpool with red lights and American flag. He adds he is glad to be back near birth.
The Aug. 14 dispatch reports that Congress will approach two billion in total appropriations as the 93rd Congress passes revenue and supply bills. Totals include about 1.685 billion in general appropriations plus 80 million for special purposes and 20 million for a morale plant. Final figures depend on the shipping and additional measures. the session faces further battles over the naval and defense bills and Republican opposition to the revenue plan. Memphis reports a deadly explosion causing five deaths and seventeen injuries, with twelve buildings destroyed.
Albion Aug 14 Charles F Stelfow confined after confersare at ten. District Attorney Balcker, deputies, and a stenographer present. Investigation focuses on Irving Eng and the murder of Charles Pheine and spouse. Grace Buadstia NY lawyer testified to innocence of Stelfow. Sing Sing awaiting death sentence.
An apparent disappearance case involving Frank Loua, an Indian boy, led to police searches near the Columbia theatre area. The boy returned unharmed later that day, but questions remained about why he left with a man, and the investigation continued with officers rechecking witnesses and timelines.
Washington reports a rise in internal revenue for the year ending June 30. Net receipts total about 2,212,783, tottling above prior figures with the emergency levy and other taxes contributing. The report details income, exemptions, and differing rates, noting substantial gains under enacted measures and adjustments from recent years.
A damaged clipping describes a Sunday fire near North Warren affecting the Leary family and neighbors. It mentions Mr and Mrs Leary, a Sanday Japan small fire incident, and locations in North Warren with references to a purchase of a farm recently.
Members of Company 1 at Camp Stewart El Paso Texas stay fit and report good morale despite drills and rough weather. The unit also notes ruses used to escape daily routines and a stretch of rest amid the drought and heat, with several soldiers engaging in street performances and improvised music to pass the hours.
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