21 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1915
Page
1
A fragmentary report recalls Allied and German naval actions, including submarine patrols, convoy battles, and warnings. It mentions President Wilson, the pursuit of German subs, and a narrative of wartime events and reactions in a period of global conflict.
The Bast Hap et Church congregation, in Plain Bev area, prepares for a May event as Pastor Nichols of Wiret Baptist Church Shien plans to lead a service. City population is noted as 290 million in some recounts while scripture and faith are emphasized in the message.
The article reports on an August 21 meeting involving Mente Omer Weablanton and other figures. It references remarks by a secretary general and suggests preparations and questions about U.S. policy and accountability. The damaged text limits further specifics.
General Funston approved to the war effort participates in maneuvers near Veuice and practice sessions. It notes border tensions and reports on pension status and commentary about troop movements and leadership amid ongoing wartime conditions.
Fragmentary report lists the Lapland arrival at three and mentions Livergoot and Windheen hospital notes. Probable misreadings imply fears of destruction similar to a prior incident.
Rite August 21. Yeggmen last night blew open the gate of Jacob Haller & Co wholesale produce and secured five thousand dollars. Sugar wrenches were Breato muffle The charge of nitro 13- Servie ies was get off by 9 Ualtery. Police say the job was the work of professionals.
A battered wartime dispatch notes fourteen steamers sunk or damaged totaling 47 695 tons in the last 44 hours by German submarine activity. It cites no confirmed sinkings of allied ships and lists tonnage figures by date, with losses in merchant vessels and warships. Reports cover British naval movements, allied counterattacks, and German advances around Nova Georgievan and nearby fronts as forces clash across the Atlantic and European theaters.
Reports from the Wat Starline describe a catastrophic airship incident near the Irish coast. Among the dead are Mrs. Tattersall and a steward. the bodies were recovered from two Siamese boats near the wreck. Britain’s naval escort pressed to locate the sinking craft as American passengers were identified among the casualties.
The article discusses the rising strain between the United States and Germany amid debates on submarine warfare and American neutrality. It cites the president's cautious stance and calls for unified national resolve, signaling potential actions to protect U.S. interests.
A New York court heard a bizarre case involving Mrs A J Jackson and her daughter Virginia Wears related to a hotel attack and alleged abduction. Police traced the pair to Newark after a hotel incident in Philadelphia. both women pleaded they were innocent but faced charges amidst family and financial tensions.
New York August 27 body of Frank Fray was buried at Mount Garment Cemetery Brooks. Automobiles carrying relatives followed the hearse over miles to the funeral service conducted by Rabbi Aleraader F- Tans and attended by Mrs. Barrett Frank and others. The funeral was orderly with no incidents as mourners gathered at the Fray home and later at the cemetery.
Aug 24 reports describe a severe weather event in the southwest part of Louis kus wader where many passengers and workers were affected. The scene at Tutow Station saw stalled trains and crews scrambling to assist, with commuters evacuated toward suburbs Quecunnud and Maplewood. Local officials indicated water and current dangers hampered rescue efforts as residents sought safety and relief.
Aug 24 New York reports unsure prospects in US Germany financial negotiations. Possible rotation of a large credit loan around 190 to 159 million dollars looms amid talk of American bank backing. Allies seek to keep funds flowing for aviation and continental purchases as discussions with London and others unfold. Aimed relief for merchant buyers and potential shift of funds from foreign to U.S. bonds feared, with officials reporting cautious but ongoing diplomacy.
A garbled record shows a Georgia official declaring determination to use every power to compel return of property and to uphold the state authority. The statement references authorities, citizens’ resolutions, and rewards for action, warning that further agitation will be met with strong response.
A fragmentary account outlines plans by the Comnrango Reviving Company to erect a limestone plant on a Venango County site. It notes state water protections, potential costs, and controversies over environmental impact, including waste treatment moves and proposed industrial activity affecting streams and nearby communities.
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