24 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
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Waste for Action Was Reached for the Meeting of the Committee of Railroad Executives Held Today to map out a settlement path. The gathering aimed to finalize terms likely concluding a lengthy dispute and restoring standard operations.
Washington August 2 Master of negotiations report that railroad executives committe e reached consensus on settlement terms aligning with federal mediation. President Wilso n urged rapid action after discussions with Jud ge Chambers Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation and the executive committee indicated a conference with the present would be held later today.
Aug 24 report from Berle states a trestle collapse over two crane lines at the National Boundrs Company caused at least seven deaths and many injuries. Rescue efforts focus on survivors amid frantic salvage as witnesses describe the catastrophe. One worker, Shay, was pulled alive but died en route to a hospital.
Relief effort follows flooding along the Kanawha area as 100 families are displaced near Bid River after a flood surge. Authorities report damage in Wat district and indicate state aid is coordinating food supplies and rescue work for the affected valley.
A mangled OCR passage details a wartime period where citizens were recruited as hidden agents and guards. It mentions plans, pay of one dollar daily, and a system of readiness to serve against a large corporation. It references big names and cities, including New York and Washington, and notes many volunteers separated from families during training.
Aug 24 at Boron port reports say the German steamer Willehad loaded 500 tons of coal and stores before moving to a drydock. Officials claim the ship was bound for the German line to New London with the merchant ship Marie but deny knowledge of further plans.
Berlin reports the submarine Deutschland reached Bremen after entering the Weser on August 23. All on board are reported well. The vessel carried a cargo destined for Ageniutte and Mall. The Deutschland is said to mark the start of a regular merchant service between the United States and Germany, with the Bremen to follow shortly.
The Stielow case in New York involving the murder of Charles Phelps and Margaret Watcote is adjourned. Justice Guy delays further action as the grand jury plans to reconvene in September after a longtime sentence of death.
In a broad war update, Bulgarian forces clash with Greek troops from Lake tsinos to the frontier in eastern Greece. German officers fear a drive on Constantinople via Thrace as raids by German and Bulgarian units disrupt the Greek front. Allied naval losses are claimed but reports vary, with indications of air and sea actions around the English coast and North Sea engagements.
Chicago reports Rawerd Morrison a maleomillionaire rechem was named as the real father of two girls recently adopted. A judge stated Morrison confessed the paternity, while Morrison denied the accusation. The adoption details, ages of the girls and court proceedings are noted as the matter proceeds.
A fragmentary report notes Dilker guardian angel noted on the 108. Court records show Dan Dik er usta Hulu trouble with police. a man named John Sittin was jailed and sent to the county jail to await September trial for harming Dan. Page two continuation hinted.
The council committee argues over a $1,700 shortfall in the current budget for road and sewer work. Durgee opposes measures, while supporters push for concrete wall and water protection work. A petition urges action and warns of vetoes to block funding this year. Durgee's stance and internal dissent shape the debate.
York reports that weather data shows no link between temperature or humidity and spread of infantile paralysis. The Health Commissioner cautions against overinterpreting early epidemic spikes, noting misdiagnoses and the need for accurate lab confirmation, while stating future waves may still affect young children.
Pittsburg bank fails to open its doors after a morning notice. The Centent Tram Company reportedly owed 155 990 in loans. Deposits stand at 600.00. Patrons faced disruptions as the bank closes following internal issues and management concerns.
Romanian diplomacy signals a hard line as wartime messaging intensifies. A Bucharest correspondent reports on authorities directing decisive posture, with officials urging readiness and signaling possible escalation in regional tensions.
A state health official warns that children under 16 may not attend fairs this fall to curb infantile paralysis spread. Letters to fair managers urge crowd control at entrances and attractions, with a special county event planned for September.
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A gathering in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, yesterday by the Retail Merchants association elected officers for the coming year. President is Harry W. Staffer of Lock Haven. second vice president Hy Slow, Landsberg named secretary, A M Jones secretary and treasurer W H Relaea from Chester also listed.
Yesterday in Carl Max's grove a samite march at Grand Valley station drew about 3,000 people despite rain. Hon A Walling of Pete spoke at the event for the Grand Valley fraternity. large attendance included many locals and out-of-town guests. A boxing match and a dance followed, with the crowd enjoying the fraternal gathering and speakers emphasizing cooperation among the order.
Dr Faomas Darlington of the federation reports to General Bunston on health conditions at the border winter camps. He notes the sick mule issue and outlines steps by ancillary authorities to safeguard guardsmen, including inspections at Nase Roarital and Balds Serpent fortifications as the border tension weighs on operations.
Fragmentary dispatches describe ongoing defense concerns at the Navy Department with references to Hampton Roads, fleet movements, and remarks by Rear Admiral Mero. a landing defense stance is noted and shore patrol actions are hinted amid broader wartime measures.
A 1916 wartime note reports soldiers and volunteers not receiving full pay and allowances. It describes officers and men at camps near Paso Robles and Camp Pershing, with delays in stipends, uniforms, and provisions. The piece critiqued government laxity and slow reimbursements, noting personal discomfort and morale concerns.
Aug 24 report from Washington notes storms yesterday cooled temperatures but foresees a return to warmer weather in 2 3 days. Rain and fog cleared, with temperatures rising near 60s to 70s. Strong winds shifting from south to west cooled high 60s by tonight.
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