25 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
1
A statewide order keeps all schools closed and movie shows limited for children. Sunday schools and parochial groups face restrictions as a dangerous period ends. The directive, issued in Harrisburg, cites public health concerns and outlines how districts should proceed, including extended closures and health measures for students and families.
In a circuit proceeding Jade Hisek tes and Hugues Meard sue Ada Kemmery over custody of their children. The case cites alleged abuse and notes prior arrangements where the father cared for the children while the mother sought control, with testimony aimed at determining child guardianship.
Reports from Sonora describe a heavily damaged Mexican infantry unit near a frontier area. Observers note desertions and reduced command strength as rival forces move in, with remnants sheltering in surrounding mountains.
Washington August reports say railroad brotherhoods will not yield on their contract demands. President and officials stress unity as talks continue, with strikes or travel disruptions anticipated if negotiations fail.
Berlin reports a festive mood as citizens honor the return of a merchant submarine. Editorials praise Captain Kuens and the crew, stressing neutral conduct and safe passage amid war tensions. The press suggests maritime courage and national pride in the wake of recent naval events.
New London August 1 The North German sword steamer Willehad which had been erroneously reported as arriving earlier came through the bay this morning. It was met by tug and towed to the harbor near the western forward warehouse of theastern for raiding company now in course of construction. Authorities believe it indicates Bremen star in American waters. The vessel is possibly Willehad seen within 8 hours.
A large Labor Day celebration is outlined with a grand parade, front-entrance attractions, and multiple events. Promoters expect thousands of visitors, with ball games, dancing, and athletic events on the program. Highlights include a parade starting downtown, races on Hickory Street, and evening dancing at the Armory.
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A garbled report outlines a notorious case involving William Buitum and multiple family members in a water supply related poisoning. The narrative cites arsenical poisoning, exhumation, and a sequence of executions and trials, noting a widow and other relatives linked to the killings with dates and names obscured by OCR errors.
The State Health Commissioner ordered private and public schools to delay opening until September 18, prompting widespread discussion. Principal Presseli and Superintendent RE Adams, amid vacations, learned Warren teachers would be affected. The postponement shifts the fall schedule, with the school year set to begin later and spring activities adjusted.
Troops stationed across El Paso and Erie, Pa to Pennsylvania divisions learned their gold and silver pay was ready. Officers and men anticipated settlement, but a clerk shortage and lack of engraved silver delayed distribution. Paymasters faced delays at Fort Bilas and border posts.
Turbulent front reports cite Greek forces allied with British and French to halt Bulgarian advance in the Balkans as Zeppelins raid England again. British counters and German offensives are described with varied success, while Russian Galician fronts see the Hindenburg counteroffensive checked. Paris reports heavy artillery and failed attempts on the Somme and Verdun as August battles unfold.
OCR fragment mentions killed by Indian with scattered, garbled phrases and names. no clear individuals, events, or place details present to summarize into a coherent news item.
A dairy association was formed with capitalized assets of 26000. About 100 farmers and residents of Warren and Exle counties enrolled as members. The group aims to buy food in bulk, reduce costs for members, and purchase supplies through cooperatives to cut middleman expenses. The plan includes a future capital increase and membership drive to expand the organization.
News reports claim the submarine Bremen has been captured near Dover after an attack near the Kingsist channel on August 2. Two crewmen died, others injured, and the vessel reportedly taken into Devar iva class. The German news agency released a denial, stating the Bremen was not sunk.
In Waterville Maine Secretary of War Baker delivers vigorous praise of the administration during a Democratic rally in support of President Wilson. He defends policy, notes economic unity, and stresses international cooperation while urging support for ongoing reform and peace efforts.
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