09 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
1
A blaze devastated a garage in Russell with loss estimated at $12 000. Firefighters faced a rapid spread and explosions as water dumped from hoses helped battle the flames. A neighbor crowd gathered while investigators probed the site and owners were away at the time.
Fragmentary report notes the Eighteenth and other units being recalled to camp after border tensions near Pennsylvania. Troops faced charges of quiet misconduct while a Cyan to Teo demonstration occurred with Wang opposition to forced tar on the border. No Company T participation reported.
In December 9 dispatches, national figures report a grand jury inquiry into a major gall precinct involving political and legal figures. Government investigators, including George Wayne Geisos, pace reports from Washington and Chicago, Detroit, and New York, as the justice department drills into the scandal and its ties to city officials.
A garbled report notes Dee Wallington presenting a bill to address a storage issue amid a heated debate. The unclear text suggests a proposal tied to shading or horse-related regulation, with emphasis on managing the wealth of storage space and timing considerations.
Washington reports the American government formally protests the deportation of Belgian workers to Germany for forced labor. A note sent to Berlin on November 29 urged the German chancellor to intervene. officials provided no further comment, and no reply had arrived. The note described mass deportations and urged adherence to international law.
Dispatches say a Carrancan cavalry force trapped a rebel unit near Fraua about 29 miles from Chi Iughua Center. Some units were cut off and forced back. Reports mention reinforcements from Onikugtun City as the action continued.
The Warren paper project aims to launch a Republican morning paper led by a named editor. Allen will become postmaster and oversee the move, with the publication planned to begin by February 1 backed by $30,000 seed capital from stockholders forming a syndicate.
The Federation of Fastness Gtr led by the High School Girls will parade carols through the streets on Christmas Eve. Lanterns will light the way as bands of carrollers visit homes collecting candies and spreading Christmas cheer.
The review lauds Pringess Pat for drawing a capacity crowd with a strong performance. The cast includes Talented leads and supporting players delivering a creditable three act drama with Miss Welch and Ray Mont Falla praised for vocal work and stage presence. Continuous audience engagement noted as the show unfolds with mixed reactions and applause.
Labor leaders push for compulsory arbitration to curb disputes with railroads as Congress delays action. Samuel Gompers signals potential moves, while union chiefs warn of a possible broader test of labor’s legislative power if Congress stalls. Washington grapples with recall threats and the fear of a prolonged deadlock over labor reform.
The G A R post elects its officers for the year 1917 amid confusion with garbled text. Officers listed include Commander Sub or View Cow, Quartermaster WW, Chaplain Goa Waters, and delegates to departmental development. Several names are partially readable among a long roster of roles and duties for the year.
Washington dispatch reports a joint call for a gathering by Bull Moders of Country to discuss Republican Party leadership. The note cites committees chaired by Matthew Male of Massachusetts and outlines plans to coordinate with progressive factions ahead of a likely Chicago conference. The piece hints at internal friction over party management and future cooperation.
Military dispatches report ongoing tensions as Creek troops prepare for possible action. The front lines in the Carpathians and Crete show continued Allied pressure, with rumors of a broader mobilization and potential invasions by German and Austro‑Hungarian forces. In the German and Austro‑Hungarian theaters, casualties rise and strategic positions shift, while Russia faces advancing operations as winter campaigns unfold.
A garbled report from Harrishus dated nine suggests a trade episode where Beiks attempted to palm off cat skins as genuine. The imperfect OCR yields scattered names, dates, and places, but the core claim is an attempted deception involving fashion skins and market scrutiny.
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