Warren Evening Times announces publication details
The Warren Evening Times lists office hours and publishing staff including Walker as president and E. W. as secretary and treasurer. It notes advertising representation through Lind nabzin in New York and gives the publisher’s address at 225 Feuseylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Feuseylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO
INC
Walker
E. W
B. Cie, Trassurey
Lind
Nabzin
Tne
Poreigh
East Tuk Bl
New York City
President Wilson’s call for peace aims amid war
The article portrays President Wilson urging belligerents to define aims and peace terms, presenting a unified American stance. It emphasizes neutrality fatigue and a desire to end the conflict, appealing for both sides to seek common ground while avoiding entanglement in further combat.
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Wilson
Ettig
Ulliet
Teutonic
Perkape
Wres
Pha
Amatica
Sietlin Fabls
Americ
Yanta
Don't clear your sidewalk too thoroughly say engineers
A humorous yet cautioned suggestion from an American Society of Civil Engineers member argues against fully clearing sidewalks after snow. The idea contends that piling snow along the curb can create openings for deliveries and drains while keeping roadways passable as less snow remains on the street.
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Anmiericwa Society of Civil Engineers
Beakien
Wnemc Alvices
Nz Apoa
Hiali Retidemcec
Toich
Ex Presidents and Charity Debate Housing Aid Proposal
A 19th century editorial preguntas the merit of pensions for former presidents. It questions whether government aid sustains independence, noting Moore of Pennsylvania proposes a $25,000 lifetime salary and residence in the House while the ex-president remains alive. The piece disputes panperization and emphasizes self-reliance.
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Ile Pendenta
Congress
White House
Ins
Moore
Pennsylvani
Pension for ex presidents sparks dispute in Congress
The editorial advocates that former presidents do not deserve pensions or gratuities, arguing the nation already honors them and their service through prestige and influence. It notes prominent figures like Cleveland Taft and Roosevelt, with critics labeling pensions unnecessary and wasteful.
National Guard to be moved into regular army reserve
Congress discusses granting the National Guard access to the standards of national defense as Secretary Habert supports expanding civilian involvement. The plan to merge Guardsmen into the regular army as a reserve starts to take effect and military experts weigh the implications. From July to October the recruitment drive yielded 15,000 new troops, while 160,000 guardsmen were enlisted for duty on the Mexican border, outpacing the army in certain measures.
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Congress
Habert
Emimot
Agreement Reached On Recall Conditions With Mexico
The American Mexican commission has settled a basic recall framework for Pershing’s punitive expedition. The United States would recall in forty days unless conditions prevent action. Portrayed as a concession by Mexico, the deal pressures Porfirio Diaz to maintain order south of the boundary while American commissioners warn of continued talks or cutoffs if Mexico rejects.
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United
Pershing
United States
Mexico
Caxtana
Wwe
Lelice
Auserictin
Carronsa
Christmas Greetings From The Times
A garbled note recalling Christmas greetings and year end wishes from the Times. It mentions celebrating the anniversary and birth of the Christ child, with a festive tone and clerical salutations. The fragment hints at reflections on tradition and holiday goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larne
German munition workers face hunger amid deportations
The article notes Belgian deportations to Germany and mentions George W. Perkins on a New York finance committee. It reflects on charity and sacrifice amid broader wartime pressures.
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von Finnemarg
Verdun Gathering and Carranza Referenced in Patchy Report
Fragmentary Chicago News item notes nine thousand Germans gathered by the French near Verdun possibly surprised during a peace meeting. It also mentions First Chief Carranza pressured to choose amid quarrel with American bread and butter and his Mexican chile comment.
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Verdun
Carranza
Bie
Chicago
Newa
Fragmented OCR passage on war rhetoric and diplomacy
A garbled section references a foul test experiment, a landlord, German terms, and Bernhardt dictum. It suggests tensions between Germany and neighbors, discusses humanity’s cost, and alludes to Union matters in a terse, incomplete quotation.
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Chicago
Aker
Germany
Bernhardt
Iummanity
Christmas Eve Reflections and Local Notes in Misty Medley
A fragmented Christmas card style column blends prayers, domestic scenes, church notes, and neighborhood gossip. It references Miss Misty town life, a savings club, a National Bank program, local shops, and holiday preparations, mixing religious devotion with social commentary and consumer hints. The item evokes a late 19th or early 20th century small-town newspaper voice.
Warren County Holiday Trade Boost Report
A fragmented snippet notes large holiday trade in Warren County with Miller customers seen as like government employees. The text references a traveler's grip, a drummer, and local figures including Billy Sunday, suggesting a broad local commerce and social context amid a Christmas period.
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Warren Countis
Eounty
Fragmented wartime report from grand campaign in 1917
Fragmentary dispatches describe Teutonic forces advancing on various fronts with heavy artillery and countermeasures across Europe and the Middle East. Reports mention regiments near Tetrograd and a Moldevian frontier clash, plus British patrols in Central Park and a disrupted line near Zeloute.
War Summary From London December War Front Updates
London reports shifting fronts with Central Powers pressing along the Dobruma area as Russian troops withdraw under heavy pressure. Observe tense battles near cities named in dispatches as forces maneuver toward strategic positions and supply lines amid ongoing hostilities.
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