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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

2

Plague Claims Another Young Man of Promise

The Warren area mourns Fred A. Arnold a service manager for Warren Machine Products Company who died at 14 after a week of influenza and pneumonia. He was a married father of one four years old and survived by two brothers Abs Willard Howe of Clarendon and Clarence A. and Eugene A. of Warren. He was a devout church member and Sunday school superintendent whose death ends a promising career in his field. The funeral is set for tomorrow with private services at Oakland.

Warren Clar A Eugene A Willard Howe Clarendon Evangelical Church Rev. Hoover Oakland Aoe Sheffield Glass Bottle Co Lutheran Church America Buffalo Warren County Camp Greenleaf Manchester England John W. Rylander F. G. OQ Bas Steel Company i Twusa Ibe John Wilson Michael Knightlinger Nea Dunn’s Eddy Here

Liberty Loan Funds to Rehabilitate Wounded and Disabled Soldiers

The article describes how Liberty Loan funds will finance rehabilitation for wounded soldiers via artificial limbs, vocational training, and reentry into industry. It emphasizes that postwar recovery requires financing peace, and that government programs will restore injured servicemen to productive life through medical and vocational support.

Liberty Loan United States

Ships to bear names of counties in Fourth Liberty Loan

Six U S ships will carry names of counties of the Fourth Federal District chosen for leading the drive. The counties honored are Henry Ashland Vinton Franklin Obin McCreary Ken MM&y and Hancock West Virginia. Mrs Frank K Martin of Oldembus Miss Dorothy Weir of Weirton W Va and Miss Myrtle Campbell of Pine Knot Ky were chosen by three committees as sponsors.

Cleveland U. S Liberty Loan Henry Ashland Vinton Franklin Obin McCreary Ken- Mm&y Hancock County West Virginia Frank K. Martin Oldembus Dorothy Weir Weirton W. Va Myrtle Campbell Pine Knot

Liberty Bonds Form Key Part of Postwar Economy

The text notes Liberty Bonds as a crucial factor in the transition from war to peace, stressing their wide distribution and optimistic outlook. It highlights that about 20 percent of the population holds bonds, seen as the best investment and a positive sign for the United States economy.

McAdoo U. S United States

Actual Photo of Sinking Britannia at Armistice End

A dramatic image shows the British battleship Britannia sinking after a submarine torpedo strike just before the armistice. The deck is clear as the crew evacuated to small boats, the ship listing left while big guns fall silent and water pours in.

Britannia

Obituary notes honor Past Grand John H Rylander and local deaths

A Past Grand and Odd Fellows leader, John H Rylander, is lauded for service and sacrifice before burial in a veteran’s grave. Other notices cover Miss LaMont Foley dying of pneumonia after Christmas, Clinton Cogswell’s Meadville funeral, Eveline Seifert’s infant funeral, and bids for a State bridge over Tionesta Creek to begin in spring.

Grim Reaper Odd Fellowship John H. Rylander Tionesta Tionesta Creek

Stop Itching Eczema Remedy Ad

Stop Itching Eczema advertises Zemo as a quick cure for eczema and skin troubles. It claims fast relief, with extra large bottle priced at 1.09 and a 35 cent option, urging non greasy formula that leaves no stain. The E W Rise Co Cleveland Ohio appears as the supplier.

Rase Co Cleveland

Mangin lauds American troops in occupation era dispatch

General Mangin, commander of France’s army of occupation, praises American soldiers for their steadfast work and loyalty. He recalls shared missions with multiple American divisions and notes German deception and sharp tactics as the Allies’ challenges.

Bert Ford LD N.S Nancy General Mangin America Anrthi

Berger Trial Resumes Before Judge Landis in Chicago

The Victor Berger trial and four other Socialists continue under Judge Landis. Manny Dutch, New York state organizer for the YPSL, is cited as anti war. Fleming cross examines Deutsch, showing prior anti war stance and later clerical Army ordnance department position. Correspondence between Deutsch and William Kruse is presented noting views against the selective act.

Chicago Manny Dutch New York Victor Berger Jdge Landis United States District Fleming Deutsch United States Army Navy Ordnance Department William Kruse

Kansas Senator seeks peace conference aid for Ireland

Senator Phelan of Kansas presents a Senate resolution urging American peace commissioners at the peace conference to recognize Ireland's claim to freedom and self determination. The measure cites President Wilson's principles supporting self government for small nations.

Washington Peace Ireland Senate Phelan Kansas Wilson

Paper Delivery Reminder for Warren Times Subscribers

A notice urges readers to call 511-W if the Warren Times is not delivered by 7 60 p m and promises a replacement delivery at one. Subscribe for the Warren Times.

Times

Battle in Streets of Berlin Ends with Palace Capture

Fresh details describe a Monday battle in central Berlin as seamen barricaded the former crown prince’s palace and faced shelling by Republican guards using seventy sevens. The palace was taken after near demolition and machine guns perched at windows swept the streets. Seamen refused orders to return to Wilhelmshaven as counter revolutionary control spread to other public buildings. Solf resigns as foreign affairs secretary while remaining colonies chief per semi official dispatch.

Berlin Wilhelmshaven Solf New York Dr. Solf Tageblatt

Steel Plant at Irvineton Busy Factory and Community News

A Riverside area column notes the busy steel plant at Irvineton with new construction and gas wells inciting optimism. Salvation Army aid to locals increases this year with a Christmas event planned and food donations distributed to families. Obituaries report the deaths of local residents Michael Knightlinger and other community updates.

Irvineton Brookman Salvation Army W. D. Smith

Triumphant Return of America’s Victory Fleet in New York Harbor

Crowds cheered as Allied merchant ships and battleships led a grand welcome in winter snow. The Arizona and other dreadnaughts joined the Mayflower and Secretary Daniels aboard the Presidential Yacht for a soaring salute, with bands playing and guns booming along the Hudson.

New York Arizona Daniels Pennsylvania Henry T. Mayo Ain Daniel Hudson Battery Park Cosmopolitain Riverside Park Jersey Palisades New Mexico W. Grant Florida Fifty-fifth Street Mississippi Missouri Maine Wisconsin Kersage Illinois Alabama Iowa Indiana Vestal Jersey Shore 159Th Street 95Th 159Th Streets Alrect

Sailors Parade Through City in Welcome Home

United sailors and marines, wearing neat round neck shirts and deep chests, were landed at Ninth Street as crowds showered them with cigarettes and gifts. Led by Adm Mayo and Rear Adm Rodman, the flotilla moved along Broadway to Fifty-ninth Street then Fifth Avenue past the reviewing stand, drawing thousands of veterans and relatives who filled Columbus Circle with cars and crowded shop windows. The event marked a joyous shore leave and planned festivities over the next two days as destroyers also received ovations.

Ninth and Ninety-sixth Street Broadway Ninety Sixth Street Briway Ninth Street Admi Mayo Columbus Circle

Cure for rupture without operation advertised

A reader claims a non surgical cure for rupture, with years of relief after lifting a trunk. The notice offers full information by written request to Eugene M. Pullen, carpenter, 288 and Marcellus Ave, Manasquana, New Jersey, urging others to write for details.

Eugene M. Pullen Carpenter Marcellus Ave Manasquana N. J Adv

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