29 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows political tension over Pennsylvania liquor policy with references to legislature actions and election year implications. Details are unclear, but notes discuss constitutional districts, enforcement, and proposed responses tied to the 2018 midterms and future action in 2019.
Fragmented report outlines amendment discussions in state politics, detailing Ford era postwar actions, stances of legislators, and anticipated ratification battles. It notes candidates in Pennsylvania, bills advancing and failing, and the looming primary impacts on constitutional changes. The piece references key figures, districts, and the national congressional alignment affecting state votes.
A fragmented clipping reports aひ industrial scene with names such as Ted Gagate Benner Lom and references to Sewanee and Lonke. It notes a Friday evening program with songs recitations and tableaus enjoyed by teachers and scholars, mentioning individuals and a local company event.
A garbled 1920s newspaper item reports Judge Sigcins fell ill from a stroke with ongoing medical care and hospital treatment. It notes accompanying figures and court activity, listing names, locations, and events tied to a community meeting and related proceedings. The text preserves no clear dates or definitive outcomes beyond the stroke and medical status.
Warren police captured alleged Army deserter envy Furar aged 57 after a chase that ended at Glade on Monday afternoon. He was taken to South Jail for processing and will be sent to the county tomorrow for further action.
The clipping details visits by Mrs. and Mr. Mendriv, and mentions several local residents and relatives in Warren, New Castle, and nearby towns. It notes travel, Christmas shopping, and preparations, plus a fire damage incident and a World War I veteran’s service details.
Fragmentary text references Barton Run and Duriln tara or Pounriville, Christina, Mira Wilcot, Yruaysville, and entities like American Timer orporse Hom Co. Content is garbled with many misspellings, making precise facts unavailable. summary notes possible names and places without definite actions or dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled notes about cigarmakers seeking a raise and various disjointed lines. The clearest element is a labor dispute theme with demands for better wages. No coherent dates, places, or names are readable to anchor specifics.
The article lists numerous funeral services and interments for individuals including Mrs Crossy, Patrick Orn, and many others. It names relatives, clinicians, and local towns, with scattered references to cemeteries, churches, and attending mourners.
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