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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1916
Page
3
The fragment lists publishing staff and addresses for the Warren Evening Times, noting Democratic news coverage. It names roles such as president, managing editor, treasurer, and advertising representatives, with locations in Warren, Kentucky and New York City.
The piece reports on David Sproul Broulers, grooming as a future governor candidate, whose remarks defend party regulars and threaten to alienate voters in Pennsylvania. The language critiques regular Republican governors, cites tax hikes, corruption, and machine influence, urging voters to question his electability.
The article debates whether belligerents should state concrete terms to end the war and if Germany would accept allied demands. It argues for a clear joint framing of issues, noting that mutual understanding could shorten conflict or prolong it depending on who sets terms first. The piece critiques the President's note and press readings on this topic.
A fragmented clipping surveys wartime concerns and everyday life in a bustling city. It notes parley hopes, labor unrest, finance, and consumer chatter, including tax, banking, and Christmas period worries, with references to politicians, diplomacy, and domestic routines amid global tension.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Mita May Marve and Jay O'Brien in an unclear wedding context. It references names like Wilaa Brin and Alise Murray, plus New York society hints, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or coherent events.
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