10 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
1
Washington reports the Universal Military Training bill introduced in Congress as officials indicate swift passage. Ambassadors and diplomats, including von Bernstorff, face changes with ships, communications limits, and potential evacuations amid mounting wartime tension.
Fragmented 1917 era report from Washington details the President’s stance on avoid declaring war with Germany. Officials discuss warnings and possible actions as U boat incidents and German threats threaten neutral shipping. The piece notes congressional and public sentiment and ongoing government planning.
A major blaze gutted WS Finest Hotel on upper floors trapping guests who were rescued by firemen. The fire, raging through the upper stories, forced evacuation from windows as several officials assisted in quitting the building. The casualty toll and full cause remain undetermined amid chaotic scenes and emergency response.
The article discusses opposition to Sproul’s resolution in the House. It mentions figures such as Ron Bartienurg and Governor Keane Elian and notes debate over the measure's implications for the Atlantic region. Details are incomplete due to text damage, but the piece signals controversy and political maneuvering surrounding the proposed resolution.
A report states Warren Publishing Company plans to start a morning edition of the Morning Mirror. Key stockholders and officials discuss delaying or canceling the plan, with statements from Mir. G. H. Smith and other leaders. The decision hinges on stockholder meetings and availability of staff.
Parkers Landing Pa February 10 Fire swept through a residence today damaging property and forcing occupants to flee. Firefighters reported a rapid blaze destroying the telegraph and nearby belongings as Mack Powers return home to salvage valuables but was injured.
Henry Ford proposes to donate at least 100 million dollars and turn over his factories to the United States government. He claims to have 40,000 employees ready to pivot to wartime production, offering submarine construction and vast resources without interest. Ford stresses no personal gain, urging national unity and implying use of his fortune if the government accepts.
A Warren man is eyed for a potential award after a courage tale from July 3, 1514. The account recalls Alexander Radigasa saving Wertiund from drowning, with locals mentioning other youths aiding and a perilous rescue at the river near Westland.
The war office announced renewed heavy artillery exchanges on the Verdun and Somme fronts with damaging fire reported along the trenches. Casualties and material losses were not yet disclosed, as observers noted the intense bombardment continuing through the day.
Confused chaotic report describes a near tragedy at Russell School with unconscious pupils and a failed ventilation system. Directors consider precautionary measures after an alarmingly unsafe building condition, while staff and students faced injuries and evacuation during the incident.
A house fire killed multiple members of the Woodard family and injured children during an attack. Neighbors describe screams and attempts to escape. some residents managed to flee unharmed as flames spread through the building.
Havana reports a secret plot linked to a Cuban government crisis. The article mentions Aurelio Hevia and several unnamed events, with notes of unrest and intrigue amid ongoing political tension.
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