11 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
1
Police investigated a boarding house death after two men were found nearby, with blood traces on a locomotive car and a train wreck site linked to a suspect. District Attorney Lyons led the inquiry as DeForest and crew examined witnesses and the scene for clues.
Coroner DeForest led an inquest this afternoon into a death near Shefield. The jury viewed the remains at the Greek Catholic church where the dead man will be buried tomorrow. Jury members listed include Lund M, McHiawn, Sunderam, Bert McGianeh, Hi BiMen, and Willis Cowas. Time noted for proceedings and mentions of boat speeds and river conditions follow in fragmentary fashion.
In Wankiiaton Fen the Commerce Commission limited new trans continental rate hikes amid competition concerns. The commission warned carriers over 10 percent increases and outlined steps toward intermediate permits, framing the decision as pivotal to ongoing financial strains and broader canal rate reform.
A Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other city representativesbacked a proposal to set a ten year age ceiling on paper sales, arguing youth under 28 should not buy papers. Critics warn the measure could reduce daily paper sales and harm schools and communities. The association includes members from over forty counties and a joint legislative committee led by J H Terbeing.
The new act tightens drug dispensing rules nationwide demanding prescriptions, record keeping, and official orders. It bans unsupervised sale of controlled substances except by licensed professionals and imposes penalties for violations. The measure targets heroin and other dangerous drugs, with strict distribution controls and registration requirements.
Feb 11 reports Father Lettuchow elected head of the Jesuit Order known as the Black Pope. The selection occurred amid Vatican activities and internal church governance, with officials citing leadership duties and ongoing discussions within the order.
Washington debates the government ship purchase with Republicans and Democrats split. Norris Kell and Progressive Republicans seek adjournment as the session extends past ten hours. Contending factions press for a compromise or amendment to end the stalemate before adjournment, while support frays among leaders and a one vote margin looms for passage or defeat.
House members led by Mr Rambeyy of Delaware introduced SE-113 a tax bill setting a 2 percent levy on prepared quotes while others proposed bronze tablets and memorials. Discussions touched state revenue, county returns, and several unrelated notices as the house adjourned after a brief session on February 27.
Copenhagen reports Emperor Wat Helm leaves Berlin after a conference with Moltke and other leaders. Von Moltke position as chief of the General Staff is discussed while Falken-Hasy reportedly not present. Turbulent times press for changes as Von Folken-Hasy may return to the war office. notes that Moltke has temporarily recovered from illness. Tutrograd says German campaign in East Britain nears evacuation with Russians advancing, while Austrian forces seal attacks on eastern fronts and describe progress as continued.
War situation summarized with German and Austro Hungarian actions across Europe. Reports from Harlin note new conference on munitions and battles near German waters. German socialists approve defense measures while wartime credits pass in parliament amid Austrian Crownlands fighting.
A draft bill from the War Department proposes reorganizing the militia into two regiments of six companies each with infantry and ambulance units, mirrors New York strength if funded, and creates new officer appointments via examinations. It consolidates quartermaster and subsistence departments under a single quartermaster system.
A sled crash near a city street injured twenty eight people including several young men and three school tas. Witnesses describe a rapid descent over rough ground with riders flung from sleds and many sustaining leg injuries. Emergency crews arrived as bystanders aided victims and the scene was secured.
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Local business and professional men are invited to a luncheon tomorrow by the .MC. A Business and Professional Men group. The event aims to connect members and discuss upcoming projects.
Delegations from North Werree, Som Side and West ad districts join meetings tomorrow. Mitchell cites The Holy Cy and announces two sessions. Read details in the ads for venue locations, times, and arrangements.
Fragmentary Vatican style sermon recalled in archaic voice urging repentance and prayer. The text portrays a speaker invoking the power of Jesus Christ to gather a vast congregation, urging listeners to seek salvation and moral revival amid turbulent times.
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