22 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
1
Philadelphia riot scene escalates as police impose martial law and troops guard the area. A female-led mob, carrying a child, storms a refinery district, injuring many while police and reserves try to restore order.
A wartime survey notes many Marine Corps veterans reenlisting while others ineligible seek relief. It estimates over 90 percent of some unit’s troops could be stationed for long service, with discussions on mobilization and potential conscription implications.
Fragmented OCR describes protests and food shortages in New York City with rioting, looting, and calls for public food relief. Mayors, police, and civic groups confront emboldened crowds amid rising prices and scarce supplies. Police plan investigations as unrest spreads through East Side districts.
The state board announced its decisions on February 22 concerning murder cases. John Nelson of Wyoming was convicted of murder and faced a life sentence with possible commutation. the board did not grant medical or psychiatric treatment adjustments. Patrick Callers was denied commutation of a death sentence. The board rejected several requests and listed other inmates under consideration as the hearing concluded.
A Swedish steamer Bhoptunl carrying coal to New York sank after a mine incident near Ha craw. The crew believed to have perished with a number of American citizens aboard. Cont Hurst at Earcensia to rate Lisparepient.
A British steamer Cefsa of 1242 tons was attacked by submarine in the Mediterranean. The vessel sustained damage and is reported to be beached or forced to beach. the crew are safe but the incident disrupted shipping in the area.
Major freight disruption grips eastern terminals with about 30,000 cars tied up as railroads face severe demoralization and rumors of foreign intrigue. President pressured to address congestion, fuel costs rise, and emergency measures spark nationwide debate on commerce and transport policy.
Fragmentary report describes militiamen patrolling streets of New Britain amid unrest. Mentions casualties, buildings buried, and a wide nine-figure loss attributed to an incident. References to companies and locations hint at a broader emergency response and investigation.
A sensational note from New York reports a famous movie star dead with grim rumors of a feud. The brief item hints at a possible investigation or cover story while keeping the core claim unclear and unverified.
Allied intelligence indicates the German submarine Bremen targeted as a supply vessel. The account notes shipments of oil food and goods reaching U-boats, with criticism of German strategy and the potential impact on wartime logistics.
A Boston federal grand jury opened an inquiry into government control of food supplies. Attorneys Blaine and George W. Andaroun appeared as guidance they prepare to determine if federal pubic-substance laws are violated while considering steps to prevent manipulation and hoarding in warehousing and distribution. Yesterdays events followed Governor McCall’s Finimew remarks after warehouse exits and a tense probe into commerce measures.
London Feb 28 The corrodinant amount of the Exchange Telegraph reports a demand for permisuttina Ste leads in a case against Ambassador Gerard. The government officials for wartime information to AME and others are cited as part of a larger legal matter. The text is garbled but implies a demand related to a criminal inquiry and state actors involved.
London February 2 reports say a large munitions plant at Dresden, Germany, was destroyed in a massive blast. Initial figures claim thousands killed and extensive damage across the facility and surrounding area.
Warrington Feb 22 reports a looming Austrian break with German ties amid high level discussions. The article notes anticipated reviews by the cabinet, calls for emergency measures, and U S involvement with Germany, including questioning Congress and public reaction to possible policy shifts.
The United States plans potential changes allowing refugees to leave the country as authorities assess wartime restrictions. Officials discuss exemption rules and the impact on families, while foreign policy debates surface about evacuation, citizenship, and humanitarian corridors amid broader tensions with allied nations.
A Friday gathering of Cowsetl committee heads focused on millage rates and funding plans. Attendees discussed changes, potential impacts on local services, and the need for shared support to balance budgets while maintaining essential programs.
An Amerigan liner, the Wing, sailed from Iaverpoul to New York in May, amid reports of bracing seas and war-related dangers. The crew, including Captain Marked Nuwe York M ay, faced conditions as mail and passengers moved amid heightened tension. No damages are reported aboard.
Readable fragments show references to suffrage, a governor, and a discussion of legal steps this year. Names and exact actions are unclear, but the item notes momentum for extending voting rights and a planned measure being discussed in government circles.
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