25 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1918
Page
1
Report cites ships standing by the luxury liner Florizel as 145 passengers who reached the ships cradle are believed alive. The death toll may have risen if not for many cancelling passage due to a vaccination order. Survivors and medical teams work amid confusion as authorities confirm rescued crew members and ongoing search efforts.
Fragmentary text notes a raid in which allied forces conduct operations near Ghaat and Erages with gener al actions. It mentions gunfire, explosions, and a general position shift as troops move toward a target area amid unclear casualty counts and duties.
Senator Simmons of North Carolina submits a report urging immediate consideration of the war finance measure. The document notes policy changes from the original plan prepared by McAdoo.
Senate debate focuses on a war value measure with amended text to clarify that municipalities are unaffected except in competition cases. Senator Simmons of North Carolina submits a report. Treasury official Serre Liky’s draft influenced the bill. President Wilson and others consider executive remonstrances as provisions face scrutiny. party members press for clarity amid procedural questions.
A long anticipated address is expected to be delivered later today. Officials have kept details scarce, but observers await potential policy signals and statements from key leaders amid mounting public interest.
Fragmentary OCR describes Feb 9 like action by German and French units near Cheakin Der Cismes. Two German officers and several allied forces are noted dead or captured. Allied troops allegedly suffered casualties and shells affected nearby positions.
Fragmented notes describe a contested peace process with references to Germany and Russia, claims of U.S. disinterest, and shifting signals from leaders. The text mentions pressure from politicians, possible “Tocued” peace, and warnings of continued fighting as officials push for a settlement while war strains persist.
A fragmented text discusses draft manpower for France, referencing Secretary of War statements and U S Army mobilization to 1,600,009 Americans, with mentions of senators McCumber and other officials, and debates over war readiness and public sentiment. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates or places but centers on wartime draft planning and political framing.
A fragmented wartime bulletin notes renewed German pressure on Petrograd with expectations the port will fall. The report mentions military positions near Reval and German advances, with officials signaling concern over the city’s defense as the war continues.
Secretary Rekor asks Senate to amend the deficiencies bill to provide 4,506,999.30 for wages of the War Department. The request targets enforcement and payroll for department employees amid ongoing wartime needs.
Mexican bandits shoot down an American aircraft, prompting a diplomatic inquiry and security concerns. Officials report casualties and are investigating the incident as tensions rise between the two nations.
Turbulent developments in Russia intensify as Ensign Krylen ko Deposed as Bolshevik commander in chief. General Brujewitsch appointed in his place amid chaotic reports from Petrograd and Copenhagen signaling renewed peace talks and foreign influence. Observers note German and Austrian positions shifting as Bolshevik leadership faces internal frictions and allied pressure.
Fragmentary note references ongoing political unrest in Costa Rica with a second program or movement cited. No clear dates or organizations confirmed in readable text.
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