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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1918
Page
3
Historical newspaper page from Warren Evening Times with garbled header and address lines. Lists publication details, editors, rates, and foreign subscription options, including territories and post office routing.
A public safety committee report argues the coal shortage stems from distribution and transportation failures rather than mine output. It cites 1917 coal production near 615 million tons, rail congestion, and wasteful national fuel use, urging systemic reforms while noting Navy and rail traffic high and needs ongoing.
An assortment of quoted opinions criticizes education in Russia and Germany, noting Russia's languages and a prominent American figure’s philanthropy. The text contrasts U S priorities during wartime with calls to address Germany and global democracies, reflecting editorial viewpoints from multiple papers.
Augusta Georgia June 2 reports detail extensive fortification and camp events at Camp Hancock. 22,000 Pennsylvanian troops are encamped as activities include entertainment and religious services. The post prepares for expansion and improved facilities including base hospital and firing ranges as weather and security considerations shape ongoing preparations.
The G A R Post plans to install new officers this evening as aging members from the 1863 founding era attend. Notable names include Commander Taylor and past officers, with past year losses cited and fifty members reported deceased in recent times.
A garbled late 19th century notice outlines liquor prohibitions and licensing. It references the year 3314 in error, calls for a permit to produce or import alcohol, and states no person may deal food or liquor without a license. It mentions government control and penalties for violations.
Soldiers' wives and other local women volunteer at Camp Lee Virginia assisting training and support services. The Petersburg group, joined by nearby residents, forms committees on meals, housing, and post activities while awaiting wartime developments and family reunions.
A historical accounting details large injury costs in Pennsylvania during 1817. It summarizes compensation totals for permanent injuries, average individual costs, and the overall compensation framework, including distribution across towns and categories, with figures and comparisons to prior years. It notes the scale of claims and the structure of settlements under long term terms and varied injury classifications.
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