Senate to Take Action on Prohibition Measure
The probe of the leak continues and the Senate is set to vote on the prohibition question. Analysts expect a close result amid ongoing legislative work and uncertainty about final passage.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1917
Page
1
The probe of the leak continues and the Senate is set to vote on the prohibition question. Analysts expect a close result amid ongoing legislative work and uncertainty about final passage.
Proceedings in Congress center on President Wilsons peace agenda and alleged leaks to the press. Witnesses including Thomas Lawson and others appear as hearings probe the secrecy surrounding the proposed settlement, with lawmakers weighing administrative and financial implications.
Unclear crime report cites explosives at a Pullman site and an arrest related to chemicals. Names and places are garbled, but investigators describe a planned act tied to a person named Lewis Warion and a date around April 5. Evidence points to a federal inquiry with regional officials pursuing charges.
Incomplete text describes unsettled weather near a senator or similar area with references to a Tuesday event and a lab opening. details are garbled and names unclear.
Disjointed report describes bids and talks over railroad projects, estimation disputes, and potential improvements tied to the Pennsylvania Railroad. Negotiations reference future purchases and the impact on lines and bridges, with community and railroad officials reacting to proposed widening and wiring of tracks.
Dispatch details troop movement from Kansas through Paterson with arrival expected near Warren by Wednesday. Telegrams critique timing, with bell signals and cautions about late service and route changes.
The article reports Walter B Reynolds, a 46 year old, badly injured in a car crash near Sundsys teri. He was taken home after medical aid and underwent examination while police and witnesses described the incident and its aftermath.
A chaotic OCR listing outlines a pending sale of Avmuilowee to WANTSCH with a proposed purchase price near 25,000 and notes about financing, storage, and construction plans. The fragmentary text mentions Warren Wholesale Company, Luc fans bull jug, and references to Chester and Pennsylvania/Wales regions, with unclear dates and parties.
Fragmented OCR notes report Buffalo Bill ill and a journey from Glenworth with references to events or schedules. The readable text mentions sickness, a journey night, and connections to a grove, Howe, and territorial developments. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a public notice or diary fragment.
Details of alleged misbehavior surface in the divorce suit filed by Hubert D Neiker of St Louis against Albertine Matowe in New York. Witnesses and subpoenas dominate court activity as Malrowe's attorney seeks character evidence and substantial damages in a high stakes proceeding involving notable names from New York and St Louis.
A Pittsburg telegram reports prominent men named in a reopened murder investigation. Bernard Lewis, accused of murder, is to be arrested after statements by officials and witnesses. Names from Angell to Lemon Ametusdsy surface as investigators widen the inquiry into the crime and possible accomplices.
A fragmented report states Moying Picture Proprietor confessed to robbery near Farentum. It mentions a chauffeur Daniel King and a man named Bae Schwarz as involved, with a fourth man linked to the incident. The piece notes a gate or grille and a vehicle, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Tremywn Warleban reports an early job at Star Brick near WoFUb. The project aims to build an 18 by 26 foot second story to prevent a repeat of prior house issues while financing and supervision details unfold.
Seoree ML Fellon notes a new fund and looks at the impact of oleomargarine use on the community. The report discusses health and economic effects, including a rise in fire incidents linked to margarine and changing consumption patterns. It mentions evolving supply, prices, and substitutes amid a broader regional trend. It references Walter aibueltte and local figures, with notes on monthly demand and a projected shift in consumer behavior.
Lawmakers prepare to tackle the Adamson Act amid a broader dispute over railway labor relations. Representative Adamson seeks quick passage as allied factions debate enforcement, labor. and employer rights. The nascent bill faces opposition and procedural delays with public interest rising.
An aged Warren resident was honored at a local gathering as officers and society officials named to the banquet list. The event occurred yesterday with attendance by community leaders and noted figures, including a president, secretary treasurer, and several committee members.
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