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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
3
From autumn 1917 clear, husky youths from nearby counties joined Camp Lee and the 80th Division. They trained, fought in France, and endured the fiercest battles. Northwestern Pennsylvanians, including Warren and McKean counties, earned praise for gallantry and preserved local fighting traditions.
In Berlin the city is described as a madhouse with people flooding principal streets amid ongoing clashes. Spartacists reportedly seize key sites including government printing plant and war ministry while government troops move in to clear buildings amid conflicting reports and censorship.
A wary view of Berlin’s unrest under Ebert Scheidemann government shows Spartacists exploiting chaos to block January 19 elections. Karl Liebknecht reportedly killed amid street fighting, with debates on revolution, leadership and the fate of Bolshevism in Hungary. Roosevelt and Taft-era reflections mix with France’s Le President and Prohibition discussions as changes ripple across governments.
MES TO PIES OODEMBE Stree C Wil Duff leaves the reed from the river bridge to the cemetery amid cinders. Mr and Mrs C E Allen move to Main street M M Dunham house. Paul Morganroth and family take 22 East Wayne street. Sherm Offerle ill at home on Biddle street. his wife died after seven weeks. H McElroy arrested in Warren for forging a 210 check on the Pennsylvania Gas Co in Tannery town. Daniel Schuler's sons Donald in the 132th regiment of Pa Army writes home ready to return. Henry Company Artists-Magi cians arrive in Warren. crowd expected at Carver house. Worlds Almanac edition received for war info. War council in Jamestown planning dinners for 200 veterans at a time. Casualties: Emil H Linquist Wilcox died of wounds. James D Moore wounded. John W Maskowski killed. Lieut G G Merritt and A E Mertenson reported. Sheriff Billy Muir announces candidacy for Sheriff in Republican primaries.
Two large gatherings at First Presbyterian Church resterd praised Rev Dr John Royal Harris from Shady Avenue Presbyterian, Pittsburgh, for inspiring sermons. Also covered is the Warren Rifle and Revolver Club election of officers, upcoming practice, and a fundraiser showing Oda Fellows Children Home pictures with proceeds for Meadville home.
An early 20th century health ad advocates Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for post influenza debility. It links weakened blood to nervous and organ fatigue, urging restoration of red cells and strength. Personal testimonial from Miss Edna Tiesty cited, with offer of free booklet and mail order pills.
A community event at the Y with a five reel feature and a travel study picture to close the program. The Odd Fellows' Orchestra will provide music. Also mentions Warren and Rebekahs as major supporters and notes a young man named Palmer was jailed and released on bail. Schedule lists Monday evening Bible class at the Y.
Gust Geracimos returns from Camp Hancock hospital on a short furlough. He is the brother of a local resident and will be back at the hospital tomorrow. He appears well despite earlier wounds, and speaks of his experiences in France. Also noted is Perry A. Thelin’s 15 day furlough from New York City and remarks on wartime service.
Suppers served promptly at eight o clock Tuesday. English for New Americans at the YWCA Tuesday and Thursday. Homemak meet for Bible study and English for New Americans at the YWCA Thursday. French class at the high school Friday.
Special evangelistic services at Epworth M F church this week feature music led by J E Matson and organized by Pratt. All are cordially invited to attend the helpful gatherings.
A busy conference in Franklin over the weekend saw Warren Man re elected as vice president. Delegates gathered Saturday and Sunday to discuss regional issues, with Man praised for continuity and leadership.
A Pittsburgh gathering passed a resolution supporting arbitration under the American Newspaper Action with the International Typographical Union. Messages of goodwill were sent from leaders including Clellan Evans and others, while local officials promoted unity and continued collaboration.
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