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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
1
Contemplated peace initiative reported by reliable German sources as Entente and German actions around Verdun intensify. The British and French fronts widen while submarines and naval movements prompt fierce exchanges. an official announcement says further details continue on page four.
A tangle of names and places surrounds the case against a physician accused of murder. Officials and attorneys are cited, with court proceedings set for a future date. The report mentions Woodworth, Sarat, and other individuals, detailing procedural steps and alleged connections.
In Cambridge Springs area, a Crawford County woman was awarded a pension and honors for service. The ceremony recognized wartime bravery and the contributions of local heroes, with community figures noting the event as a milestone for residents and families.
A fire at Lauryl travel plant was contained quickly after an extinguishing system squid spray and water spraying minimized damage. About 42 000 gallons of water were used to control the blaze discovered minutes before extension from a passerby. Insurance covered the loss and the company postponed an official damage estimate at around 43 000.
Jun. 26 Harry Thaw, hospitalized after hospital injuries, shows signs of mental clarity according to Dr. El wood Skwox, his private physician. The examiner noted Thaw’s pallor and possible blood loss but declared him lucid with no dangerous cloudiness, while a bench warrant was issued in New York for his indictment on kidnapping and assaulting a 1 year old Kansas City boy.
Secretary Lansing files protest against key articles in Mexico's new constitution. The dispute centers on oil land concessions and foreign exploitation rules. The protest notes proposals to restrict compulsory compensation and government authority, while urging protection of U S interests and the expulsion provisions for obnoxious foreign entities. The issue ties to broader international oil policy and potential shifts in diplomatic relations.
Resigent Wilson lauds National Guard efforts amid border tensions and wartime mobilization debates. He defends military service while urging continued support for nationwide defense programs and emergency readiness. Continued discussion noted on another page.
Fragmented report describes a Canadian colonel faced with a court martial after a hospital command during wartime. The text mentions burial, a sergeant major, and alleged poisoning or medical scandals. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
The article discusses a timber industry plan in Worrem county reversing operations after a company purchase. It mentions a county meeting, ditching projects, weather, and plans for a windfree season with a factory near Roop Mt. It notes stockholders, potential retooling, and questions about feasibility of moving manufacturing to keep the plant supplied.
A March sale of works by Reynolds, Roney, and Turner aims to raise funds for the Red Cross. The event follows recent donations, including a piece by Sir Joshua Reynolds and other notable pieces, with proceeds supporting relief efforts.
The State Supreme Court reviews petitions tied to the Haines matter amid unclear details. Dated remarks reference murder, legal moves, and potential party involvement with Phillipsburg connections and preparatory filings noted for February 12 proceedings.
Oterwa Ont January 20. A Canadian man attacks a wartime speech as President Wittun and Senator Dogs debate terms. The speaker urges Canada to pursue courage of convictions and independence, while others warn against premature peace without victory. Some discussion mentions Britain and broader Allied aims, with reference to a senate and parliament. The piece notes tensions over peace versus victory and wartime policy in Canada.
Report notes good turnout at revival services despite poor walk conditions and persistent rain. Sermons emphasize salvation, gospel messages, and calls to repentance as crowds gather at the city church under damp weather.
A garbled account cites Billy Sunday outlining plans spanning eighteen months. The text mentions George Suas, the head of his father’s Wusluoes Nauk, and a group including BeAr and Mr. ETittiya of the Feraneet force. Details reference travels, meetings, and engagements across New York, Washington, and Pittsburgh, with dates and locations obscured by the damaged OCR.
In Tonto on June 26 an attempted killing of Japan’s minister of justice occurred during a rally calling for his resignation. The incident left the minister and attendees injured as security forces moved to restore order and question suspects.
Mina Clara Campbell, a Warren native, sails for France this Saturday aboard a French relief mission. The Young Lady supports the Provisional Children’s Prayer organization aiding orphans, with Miss Campbell and friends promoting the voyage and well being of children in need.
Pittsburgh era dated report lists stewards of the Erie Trotting Club meeting at various tracks with a schedule of racing dates and locations. The notes mention Parkersburg W Va Whackingan Dunson and others, with officials including President Harry Perkind presiding at the stewards meeting.
The hearing on the leak case is set to resume Monday in New York. Key witnesses include Evans Reorauustteh resident and committee members who will provide necessary information to avoid further postponement, with testimonies expected from several named figures and stock exchange context noted.
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