30 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented OCR describes British ships off U S coast with expected naval clash. Mentions Turkish victory reports via Russians, siege of Tarkise, and daylong bombardment southeast of a location. Lists casualties and material destroyed, including 350 Turkish dead and 327 prisoners. notes ships and military equipment captured or damaged.
An unclear wartime dispatch notes orders for border troop distribution and patrols. It mentions western areas, timing within six weeks, and supervision by generals. The fragmented text references departures, depots, and wartime mobilization across border regions involving American forces.
Statewide prohibition bill introduced in the House framed by the American Law?ne. Provisions include a proposed referendum for January 1, 1918, aiming to ban alcohol for all consumption. Other related measures were also introduced.
Warnings spread as the region records the strongest quakes in years across Georgetown Calversus. Early morning tremors shook structures, with one event described as a strong strike near the coast as Gunther moved its pole.
Warren Wholesale Company purchases Fourth Ward site to build new warehouses on Fourth Avenue near the Pennsylvania. The project involves significant real estate transaction details, anticipated construction, and local development impact, with mentions of the area and expected benefits to operations and logistics. The fragmented OCR text indicates a focus on the acquisition, site location, and the planned facility’s role in distribution.
A church gathering filled the chapel as a group of young women attended the First M E services. The sermon by Pastor Dr. Noah White offered practical guidance drawn from Jesus dialogue and the concept of salvation. The Spirit of the Cord theme stirred the congregation, prompting strong prayers and fellowship, with ongoing services noted for Monday at 3:40 PM.
Report notes exiled Costa Rican president appeals for American intervention after revolt. Shows U S hesitation and regional tensions as information filters from San Jose to international observers.
A Pacific steamer was reported on fire with many aboard near Tay Pas harbor. The vessel split and portions of the wreck drifted away while rescue attempts involved several boats. Authorities pushed for rapid salvage as weather hindered operations.
Harrisburg January scene as Senator Sproul’s investigation resolution faced delays. Governor Brumbaugh urged full inquiry while Senator Salus assailed the plan as political, urging prompt action and criticizing delays and the governor’s funds and powers.
A man identified as August Amierson Faure was found dead in his room at Me W a tnt Morricon Street. Coroner Chapman ruled the death likely due to noxious fumes from a stove. The deceased, 14 years in state, left a complex statement before death. authorities noted the room was sealed and air freshened by the coroner’s findings.
The state Supreme Court upheld a Common Pleas division finding in Allegheny County that Campbell, a Democrat, earned a narrow majority. The decision centers on certified returns and original tally integrity, citing improper handling but preserving the certification.
The witness sharply denied any advance arrangement or prior involvement with Lawson, insisting no bribery or improper deals occurred. He claimed to have had no access to illicit information and rejected links to Barnard Baruch or any related figures, while denying loan or transaction details from the specified period and asserting a clean stance on the record.
A major bequest totaling 1.5 million dollars is announced under the will of Mark Ian Masten. The fund will support women's education and related purposes. Frank Lewtie is named in connection with the arrangement, and expenses tied to the bequest will be covered by the estate.
At Monday evening session of the Young Women’s Christian Association a vote favored pursuing funds for a new building. President Rogers resigns after four years as the group plans a community center for study and recreation. Nason reports on secretary’s notes and the association’s work across fairs and outreach, with plans for next spring and a possible move to a larger facility.
President Wilkow told advisers that he would push decisive action on a broad set of measures during the current session. He indicated support for proposals endorsed by key officials and discussed seeking nationwide unity to prevent strikes and sustain national effort.
Fragmented text shows lawmakers introducing varied measures including budget appropriations, clerical staff increases, highway and surface marking rules, and legal changes. Names mentioned include Crawford, Shattuck, Fauler, Heyes, Badman, Davis, and Ghuity, with references to harbor improvements, divorce timing, and Sunday fishing prohibitions.
Senator proposes a resolution to clarify the peace message and prevent misinterpretation of policy. The measure aims to balance protecting American interests while avoiding commitments to foregone territorial claims. The President’s position and Senate sentiment are noted as the debate begins.
Washington reports President Watson vetoed the major immigration and asylum measure after a combative House debate. The veto message signals opposition to key provisions, with critics labeling the bill an overreach that would burden government functions and restrict immigration opportunities.
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