05 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
1
The Carranza government responded to U S demands and the June ultimatums, pledging to prevent further incidents and to pursue diplomatic settlement. Officials said the note signals a temporary halt to war threats, with U S troop withdrawal under review and potential diplomatic talks to resolve the Mexico United States differences.
Amid Warren celebrations many residents stayed home while others visited neighbors or nearby towns. Reports describe a notably calm Fourth of July with few incidents. One elderly resident recalls a quiet day after a long period of activity. Local waterways and cottages along the creek remained calm as residents wrapped up the holiday.
Clarendon celebrated with one of the largest crowds seen, as residents and surrounding villages packed the streets. Reports say at least ten thousand people gathered despite light disorder and scattered wind despite preparations for a nearby display. Local authorities noted good order with no major incidents as the event wrapped up and crowd dispersal began.
An OCR distorted account recounts a Company I unit and the army draft saga. It mentions the company’s youngest member Tammag, a planned betrayal plot, and alleged coercion, with references to senior leaders, subordinates, and hopes of escape or reform within the regiment.
A fragmented account describes a man named Rowrbeck slitting a door panel during a jail escape attempt. The narrative covers frantic action, pursuit, and authorities responding as the suspect tried to flee. Multiple disjointed details reference violence, a second escape attempt, and a tense night near a bath area.
Loy Ruland son of Mr and Mrs C E Ruland of North Warren Bay prepares to depart for San Francisco then China to undertake missionary work. He formerly led high school studies and earned recognition as a top student, with associations to Westminster College and the Grange Church community. The mission location is in Shantang province near Shanghai, with details continued on page two.
The dedication ceremony drew a large crowd as Labor Temple members praised unity for industrial peace while suffragists disrupted the event. President Roosevelt later addressed labor leaders urging support for demobilization and national unity amid war jitters.
July 5 report from the United States Consul Revigera states two hundred Americans are in Mexico City and most intend to stay despite evident threats. The consular warning notes little chance of immediate evacuation as events unfold.
Mount Gretna July 3. A. J. Logan commander of the Recind brigade of the Pennylvania Wattonay Guard left camp with the Highlandish infantry, Pics Bureau regiment under Col. Rearay and the Tas or Gazination of the Second brigade to for the Ueetcun harder. The regiment departed in three transportes to Satema sention when the colors Were raised.
State orchard inspectors have been given special instruction by zoologist A A Burtace to inspect for crop pests and suppress pests across farm crops. Secretary Karin Patton notes the program will cover orchards truck crops gardens and farms with guidance from the Bureau of Zoology.
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Ambiguous fragment urges Warren to pursue industrial expansion to boost population and manufacturing. Calls for citizen effort and cooperation to avoid failure, stating expansion benefits the city and economy, and advocates a strong, unified push despite unclear wording.
A chaotic, OCR like report from Aawistos Maine quotes Secretary Ramels of the Navy urging a non boastful patriotism and reverence for the flag. He cites past American heroes and stresses unity beyond parochial patriotism as essential to the nation during Fourth of July celebrations.
An account details Warrenites at Camp Yeager Gowango visiting from Heat Anifilation. Guests wore US scout uniforms, tents lined the riverbank, and activities included games, a banket picnic, and Indian dance songs in Seneca. Recounts mention welcome by caretakers and a patriotic tribute concluding the day with prayers and speeches.
Washington July 9 Senator Thomas of Colorado, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, denounced the Women's Suffrage movement on the Senate floor today. He said the outrage has less chance now than at the last session and that suffrage advocates have pushed to bring it to a vote.
Dose England July 6 reports the American steamer Jacob Luckenbach en route from San Francisco to La wenk of Dover collided with an unidentified vessel. The crew was naval.
The council debates funding measures for flood protection and street repairs in Rome. Officials consider borrowing funds, with committee discussions led by Finance Chair J A Sebo feld and Councilman Charles Johnson. Repair contracts on East Avenue and the river wall are cited, with inflationary costs and potential tax impact noted. The meeting notes hint at continued talks and a Page Five continuation.
Reports say French forces push north and south of the Somme as German counterattacks fail to halt the advance. Prisoner counts exceed 9 000 since the river crossing, with French troops reportedly taking Bormont farm and seizing ground while German counterpunches stall near key villages. Weather hindered operations but fighting persisted along the Somme line.
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