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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
1
A historical report notes railroads lose full crew cases as decisions sustained by the commission. The article reflects legal disputes involving train crews and conductors, detailing regulatory outcomes and implications for railroad operations and labor requirements.
The article reports four railroad-related cases where complaints were upheld. Commissioners ordered the railroads to provide required service and safety features, with judges affirming that the railroads must meet obligations such as proper barriers and safe train operations.
A drowning incident occurred in Williamsport Pennsylvania on July 14. A man attempted revival for about five minutes but failed. Police and local officials investigated the scene as rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
A New York aeroplane company including men from Brownment New York was mustered into federal service yesterday at Gordes City aerodrome. One company has flown test flights and four others have logged more than a hundred hours.
Sir Ernest Shackleton and a crew member set sail from Buenos Aires aboard a schooner to continue the relief mission. The expedition continues to press toward the South Atlantic seeking to reach the stranded party after leaving thirty two companions behind on a remote inland site.
A report from New York on July 14 notes representative Wuhan from California Independent League and Woodrow Wilson Independent League officials engaging in discussions. Details indicate a clocking event related to leadership or chairing duties, with summaries of committee roles and organizational exchanges.
Washington reports bodies from a recent patrol were buried in May after arriving from Pago. Authorities say the troopers died under unclear circumstances and their remains are being laid to rest alongside other servicemembers.
Fourteen readers were found guilty in a verdict returned yesterday amid charges of attempted disruption. No charges of attempted subversion or destruction were proven, despite widespread unrest previously alleged.
The text discusses the Warker Industrial Development Co and its aims to advance industry in the city. It argues for action to prevent city stagnation, urging citizens to support creation of a suitable building to attract investment and enterprise for progress.
James C. Burger of Denver was elected outer guard at the closing session of the Imperial Supreme Council meeting. David W. Crossland of Montgomery led in balloting for another high post. several temple changes and disciplinary actions were noted. parade morality rules were debated and enforced. competition schedule altered by rain.
Baltimore July 14 German ambassador Count vom Herervorst spent an hour aboard the submarine Deutschland yesterday. He inspected deck and machinery, viewed documents, and discussed German naval plans with Captain Koenig. The visit followed a luncheon with Germania Club members and a dinner hosted by Mayor Prostag for city officials involved in the submarine tour.
Report from Murmare on July 16 states the supersubmarine Debrackined will return to Germany to carry cargo and depart tonight after delays. It plans to load supplies and head to Beutackland then Portalle with 18 knots expected. crew will join at sea and the vessel will not stop for American ships.
Harrisong filed a claim in Mauph courts on July 14 seeking 94.152 with 185 percent interest from 185. Joos published news in Turshuegae that year and obtained authority to pursue the state. Auditor Jerome I. Nites led the case. Joos secured legal power to collect the debt and won. The interest accrual stretched about a year.
A medical gathering in New York discussed infantile paralysis, with experts noting no cause for panic and a death rate lower than other illnesses. Dr Flemer and Dr Plexner presented views on spread, origin, and prevention, stressing cautious optimism and continued research.
Amid clash of labor and state, officials mobilized to deter rail workers. Government talks with top officers continued through the night as soldiers were placed on alert.
Victorian era health bulletin notes continued increase in infantile paralysis case counts across New York City boroughs. The report highlights concerns from Brooklyn and surrounding districts as health officials warn of spreading illness over recent days and urge vigilance and vaccination where available.
The article details Warren Company efforts to ship stock to Prince Edward Island, including men hired and costs. It describes breeding two-year-old foxes, wages, and the threats to the operation from possible disease and weather, with references to the Somer well, Fail Grounds, and the coastal voyage.
Cleveland yesterday saw a store raid by soldiers from the New York Infantry and Troop G. Majory Bagnatias ordered the troops to disperse the crowd after they seized food and merchandise on Samu street near the Mites intersection. The incident drew patrols and caused a temporary disruption in the area.
Lima July 14 Two young robbers tried a holdup on the Broadway Limited of the Penna railroad. Four or more passengers, riding in the observation car, were shot or wounded as the train resisted their signals to stop. The attackers fled toward Monroeville, while the injured were rushed to Lima for treatment.
Report from J Stewart who turned from Washington says no recruitment orders issued yet for the National Guard. He does not know when orders will come, but Monet Gretna ramp will be ready when called.
British troops push along the Somme front breaking German lines near the Ancre and Somme rivers. Four miles of front seized between the Albert Espume highway and Bray-Pavion lines as heavy bombardments and counterattacks unfold. German resistance remains stubborn at key positions including near Bapaume, while Allied coffers claim renewed momentum and strategic gains in the ongoing offensive.
Irene Gorshin a 32 year old widow from South Fightenth street was struck by lightning while sheltering under a tree during a storm. She died at the scene and an inquest was planned with Coroner Casent Broth to determine the cause of death.
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin July 14. Grandma Surske marks her one hundredth birthday with family at Forests a celebration attended by thirty two relatives. She was mother of ten children, now living three generation, and head of six living generations. Born in Conninsville Pennsylvania she moved to Caskactua, Michigan where she married in 1870s.
A meeting at the office of WHT Allen reviewed Warren's industrial development plan as a potential success. Attendees discussed the formation of a corporate stock subscription and the creation of a house of affectors to organize future business, with preliminary figures and a $50 per share value noted.
In York on July a group of society women narrowly escaped death after a car crash. A car struck and overturned, tumbling into a street near a club. Passersby and bystanders aided the injured as onlookers watched the fiery scene unfold.
A fragmentary report describes a fatal shark attack on July 1. The horse named F usreur tid Lester SuilliwelleA was ridden with haviaing Gn. Satlawan alec and Weimesses. the attackers left marks indicating a serious injury.
Atlas reports July 14 that the summer home of the King of Greece burned in a series of fires. The Rust Ch ean recounts individuals including military officers who died in the blaze and notes the involvement of the Yong Grange military yard.
A New York report details armed shark hunters patrolling the New York and New Jersey coasts in a man hunt for danger. Rewards are offered for every shark killed, while officials dispute causes and methods, with claims of sharks approaching inland doors and sea resorts. The piece notes Matawan New Jersey officials offering rewards and reports of numerous attacks and sightings along the shore, including around Matawan Creek and nearby bays as fear grows.
A deep instrument purifying plant on the Nag Wairiver road near here collapsed City officials say several workers missing and others injured. The structure failure occurred during maintenance, with crews rushing to locate missing men as investigators begin.
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