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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
3
A Lyndhurst period editorial defense argues President Wilson’s policies kept the United States peaceful amid world turmoil and fostered broad prosperity. It counters criticisms from rivals, cites rising wages, booming business, strong bank deposits, high stock prices, and robust railroad and mining activity while warning against fallacious promises.
The clipping cites varied editorials with sly remarks about Hughes and a general warning tone. It mentions a future public dining scene with Ford Pinchot and Boies Penrose and notes Count Okuma’s promise to welcome American money, framing Japan as a public benefactor. It ends predicting a stronger American army and hints Mexico’s contentment with status quo.
July 14 Sheffield notes a likely mound appearance by Pred Tihs who beat the Janeduynata in the Bil, with Howard Pinney back from West Virginia to coach and bat for the team. The club aims to lift spirits and keep momentum as fans are urged to attend the ball park for the exhibition and upcoming season.
A weather event followed by an electrified storm disrupted service in the area. A tree felled wires causing a brief outage affecting PR line transit. Emergency dispatchers coordinated train movements between Hie and Ieane. Reports note a brief blackout and subsequent restoration efforts.
Sue Mied hosts a July 14 reception at Avenue Street in honor of a newly wed couple Gust Cesiron and Hed couple. Guests enjoyed a four square dinner and poems as the assembly bid farewell with a gift glass water set.
A fragmentary notice describes a person seen without a uniform and a nearby beauty tongue in cheek about grandges and souvenirs. It notes daughter Rachael married Willan Moody of Warren and a newborn girl, marking a family milestone amid festive attire and memories.
A late morning incident near Ludlow at the passing siding caused a near derailment as a train's emergency braking was applied. Rail workers observed the engine and cars partially wedged between tracks with debris and dust visible, signaling possible damage.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the Ashurville church plan a bake sale in the former Imperial Restaract space. After supper, ice cream and cake will be served for those who attend. A fundraising effort aims to help local Indies, with plans for a breakfast gathering and activities to follow.
Fragmentary report notes Hugo Carton halted yesterday while traveling from Chivaro to Ruston to visit relatives. It mentions a person named Th Toston and a white vehicle linked to an employer described as a president of a company. Carton aimed to return to Chilagi by auto route on the New Big Yana States line.
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