18 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
1
Mexican authorities report Villa followers eluding a cordon of de facto government troops near the border. Citations indicate potential raid plans on the American side, with General Trevino ordering preparation of militia and border defenses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe licenses and receipts processed by a treasurer. It mentions payments totaling 639, likely fees or fines, with references to months and figures that are partially obscured. The text includes garbled names and numbers, limiting precise reconstruction of events.
Report indicates a runaway infant was located near Saogertown Crmetord district. Details are unclear due to damaged text but investigators note involvement of a caregiver and local authorities. Further information pending official update.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference was held for church pastors on Monday evening led by the District Superintendent. The Rev. J. Incing UK September history and events were discussed, highlighting sobering membership and offerings. The report shows continued growth and the missionwork shaping the church’s future. William F Dennett noted during the session that increased giving and training are needed to sustain efforts in the coming year.
The notice describes Prudential employees insured by the company with details on eligibility and vesting of benefits. It outlines emergency measures and salary considerations, noting a payout structure and trust arrangements for employee benefits.
A garbled report hints at an ambassadorial or high level appointment involving Turkey and Washington. Names and details are unclear, with references to senior officials, a president, and possible changes in the U.S. Congress or administration.
The report outlines Senate debate over building sixteen capital ships, with opposition on both sides. It notes arguments for preparedness and fears of escalating arms, mentioning key figures and the struggle to pass amendments before the session ends. The piece reflects wartime policy discourse and partisan tensions shaping naval construction.
Fragmented OCR recounts a market shift with references to names and places, noting losses and a struggle to confirm figures. It mentions Hamilton, Pett, and a "25000, 4 Air" amount with unclear context but indicates a vanished reel market and disputed values.
The report in Washington agencies claims Germany plans to restart submarine attacks. It notes expected steps and the potential impact on maritime operations and allied shipping, with officials weighing responses and timing.
A violent feud between white and black residents sparked a pitched battle that left seven dead and many wounded. More than a hundred shots were fired and explosions occurred as mobs clashed around a building. authorities reported tense conditions as bodies were recovered and investigators prepared to sift through the scene.
Fragmentary text outlines a presidential decision to postpone or cancel notification ceremonies. It references political figures and parties, including McCormich and a Democratic rationalist group, and hints at a legislative session and business of the era. Names and places are incomplete or garbled.
Fragmentary report describes figures including Wilson and Yeadon amid political maneuvering. The piece references attempts to take charge, questions about ward alignments, and a plan to address civic control while consulting officials and committees. The text contains many garbled names and unclear dates.
General Stewart announces recruiting officers for the guard. Names listed include Major Osrar Tavier and other officers, with details about examinations and assignments. The notice references recruitment timing and expected duties for the guard units.
Crowds fill the grounds as a windy day hosts a big racing program. Entry lists are large for successive days, with about twenty events on the card and top entrants aiming for higher purses. Judges and officials oversee a crowded track while officials report solid public interest and substantial betting activity.
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