22 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
Boston police Chief Gabriel and a visiting official investigated a chaotic street shooting scene. A driver fired on a man with a revolver, explosions followed, and Skinner recovered the weapon while a companion helped evacuate bystanders.
Endeavor Vegth, aged in his forties, was injured in a fall near the Eee WW mill at Endeavor. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in Wupen County,Minn, where doctors reported he never regained consciousness before passing. The incident occurred as he attempted to climb from ear to ear and slipped between the ears, with details not fully clear. Services will be held in Jemiah sresnoran.
Fragmented account recalls a legal trial and political figures in Erie County with mentions of a jury, courtroom procedures, and a candidate described as a Lowatomnant in 1811. Names such as Wallan Deabon and Sfusua Juwrrens appear amid garbled text and scattered dates, ending with a note to continue on another page.
The governor reiterated belief that Becker is guilty, noting only the new claim that Alfred Hearst Lewis allegedly coached Becker. He dismissed the assertion as unproven, while recounting testimony linking Becker to the Hearst murder and referencing witnesses who implicate him in the crime.
Reported riot at a plant left three men wounded and near death as gunfire erupted between striking workers and guards. Police struggled to contain the mob while government conciliators prepared to intervene. authorities said the incident underscored the seriousness of the dispute and the need for calm.
Four Tak players from Palea, led by Ambrey Laurenc and his son Ray, with M. C. Crawford and D. A. Darer, visit Minnesnotia Mina for a bustling intercity tennis contest on July 2. The event features top regional talent facing the Terra CU team, highlighting a lively sporting exchange.
A garbled OCR text describes a controversial wartime style camp meeting and movement in a county, with references to a Sportswomen’s Association and various officials. It mentions plans for a rally, leadership figures like A.C. More and Mr. Mocur, and discussions on state primaries, intentions of assault, and vigils, ending with chaotic, disjointed phrases about offices and investigations.
Berlin reports General von Mackensen and allied forces surging toward Warsaw as bombardment intensifies. German troops push along the Vistula shore. Russian defenses hold but casualties mount as Polish capital remains contested.
A distant reference to the Pere Marquette affair appears in a court filing as a final settlement discussion unfolds in the C B District Court under Judge Arthur Tule. Creditors threaten action to recover holdings while attorneys clash over the method of sale and outstanding claims of twenty six million nine hundred nine thousand dollars in hold.
Heldgefort Connecticut July 22. J f Meppler, president of the Trusc National Association of Machinists, said a strike at the Stemington ATE land Ammunition Company and subcontractors would end. A $5 wage grant and no additional draft were agreed upon. Negotiations in New York led to the halt of pickets and a possible return to work by Monday morning.
Amestown and Warren auto clubs agreed to cooperate on a regional tour route linking Jamestown to Warren and Corsdex. Officials discussed signs and signals along the 50 mile circuit to attract tourists, with committees to place durable markers between Jamestown and Corsdex and on the Cauvenatis valley corridor.
The note on submarine warfare and freedom of the seas is circulating, signaling the United States will stand by its position amid German proposals for limited warfare. Officials warn Berlin that the United States will not tolerate violations of neutral rights and will respond to any aggressive acts with firm measures.
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