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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1916

Page

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More Cavalry to Enter Mexico Cross Border Raid Report

El Paso July 24 border reports claim Carranza troops crossed into Mexico to pursue American cattle raids sparked by a rancher demand for return of his herd. Dispatches describe a punitive expedition and shifting military positions around Villa and Durango as U.S. forces prepare to cross the line.

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Editor of Iron Age Dead After 29 Year Tenure

The editor of Iron Age, Leesera srr tea ee craities WH Eatthori of Kaw York, died at the same time. He served 29 years as editor and was connected to the United States Geological Survey and the American Thermus OF Bonie Hpgineers. He served in Sea Praccisca in 1883.

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Car Collision Near Farm Colony Injures Four

An accident on the state highway near Farm Colony left four girls injured after a Ford rear end collision. George Hidum, driver of the Swoustvaran vehicle, and Paul Kellar were among those involved. witnesses said the Ford spun, one wheel torn off, and damage limited to vehicles with no major injuries reported. Authorities urge cautious driving after dark to prevent further such incidents.

Weller Thorie Apto

Delayed Movement of State Troops Reported Across Regions

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered references to state troops and delays including mentions of paroling at a coastal Cape and various officers. The text lists names and locations without clear context or complete sentences, making precise events hard to determine.

Ulzer Named Candidate for New American Party

Reported secret hotel conference reveals Ulzer as a proposed candidate for the New American Party with support from delegates of several groups. Suleer, defeated for Promisition nomination, declared the platform pledges equal suffrage prohibition of alcohol religion church state separation and religious liberty in the new party program.

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Historic New York May totals show sharp rise in cases

Early 3,000 cases reported in New York with May totals reaching significant figures. Partial, garbled text notes Tarantia paralysis and clinics, with references to new camp efforts and brief mentions of hours and sums. The fragment hints at a public health or social relief update.

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British reply to American protests on mail censorship

London reports the foreign office published the text of a reply to American complaints about mail censorship. The exchange centers on the MacNift Horticultural Co of New York and the Standard Underground Cable Co of Pittsburgh, with the British government noting consideration and seeking to explain the censorship’s workings and any contractual ties.

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Indiana Poet James Whitcomb Riley Dies at Capitol Reading

The Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley died unexpectedly Saturday night in Indianapolis. He was revered for his homespun verse and connected to workers and children. his body lay in state at the capitol as friends and relatives issued responses. The governor and state officials mourn his loss and note his lasting cultural impact.

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Favors Military Training Debate Sparks Public Interest

Fragmented report notes discussion on universal military training. Mentions religious groups, public sentiment, and authorities expressing support or opposition. Lacks clear names or dates due to damaged text.

Plaque in Philadelphia Records Child Deaths and Illness

Fragmentary Philadelphia notice reports Mortman four years old dying at municipal care after two weeks ill. Another case involves Dorothy Hunt two years old brought from New York in July. Paraly sis cited in a vague hospital report.

Philadewhia Marwarat Mortman

French Aviator Flies Over Berlin in WWI Era Report

A garbled World War I dispatch notes a French aviator allegedly flying over Berlin and references Allied bombing attempts. The item also mentions British naval actions near Iceland and ongoing battles along the Western Front with intermittent casualty details and strategic notes.

Dealer Arrested on Cruelty to Animals Charge

A junk dealer from Chanala identified as Ow Mave was arrested on a cruelty to animals charge after authorities found a horse in poor condition tied to his junk yard. The horse appeared decrepit and unable to eat, with a severed tongue noted. the owner was jailed and a veterinarian advised humane euthanasia.

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Parade marred by crowd disruption and chaos

A chaotic scene marred a local parade as rumors and confusion spread among attendees. Eyewitness accounts describe a tense atmosphere with a sudden disruption near the reviewing stand and emergency responders on site.

Troop Train Collision Near St Louis Reported

Fragmentary wartime item notes a troop train wreck near Saint Louis involving Mexican paircad and Minnesota artillery units. Mentions July fighting claims and a home seekers special. No clear casualty or outcome given in readable text.

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Danish Ship Rapilga Seized In Waterlogged Condition

A damaged Danish ship named Rapilga encountered trouble after a German submarine reportedly engaged her. The crew included Norwngian and Swedish sailors. two persons, Jane and Jan, were noted as married. The vessel Mara remained in Swedish waters with the others in poor condition.

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Weekly War Department Seattle Report Update

The War Department issues a weekly report on border and coast defenses. It notes the latest movements of arms command and medical facilities and lists dates for deadlines and departmental actions.

County Taxes Reach $122 483 in County

Tax collectors report 15 000 taxable properties valued near 13 000 000 dollars with 4 016 horses and smulles counted last year. The county tax base shows 7 848 items listed in the current tally, with value rising by about 263 000 dollars from last year.

Senate Democrats to Hold Caucus on Different Bills

Washington July 24 Democrats in the Senate plan to hold a caucus to decide on several measures. The leaders expect a vote this week on labor and related legislation as party lines and internal disagreements shape the timetable.

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Four Drownings Reported in Pittsburg Area

Four persons drowned while boating in Pittsburg vicinity on Saturday. One man died from heat exposure on Franklin Street after being overcome. Victims include Thos ANG, JON Sueonmies, Larus Sarganc, aged 82, and William Traert, aged.

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