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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
1
German forces begin a sharp advance as the Tatian Army of Invasion meets heavy resistance near Lemberg. Allied troops respond to the breakthrough with countermeasures, while reports confirm intensified artillery and air activity in the sector.
June 4 reports indicate submarines active in North Sea and Baltic regions. Swedish and Danish vessels sunk or damaged, including the German gobo flag ship Salvador and the Swedish steamer Lapyland. News notes German subs, Welsh survivors, and Russian government shifts as Moscow troops press on the San and Rudulk fronts.
Reports from Monterey detail steady thefts and assaults on grocers bakers and merchants. Authorities note suspects described as groups moving through areas near Corydon and Warren while word spreads of upcoming meetings involving local families and community leaders.
Petitioners protest a court view to determine land for a proposed bridge on Allegheny Street. Court may extend time for reports. residents urge faster action and a public hearing before a final ruling. Tribal tasks and property lines are referenced along with notice dates and court sessions.
A preliminary draft document prepared by the President surfaced as advisers gathered for the regular Friday session. The cabinet lineup and potential changes were discussed as officials weighed upcoming actions.
A Detroit bulletin from Bio Detroit June 4 reports Ford Motor Co plans to declare a stock dividend and later announce a cash dividend. The notice indicates an upcoming corporate action with details to follow.
A rural dispute involving WGK and Begum escalates over a contested road segment. Local officials grapple with planning and access while residents seek a fair solution. Authorities pledge further talks to resolve the impasse and preserve transport access.
A fierce dispute among minority and majority stockholders over a major road project to fund maintenance and construction dominates Washington's agenda. Key figures Daniel G. Ried and the Moore executives face probes into alleged misused funds, while the Interstate Smallwares Commission weighs actions to unravel alleged misappropriations and improper appointments. The case includes a New York lawsuit seeking 47.9 million and allegations of treasury theft from the operating company.
A garbled report from the state college outlines agricultural extension and export efforts. It notes preparations for a July event, lists officials and county names, and references the Carver Home as a meeting site with multiple attendees.
A jumbled OCR page lists multiple 1935 court cases and defendants including names such as Hermann Thore Surtia Nieloud and Patrick Wadden. It references larceny rape threats and temperate habita as charges, with session details and docket items interwoven and partially legible across several lines.
The Warren High School board finalized scrutiny of graduate marks and approved diplomas. A program of student performances and a large list of graduates were noted, with diplomas signed by Mr. Geo E Colvin. (Continued on Page Five).
The Supreme Court considers a hard fought dispute involving the Steet Corporation and corporate pricing controls. Key figures Gary Rusgat and Andrew Carnegie are cited in arguments over anti trust violations and corporate power, with blame cast on the government for alleged delays and political influence. The decision, expected to shape corporate conduct, analyzes the legality of price controls and the broader implications for competition. The report notes the involvement of prominent legal actors and references previous related rulings as context.
A report outlines charges against IMOREWS' counsel connected to a smoky city case. The article notes an investigation by a committee and references FR. A. Jackson and the defense of Andrews during an appeal, with shifts in the trial record and ties to a prominent figure.
A huge turnout at Masse Park witnessed the first city school exhibition led by principal teachers and students from South Brent and Jefferson avenues. Highlights included a mass drill, flag ceremony, and a song game. reporters note it drew praise from spectators and hopes to become an annual event. The event featured students from multiple grades, a visiting army band, and local merchants who donated prizes and aids for the afternoon.
Announcement reports record crowds for May at the Farrah Bar and Billet plant. Production surged with shipments totaling 22018 tons and a peak at 22201 tons, marking an exception in the blast furnace operations of Carnegie Steel Coy.
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