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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
1
An extraordinary report traces a dramatic Alpine clash where Italian forces demonstrate superiority in firefight battles. The feature highlights tactical prowess and equipment advantage influencing outcomes in the high mountains.
A fragmentary dispatch describes Italian and German air and sea operations near the Friuli frontier and southern England coast. It notes artillery duels with Austrians, Italian superiority at a coastal base, and air raids including Bouba and Brest forts. A French ship, the Puuhed, was sent from Nantes to Cardiff via submarine channel.
The city pavement contract for 161 lanes progresses as weather improves. Four blocks in Water Street, two on Firth Avenue, ten on Mameycous, two on Ou andaga Avenue are under excavation and early notices completed. A memorial Day death eased a local mystery, clarifying the disappearance of Hilliard, whose body arrived from Kane hospital and was identified by relatives.
The library hosts a final theatre performance with GRRBGATES OSE. presenting a closing act. Community members are invited to attend as the venue bids farewell to past shows and welcomes the end of an era.
A forthcoming event at the high school is expected to draw a large audience. Organizers anticipate strong community turnout and plan specific arrangements to accommodate the crowd.
Warren High School held its graduation exercises with seniors in cap and gown receiving diplomas. The program featured speeches, musical selections, and prize awards as Superintendent Cot and donors honored academic excellence amid a large audience.
Shotteha June Jameg and Sack Counsél led a plan to raid a bank or shop. Police caught a man described as a woodsman named Spangling Gala who carried a large roll during the escape. One suspect fled through a passage as officers pursued. Authorities promise further action and orders for the suspect’s restraint.
WL is a town revenue collector named Sartine Cable of Bradford Illinois who will be in the city over Monday to receive taxes. He plans to collect street taxes and settle local fees and assessments from residents and businesses during the visit.
A garbled local note describes bull frogs and turtle market chatter. It recalls a past year with six large bulls and a chorus of buyers priced for the same reason, noting sightings and a dramatic creek incident.
Washington June five reports say the government prepared a second note to Germany. It indicates a plan to send within twenty four hours bearing phraseology approved, amid talks on punitive measures and German intentions for the next steps.
Muddled report describes trials involving a county justice of the peace and a suspected case. It mentions a court action in Warren County and a man named Muthaesador Storgantiau, with references to a local public relief program and an art theft citation.
Secretary Daniels warned the Naval Academy graduating class about the growth of air power and the potential for aircraft to be engines of destruction. He urged readiness and moral resolve as the nation faced evolving military threats.
Fragmented OCR summary discusses lessons from a European war on motive power, engines, and gasoline. It notes no decisive crushing defeats yet highlights the evolving nature of battles, scout messengers, and strategic moves impacting future warfare. References to leadership, defense, and citadel actions imply the broader context of military modernization.
Senator Boles Penrose of Pennsylvania is slated to speak at a local creation event in Warren July 3 to 6. Preparations were reviewed by the committee led by J. E McCloskey and G McCloskey with Harry J Kriegs and others, as officials plan for hundreds of visitors.
Washington in June reports a severe hunger emergency as over a thousand fed on two campuses and seven thousand more face hunger in the capital. Consul General Bisuusi counters lines about Red Cross aid while urging support to President Wilson and the Red Cross. An urgent national drive seeks large donations to relieve widespread hunger amid disrupted transport and food shortages.
Washington reports Germany expressed regret over the loss of an American steamer and pledged to provide full compensation for damages. Berlin said the matter could not yet be fully cleared, while the attack on the Cunfin ship drew protests and a note to the United States.
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