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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
6
A chaotic morning in the city recounts bicycle mishaps on Center Street, a partial bridge repair, and the start of a foundation for a new Libtars base. Reports describe a reptile intruding a home, a church notice, and a civic meeting with detailed roles for local officials and visitors.
In a fragmented account, the creation of the Federal League is traced from 1913, noting initial clubs in Pittsburgh and Chicago with figures like William A. Whitman and Garry Heremant. The piece describes early plans, key transfers, and the push to form a nationwide league challenging established majors, amid conjecture about ownership and management.
Shirley Harson Mortuururt record notices death after a sudden illness. The obituary names her husband Hamilton Shirley, children Andrew Edward and Charles Murphy, and Susanne Murphy as survivors with other relatives noted. The article cites her residence in Purest county and mentions her active community involvement and funeral details to follow.
Fragmentary report notes church leaders planning a regional memorial service in a city hall setting with provisional timings and invitations. Names and places are unclear but reference to African cathedrals and a memorial event are stated.
Readable parts indicate a distress or urgent call about cars and telephone numbers, with mentions of multiple phones and Santa related reference. The garbled text prevents precise facts but suggests a public safety or emergency notice involving vehicles and contact lines.
The readable fragments display names and phrases with unclear connections. The text references people and places in a garbled form, lacking a coherent event or clear context to identify a concrete news item.
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