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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
1
The 3918 Republican convention session in Chicago is marked by factional strife as Old Guard leaders refuse concessions, milles presides over a tense roll call, and Warren G. Harding seeks unity and a strong national defense stance amid scattered cheers and protests.
Voter tallies show the proposed constitutional amendment for woman suffrage failed in Monday’s Des Moines area primary. Reported totals include 145,089 for and 160,000 against, a margin reflected in the county returns and the broader state result.
Fragmentary OCR reports an explosion at the Du Pont Powder Works near Wayne yesterday afternoon. One source notes a large blast and possible injuries among workers, with authorities investigating the cause and scope of the incident.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses a program supporting women in work and education under the Federated Club and Women’s Christian Association. It highlights training, sewing, cooking, and domestic skills, stressing self reliance and community improvement, with mention of a committee and fundraising efforts.
Frederick Carter a Clarandon youth refuses settlement offer in a damage suit against Young Lumber Company. He alleges injury in March while employed, with hospital and medical costs and pain not compensated. Proposals to pay seven weeks wages under a new act are rejected, and a suit may be filed after a waiting period. The case highlights questions about the new compensation act and its interpretation by courts.
London reports a national outpouring over the death of Lord Kitchener the late secretary of war. Scotland Yard conducts a rigid inquiry as Premier Asquith steps in as acting secretary of war. A huge state memorial will be held at St Pauls and Westminster Abbey with King and allied leaders in attendance. The empire mourns while the crisis reshapes the war leadership and public order amid extensive dispatches from London.
Andrew J. Muller shot his wife and attempted to kill himself during a domestic dispute on June 7. The couple, who had been living with their son at a residence in Rulea Ola, reportedly argued over alleged abuse prior to the shooting. The wife was wounded but recovering. Muller, said to be insanely jealous, returned home after an earlier quarrel and opened fire with a .22 caliber pistol, hitting his wife multiple times before turning the gun on himself. The daughter-in-law intervened, aiding the wife as Muller fled to the stairs and then back toward the home’s rear. The incident left the wife hospitalized and Muller in custody or hospital care after the subsidence of the scene.
Officials and Chamber of Commerce officials will have experts analyze Warren’s industrial climate to promote balanced growth. The study aims to attract new industries, create jobs, and advance community development through coordinated methods and experienced leadership.
A muddled wedding notice recounts a romance at Covewango Valley ending in a Bradford ceremony. It describes couples among local workers, a chemist bride, and a large gathering, with scattered names and details about Camp and nearby towns, reflecting a chaotic OCR text of a social event.
In a clipped exchange, Borah and Colonel Hudsersil discuss current tones and tactics. They report on recent standpoints and consider better alignment with the situation than previously. Des Vermtay and others are noted in passing as sources of information.
A garbled June 1971 report claims Count Shizanamy and Oxuzne are involved in an assassination plot. The source mentions a Winco or Joe Tition and an alleged secretary of Count Or ima, with vague weather and travel notes. Details are unclear and largely fractured.
Reports detail planning to strengthen border patrol amid talks of American troops and mounted forces moving toward Laredo and Brownsville. Sources mentionLuis de la Roma and other leaders tied to organized resistance as authorities prepare for possible incursions and heightened security along the Rio Grande.
A tornado swept through several towns from Arkansas to Maine, damaging properties and causing at least 107 deaths. Authorities reported hundreds of injuries and extensive destruction as debris filled the streets and emergency crews moved to aid survivors.
Marines strike rebel chiefs as American and Haitian forces clash near Mubduverrsie. Casualties reported include 16 Americans as State Department notes harsh wartime measures. Chasers pursue remnants of the insurgent band amid continued fighting.
James J Hill left a will in Mt Paul appointing Lois W Hill as administrator of the estate valued at 6190000800. The petition for administration was signed by eight children and filed in probate court amid unclear text from the damaged source.
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