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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
3
The piece argues Austria-Hungary must rely on Germany for military support against home insurgents, warning federation or dissolution as Slavic power grows. It predicts the empire’s decline to a subject state and a Central European unit driven by German conquest, contingent on Western Front events.
An editorial discusses railway unification under government control as a wartime test, noting higher rates and wages but promising safer, improved service. It urges national renewal, contrasting German decadence with American resolve and calling for prayer to sustain unity and liberty.
War Garden inspection tonight as Warren youths face scrutiny of gas and light usage. One hundred seven more Warren boys called in the draft to depart June 24. The town praises the graduating class of Warren High School 1818 for its bright future and national patriotic spirit.
The Washington Times argues that a German defeat would bring deep humiliation to nations including the United States, signaling low standards and a civilization only beginning. It frames defeat as a blow to civilization and prestige.
An analysis urging War Savings Stamps to fund U S efforts in World War I. The piece contrasts vast war costs with modest savings, cites figures on drafts and loans, and argues Americans should sacrifice to support soldiers and defeat Kaiserism. It invokes patriotism, quotes and historical comparisons to motivate universal participation.
A European inventor creates a metal blank with four clamps that carries a pen at the end. The device clamps around the forefinger and is said to ease writing compared with a traditional penholder.
Taft reports to the National Geographic Society on the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago. He notes its size, permanent facilities, large drill halls, and youthful trainees, comparing it with army cantonments and urging rapid expansion of trained manpower to win the war.
Buffalo paper readers recall "Pete" Hassenfratz the Warren Pa fire brigade hero who saved lives in a Warren fire and is urged to visit The Enquirer office for his annual remembrance. He receives a $35 gift, a $5 thrift stamps book, a small American flag and a bravery ribbon from friends.
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