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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented report notes tense proceedings with scattered phrases. Witnesses are mentioned alongside a figure named James Hinton. The scene centers on a courtroom or public hearing amid mixed statements and emotional responses.
Court heard a January inquest into the death of Jabez Hinton after a tavern incident on Hickory Street near the Roaring River. Witnesses described a disturbance at a nearby restaurant where Fason and Madden faces were discussed. The jury selected last night, with Major D. B. Wade and others called as witnesses, as the trial proceeds toward March with a potential $10,000 damages claim.
The council approved the report of the paving committee urging repairs on Pennsylvania avenues and Liberty, paving with brick and widening the curb. It called for streetcar pole removal, concrete ditching under supervision, and routing funds to mowing and curb work while postponing others.
The report indicates a confrontation over a ruling and the presidency’s response. Officials prepared a formal reply read to the cabinet and sent for transmission. Indignation arose as the president rejected delaying action and argued the government would not write the memo.
Berlin, June. Victory crowns Austro German forces as they advance in the east while Russian attempts to relieve pressure in Gale Tela are repulsed. German reinforcements arrive near Sieulawa as the Teutons push toward markets from two sides.
A garbled report from Rome references a popular hero and a visit to the Malan Grant. A shell explosion near the King’s location caused panic and surrounding area chaos with debris and rumors of injuries. The text remains incoherent and unreadable in key details.
A fragmentary Allied report claims parts of an Austrian submarine may be raised and held for use by the Angiorench fleet at the western entrance of the Dardanelles. The presence of Austrian submarines in the area would complicate naval operations in the region near the Turkish coast.
Court appointees weighing a new bridge across the Allegheny River face extended deliberations. Residents from West Warren and nearby areas push for alternative locations to the Main Avenue junction, arguing for access, flood concerns, and rail alignments while proponents favor a central site near Market Street.
An official opinion from the Attorney General clarifies that the State Highway Department bears the duty to build, repair, or maintain state highway bridges, with responsibility shifting to township authorities only when custody of a bridge is with the township at approval. The ruling emphasizes state liability for routes designated by law and amendments, including all bridges.
A June New York report describes a broad delegation of officials and a convoy related to the Borden Condensed Milk Company. Three workers halted by authorities led to a payout of 55,500.80 for a mystery incident, with details obscured by the damaged text.
Reports say two neutral steamers Normegian and Beirer were sunk by German submarines. Details from London indicate shipping losses near the Baltic or North Sea with no confirmed casualty figures yet. The incident adds to wartime disruptions in neutral shipping under submarine warfare.
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A Warren Chamber of Commerce proposal outlines an investment info program to attract capital while promising protections for investors. It discusses regulatory oversight, advertising, and the role of officials in preventing fraud, with emphasis on site, date, and cost disclosures. The document notes varied propositions and the need for careful publicity to reassure potential investors.
An account describes British air defense and German Zeppelins during a night raid. It details maneuvers, bomb approaches, and anti aircraft actions, noting casualties among civilians and crew as the battle unfolds above the coast and inland targets.
A disrupted OCR snippet describes a court or game event with garbled names and actions. The text references renovation, a series of motions, and an offensive net, with players and a manager noted, but the exact event and participants are unclear due to corruption.
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