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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
A fragment from a column discusses plans by a Warren Quote Club to host a community event. It mentions a hospital project, employment, and funding questions. The text references Columbus colleges and local civic figures, with speculation on a buyout and court issues affecting the arrangement.
A garbled muddle lists several names and titles as captains in a wartime era piece. The readable fragments reference Augustus Ketahtelen, Gustav Kaemmer, Jos sb Btrwuss, W Feria, and others, mentioning German and American themes and a Chicago editor. The text is heavily distorted, hindering clear extraction of events or dates.
Letters of Administration issued in Warren Borough, Warren County, Pa, for the estate of George W. Hatrd Tate. Audiences warned to pay immediate debts and present authenticated claims to Durton Hala, administrator. Dates: April 3, with unclear year. locating the estate details and court actions for Mrs. Eat.vof Georee W.t Baird as administratrix.
A Sheffield resident reports capturing a large reptile amid a chaotic scene on Main Street. Eyewitnesses describe a dark hue creature slithering through the crowds while townsfolk call for restraint. The event ends with the creature secured and transported for study, as authorities investigate the bizarre incident.
A scrambled report details a bicycle collision near Pleat and Misia, injuring a rider who suffered various wounds. It also recounts a hockey game where players from the Beau team and others were involved in a tense match, with Titus and Paparera figures noted. The piece mentions a medical assessment and ongoing doubt about the severity of injuries.
June results reported from Shetica and Weld with Roystone winning the feature event. Clarendon faced a heavy defeat as the Marley upset the Waystone and Kawad bruce pair. Players from both sides showed strong form amid a high scoring contest and crowded stands.
A garbled July June style note mentions a trial date and a location with unclear names. The text appears to reference a court proceeding, a trial, and a schedule or baring time, but key entities and specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR report notes Daglin leading as hitters achieve an average around 126. It mentions averages and Tone ovemine's pane in unclear context. Data is incomplete and names are uncertain.
A scrambled report recounts a suffrage event in Spokane Washington where a pageant awarded prizes to babies showing support for women voting. Miss Fula O Lathrop of Warhiveten DC is cited advocating child welfare linked to suffrage.
Fragmented remarks show Billy Sunday arguing against woman suffrage, claiming women would gain power but would not join in reform efforts. The speaker insists suffrage would disrupt social order and Divine will, portraying women as unable to unite with men for common civic goals.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a voting push and a proposed amendment linked to a 60 man event. It mentions a voting file, a unit called Luvelmewng experience, and references Fly, Binte, and Mating with unclear context. The text hints at mobilization and guidance against targeting votes for a large-scale suffrage measure.
The text is a damaged OCR fragment mentioning thoughts about danger, pioneering women, a fringe line, braving death, and a soldier’s life. It is unclear and混乱 with many unreadable words, offering no concrete event or identifiable names or dates to summarize.
Poetic notice announces a candidate for County Commissioner in Warren County. It lists candidates from the Democratic primary and references the party committee procedures in 1915.
A fragmented notice announces a Democratic campaign for County Commissioner with a June decision pending by Sheriff. It references the September primary and a home venue, listing names and locations in a condensed newspaper style.
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