14 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
1
The piece reflects a June discussion in St. Louis praising a postwar era statesmanlike figure, arguing Americanism and preparedness define the party. It credits a leading governor candidate and laments neutrality policy while urging bold action to preserve national unity and economic strength. The article juxtaposes historical praise with current political tactics.
A reported burglary at P F Masterson’s store 423 Pennsylvania Avenue West describes intruders forcing a cash drawer, tampering with the cash register, and escaping with some money. Police indicated two men were sought and a quick arrest possibly by day’s end. Witnesses noted car marks and a crowd near the scene as officers investigated.
The article describes President Roosevelt meeting passengers aboard a liner en route to a Progressive National Convention. He moves along the deck with his party and interacts with reporters as he asks questions. Attendees include Mrs. Roosevelt and Dr. Dery, with emphasis on Roosevelt's careful greetings and the presence of key political figures.
June 11 report from Si Loms notes a mass suffrage protest by thousands of women marching and shouting for voting rights aboard planes and streets. The chaotic scene features demonstrations near government buildings and wide public attention.
A garbled pronouncement recalls a crash along a Pennsylvania passenger track near Crawford County. The record notes a lifelong resident active in the area for many years and connected to local cavalry service. Details are obscured by OCR errors but reference a fatal railroad incident and long-time local involvement.
Reports from the Democratic National Convention indicate Secretary Baker and Daniels guiding proceedings while President Wilson’s nomination is debated. The hall at Coliseum, St. Tavis, sees banners, cheers, and a tense crowd as leaders push toward unity with Wilson’s supporters mobilizing and plans to stump for the President.
The Bradford Supply Company buys the Warren Plating Mill and moves operations to Bradford and Rouinsom. Warren’s plant expansion promises over two hundred jobs as the Warren shop network grows, with the New Bradfords and Bradore facilities set to resume full production and extend the Warren brand territory into Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The report outlines a legal case where the state collects suits against automotive entities. Details are garbled but reference to a ministerial charge and a long-standing case suggests ongoing litigation over damages or penalties. Names and places are distorted in the text.
Fragments describe a vessel incident involving a ship named Hampshire and individuals including Jon Jett. The readable parts reference a maritime event with possible collision or sinking details and imply authorities or ports of call, but the exact sequence and outcomes are obscured.
Washington June 14 officials refuse comment on future plans as talks with Mexico stall on Carranza note and possible withdrawal of American troops. The administration weighs political risk and avoids drastic moves while assessing the border situation and potential steps.
A fragmented dispatch notes Mexico plans elections next Sunday with details from officials about the process. The report mentions constitutional screens and September dates, citing sources in Veracruz and Siena, with emphasis on prelude steps to the vote.
Seaman Press reports on water issues and republic status with critical commentary by policy experts and local officials. The piece covers administrative steps, public concerns, and potential reforms affecting governance and resource management.
A major blaze struck Pittsquas causing extensive damage to a waterworks site. Fire crews fought flames through the night with property losses reported but no confirmed fatalities. Authorities investigated the cause as crews secured the area and began assessing repairs.
Trustees named Professor Ketler as acting head following the death of President Ay n Ormond. Dr Trann G Netley, founder and first president, remains a key figure while Ketler serves as interim leader at Grove City College.
A fragmented notice describes a special Thursday event at the Ste Butato Chamber sale and manufacturing division in Commerce Siname Su Warren for a gathering of numerous named attendees and exhibitors. It notes visitors from Curry and Oakduke, with extended lists of participants and expectations of a two hour session amid a bustle of names and affiliations.
The high school announced prize winners for the Wazeltine exercise with several surface entries. Among the top awards were three surface recognitions for works titled Tiny Wars Nature's Giz and Signal Fires from Wireless. Winners included Adams and Swickland with pieces on Room Signal Fives 19 Wirulag and related themes.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a June 14 event involving a state commission and a county committee discussing license law enforcement. The text is garbled with missing names and details, but references a formal session or hearing and potential actions to be taken by the state and county authorities.
A Warren industrial smoker forum invites attendees to discuss future welfare and vocational education, highlighting labor shortages and the need for a stronger industrial base. Officials, educators, and prominent local figures will outline development plans and educational reforms to support workers and employers.
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