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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
1
The Democratic National Convention faces a split over platform adoption with nominations looming. Senator James is named permanent chair as Wilson’s nomination appears imminent. The session, chaired by temporary leader Glyn, grapples with procedural changes and anticipated moves by party officials and delegates.
Washington reports President Wilson will not attend the Democratic National Convention in St Louis to formally accept the nomination. The White House issued a statement indicating Wilson plans to stay in Washington as the party signals support for his candidacy. Official aides say the president will address the nation by message and seek party unity.
Three hundred thousand railroad workers may strike after failing to reach a settlement on their demands. Union leaders pressed for a peaceful settlement but reports say a general strike referendum could be called if no accord is reached.
A school board discussion considers placing a factory on the academy grounds to attract industry. Citizens and developers see potential land value increases, with the Chamber of Commerce exploring options west of town.
Buffalo businessmen walked rain soaked streets amid a visit that included no entertainment and plans to renew business ties with local firms. Despite heavy showers, traders and officials noted cautious activities as they traveled from Titusville to Warren, aiming to strengthen relations with local merchants.
Report from Parte on June 15 describes a substantial quieting of the Verdun area after prolonged German and Allied activity. Soviet-like rattle of shelling subsides as Franco-German lines hold with limited advances and scarce reinforcements. Shortage of troops cited. prisoners note enemy strength remains above a third of prior effectiveness.
In Washington June 15 a speech denounces disloyal foreigners and urges firm action to protect the nation. President Wilson's supporters cite loyalty as essential to the republic, while critics warn against suppressing opposing views. The address calls for enforcing civic duty and safeguarding American values amid wartime strain.
A garbled report outlines jury deliberations over a slander case involving Esters and Smith, with mention of a new trial appeal. It notes a separate settled out-of-court claim against Struthers-Welles for injuries and a related estate case, while referencing an oil well dispute and a company connected to Lucinda Sweeting’s heirs.
A Monday evening conference of the city’s male residents discusses a Warren Plan project. The meeting aims to secure essential funding and industrial support, with plans for a formal report to the conference. Local leaders emphasize legal and civic significance and urge conservative backing.
In Zapata county near Shignacle Texas two American soldiers are reported killed after a band of bandits attacked the convoy of the Fourteenth Cavalry at 2 o clock. Major Gray and General Mann indicate pursuit and a broader clash with the attackers. several bandits are said to have been killed and wounded, though exact numbers are unavailable.
A Conewango meeting of young business men voted to back a development campaign for Warren. They supported promoting local industries, attracting firms, and expanding the Chamber’s influence. Officers including a president and secretary were elected, and plans to push the venture this week were outlined.
The president approved of a plan amid a charged Washington scene yesterday, with critics accusing foreign alliances of steering policy. The speech addressed tensions at home and abroad, urging restraint while defending essential state interests and national security.
June 15 report outlines plans for a new state hospital in southwest Pennsylvania. The Board reviews costs estimated around 30,290,000 and contemplates two new buildings at Wernersville and Norristown, plus changes at Glads and Washington. The governor and lawmakers will receive a formal report for the next session.
The article reports suffrage leaders from multiple states, including Pennsylvanians, reuniting to push for a federal or state reform. Notable names appear as proponents and opponents, with emphasis on unity among suffrage presidents and allied organizations.
Warren Ele celebrated Flao Day with a formal program and patriotic displays. Company 1 members arranged flags and songs, the Star Spangled Banner played crisply, and a chorus led the crowd in America. Guests moved to the dining room for refreshments after the formal events.
San Francisco report details the steamer Bear wreck near Blount’s Reer reef, with lifeboat launch and frantic rescue efforts underway. Passengers and crew feared lost as vessels stand by, while divers search for survivors and officials await clearer messages from the wreck site.
A Tuesday gathering at Camp Nepali near Canton united exiled and club members from Delaware and Pennsylvania to discuss activities of federations. Delegates including Selle Matellius and Nellie Wolcort attended with plans for a July arts event and a weekend masquerade.
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