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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented and garbled report details aerial bombardment events across Eastern Europe. Mentions air raids, casualties, and confusion over damage in several towns, with references to oil depots and military targets. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues, but the piece centers on wartime disruption and injuries.
The Warren County Medical Society met yesterday afternoon at the Ells Lad House. Members heard reports on arteriovenous data and a notable case set observed by Dr H Keller. Dr Mitchell and Dr Robertson presented talks, with several physicians sharing experiences from the week. The gathering included a report on a church league proposal and planned sports event.
DOJ officials review 28 years of Sherman and trust prosecutions and Supreme Court interpretations. They suggest the key issue is whether past unlawful practices by Judb ers and directors of railroad interests and the Harvester case will be resolved by the Supreme Court under the Clayton act.
The document describes a chaotic scene as Prime Minister Deglares Clais faces coalition cabinet tensions. Key figures Sir Edward Gar and Iaies express regret over absences and discuss party loyalties, with mixed signals on joining or contesting the government.
Jamestown reports warrants issued for Alina and Oscar Ca airom and Ferman Wolner in a Creek city case. The shooting incident tied to a robbery in Celron is described with arrests and a grand jury pending.
A prolonged strike involving Chicago elevated rail workers was halted when Mayor Thompson ended a meeting with the striking union, city officials, and transportation leaders. Doors were locked to prevent departure, and workers initially refused to leave as talks stalled before a return to work was agreed for midday.
New York June 16. A decision on whether a jury trial is legal for the Thaw case remains unsettled. The sanity hearing and arguments are expected to determine if a jury will judge Harry Thaw in the matter.
The article describes a skeleton found on Chestnut Street during street work in Fredonia, initially thought to be a recent grave or victim. Investigators recovered a skull and skeleton in a sitting posture, with a theory suggesting the remains are from an early server in a derated era, drawing hundreds of onlookers.
Washington reports indicate President-elect M House has not seen Wilson since returning from a whip tour. The trip aimed to gain firsthand information on German plans and potential wartime shifts as the summer White House move looms.
Vague OCR text discusses a political event in Pennsylvania and nearby areas. It mentions a public vote on a constitutional amendment, delays, and proposed routes or detours. Several county names and places appear, with references to Philadelphia and Warrens. The fragment ends mid sentence on page seven.
In Annapolis on June 18 Admiral Willym P. Fatem, superintendent of the Naval Academy, testified before a court on the so called drinking scandal. He denied intent to prejudice the case and defended his actions amid questions about handwriting on documents tied to the investigation.
Last evening the Warren Conservatory held its annual commencement with a full concert. The program featured strong vocal and instrumental performances by graduates Laurel Packer and Marguerite Mearenes, plus Reed and Tipton. The event showcased refined technique and musical training, ending with a final graduation benediction.
A report on the Warren emergency hospital meeting at Rushnel Weath rris Memorial Nurses Home describes charity care costs. It notes 18 339 patient days, an average daily cost of 4200, and charity patients accounting for 16 cost shares with totals and figures for full and partial charity days and payments. It mentions forthcoming accounts and the impact of charity on hospital finances, plus obituary and staff notes.
A two page educational feature in the Warren Evening Times presents a missing word contest with a grand prize for solvers. Readers are invited to peruse pages one and two for clues, with a large cash award and a weekly prize sequence announced.
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