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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
1
Reader mainland reports describe renewed submarine offensives by German forces in the North Sea and approaches to Britain. Accounts claim ships struck and crews killed, with official notices offering conflicting details about sunk vessels and retaliatory actions by Allied forces.
The report asserts officer Baker stopped rescue work at Lolitamia. Attorney General Carron and others dispute the claim, arguing the action endangered victims and violated procedures. Witnesses including Anderson and Winer supported Baker’s narrative of a dangerous scene and halted operations.
Fragmentary text discusses European events and peace efforts with references to predictions and insurances. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR, offering limited readable facts about wartime context and diplomatic attempts.
Wellington June 17 Ameri can envoy Gerard sent his formal report on how the latest German crisis was relayed to official quarters in Berlin He spoke of a friendly reception and noted unanimous opinion that the document justified further diplomatic talks The ambassador said the remark of a German character reading over prior reports showed no clear sign of recall or open breach of opinion
The notice outlines a revised timetable in the Terie Division listing trains 1 and 5 with Sunday services, departures from different hubs, and connections to Warren and Dunkirk. It notes daily operation of Train No 1 including Sundays, with specific departure and arrival times and stations, and mentions Train No 5 running Sundays only with morning departures and intermediate stops toward Warren and Dunkirk.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a bridge collapse near Cleveland on a new high level span over the Cuphams river. Casualties include several killed and many injured. chaos followed as authorities investigated and advised safety measures.
Washington report says General Carranza declined overtures for peace with Villa and Zapata factions. Leaders of both sides were to supervise a possible three-day truce while diplomats explore terms. Details describe shifting positions, telegrams, and potential recognition by Washington as the conflict continues.
Police investigate a double tragedy involving a man who shot a young woman and his own wife in a single incident. A burglar reportedly entered through a window. a struggle led to gunfire and both victims were killed. The killer then shot himself, dying at the scene.
The lengthy report covers Guy B Swansi Swansea facing trial with a suspended sentence in a county court proceeding. Details describe the court’s handling of motions, the judge’s decisions, and Swanson’s health condition as part of the sentencing consideration. The narrative references local officials, the sheriff, and court observers.
In Olean on June 17, a tank crewman from the Blenheim Bay flotilla survived a torpedo strike as the vessel sank. He and others battled to reach safety, with one crewmate losing life, while another rescues amid wreckage and rising water. a second incident followed during a wartime sale of farm stock in Walton near Torpedo, attracting about 209 Warren County farmers.
The Chamber of Commerce pushes for action from the State Highway Department to repair or reconstruct the faded Warren road from Hefner to Buck's store and Nesth Warren. They urge a permanent paving plan over a temporary fix, urging a brick or wider roadway with rail alignment considerations and cost estimates. The dispute centers on whether to fund a durable solution or accept ongoing delays and inferior pavement.
Prominent figures outline in June discussions the idea of a League of Nations to prevent war. Statements by President Taft and other leaders emphasize cautious diplomacy and a council of major powers guiding collective security while avoiding unilateral action.
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