19 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
1
A Jamestown youth is charged with murdering his father, stepmother, and a police officer yesterday afternoon. The suspect, described as intoxicated, allegedly opened fire after a confrontation at the family home, with officers responding and halting the rampage after a prolonged standoff.
Pyper Saudusky of Harvey Desinger county reports a man named Gaius Mam killed his wife and 11 year old daughter, then shot himself after placing the rifle beside his wife. The elder child, 17, witnessed the events, escaping unharmed. The family’s only survivor was the younger son, 11, unharmed in the doorway.
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe aircraft and airship raids in the southern Georgia region and naval losses including two English steamers. Reports note submarines sunk, British steamship damage near Sut Folie, and torpedoed vessels. King Victor Emanuel is mentioned with Austrian forces in brief notes.
Washington reports note four Carranza cabinet members have left or planned to leave, signaling a broader reshuffle. Interior head Zu fuaran Capmeny and Justice Minister Verduge resignations were announced, with Carranza moving his office to a residence near Vera Cruz Harbor as Consul Dauncis records indicate further government changes.
An article details events from the Surat SCHGHL Institute last evening in a formal, dated tone. It describes speakers and programs, including religious services, lectures, and a Sunday event schedule with mentions of churches and associated people and places.
The Illinois era notes railway and highway work along the North Warren stretch from Venturetown to North Warren. The commission authorizes funds for resurfacing and winter bond macadam, with the street railway to begin partial repairs and a possible Jackson Avenue bridge project to follow.
A motorcyclist was injured in a collision with an automobile on the Southern approach near Suswensise. Police report the rider, aged 68, sustained injuries and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. The driver remained at the scene and the incident is under investigation.
Bay Craw, twenty three years old, drowned last evening in Hinsun creek while swimming after a attempt to rescue a drowning companion. Two brothers, Warren and Leonard Tagtioh, aided the effort but failed. Craw was recovered a short distance from the scene and later identified by relatives. Parents, living in Florida, arrived as authorities investigated the accident and funeral arrangements were planned.
A degraded OCR fragment reports a New York court ruling on a death sentence for Hernan Rosenthal, convicted of murder. It mentions Lieutenant Becker, Becher, and officials like Governor Whitman, with references to clemency pleas and potential federal court intervention. The text is garbled but centers on a capital punishment case and impending execution.
The Court of Appeals rules in the Harty Thaw case that a jury trial is mandatory. Judge Hiscock writes the opinion, stating the judge need not be bound by a memory verdict.
Reports say Frmn’s sentence for 407 blows is involved in a case tied to Mary Pudgan’s murder. Avan and Prankelt face capital punishment, while Oye Rao and Governor Slaton weigh clemency options as hearings proceed amid public anticipation. Authorities announced no final decision by Monday afternoon, with further updates expected.
June 14 Fordsburg reports Governor Seanbavgh orders deep cuts to general appropriations for the current year. Reductions affect the executive, education, agriculture, and public works with many line items slashed to align spending with predicted income.
New York news item reports a June 19 event with unclear wording. Mentions Brearwaught Arizona and Waters Tobae, a Benokise savy sal 1 prelock, and references to Navy Tanleim Bepretacy of Labor, United Stance, and Mayor iterelt. Details are garbled but center on a public gathering and officials’ involvement.
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