20 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
1
American forces push into the Namiquipa vicinity pursuing bandits as the de facto government notes that the United States will maintain its policy under all circumstances. The note confirms continued U S action despite official warnings.
El Paso June 20 Brigadier General Pershing commands U S troops in Mexico and has sent detachments from Namiauipa in pursuit of bandits. Carranza warns American movement must stay toward the United States. Trexina must act to prevent disruption of lines of communication while U S forces press toward Madera and Namiauipa. General Funston asks for National Guard to patrol the border from Nogales to the Gulf, while a Navy volunteer call is issued for Mexico action.
The German steamer Bima, 284 tons, was torpedoed and damaged. British forces saved the crew, with the event reported from Stockholm via telegrams. The vessel’s ownership and voyage details appear unclear due to garbled OCR.
News item notes French steamer Leprovinia and several Italian and French vessels in June events in the Mediterranean. Austrian submarines are mentioned with the crew reportedly through. The text lists ships such as Rondine Tarolara Francesca Pad Rea Antonia V and Auuelia ant Adet hues.
In Mexico City on June 30 the capital’s public display drew attention as patriotic citizens marched to public offices. Leaders carrying national emblems urged restraint and affirmed Mexico’s willingness to defend its honor and dignity should war threaten the nation.
Public demonstration planned in honor of Warren's Company 1 as 16 men prepare to depart for Mt. Bretng. Colonel Fact Wingeor and Captain Bordwell coordinate recruiting and mobilization at Dietz Armories. Authorities set departure for Mt. Pa June 24 1916 with strict manpower and cooking staff requirements.
In the unrest along the border, Gen Bell and allied forces face bandit activity as authorities tighten control. Reports describe rapid troop movements and a harsh directive to shoot without delay, as orders from General Troving limit further incursions by Pershing’s units.
Washington reports say Vance McTamick elected Democratic committee chairman outlined immediate plans for an aggressive campaign. He met with several officials and aides to coordinate strategy, emphasized unity, and pledged to press ahead with vigorous outreach to voters nationwide. The meeting occurred as preparations intensify for upcoming congressional activities and party campaigns.
Petrograd reports growing Teuton and Hungarian assaults in Volyaia and Galicia as Russian forces under General Luebnissky counterattack. The Wehrmacht positions near key Austro-Hungarian lines push toward strategic fronts, with units advancing west of the city and threatening major supply routes.
The fragment describes coded transmissions and threats tied to an attack, mentioning Aeneas and a steamer, with implied demand for an apology. It references a relay through Hive stuee and a deniable language, suggesting an international incident context. The text is partially garbled.
Harrisburg dispatch reports decisions of the general staff ordering units of the No. Toor Gye to move toward designated points for Mexican border defense. Mobilisations begin Saturday and end Monday.
The Industrial Committee expresses strong confidence in a proposed development plan. It outlines creating a development corporation with broad powers, funded by stockholders and supported by the Chamber of Commerce, to attract manufacturers, provide fair earnings, and raise local prosperity through organized industrial growth. The plan envisions a board of leading city businessmen guiding efforts and securing support from Warren residents.
A Warren chamber of commerce gathering examined public utilities financing and a proposed stock offering. Business leaders including bankers and merchants discussed the plan, with officials from Warren made clear the committee will study options before any subscription.
Clarence Rorback was arrested and is to stand trial at the September court on charges of passing bad checks to local merchants. He allegedly obtained funds by forged and postdated checks, amounting to over twenty dollars, with several incidents in Warjon, Ridway, and nearby towns. He spent money on clothing and apparel while claiming he had little cash left.
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