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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
1
chaotic wartime dispatch describes bombardments near Tunis and Tripoli with phrases about Unabated Fury and terrible scenes. references to ships and troops, German and French forces, and strategic positions. mentions Brest, academies, and naval actions as observers recount ongoing combat and casualties amid a broad theater of war.
Fragmentary OCR text from a page segment shows a party item with unclear wording. The readable bits mention a social event and a location or organization, but specifics and dates are not clear enough to state.
A fragmented 19th century style report details campaign activity led by local figures Ginter and Jordan, praise for C.7.7, and media discussions on providing better public information. It notes Sunday School attendance and a large gathering at the First Methodint church with wardens and clergy, plus a No-Hcease campaign and upcoming page continuations.
The Usables Allanaker arrived safely yesterday after a convoy passage across the Atlantic. The ship, escorted by a United States Coast Guard cruiser, remains under processing when in port. Wireless reports from the captain confirmed all cargo boxes intact. Three crew and officers were taken off at St. Louis and Glasgow before the return voyage, with the vessel returning to its post.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a possible Germany related passport incident. References to Blagkman and an envoy in New York suggest a diplomatic note resembling an attempt to influence officials. Officials in Washington and New York reportedly discussed the matter with Justice Department figures.
Ambntext shows Colonel asserts in case of war, a cavalry regiment would be raised and a federal reserve force formed. The article notes opposition from property owners and a push to preserve routes and public works, with mentions of Secretary of War and various officials. Page continuation references railway concessions and protests against disbanding plans while urging highway and street improvements.
A wartime summary notes German advances and Allied evacuations across western fronts. It mentions heavy naval actions, a British sea commander’s stance, and British and French positions near contested islands. The report also highlights German claims of progress and Britain’s strategic aims in the wider conflict.
An article notes new chemical processes and synthetic fuels developed by Walter Haimann and others may expand acetylene, gas, and Petrochemical production. It cites U S policy aiming to reduce dependence on foreign crude, with proposals to nationalize or secure fuel sources and shift to domestic refining amid wartime needs.
A contested move to release Webb as manager of the Warren team dominates a Warren Nase Association meeting. Directors consider Webb’s replacement as Jamestown prospects loom, with a Tuesday evening vote and potential changes to term length and duties.
A chaotic dispatch reports Wenican battleship destroyed by explosion. Eyewitness details from Wolveston and Meauen Sun-dean describe a sudden blast and ensuing debris. Claims mention debris and ice presumed inside the wreck, with uncertain tactical implications.
Residents report Dr. Patterson formerly of Aalesaiborn Leaps in New York spoke at a Franklin church gathering on the liquor license dispute. Judge Griswell and local trustees featured as speakers. crowd estimated around 300, with campaign and church figures urging or opposing the license.
James ds Raiter, a prominent figure in the United States and a well known appearing man, died after a lengthy illness. He had served the public in several roles and was widely recognized.
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