05 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
1
Reports from the war front describe sinking of two German submarines as Allied forces pound French fortifications at the Dardanelles. Diplomatic circles circulate rumors that Turkey will sue for peace, with informal talks reportedly addressing terms for ending the Kastinian conflict.
Turmoil surrounds the Pittsburgh banking sector as the United States Comptroller orders actions at the National Bank of Pittsburgh and related institutions. A string of bank runs and official statements ripple through East Liberty and nearby vestiges of the Clearing House Association.
Fragments describe a blast at sea with mockingly unclear names. Rescuers labor to locate more bodies and survivors as crews work through wreckage and submerged sections. The scene involves limited surface finds and ongoing recovery operations amid uncertain conditions.
War situation at a glance reports continuing Allied and German actions. Russians resist in Grodno and Bobr valleys while French and Belgian lines hold. German subs marshaling, Dover patrols intensified. Russian and French claims conflict over battle outcomes with reports of heavy casualties and scattered advances, Istanbul neutrality tensions rising around Constantinople as foreign protection moves unfold.
A fragmentary report outlines ongoing talks between authorities and designated groups with a government response and mentions a quarterly gathering at Fumonn Grange attended by Bassett, Thomaniy Otrdy Knapp, and Henry Rigelspere Gr. It notes plans for a possible consensus and references various place names and dates in a disrupted text.
A court upheld an injunction suspending a New York subway labor action as a review proceeds. Justice sides with the prosecution. taxpayers and officials press for an accelerated ruling on the New York Works Commission case and related public service orders.
Fragmentary text outlines debates in naval command about a new cruiser design and the roles of Rear Admiral Fieteney Monare and Cowes. Mentions Atlantic Fleet, South Port, and potential changes to admiralty leadership. Unclear passages reference budget, grading, and command duties amid protest.
The article reports a $20,000 initial subscription toward a $92,000 goal to erect a new church building for the Swedish Lutheran congregation. It notes hesitations due to debts and prior foundation issues, with a fundraising drive and public subscription planned, including a talk or rally this evening to support the campaign.
Sensation breaks in as Angel Briggenort of Connecticut testified in the trial of Mrs Helen Me Anget of Stamford. Renee Weaver of New York is linked to Wade Dillon death case. Ballou died from injuries after a fall in the building where Angel Weed was an apparent witness. Five physicians, including Dr Wester, testified for the state.
Unclear OCR text describes a section of Worms and power, with references to Gin pase Powe, a tall gole, Pemuaetvailla Avenue, and Savings Duk. Another pole in the same block is spoken of, with a general statement that the God will come down Eberly.
A chaotic report describes a Thursday conference of a local temperance movement. It notes petitions, signatures, and potential fines, with references to workers canvassed, county support, and upcoming enforcement calls. Names and exact figures are partially garbled.
A British report states two German submarines sank after collision with a Dover collier. Wreckage was towed to port, and a number of crew were captured or presumed lost. The submarine involved displaced around 290 tons and had a reported speed of 11 knots, with a patrol range of about 3,260 miles. The incident follows Allied naval actions near the North Sea and Baltic theatres, with debris and wreckage recovered in February.
Fragmented OCR hints at demands by Japan on China being made public and a broader entente. It suggests Europe’s stance and potential press involvement, noting Chinese leaders and Sino-Japanese tension amid recent developments.
An article outlines investigators examining a body found in a New Haven area, with details of the medical examiner’s work and statements about an apparent homicide or suicide. It mentions a rifle, a suspect, and a request for information worth prize money from local authorities.
Fragmented dispatch describes a U S protest regarding Mexico where General Obregon faces accusations of blocking relief efforts. The report cites U S diplomats and officials blaming the Mexican leadership for deteriorating conditions and hindering humanitarian aid.
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