06 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
1
Bryan heads the Dry Party organization in a dramatic leadership move. The group aims to strengthen prohibition efforts, with supporters forecasting a pivotal shift in national policy and party strategy as it seeks broader influence and organizational reform.
A sweeping anti liquor union unites prohibitionists, Jewish groups, churches, labor sectors, and over 80 temperance bodies. Leaders including B Aviniam Jon de Devan head the push as national parties debate merger and platform alignment at a pivotal convention today.
An indictment charges Goldsail a former French army officer with posing as a German agent to collect a large loot. The case, filed in a French government inquiry, ties him to a scheme involving an embassy staffer and a wartime claim. Prosecutors say he used false identities and forged documents to obtain funds.
A chaotic gunfight at a Covington Kentucky loan association building leaves multiple fatalities and injuries. Eyewitnesses report gunfire erupting as people sought refuge inside the Nin Ward Sulldug and Loan Association. Local authorities named suspects and began investigations into the motive and sequence of the ambush.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a World War II era air engagement and espionage fragments. Names and actions are jumbled, but hints of Japanese and American forces, aerial encounters, and one diary entry surface amid garbled lines. The snippet suggests a dramatic historical wartime narrative with damaged details.
Warren Doctor and E W Young of McKean Virginia reach America after nerve wracking experiences in France. Young, who halted at Clemington Crossouts, was first to go across after the war and sailed from New York on August 9. He served in France Belgium and saw hospital work in London. The article notes royal connections of the Forel family and continues on page four.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Democratic gain in House with 212 Democrats and 4 independents. Mentions candidates Teronie F and Sheed, and references to Burkey and Wack. Content is garbled and uncertain but notes a Democratic majority and seat changes.
Fragmented dispatch describes Russian and Allied moves around Petrograd and Moscow with references to Germany and Bolshevik actions. Mentions Berlin, Red Guards and strategic shifts centering on Moscow and Petrovgrad amid mounting wartime tension.
John Redmond famed labor leader dies after operation in London. Reports say the operation failed due to heart trouble, though Redmond’s long service and loyalty to the Irish cause are praised by peers. His death ends a turbulent era for Irish politics and the party he led.
A cluttered OCR fragment describes a Calgarian being torpedoed and details about sailors, ships, and companies. It mentions the Calgatins, Atlantic service, and a steamship context with unclear names and numbers. The readable names include Ish coaster and Atlantic, suggesting a maritime incident with shipping ties.
Fragmentary report describes pressure on the government as tensions rise over labor strikes among ship carpenters and maritime workers. It cites officials and unions debating actions, with potential presidential intervention discussed amid growing unrest at sea ports.
Official Washington remains hopeful that a troubling issue will resolve itself. The article discusses international tensions, wartime diplomacy, and the stance of the United States toward Japan, Germany, and Siberian concerns, noting cautious optimism that current policy will avert conflict and lead to peaceful solutions.
Fragmentary text mentions Maren, a pardon reference, and unclear events. Readable portions show names or terms resembling a legal or personal note but lack coherent context or complete facts needed for a full summary.
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