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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
1
Demonstrations erupted in Athens today as crowds pressed for war while the premier, urging neutrality, faced loud protests. The urban clash highlighted sharp public divisions over Greece’s foreign policy and potential involvement in the conflict.
Fragmented wire service style report describes calls for Christians to flee western Turkey amid ongoing bombardments and Turkish attacks. Mentions cabinet resignations and attacks on forts, with references to Dardanelles operations and civilian casualties. Page Five indicates continuation with naval actions and further developments.
Petition leaders and trainers of the petition plan to address road safety concerns at a convention in Warren where a new highway alignment is discussed. Proponents urge immediate construction while opponents cite risks to travelers on the stretch between Starbrick and Youngzville, calling for careful planning and state support.
Franklin Va hosts blaze of seven Sunday meetings at Rankle Tabernacle with Dr Jordan Clarav leading services. Attendance grows as conversion totals rise with 24 additional converts in the day and renewed hopes for a strong revival through the week.
The report outlines tense war developments across Europe including German advances in Champagne and French resistance, with Turkey and Persia involved indirectly. Premier Vela ng criticizes peace terms while leaders debate strategy as battles unfold around Artaz and Beran fronts.
An attorney statements claim the number will not exceed six thousand as remonstrances against liquor licenses rise. The morning session notes heavy activity in the county with numerous signatures from women dominating the petitions, amid expectations the court will review the petitions and continued remonstrances through today and tomorrow.
A fragment recounts a Civil War era North Western Bank issued one and two dollar notes with preserved engravings. It notes August 3 1862 as a calendar issue date, the bank’s failure, and figures such as Armstrong and HR Brown. The tale links the notes to Lergrad Father and John Kets, prominent county teachers, with historical context surrounding the bank’s collapse and inheritance details.
Priatz Company introduces a handsome new front featuring a Warren Electric Light and Co installation. The display showcases color accurate lighting, semi radiating windows, green ruby glass, and mahogany fixtures to enhance the Printz store in Saintstown, with a factory-made door and specific contract details.
A fragment from a 19th century session recounts General Ay and Governor Brumhaven facing attendance and committee debates. It mentions the workmen compensation act, pension bills, city police and fire departments, and pending measures in the House while noting bills superseded or pending on a dense legislative calendar.
Washington reports escalating tension as General Carranza and General Obregon exchange stern notes over foreign intervention and supply access. Talks in Manila and at Vang Crus signal urgent efforts to avert a broader crisis while risk to foreigners and shipping rises.
Miendratte Pa March 1 1913 Allegheny College plans a week of events for the one hundredth anniversary. A pageant of notable educators from around the world, with distinguished speakers, is set for June 19. Lloyds funds may support premiums and exhibits. program organized by Prof Seorke P. Baker of Harvard. Continued on page four.
Thaw faces a conspiracy charge in the New York Supreme Court. The proceedings depict the defense challenging Thaw’s mental status while the state presses for extradition and trial, with jurors sworn and a dense courtroom scene described amid the long court saga.
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