11 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
1
In Newport News Virginia the cruiser remains in port as U S naval authorities begin a formal probe into the sinking of the Frye. Allied battleships rush to meet the threat, signaling heightened vigilance amid the crisis.
March dispatches report German commander of the Friedrich holding papers and refusing to surrender them. U S authorities, led by Collector Hamill and State Department instruction, press for copies while the master resists. The incident follows warnings of German actions as Washington orders further inquiries and ship movements toward New York.
In a late medieval court scene the question of whether I furry Thave was sane when captured at Motteainn in August 1215 flared. The trial, marked by legal argument and courtroom exclusion of a key witness, centered on whether TBawys sanity could be tested. The court sustained the defense while the prosecution rejected the line of questioning.
A tangled court record shows WAS, BOEFRANS WERVE awaiting a new trial date amid extensive testimony, with details referencing Ber and Seiane while protecting key witnesses. The document indicates continued legal maneuvers and potential retrial scheduling over the coming weeks.
Records show the Swedish Lutheran group raising about $8,000 with steady donations from church societies and meetings. The drive, led by local leaders and women’s groups, aimed to support the Swedishe Cutheran church project and sustain congregational goals amid hardship, noting totals around $29,008 sought earlier and large weekly gatherings.
Local officials discuss extended road and track improvements tied to the Tar Iullalugs project. Construction aims to widen Pennsylvania Avenue and double track capacity before mid July races. Government and traction company officials anticipate funding decisions and timeline impacts on attendance and operations.
Washington March 11 under the new law creating the grade of Admiral in the Navy President Wilson yesterday signed the act. Rear Admirals Fletcher, Sher, Howard and Cowles, chiefs of the Atlantic, Pacific and Asiatic squadrons, are advanced to Admiral, with Secretary Daniels at once notifying Admiral Fletcher at Guantanamo Bay. Howard is ordered to leave his fleet area today while Cowles remains in Atlantic waters. The promotions aim to ease difficulty in foreign waters where the lack of an Admiral hindered swift command.
Albany dispatch reports a son born today to the governor and his wife. Both mother and infant are stated to be doing well.
Attorneys for the applicant proceed to verify signatures on a liquor license petition after questions arise about signer residency in the province. The process aims to determine which oath of the signers is valid as officials review the list of names and the petition’s origin.
Reports from the Western front describe heavy fighting along the Lys and Canal regions with French and Belgian forces pushing near Reuve Chapelle and Aubera while German troops resist. In Poland, German forces press eastern fronts as Austrians and Italians join the broader conflict. A British chaser sunk near an unspecified location, with political shifts noted in Greece and Hungary. The German Reichstag convened under wartime finance, forecasting a large budget. Swiss dispatches claim Hungarian deputies warn of political and economic collapse.
Fragmented OCR yields a convoluted historical notice referencing March events in Viarnsburg, with mentions of authorities, penalties, and regulations. It notes inspectors and examiners, public responsibilities for mothers, and school code requirements, plus references to counties, state departments, and budget provisions amid a reporting mix.
The Warren outing committee announces a three day event arranged with local officers. Merchants and townspeople are invited to attend the varied program over the next three days, with a focus on a public gathering and social events at Warren. A representative reported abundant interest and plans for a temperate evening gathering.
Frengs and Miss Fran Craber have been far from home for several weeks due to a serious illness. A hopeful recovery is expected as they receive care near Jamestown, with doctors monitoring progress and family awaiting further updates.
Reports claim Cosme Union 12 and Steper Clear Factory near a breakdown in negotiations. Foreman John Hearn asserts plans to move operations to a nearby city by May 1, while local papers dispute the interview and warn of potential labor unrest and price changes at the Giggermakers’ firm.
The Steber cigar factory is moving from Warren to Reading, with talks held by foreman Mr. Toba Hearn and Warren cigar makers. Freight costs and higher prices at Reading prompted concerns, but the agreement could be reset. The move aims to shape the cigar trade, while some workers faced unemployment as plants shifted locations.
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