11 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes General Funston arrival triggering pursuit and military actions across borders. Mentions Garrranza authorization, Carenen troops aiding, and references to various names and places in a cryptic transcription.
L Benson of Yonkers is named as S01 nominee according to a referendum. The report notes Debs will not run for president as a socialist. The article includes references to Eugene Debs and the referendum outcome, highlighting political maneuvers and party designation.
State files actions against bucket shops amid probe into market irregularities. The case targets alleged deceptive practices and seeks remedies to protect investors and public interests.
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of a former Democratic candidate linked to a presidential bid. The text is garbled with names and places unreadable, but mentions political figures and a possible campaign context without clear dates or locations.
A brief notice notes slight concessions by the TQ Russell company. The report records minor shifts in policy and limited worker gains, with no broad changes announced.
Fragments describe a large force in the field and warnings around a ship named Villa Believed Silas. The text mentions machine guns and artillery and hints at military actions, with references to Carranza forces and troop deployments. The passage reads as a garbled wartime news fragment with numerous obscure names and locations.
A discussion captured in fragmented notes shows a taxpayer arguing for a new bridge walling in the west area. The text references delays, costs, and feasibility while mentioning a November timing and related civic concerns.
Warren Company announces a major contract to manufacture automobile parts valued at about one million dollars. Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Company will oversee production, delivering components to the buyer within an agreed schedule.
A fragmented procurement note references Saxon Company needing seven thousand five hundred rear axles and transmission gears. The text is garbled but indicates a business order and the context hints at industrial equipment procurement. Named entities are scarce due to OCR damage, though Saxon Company appears as the potential client and Romania is mentioned obliquely in the surrounding garble.
A fragmented wartime recap outlines shifting fronts and the involvement of allied and local forces. It mentions key actors and regions, noting casualties, troop movements, and political changes shaping the broader conflict during a busy, uncertain period. The piece emphasizes strategic maneuvers and the evolving balance between opposing forces as events unfold.
Protest by Kamh of California lodges against seizure expressed in a statement. The article notes references to Weathington Movest and a sequence of unclear details about individuals and events, mentioning a 42 age and a Shelley area context. The piece contains fragmented names and places, with focused emphasis on opposition actions and associated officials.
A contentious annual relief filing dominates the page with scattered notes on union proposals, program costs, and community updates. References to various organizations, local groups, and unnamed speakers suggest a broad review of funding, services, and scheduled meetings. The piece mixes performance data, budget figures, and project memos amid unclear attributions and miscellaneous remarks.
Fragmentary notes reference a 19th century political cartoon or candidacy with terms like Bull Moose and Turbine. Text appears garbled and includes partial phrases about candidates, places, and dates, making precise interpretation difficult. The readable parts hint at a satirical piece noting a figure named Greeneittn or Bingery alongside a Rusted river area.
The article describes a county fair setting with races featuring stake events and notable participants. Mentions organizations, dates, and forthright wagering themes within the event program, emphasizing excitement around the main race lineup and community betting traditions.
A crowded Lutheran church heard Brother Gray speak on religious education and community conflict. The lengthy talk covered enrollment totals, church programs, and local tensions affecting the congregation.
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