15 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
1
Government awakens to Bolshevism and labor agitators with a nationwide campaign to uncover radicals.Officials plan an eight week push to isolate and desert the threat as unrest concerns rise across states.
Fragmented text mentions the Department of Labor and references an evidentiary or review line. Content is unreadable and partial with no clear event, date, or named entities. The readable portion signals an OCR artifact rather than a coherent news item.
Another unit of the 27th incurs arrival in New York as officers report to their committee. additional ships expected before night bringing more troops and supplies for the city.
A fragmentary report from Chicago references the Illinois blue sky law, a Mage defendant, and actions by state officials. The piece notes testimony by Walter R. Fi and mentions a March date, with partial details on appropriations and committee expenditure.
At the conference today leaders from the Big Five outline programs for future action to support the President's ben efit. Delegates from allied nations join in discussions as the chief executive signals ongoing efforts to catch up on priorities and unite policies.
The President has spoken in the last 24 hours on key questions during his absence. French and English diplomacy shape the conference. Likely decisions target Drastic terms, old secret treaties, and Wilson’s fourteen points. Ormands may meet Friday. a spokesman expected today or Monday.
Reports from Hartigport torias via Lloyd's state the American steamship Xselhaven was sunk with ten men lost. Transmission notes a wartime requisition and the vessel carrying cargo intended for U S war purposes. Details are fragmented in the teletyped dispatch.
A fragmentary cable reflects debate on treaty terms with Germany. The report notes negotiations with Marcel Hutin as a mediator and stresses Ger mans must be granted full participation without delay while warning the air industry could be mobilized for war.
Exclusive cable report from Berlin dated March 15 describes a German-ruled scene after occupation. An officer likens Louvain’s devastation to local scenes, noting captured sparring gear and scorched quarters in the lice prefecture.
Police claim to have found discrepancies in Walter Keene Wilkins accounts about the murder of his wife last month by three robbers. Detectives interview witnesses and examine a hammer used in the attack while seeking motive and details.
In a late 19th century notice,J Bart Correspondy Marshington reports that Baer would grant additional pay to Solbiers and sailors for the year. The article, attributed to the Republican party, hints at discharge considerations and political weighting amid national service.
Last Chance To File The Tax Schedule is noted with a reminder to submit tax documents before the deadline. The notice emphasizes urgency for filers and highlights key dates and required forms. Community members are urged to prepare all needed records and seek guidance if unsure of the filing steps.
Staine and unions clash as 1000 clerks and office workers strike in Atlanta halting freight movement. Southern Railway director says disruption affects transit and commerce. authorities call for resolution to end standstill.
Germany may resume limited trade with the outside world under specified rules. Herbert Hoover, recently returned from Brussels on a food mission, indicated relief from stringent blockade pressures.
A cryptic note hints at a 350000 dollar figure connected to German trade plans and a potential arrangement. The fragmented line references Staft ortain and German preparations, leaving the exact buyer, seller, and terms unclear.
A reconciliation between Mr Ant and Mrs Mellen is proposed with a change noted at line 49. The document records an agreement to set a path toward settlement, detailing obligations and expected timeline for both parties.
Hungarian socialists push land reform after the new sect victory, distributing vast estates amid political upheaval. The report notes counts and statesmen involved, signaling a decisive shift in Hungary’s landholding structure and governance.
Rear admiral Grant is assigned to the Washington Navy Yard. The move notes changes in command, with prior duties in the Navy cited as part of the transfer. The brief dispatch confirms a reassignment within Navy leadership and installation.
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