17 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary report hints at a pursuit of an outlaw by order of high command. General officers pledge steadfast action, citing the expedition will pressure the bandit and test the army’s discipline and readiness.
Formal notice states that plans have been officially accepted and approved by the relevant authorities. The communication references the project evaluation, involves named agencies, and specifies dates and procedural steps for next actions. Details are partially garbled but indicate completion of plan review and approval.
A terse readable item reports Warren Girgus Omners adopting orphaned children in Hot Springs. The fragmentary OCR includes errors and stray letters but preserves the core event and location. The notice underscores a local family action with civic or social interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a wartime event with names and locations. The readable lines mention a treaty, a Filia, and actions by Steaver and others amid a tense setting. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented clipping reports Denistow denying a claim that he promised marriage to Mary Richardson. The garbled text references names, locations, and an alleged commitment amid unclear surrounding details.
Fragmentary text hints at a local matter involving community figures, public health or hospital concerns, and potential civic actions. The garbled lines reference a village setting, possible disputes or policy debates, and mentions of a clinic or hospital context with unclear participants.
A trust company plans a new wall construction at a site labeled in documents. The fragmented text references a building initiative, tenative dates, and project details. No clear contractor or location is specified, but the notes indicate ongoing development activity and potential architectural features.
Fragmented text references Obregon, Garranza, and a 48 man force said to be feared. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases about conflicts, protests, and figures such as Washingsan and Zoeng Dee Drea, with unclear dates or locations.
In Missouri Rae Rae raises concerns about Zeith Delawhple with mention of Paulor. The text references a location and person names in a fragmentary report.
President Wilson warns the party that delay endangers the nation and urges swift action as the political debate shapes the national guard deployment and legislative priorities. The article mixes quoted lines and campaign rhetoric with scattered references to policy details and political figures.
A fragment from a wartime anniversary piece notes community events at Warren with references to local figures and a mixed set of memories and poems. The readable text mentions water, a poem, and a sense of ongoing efforts during the period.
Fragmented text shows council discussion on clearing streets if certain conditions are met. Names and places are garbled, but the core motif concerns street clearance and governance. No clear dates or entities are readable.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions war terms and names like Taegu and Nenana with unclear context. It reads as a partial summary of battles or sieges but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actors. The readable pieces hint at a historical conflict but many words are garbled.
The readable fragment mentions age and unnamed arrangements, with no clear persons, organizations, or events to define a concrete news item.
Fragmentary text with mixed letters and foreign phrases. readable specifics are minimal and no coherent event or names emerge to summarize.
A House vote failed to pass a bill aimed at retaining the sugar import duty. The action would have maintained current tariff levels and impacted pricing for sugar products.
An obscure court record reports seventeen licenses being revoked at a local port authority hearing. The document references W. Keone and Aematrong Coats Neshew in connection with the case.
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