26 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
1
In a sharp diplomatic note the Hutch government protests German torpedoing actions near Holland. The note accuses Germany of unfriendly acts and asserts demand for clarification and condemnation from Berlin.
Federal judge presides over a hearing on explosives transport allegations tied to Bridge Byamiter Melb Yoder. Defendants face charges. plea date rescheduled to April 1. Nearby cottage robberies report stolen valuables, weapons, and furniture with an ongoing investigation into the break-ins and rent prospect.
Terrible confusion surrounds a high school basketball plan as rumors spread of a game being canceled and players reorganized. Alice Allan was cited as manager while Bud Hen and other staff faced pressure amid a disrupted schedule and possible disciplinary actions.
Chief of Police is dead after a shooting inside a home. Detectives Grunwelt and Bleira Smuds are named in a confusing report. Two men were arrested but details are unclear. A description of a suspect lists age twenty six, height five ten, weight around one sixty, with a smooth fair face and a red complexion. The sheriff of Cuemuag notes the case remains under investigation.
The government approves the American reply to England on the arrangement establishing a blockade of German commerce. The document, prepared by President Wilson and Secretary Bryan, will be cabled to London. Court at Morristown will convene Monday morning to hear motions.
A convention in Progreso discussed shipments from Progreso and Merida and plans to maintain port operations. Delegates approved a 5 million peso appropriation for relief of the people and said the president would be chosen on April 3 to succeed the current leader.
Albany March report on Becker the former police lieutenant sentenced to the electric chair for the Hei Sententhal murder. Becker appeals his conviction with attorney Marisa Sientom arguing for reversal while Robert G Taylor urges denial of a new trial. Court of appeals proceedings loom as Governor Waltman may be entangled in the outcome. Details include defense and prosecution positions and anticipated travel of Mr White.
A Warren chamber committee reports on proposed ordinance regarding the Warren Street Railway Co. It discusses public approval, perpetual franchise rights, and potential restrictions on granting such privileges to corporations. The notice addresses public interest and questions about granting long term control of transit facilities.
A confession and police report detail an incident on March 26 in Wellsville Allegany County. George M. Stab is described as the suspect in a firearms dispute at a residence, involving a 45 calibre revolver and a struggle with a weapon. The accused faced custody and possible charges as the investigation proceeded, with witnesses including the attending family.
Railroad detectives in Harrisburg today probe the shooting of engineer John Smith at a remote Pittsburgh area yard. Smith, former city resident, says a single shot was fired as his locomotive passed two box cars. authorities warn arrests may come soon as the case unfolds.
An unclear afternoon report says a man named Brew was struck on the head Wednesday morning. He is in a hospital rest room with spinal injury and is not expected to recover. Awaiting medical tests and further updates.
The submarine craft named F-4, built for $300,000, sank in Honolulu harbor during a water test. Six to twelve crew members were aboard. the vessel was submerged by 400 tons of water and settled at a depth completing a cruising trial of 2, 609 miles. Patterson, president of the Dry Dock Co., described the test as successful under the conditions stated.
A statement by W D Tada shows remonstrants faced expenses exceeding 1900 dollars for the Hernsee grant dispute. The itemized costs include three weeks of work by four staffers and travel over 1300 person hours. Signers securing reconstruction funds and related procurements are noted, with expenses covered by subscription income and contractual obligations.
A Turkish force attacked an American mission in Tabriz, Persia, injuring and abducting several ASYEAN Christian missionaries. Local contact Robert St. Larabee said Parkish coaxel led Turks from missionary protection, with missionaries attempting to intervene before violence escalated.
A fragmented report details a social event at the local school with students from Kune Corry OW City and Jamestown attending. The banquet featured food courses, orchestra performances, and speeches by teachers and students, with many named attendees and a large crowd estimated at around two hundred.
Jounstown Pa March 26 passengers were injured in a wreck on the main line of the Gaia Unlore site Gaia. Two passenger cars were wrecked and several freight cars derailed. The train was blocked by the wreck for several hours before being moved with a helper engine to the rear.
Audience fills Warren auditorium for the Warren Symphony Orchestra in a nearly full house. The program features Seimol Seeulied and Bioodies sabented pieces, with soloist performances by Heenan C. Beaute and Suter. Strong string sections, notable encores, and clear community support mark the event as the most acclaimed in recent memory.
A fragmented wartime update sketches action in the Carpathians and Hungary with Austrian and German forces advancing in rugged terrain, Russian positions, and trench lines. It notes Austrian setbacks near a specified front, German naval activity, torpedoed ships, and ongoing Allied responses as the campaign unfolds across several fronts.
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