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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1915
Page
1
Telegrams from Rome and Petrograd describe martial law measures and wartime decrees affecting communications and transport. Reports note naval engagements, merchant ship losses, and troop movements across the Carpathians, Baltic, and Black Sea theaters, with claims of Hungarian incursions and Turkish naval activity.
In Warren and South Bend Washington a meeting featured Haseltine son of B. T. Haseltine with a record of service and journalism. He reported aboard ships and wrote for papers, recounting a storied career spanning education at Overlin College, naval service, and later political and social associations. The piece recalls his hometown ties and professional progression with vivid, if fragmentary, details.
An overview reports Tripla Entente forces arrayed against Uroopn of the Téutonic allies in Veasshatte with engagements in Northern Poland Carpathians and the Cauesans. Claims of trench gains near Meuse in France contrast with German victory assertions. Russian and Austrian actions are cited with contested results and allied bombardments reported near Geiskelles Beleum.
In Famestown on March 29, Donald Burns, son of Meg Burns and Mrs J J Burns of Chit Sty, vanished after Thursday afternoon. Witnesses place him leaving home, then boarding a train at Star Apres with unknown destination. A candlelight memory and possible foul play rumors swirl as authorities and townsfolk comb clues, while Burns’s wife and mother await news.
Police traced a suspect through a tangled narrative linked to Abie Goldstein and Abram Mailer in the Olean area. Witnesses described a man matching the description during a solvent theft spree, aiming to purchase cars and reach his home in New York. The case involves Abie Erica and Warren, with detectives pursuing leads from Olena and surrounding towns.
Athens reports a formal commutation on the Coreen valley crisis as Greece defends neutrality. Government officials warn that opposing views risk destabilizing the country while promising firm steps to avert dangers and uphold national identity.
IpaSter delivers a decisive verdict on liquor licenses in a church district meeting. The council cites compliance issues and schedules hearings for affected clubs with potential license revocation looming for several establishments.
A fragmentary account recounts Norris A. White Lad preaching at the First R church on Teegnona From the Licenes Court. The audience heard passages from Scripture on temperance and corruption as political tensions over Governor Brombaugh's local option move in the district legislature. The text reflects broad public interest in temperance, religious guidance, and political reform, with a note that further continuation appears on the next page.
The record notes heated debate over bond expenditure and municipal improvements. Citizens and officials argued for and against the proposed bond, highlighting water works, street repairs, and efficiency. The session closed with claims of extravagance and a commitment to consider future measures. (Continued on Page Five)
State officers may not be paid as funds run dry in Chartenton, with Governor and all officials potentially unpaid. Payments for construction, supplies, and operations could stop, paralyzing jails and state buildings as authorities seek funding through taxes or new revenue to avert a deeper crisis.
New Van, March 28. The floral Uauroril of the Churches of Christ of America issues a world wide revival appeal. The call, signed by Dr William H Roberts and Dr W E Blederwulf of the commission on evangelism, Prof Shaler Matthews president of the federal council, and Dr Charles S Sacramand, urges churches to unite in a world scale revival effort.
Brownsville Texas fears artillery bombardment as Carranza forces move toward Matamoros. Reports say 700 killed and 500 wounded in Vila lines, with 2,000 Villa fighters and 817 guns involved. U.S. officials seek protection from Governor Burgoson if needed. Local residents discuss defense while casualties mount on the border.
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