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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1919

Page

3

Rates of Subscription Published Every Day Except Sunday

Rates listed for newspaper subscriptions by carrier and mail. Domestic yearly rate is $5.00, with lower rates $3.00 for United States outside Warren Borough and certain territories. Foreign and Canada rates $8.00, post paid, within the International Postal Union. Entry noted at Warren, Pa post office.

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Tacna and Arica Nitrate Lands Aid Peru Chile Rift Deepens

The Tacna and Arica nitrate provinces spark a Pan American dispute with Peru seeking restoration of lost lands. Peru hints at Monroe Doctrine and international arbitration while Chile fears League of Nations clauses may aid Peru. The issue traces to the 1879 war and a never-held plebiscite.

Latin America Peru Tacna Arica Chile Alsace-Lorraine Pacific Bolivia Tarapsca Antofagasta South South America League of Nations League Germany No Man’s Land

Pebble Scratching and Censorship Claims Rise

Republicans accuse the administration of censorship to aid a personal or political agenda while Laurence Hills reports no censorship on League of Nations coverage. The Franklin Evening News notes February bank clearings up 15.9 percent from 1918, and that February 1918 saw peak industrial output and employment.

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US Economy Seen Bright With Higher Prices and More Spending

The article argues that money turnover is up from last year despite wartime reductions in munition work. It cites price increases since Feb 1918, with a 19 percent rise by November, while overall business gained about 16 percent as prices rose about 10 percent. Commercial failures fell to 602 in Feb, the lowest in U.S. history, signaling wealthier households and a favorable outlook.

Europe United States

Debate over League of Nations and world peace guidance

The article argues against anti League blame on President Wilson and asserts the League draft is advancing at the Paris Peace Conference. It notes broad support from 16 of 26 articles, disputes about Bolshevism fear, and defends Wilson’s speed in negotiations while criticizing opponents in London and Paris. It also touches on unrelated items about flu, beer rules, Mars life, and a breach of promise case.

League of Nations Hungary League Paris London Wilson Congress Penrose Reed Poindexter

Korea's Raincoat of Straw White for Mourning

National Geographic Society bulletin cites Korea once a hermit nation now seeking sovereignty as it describes Korea's geography climate and resource wealth. It notes white clothing as the mourning emblem and details signs of English trade interest among Korean shopkeepers.

Korer Hermit Nation National Geographn Society Roma William W. Chapin Korea Yalu Tarnen New York Pennsylvania Noraid Japan China

The Price of Peace film praised as greatest of war cinema

Fragmentary note praises a film titled The Price of Peace, predicting it will rank as the greatest war film. Disjointed phrases reference embarkation scenes and wartime imagery, with unclear mentions of departments and officials.

Times Ad Emphasizes Classified Circulation Value

A garbled octet of words suggests a Times newspaper ad urging readers to place classified notices. It hints at topics like beetles and larvae while mentioning circulation and advertising, implying a local matter about ad rates or readership.

Time changes and local notices on daylight saving plan details

Fragmentary notice discusses daylight saving time shifts and standard time alignment across zones, mentioning dates for clocks and regional effects. It references counties, regions and potential economic impacts, with scattered mentions of businesses and local events amid cramped wording.

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