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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1917
Page
1
Congressman-elect Pleads nolo contendere ending probe but faces heavy penalties. He secures release on own recognizance and awaits sentencing in Pittsburgh court next week.
Affected figures linked to a federal probe facing disbarment describe expected resignations as the case unfolds. The article traces charges, past campaign spending, and possible political repercussions across Venango, Warren, and surrounding counties, with reference to Bleakley and related parties and a November election context.
The report describes a criminal proceeding using unclear text but notes a jury true bill returned after a court presentation around 2 pm with officials mentioning Barked and indictments. Names include WM Parner and John Brooks, with observers Glances over the plea from conduct and a court scene in progress.
Washington reports indicate Bleakley may face a party fray if Tim comes into the race. Informal chatter links Warren Mann to the scenario, with Penna representation and possible implications for a special election and House proceedings. The political dynamics focus on Bleakley, Warren, and party strategy ahead of upcoming votes.
One hundred unimproved parcels will be allocated next week to amateur gardeners. Applications are due at the chamber of commerce office. Lot recipients will be chosen from among applicants, with lots measured for future use and assigned to successful gardeners. Notable local sponsors include Warren Real Estate and Tarmermen Company, BF Jones, Hm Allen, W D Todd, J Al Schofeld, and Mids Harriette Roser.
New York March 34 The giant waterway project cost about 177 million dollars. The complex includes a vast arch bridge and a main conduit delivering water from the Hudson to the city. When opened, it will connect the West Side and East River systems, with a 1047 foot span and record steel arch construction. The project also promises municipal benefits and worker provisions for families, alongside accompanying infrastructure and stabilization works.
Warren Young man in navy writes about training and the true spirit of American youth. Article notes Donald Masterson and readers are shown the Navy’s training steps at Newport and references continued coverage on page seven. Also mentions local bidding and winners in a separate brief.
Across a saga of regulatory battles and company maneuvers, Pennsylvania gas customers faced rising prices as standard and new players clashed. Officials cited wartime and legal changes while consumers watched a decades old struggle unfold with bids, rate approvals, and fears of higher bills.
White Mountain workers at the Gisholt Machine Company raised Old Glory over the main building while Dr W C Back officiated the patriotic ceremony in the Fourth Ward. The event included speeches, drumrolls, and department visits as employees celebrated with pride.
A public mass meeting at Sadville chamber of commerce framed wartime policy against Germany. The assembly urged immediate action to uphold Amertcan rights, without regard to Derry Hee, and directed resolutions to the President and cabinet. Former Congressman Atelle J. Hates led the principal address.
Fragmented report discusses a fictional or garbled appeal about the Bermam people and overthrow of the Hohenzollerns. It mentions President Wilson and world opinion, with cryptic references to revolutions and Allied actions. The text is heavily garbled and reads like OCR corruption from an early 20th century source.
An American living in Chihuahua City reports sighting two escaped Germans at the foreign Garcian rendan. One escaped man was described as about 25, bleeding heavily, the other as about 28 with a heavy build. They were aided by hosts and believed to be en route to Philadelphia.
The contest promotes big awards for workers who enter. Readers of the Times are invited to watch and vote as contestants race for prizes. Subscriptions boost entries and a boy named Roe is said to be among hopefuls. The second week has begun with campaigns and solicitations for support and votes.
The President prepared to lay the German situation before Congress after the extraordinary session opens. Officials expect a firm message to contradict German claims no action is possible. Reports from Liverpool and Queenstown confirm US lives imperiled in sinkings aboard the Snowden, Ranga, and Crispin, with American casualties and survivors noted.
The French war office reports Allied forces pushing forward toward St Quentin and Lann Sud, extending the offensive on the Western Front. German resistance remains firm as Allied units close in on strategic positions amid heavy fighting and advancing lines.
ChaRu rat planning ships orders to United Siala for two passenger steamers at 120000.00. Shanna Wy agents said Hugh School contract awarded to D. G. Meet A Co. of Warren for the Cochran ton project. Center feature includes an audi to tortam in the center.
The Philadelphia Rational Guard announces a unit deployment amid rising tensions. Colonel says the move follows a general need for security and readiness as rumors of imminent actions circulate.
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