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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
1
The article details the resignation of Street Commissioner Smith and notes the tendering of contracts to Burgess Kanbo. It discusses the reaction in council, the reasons given for stepping down due to workload, and outlines ensuing actions regarding paving contracts and committee reviews.
A long trial ends with Lawson convicted of first degree murder in the killing during a labor dispute near Bertkers on October 22. The case links to a broader union conflict, with ties to notable figures and a high profile family, drawing wide public interest.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Greeneville incident involving Morace Brows and William S. Brown with brothers Richard J. Brown and others cited. Testimony references a court action in Greeneville and a foreman of the railroad in Greenvale. The investigation proceeds as authorities seek details of a family dispute and related events.
English steamer Wan Torpedoed Monday amid foggy conditions in the channel. Reports say another vessel suffered damage in the same encounter with unclear casualty details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe World War I era actions in Western Galicia and Masurian campaigns. It mentions Austrian and German troop movements, disorder among factions, and battles destroying Russian divisions, with references to Allied or Allied-adjacent actions and shifting alliances.
A crowded Woman’s Club program features Mrs. Downes presenting a vivid panorama of art and architecture. The talk covers the Staue of Liberty, New York landmarks, and a striking fresco cycle by Angela. Attendees include Warrel, Art Siow, and the audience lauds the educational display as a landmark of cultural insight.
A school district announces a $30 charge labeled as alteration funds. The notice states money will be used for alterations and mentions a tax levy of two mills on the high school property.
The Warren Rotodah School Board held its regular monthly meeting, voting to issue thirty bonds of 990 each totaling 20000 to finance Gmailer Gifons for the best school building project. The plan includes bids opened on the evening of March 1, with a projected 2063 dollars in costs to complete the work and a final district-wide fund total of 36337 dollars. The session noted contractor bids, proposed renovations, and summer staff plans while confirming the district would seek to refinance and manage the debt within the project scope.
A large, fragmented exhibit at Warren’s public gallery showcases works by women artists. The pieces explore color, technique, and societal roles with bold brushwork and symbolic imagery. Visitors are invited to view afternoon sessions and commentary from attending curators.
Harrisbore May 4 The Cozeid Tabor bill passes the senate by forty four to ten after lengthy debate. The measure moves to the House for consideration as opponents attack provisions increasing child labor hours and narrowing delivery ages.
Reported jury selection completed on day two of the Carmen murder case as the court hears testimonies. Wealthy locals and crowds gather amid rumors of a surprise development while witnesses prepare to testify. The trial continues with public interest high and security tight around the court.
Governor Prumbatah outlines a bill to reform the school code, create permanent certificates for public school services, and fund counties for stage and housing expenses. The plan includes amending the school code, establishing new certificated roles, and directing appropriations to support teachers and students while ensuring legal safeguards.
Report from Mexico details Zapata forces facing pursuit near Mexico City while Obregon’s troops move from Vera Cruz toward Carranza held territory. The battleline shifts underscore instability as Obregon presses operations northward amid reports of reorganized forces and continued advances.
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