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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
3
Forelaw Advertising signs a lease in Torre Fant EEC building in New York City, expanding its presence in the financial district. The arrangement affirms client services and agency growth amid a competitive market for advertising space in Manhattan.
Pranklin Pa outlines candidacies for delegate to the Democratic National Convention to be held in Washington D C or nearby. Includes announcements for members of the Democratic State Committee and a primary date May 16 1916.
Governor Brumbaugh in Altomre urges removing liquor license decisions from courts to new state boards in each county. He cites Senator Quay, who proposed a legislature backed system to reduce judiciary burden, with constitutional convention possible if lawmakers fail.
A private member proposed moving clocks forward one hour year round to extend evening daylight. The plan argued earlier working hours would end sooner, reducing wasted daylight and enabling activities like cricket. Authorities debated the twilight impact on northern Europe and the practicality of a year round one hour shift.
An analysis notes Germany’s adoption of daylight saving time reshapes hours from six to seven, affects trains and military routines, and provokes national self deception. It contrasts with Britain where private bills fail to pass reforms, while the German change alters everyday rhythms and habits across society.
The author warns against strikes fueling violence, citing Pittsburg disruptions and wartime-like tensions in Warren. He urges workers to consider consequences, notes proposed organizing efforts, and critiques political rhetoric and economic motives behind labor unrest and arms exports.
Fragmented lines discuss antiwar sentiment and rumors of political moves before November. Mentions G O P, Kaiser, Obregon, and vague references to peace signals, with garbled phrasing implying editorial commentary on wartime perceptions and public opinion.
Curt Jou, foreman for the Tenteel Penbavivania Lumber Co, reports a theft in the woods near Mead Hum. He describes a heavy loss, with a 100 pounds or more taken, and notes a tornado-like disturbance as the thieves fled. Local observers say such incidents are rising as crews hunt for the deepest timber yield.
The text describes a chaotic school scene with mentions of May activities, sports, and employment plans. It references Walter Stame, team signage, and unclear remarks about students quitting school and seeking work. The prose is garbled, but implies a focus on athletic and scholastic decisions affecting the Ht team and local activities.
A garbled report describes a May Day event in Semel with plans for a walking exam and central town grounds. It notes wet weather possible and crowds uneasy about parade routes, while discussing equal chances and a favorite candidate in a Guern contest amid local interest.
Araval Shellelt of the Water Co reports a planned May suspension of service sections. Supervisor Gascon notes the water system will pause certain feeds until the Elroy area resumes. The announcement outlines compensation or alternative arrangements during the suspension period.
Fragmentary local report describes a water related incident with named figures and officials. scene involves a superintendent and a sighting, with references to a cor ] and a fast response. Details are garbled. likely a mid-20th century city piece about a water problem and investigation.
A garbled ode of names and dates mentions projects, bids, and visitors. References include Forest Chemical Co. Lower Shemale and St. Louis area workers. Mentions May 4 and a building contract timeline, plus attendees from Washington and Oklahoma visiting yesterday.
The Bulletin Committee of the Agricultural will receive bids for construction at 8 cattle exhibit. Plans and specifications may be consulted at the Chamber of Commerce. Bids will be opened on Saturday, May 8. For more details contact the chamber.
Readable parts show sales on boys suits from 1.95 to 5.00, men’s shirts, pants and shoes for the family. Mentions of assorted prices, sizes, and discounts appear in ad fragments from a historical page.
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