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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented dispatch describes Allied and Central Power actions in Eastern Theatre with ships sunk, land battles across Galicia and Carpathians, large prisoner captures, and shifting fronts. Mentions German and Austrian efforts, Russian and British forces, and several naval engagements with ships sunk and crews landed.
May reports show a $22.5 million appropriation for conduct of operations and a $1.5 million item for pensions and related expenses. The House chairmen name Woodard as lead, with second reading completed and third reading due soon. The long list covers Agriculture, Public Works, Forestry, and the Department of Health with budgets including building, equipment, and staffing for various state agencies.
The report details ongoing construction and preparatory work across Murkyt oct station and surrounding blocks. It notes rooms nearing completion, scaffolding and glass Grove progress, and preparations for the upcoming dedication or opening events. The piece highlights contractor Gamble and planning for a formal ceremony later in the week.
Shanghai reports indicate Japan has opened hostilities with China without a formal declaration of war. Dispatches note rising sentiment for war to end the negotiations, with Chinese and Japanese actions escalating. Pekin confirms no formal declaration and warns that negotiations details will be shared with powers. Beijing papers mention Chinese penalties against Japan without formal state action.
Deposition orders issued by the American embassy in West Evanpart require sworn testimonies from Cremaf Hight and other named officials regarding a German airship incident and the Worms ship case. The depositions will underpin an American note to Berlin, with officials including J.11 Lowers to testify.
At a meeting of the board of directors of Warren Savings Bank the following resolutions were adopted. The text outlines approvals, personnel actions, and governance items involving officers and directors, with references to local hospitals and community ties. The document preserves names and roles while detailing procedural steps and commitments.
A disrupted city leadership scene unfolds as a key official’s resignation looms and the council scrambles to act. With no word from the absent head, West and Cemetition Baner pivot to steer city affairs, while Maybank directs certain business ahead of tomorrow’s session.
Carman's Colored Maid swears that Sam was to be given her if she change her testimony in a bribery case. The strange spelling implies a court or local trial report with names including Carman and Sam as key individuals. A murky bribery allegation centers on a colored maid’s testimony and a promised reward.
In Mineola a sensational murder trial centers on Della Coleman recolored testimony and alleged bribe offers to influence a key witness. Carman faces questions over a fatal shooting linked to Mrs Hailey and a disputed time frame between the crime and defense claims, with witnesses recalling threats as the trial progresses.
The notice states a time and permit requirement for attendance at an elves event after Roan. It mentions sheol and Deain at R o'clock and Giemien at noon, reflecting unclear OCR text and likely a local scheduling notice.
A meeting at the Warren County Courthouse on Saturday afternoon will organize the Warren County Farm Bureau. A president and other officers will be elected, bylaws adopted, and farm expert advice arranged. participation encouraged by dues and a plan for broad agricultural representation.
New York May 1 A verdict of guilty was returned against Ak Osborike, a hotel clerk, in a case connected to the fatal beating at the Ta ninfield Hotel. The trial, before Commissioner Houghton, heard witness testimony about the events and the accused’s defense asserting he did not intend harm.
A fragmentary report describes Colonel Roosevelt, amid libel accusations, testifying before a court. The examination focuses on alleged statements, with lawyers presenting minimal details as the defense disputes the charges.
A fragmented report outlines legislative moves on highway labor, workers compensation, and public works. Key figures include Senator Crow and Governor Creemeham, with bills authorizing public employment, wage relief, and agricultural support under debate.
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