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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
3
Lindemesia, Inc. seeks foreign advertising representative at 110 East 13th Street, New York, for sales and placement duties. Candidate will manage client outreach, negotiate media buys, and coordinate campaigns with national partners.
Fragmented 1916 text shows candidates announcing runs for delegate to the Democratic National Convention and membership on the Democratic State Committee. Names include Sumner A. Carr and Russel from Pennsylvania, with dates referencing May primaries and the convention to be held in June.
Democrats urge voting in the May primary to support Woodrow Wilson for president. A. Mitchell Palmer defends Wilson, denounces Liebel and Pennsylvanian party factions, and urges unity against party corruption to secure Wilson’s renomination and national leadership.
An annual Animals Week urges humane care for animals with kickoff from the Warren Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It promotes school and public activities urging kindness, with a focus on May 21 designated as Humane Sunday to advocate against cruelty and support anti vivisection causes.
The note from Germany to the Allied side questions punishment for the Sussex incident. It references U boat commander and wartime actions, with confusion over who bears blame and what fate awaits those responsible. The report notes uncertainty about the consequences and the broader implications of the attack.
A noisy letter pleads for party unity to defeat opposing forces in Warren county. It argues candidates and factions must set aside personal interests, back shared programs, and build good will to strengthen the Democratic party over years, not days. The missive names Clare Street and Reed as reference points and calls for cohesive action.
Reported fire at the Hameena Tran Works on Fon Street broke out shortly after noon. Two workers were injured as flames and fumes swept the area near the forge while the main blaze threatened the building and nearby offices. Fire crews contained the fire without further casualties. investigation underway.
The article describes a pageantry theme honoring mothers tied to wartime effort, with the Western Union and Telegraph Company supplying a decorated banner reading Mothers Day. It notes cooperation with Elmict and Cedarauist figures, and mentions slogans and messages of encouragement for soldiers and families amid the conflict.
Fragmentary item lists wages and job vacancies at Potter Co with broken phrases. Mentions churches hospitals and a local paper. Lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete actions beyond general employment notices and compensation.
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