May 3 Event At Der YC Ends In Six Stint
A brief notice records a event at Der YC on May 3 with six participants or segments. Details are sparse but the entry confirms the date and location and a six unit result or count.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
1
A brief notice records a event at Der YC on May 3 with six participants or segments. Details are sparse but the entry confirms the date and location and a six unit result or count.
A garbled report details a township meeting where superiors from the Chamber of Commerce and local officials discussed volunteering for road work and public projects. Attendees praised a pledge to support civic improvement and emphasized organization and community effort.
The board approves a bond issue of 394 000 for the old High School building repairs and new plumbing with bids rising to 86 621. The plan includes a contract for renovations, a temporary director structure, and a May 24 holiday declared by the School Board. Aims to fund a new fence, site work, and related improvements at Warren Schools with a focus on open school days and active board oversight.
May 15 report notes the case centers on whether a jury selection and trial met due process standards. Key figures include Judge Hendrick, acting chief of the court, and appellate justices Gusmuk and Tagul. The article references deaths and injuries linked to a riot, with mentions of Washington, Anaulel How, and J. Dostum.
May 15 reports from Washington note the public text of President’s note demanding an end to German submarine attacks on neutral ships. Officials anticipate Berlin’s reply with cautious skepticism as tensions rise over potential U S action. diplomatic observers expect Frey Germany to propose renewal of talks and a possible exchange to avert further crisis.
E W Geer of the Nort Warren Presbyterian Church spoke at Frke cue detailing the assembly schedule. The general meeting is set for May 13 in Rochester, No. May gett to Mb.
Reported from several theatres as fighting continues. French and German lines clash near western fronts while Russian forces claim advances in Galicia. Allied and Axis positions are described with mixed progress and casualties. The piece notes civilian disruptions and protests surrounding the war effort.
New York on May 11 reports hundreds of inquiries about the safety of Cunarder Timnyirs and the American liner Riedel Bala as they move toward Liverpool. Details unclear due to damaged text, but ships did not leave the Mersey by Thursday, possibly delaying passage through the St George Channel.
In Stoquet, Stina, Cana Brave tm resident is linked to the estate of the late Miller Brows of Grand Valley. Commissioners hear of a withdrawn plan as they await court action appointing an administrator to wind up the Brow estate and turn over assets to the keeper.
A public works paving plan for a park area near Warcen in 1920s Caledonia sparks controversy over traffic and trees. The project involves a 120 foot wide avenue paving, curb, and light removal, with contractor Teck the Sumhner overseeing work. A worker died after an accident near the site, prompting questions about safety and city responsibility.
Talia Workmen suffer a notable setback as the Nantc Atanc project faced a significant incident, with injuries reported and local officials beginning inquiries. Authorities say investigations are ongoing to determine cause and responsibility.
Fragmentary notice notes Burnet location and occupation by Rogett Carpemren with terse wording and uncertain names. The readable elements indicate a property or site being held or occupied, referenced in a press imprint. Overall details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fire swept a two story structure in a busy district, tracing a mystery to the origin of the blaze. Firemen battled flames after 4:20 am, guarding nearby properties while rescuers aided occupants and assessed structural integrity. The loss hits the town's economy as the business owner, Mr. Eagett, faced a busy season interrupted by the fire.
A garbled editorial excerpt recounts President Wikken urging unity across the United States with a strong stance against Germany. It notes editorials from leading papers, mentions critics and supporters, and hints at the speech as a test of national resolve and justice.
County officials issue a formal notice to township assessors concerning voter registration for the spring and fall elections. The letter details enrollment steps, submission of original and duplicate test books, and deadlines for returning materials by postal mail and in person at the polling place. It includes instructions about stages of registration and dates around May and September.
The legislature debated repealing pension reforms amid heated sessions. Governor Brambaugh set a target to hear the full repeal bill next week as lawmakers consider amendments and budget impacts. Voting results and committee actions dominated news, with several seats in play and claims of cost reductions in the measure.
The State Federation of Landa held its annual meeting with officers elected for the coming year. Maurer of Reading was named president, with Chase P. Hman of Wantlcoke as secretary and Harry eultadeiphia as president. Other officers include BAP Myers Neamette Reiley Eawarteie and Henry Allentown. Polls were set for the annual meeting in May.
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