07 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
1
amid heavy turnout in Warren County Democrats push confidence that Wilson will win the borough and county. campaigners cite recent support from Mercer County and local activists as polls suggest strong backing for the Democratic ticket with Besblia and Wilson leading in key towns.
Fragmentary account notes President Wilson casting his vote at Princeton this morning. garbled lines mention Princeton, war policy, and a speaker or observer describing the scene with uncertain wording.
An accident on Atvin street in Buffalo left Louis Lampe dead at Reach hospital after a collision with a Lampe Auton vehicle. Witnesses report the car struck him as he crossed the street. Police and city officials note driver error and a formal settlement was arranged. relatives of the injured were summoned. Protective caution for motorists and pedestrians emphasizes safer street conduct.
London reports that an Austrian submarine and a Tallag torpedo destroyer were sunk in a Black Sea engagement. The British claim a troop transport was attacked and damaged while dispersing from Sevastopol. Military dispatches note ongoing naval activity and strategic movements in the region.
Foanstown reports a express train crash following a freight derailment on the Seumnagivanin line. Three injured are mentioned, with inconsistent details about locations Portage and West Im Pepreis. The fragmentary text references bank and general officers but lacks clear facts.
A former Austrian ambassador to the United States died today after resigning from his post amid a regional service visa issue. The reports mention the individual’s name as Pim Hunter and reference unclear connections to Austria and the United States.
Fragmented OCR reports a council session on a contested election issue with a tied ballot and Burgess casting the deciding vote. The discussion centers on opening a thoroughfare and related street naming disputes, with witnesses and aldermen referencing voters and local business concerns.
Voters in Pennsylvania face choosing a state ticket and electing 207 representatives including state senators, 22 congressmen across districts, and a supreme court function. The article outlines the broad election scope and expected impacts on state governance.
Figures show overall campaign spending near fifty million dollars with estimates of total payouts and advertising. The piece notes large donations and staff payrolls, plus substantial costs for media, printing, and travel across multiple parties and committees.
In Amurrinborg Nevada the pardon board plans a session on November 18. The meeting will consider multiple cases including individuals connected to recent legal actions. Several capital teams have already submitted documents for consideration and related filings are underway.
Washington reports Americans will cast ballots today for president and vice president amid high turnout. Projections show about 911 electoral votes potential, with state tallies expected to shape final results. Early results from key states indicate close contests as the nation awaits full vote tallies and official certification.
An audience hears a lecturer defend a commission form while delivering tangled remarks about governance. The talk references government committees, national matters, and unidentified individuals, noting debates over procedures and the role of officials in shaping policy.
Sheriff George Derarest reports a tense morning as a witness describes a Brooklyn area abduction plot tied to a timetable of trains. Investigators questioned a man named Legeer and pursued a reported sighting while appeals for information continued.
Bareisburg Ray reports the vote of soldiers on Borber will not be known for more than a week. Commission members under Governor Wruin baugh are returning tally sheets to Pennsylvania. High court counts will be sent to be protangiary next month. Some commissioners may depart immediately while others remain to forward reports to their offices.
The board discussed routing and scheduling changes to address instruction for foreign-born students. Officials considered legal action against parents who refuse school attendance for their children and noted a request to enroll foreign language classes with volunteer instructors.
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