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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
1
Civilians flee as Italian forces withdraw to a rear position behind the Tiave front line amid heavy fighting. Bavarians are described as fighting furiously, with Field Marshal Haig's troops making remarkable gains at Paschendale. The second drive along the line advances, pressing Exemy's remaining hold.
In reports from the Western Front many farms were described as fortified. The German defense line at high ground and low ground was attacked by Allied forces. Canadian troops reportedly cleared a dozen fortified farms, advancing beyond Paschendale toward the Denton sector as the drive progressed. An official bulletin noted hospital bombings and captured Anaroe after Avkala ten miles beyond Tash.
U.S. State Department dispatches report the overthrow of the Kerensky government and the fall of the Winter Palace. Messages dated November 8 and another in mid November indicate radical groups gained power, while Ambassador Prenet aided contact with Peanut amid ongoing unrest. The United States said it would take no action.
Information from Rescuing France notes steady German effort to retain Alsace and Lorraine. German authorities push a plebiscite plan while pressuring French institutions and replacing officials in the occupied regions. The piece cites French resistance and Berlin’s aim to keep the territories, with France unlikely to concede.
A libel action filed in Medison Wisconsin seeks damages over 200000 for alleged improper edits and quotations in a newspaper. The complaint accuses editors and publishers of publishing material that aided the Reno case and hinted at war tax content. Local authorities and editors named in the filing are slated to respond in court.
AME captains organize a camp campaign to raise funds for the YMHA. The executive committee announces the lineup of well known men to head the effort with a Tuesday start. Leaders include WM Andrews Morrison and D Kopr among others as the rally kicks off.
Police and peace officers in Tulsa, Oklahoma report unable to recognize any of the masked Knights of Liberty. Early today they beat seventeen members of the order.
In a police court trial lasting five hours, men charged with disorderly conduct were fined 100 dollars each. The Hooded incident involved the Hinighter or Liberty using liberal coats of tar and feathers on the accused, with women and children of the village watching. Police escorted the men back to headquarters as vigilante action drew parallels to a past public punishment.
The Women's Committee of the YWCA plans a war relief drive to raise funds for civilians in occupied areas. The effort emphasizes mobilizing women to support home front relief and urges community participation. Names and locations referenced indicate organizers and supporters across multiple towns.
fragments report a violent crime near Cleveland including a robbery and a murder discovery at a hospital area. names and details are garbled but authorities and medical staff are mentioned in a chaotic account with limited readable facts.
A Spartan mother welcomes her wounded son home on crutches amid the wartime bustle. Readers recount a chaotic scene of ambulances, explosions, and French soldiers near Verdun. Reports include ship movements, naval actions, and Allied efforts, with focus on morale and duty.
A fragmented report notes a wet candidate leading by a small margin in Bugkeye with 7 percent counted. Figures show Montgomery and Hamilton counties contributing, while Cuca county trails, leaving the wets at about 21,257 total votes to date.
Public Service Commission approves new tariff increasing rates on the Crawford County trolley line. Changes affect travel between Erie and Lima via Masaville and Pickels in Mendele. Impact details for quarter four include price adjustments in the revised schedule.
Fragmentary notice reports a Meadville boy dying while at a local camp with garbled details about the incident and individuals. Names, dates, and precise circumstances are unreadable in the OCR snippet. The readable parts reference a death connected to a company and camp setting with inconsistent spelling.
Nov 10 report states baggage and personal effects of men at a Nowa Deutscher company attic were inspected and removed for generation after occupation. Ott Clain refused to disclose baggage destination, amid the period of wartime occupation by a Bayernaient force following the United States entry.
Fragmentary OCR text reports eight sinkings of Fialand vessels and unauthorized launches of boats. The garbled lines mention death, navy channels, and incomprehensible agency phrases, with no coherent names or dates to establish a clear event.
The article describes Italy drawing a defensive line back to the Piave river, shortening the front to about 60 miles. It outlines three initial lines on the map, with the first along the heavy black line, the second near Udine, and the third following the Tagliamento river as Italians prepared for a stand on the Piave.
Reports describe a large exodus as refugees leave the district under military necessity. Patriarch Jardina Lafontain appeals for civilians to remain calm, pray, and protect homes and loved ones amid the shifting frontline near Venice.
A fragmented voter tally shows Republicans losing ground to Democrats amid tight races. Key figures include Taos Ne 709 votes, the Lune Zuzi 242k, and Clark’s ally Jonine R. Go with 1,890. Prohibition and other party lines gather smaller totals as overall support shifts locally.
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