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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1917
Page
1
Reported capture of Mount Longarra and Foncano amid newsreel rhetoric on President Washington Muen and the U.S. war entry mood. Descriptions of officials, crowds, and the President’s speeches illustrate a nation rallying as war drums and troop movements shape daily life and public tone.
A dubious World War II era notice indicates Gulumblan Platinum is controlled by a New York firm. The report outlines wartime production shifts, labor measures, and proposed deposits in the Sandugan and Gundots rivers in Colombia. It notes wage trends, price controls, and industry regulation affecting workers and outputs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions navy, trials, testimony, and names in a garbled military context. Reads as an unreadable collage with references to ships, locations, and dates but lacks coherent events or identities to summarize clearly.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe sewing and tailoring tasks with scattered lines about stitching, fabrics, and work volume. The readable portions imply a playful or instructional sewing theme centering on a character named Sister Susie and related sewing work.
Stock holm reports limited details as Gwen exits the scene. Premige’s force moved toward Nevsky Prospect where provisions were deployed and surprised, leaving observers without full battle particulars.
A cryptic dispatch from London signed Bouravictt by Colonel Bouravictt reports intensified hostilities around Kereneky and Korni los. The message claims rebel forces are overwhelmed as the next strategic move targets the premier for arrest following bitter fighting.
A translated wire message from Petrograd reports a proclamation of victory by Leon Trotsky era counterrevolutionists routed by forces of Kerensky and Kurillot. The dispatch notes arrests of former leaders, claimed Bah revolutionary advances halted, and that Bolshevik efforts to split the people faced countermeasures.
A garbled United Press item mentions Thanksgiving at a large event with bars, nurseries, and framtecries. The text blends fragments about meals, ceremonies, and speeches, with unclear references to a ceremony in an American position and shifting arguments.
A London report quotes a word from Moscow noting that about a hundred people died in fighting in Petrograd. The piece frames the event as part of Russia’s wartime government cost experiments and emphasizes the heavy price paid in the capital.
Chaotic reports from the capital describe escalating battles and a rising casualty count. Provisional authorities struggle to assert control as lawlessness and robberies spread, while soldiers attempt to stabilize the city amid mounting violence. Witness accounts warn of attacks near hospitals and key grounds, with civilians affected by the unrest.
A fragmented diary style notice reports the death of Queen Lilinakatan and the Baliye march. It mentions a contested succession, removal of a king’s palace throne ritual, and a general will to attend a traditional coronation ceremony.
The secretary's weekly statement outlines carefully planned political offensives in Russia and Italy, detailing how they prepare the ground for military action. It emphasizes the impact on enemy methods and the coordinated approach guiding the broader war effort.
The report notes American artillery shaping its position on the Eastern Front with cautious progress amid shifting tactics. It describes German efforts to fraternize, while American forces press to repel key advances and maintain supply and reconnaissance operations.
A garbled report mentions the Building Federation seeking guidance from President Wilson on federation leadership and election opposition. Names and places are unclear, but the piece references Seerviney Wan Babee Gnformiog Uiem and Suniel Gampers in relation to the Amver.ca Federation of Lalor.
The article notes American aviators who served in France are formally returning to U S Army Aviation Service. It describes the transfer of this unit branch and its implications for U S military aviation. It highlights continued national service and the reintegration of aviators into American ranks.
The draft board setup moves to a new home at VMGA amid delays and confusion over building occupancy. Questions surround use of the YMCA and a potential shift of administrative duties to a temporary site, with the plan to box in tasks and await a federal review before final placement.
A Pittsburgh man formerly with the organization was named traffic manager of the association. He will work with federal and state authorities on the effort, overseeing operations and surface work.
fragmentary notes describe a labor driven campaign with ten teams, a list of captains and workers from firms and associations. it mentions a fund drive around 240000 and monthly June plans, with interviews and selection of workers to conduct the FMC. names and ranks listed for several teams and captains.
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