22 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
1
An authoritative front page note claims German money backs fighting among Mexicans at the border. The piece frames the issue as Teuton intrigue inciting trouble and presents Caele Sam as the authority to solve the problem.
Washington reports reveal Velix Diaz was offered 849,000 to lead a revolt. Teuton agents allegedly incite Mexicans, threatening oil interests and U.S. security, as rivals push to destabilize Garranza and widen influence across the region.
Fragmented OCR text describes workers in aviation industry, with phrases about labor, wages, and roles in early airplane production. It references a shop or company setting and individuals linked to airplane manufacturing and metalwork. The piece appears to be a historical column or feature on workers in the aircraft field. Many garbled phrases remain, but the core topic is early airplane production and the labor force.
Amid wartime strain, Boal churches save faith with joint services. The Unitarian church in Salers has adopted the familiar ritual, while ministers and congregants maintain normal ceremonies to sustain morale during the conflict.
Field Marshal Haig's forces punch through the Hindenburg Line at Chief Depot City in North France. The breakthrough marks a major advance with key communications hubs shattered as the Allied drive progresses.
Cavalry forces report successful capture of key villages in a surprise Teuton attack. British commanders display notable initiative, rivaling enemy boldness, as forces push into contested areas amid ongoing operations.
United Press reports British troops advanced within 244 miles of Cambria after attacking Fontaine Notre Dame on the main Bapaume Cambria road. The commander in chief said prisoners were taken as the village fell, while German lines and counter actions were described as intense and costly amid ongoing conduct of the war.
Corry Not involved in a hunting accident near Taagig where a man named Bakers Woestine and others were present. The wounded individual, Jane Sit, sustained arm injuries requiring medical attention as a result of the mishap.
President Tena of the National League rejects exemptions for players under the plan proposed by C. B. The league will not ask for exemptions in accordance with the new proposal. Johnson stands firm in supporting the plan alone.
The government outlines a changed attitude with no further delays to supply Russia. An embassy official, Lenine, becomes fugitive as Korensky shifts stance, signaling a major reversal in diplomatic and wartime policy.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Bolshevik demands on Allies to revise all war aims and threaten a separate peace if unmet. Extensive coverage notes Lenine’s portrayal, German spy accusations, and tumult in Petrograd amid armistice talks and Allied reactions.
Untitled fragment notes a dramatic court scene with security measures described as press packing and sweeping searches of attendees. The text shows garbled names and unclear actions, but signals a high tension hearing surrounding the DeSaulles case and possible threats to courtroom safety.
The fragmentary text mentions Germany and a submarine camp, with a date around November 1 and a distant reference to a campaign. It provides unclear names and places and lacks coherent events or verifiable details for a full summary.
A Berlin report today outlines renewed German aims to widen zones and threaten Portuguese and other fronts. The dispatch notes relief ships and reinforcements at the front while signaling broader strategy amid ongoing hostilities.
An alleged murder case in Indianapolis ends with Danny Shay acquitted after a jury finds he acted in self defense. The defendant argued he shot a man during a confrontation at a local restaurant, and the jury accepted the self defense claim.
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