23 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
1
A hospital case labeled WTRRAXCASE IS DISCOVERED prompts investigation as officials review the incident at the facility. Details remain sparse, with authorities emphasizing patient safety and procedural review ongoing.
In a chaotic early report, officials warn of a cattle disease outbreak and potential human infection. Veterinary and medical teams investigate a tannery linked contamination, while hospitals enforce strict supervision and public health safeguards. Authorities insist on quarantine, cleaning, and monitoring as the case unfolds.
A critics’ faction presses for changes in government command and state relations. It argues reform is needed to reshape the current administration and its control mechanisms across institutions. The movement emphasizes accountability and structural adjustments within the central authorities.
Testimony in the Newlands congressional inquiry alleges government control of railroads may be reformed. General Counsel A P Thom declares the current system untenable and urges accountability as railroads seek relief from government ownership. Proceedings before Judge Hottock highlight regulatory tensions and potential area of preemption.
Alfred Golm of Ginds heads to New York with ten gallons of kerosene in a vial and no gun to demonstrate his kerosene carburetor. Tested by the Automobile Club of America, the device could be marketed if approval is granted, promising a cheap motor fuel and new business avenues amid optimistic claims and extensive tests with industry partners.
Renowned American fiction author, famed for prolific output since 1876, died Tuesday night after a long illness. The writer, once celebrated as a world figure, suffered a rapid decline and was surrounded by family. Surviving sister Rheohard and wife Mrs London attended his final hours. a University of Salamanca student cousin lives in Oakland.
A chaotic draft notice describes a large blaze threat in the Glade district with Parker Street and Lucy Farm cited as focal points. It warns of rapid fire spread from plants and tanneries, stressing central station protection and rapid base extension to avert damage across the block.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Wurmans gaining influence in Congress, religious resistance to prohibition, Brigham Young referenced, and debates over Mormon polygamy. Mentions temperance union, Puritan stock, and historical figures, with faded quotes and garbled sections.
A locally funded firm plans to build a large steel tank car plant in Warren, doubling capacity and creating about 600 new jobs within a year. The company will be incorporated in Pennsylvania with $400 000 authorized capital, featuring a big shop, machine tools, compressors, and a rail car building facility on a multi acre site.
Connellsville Pa November 22 factory labor tensions unfold as workers demand wages and hours while management announces recruitment and production pause. Explosive works and gun factory involvement loom, with notices of impending operation changes and preventive measures. Two workers killed in a later incident noted in reporting.
The message from Cal. DF Wheelock and others reports that Privates Daley and Houghton are being sent to Camp Stewart, suggesting the Sixteenth Army may remain on the border for two more months. Reports from Fort JaFonta hint reinforcements and orders to muster out. the border duty continues with emphasis on readiness and supply movements.
Delegates from Pennsylvania Methodists convened to advocate state and national prohibition. The draft resolutions urged lawmakers to back a national and state ban on liquor, with calls to oppose brewers and distillers and to support temperance policies. The message stressed unity among Methodists and alignment with political leaders to enact prohibitive laws.
Ugres sends message of congratulations to Wilish Lakawsod and Wilken for their re election. Reports note telegraph exchanges from New York and California and praise the coastal administration. President Bend Hepty replies with best wishes and formal congratulations.
In Ishinetos Nevada and related ports, a large appropriation was allocated to expand navy yards including Bremerton and Philadelphia. The plan covers construction and outfitting for new ships and berthing areas, with work to extend across multiple facilities and procurements for subs, subsystems, and related support. Authorities note the project aims to bolster shipbuilding capacity and naval readiness.
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