Warren Evening Times facts and publication details
The Warren Evening Times lists its status as the only Democratic newspaper in Warren County, published daily except Sundays from 236 Pennsylvania Avenue Warren. The paper provides staff roles including KE Walker president and managing editor and C Lowrey editor with Chas H Eddy associate editor and 3 E W Russell secretary and T B Clawson treasurer. Foreign advertising rep is G Lindenstein at 118 East 18th Street New York City. Subscriptions are $4.00 yearly by carrier or mail within the United States. foreign rates apply. Entered at Warren Pennsylvania post office as second class matter.
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the Times Publishing CO. (Inc
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T. B. Clawson
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Warren, Penn’s
Rethinking party roles amid wartime to justify loyalty
The piece argues Republicans once stood for common people but have fallen into decay while Democrats, purified by adversity, uphold Jeffersonian ideals. It urges support for Reshlin and Ferringer-Neilly, links to Pennsylvania politics, and blends war patriotism with Liberty Loan appeals urging immediate action.
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Republican Party
Lincoln
Penrose
Egypt
Democratic Party
Congress
Reshlin
Ferringer
Neilly
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Fragmented wartime memory on a Paris aviation field debate
A historical fragment recalls four officers discussing the war near Paris as its purpose remains unclear. A British officer notes his long involvement, an American admits ignorance of the cause, and an Italian also cannot explain, leaving a striking moment of shared ambiguity.
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France
America
Liberty Ioan
Alien
Therty
Mitchell
Palmer
Paris
Allied navies curb U boat threat amid American buildup
Despite a flare up, British and Allied reports show ship losses shrink to low levels since 1916 with August the quietest month. Officials credit effective convoy tactics, cargo space management, and massive American wartime production for limiting U boat impact despite ongoing submarine presence.
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France
Germany
Postponed Fire Prevention Day Delays Election Traditions
Observers note Fire Prevention Day in Pennsylvania will be postponed until after the election, canceling the planned election day bonfires. The article questions bond buying by native-born citizens and mentions Hungarian critics and ongoing German devastation affecting France and debts.
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Pennsylvania
From Other Viewpoints on War and Scarcity
A collection of satirical lines from 1918 era papers noting public sentiment on loans and shortages. The New York Sun criticizes subscription costs while the Minneapolis Tribune jokes about German shoe scarcity and a Kaiser lease, illustrating wartime humor.
Crown Prince Willie writes as German army reopens Rhine retreat
A dramatic letter from Crown Prince Willie claiming German forces press toward the Rhine and mock American foes in France. He boasts about quick marching, asks Papa for breast plates, speeches to boost morale, and insists Germans are the strongest soldiers and fastest runners.
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Papa
Rhine
France
Maine
Arizona
Hell
Mit
Belgium
Deutschland
Crown Prince
Willie
Device to seal torpedo hulls proposed by Henslee
Chattanooga inventor C Stewart Henslee offered a rubberized cone bucket device to the navy for instant hull sealing after torpedo damage. The system uses a chain of buckets drawing a steel closing disk to the hole, sealing it under water pressure.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
C. Stewart Henslee
Navy Department
Why We Should Buy Liberty Bonds
A collection of student letters from Warren County urging Liberty Bond purchases. Children from North Warren, Tiona, Stoneham, Grand Valley and St. Joseph's School praise bonds as support for soldiers, families, and democracy, urging readers to buy bonds or save for war savings stamps to aid the nation.
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Actuel
Helen Lauffenberger
Russell Behoot
Kaiser
America
Elizabeth Phillips
North Warren
Kenneth Clapp
Tiona
Joan
Lorena Zobrest
Neer Shu-win
Grand Valley
Deamocracy
Irene Mahood
St. Joseph's School
Warren
Grewsome Sight of Battle Fails to Shake Fresh American Troops
With the American Army the calousness and steady nerves of fresh American troops in recent advances have gladdened veteran Allied officers. They march through ghastly battlefields, eat and sleep amid corpses, mark the dead, and calmly press forward without visible fear or hesitation.
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von Boehm
Marne
Vesle
Reddy Farm
Bellevue Farm
Cierges
Seringes Et Nesels
Serzgy
Mienne Fur
Behid
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