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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
1
A garbled report from the era claims General Treviño demands Bandit control near the U S border. It mentions towns Santa Maria, Purísima, Torrecín ready to surrender as Villa followers advance toward Garrapata and the railroad. Officials debate responsibility and plot implications with Baker and Lawsing denying direct complicity.
The report details arguments and ammunitions smuggled into Mexico from the United States as Mexican representatives insist the United States stay behind the border to monitor matters. It notes outbreaks of yellow fever and typhoid in parts of Mexico and reports of deteriorating conditions, while American delegates push for general peace along the border and a withdrawal of troops as the conference nears its second month.
A submarine named Vermah was reported near Virginia waters with ambiguous readings. Dispatches note uncertain vessel identity and possible proximity to Cape Henry and Chesapeake Bay approaches, leaving officials awaiting clearer confirmation.
The obituary notes a Spanish War hero, 67, who served under Admiral Dewey and earned a Medal of Honor from Congress during the Philippine campaign. He died at home in Philadelphia after service with the cutter MaCatlonh and held a senior post at his dockyard.
Washington reports a federal probe into the alleged recruitment and labor manipulation of Black workers in southern states. Attorney General Cragary and Department of Labor officials oversee investigations aimed at halting schemes to funnel African Americans into federally assisted jobs. Union leaders and reform groups call for broader inquiry into the misuse of the federal employment system and related fraudulent activities across multiple states.
San Antonio Texas April 28 six hundred thousand dollars allotted by the War Department to provide winter quarters for troops on the border. Southern departments headquarters to be erected and regular army border duty troops to receive provisions. Walton Guard unit finances approved. Expenditures total about 1 140,000 dollars.
Fragmented text shows scrambled monetary amounts and names, mentioning Republicans, contributions, and figures like 22 895 and 2 348. References to Heneeel eames ed cal and Whitney imply failed readability. Content is garbled with no clear event or context to summarize.
Five men face charges after a threatening incident at Mayview hospital. The event involved alleged intimidation by individuals linked to the Diamond group during the ongoing conflict. Four other suspects were held for minor offenses related to the disturbance.
Dispatched from Paris on Oct 28, the cabal of wartime notes claims fifteen Allied or neutral ships were sunk in the German raid from Zeebrugge. It reports destroyers damaged and German destroyers returning to Zeebrugge in safety. Verdun fighting continues. French troops claim progress near Fort Powaumont as artillery remains active along the front.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Mexico news item mentions Carranza as a candidate with political ties and references to a presidential context. No clear dates, places, or full names are readable, leaving uncertain details about the event or players involved.
A historic misdelivery tale from Mount Carmel reports a U S Mail wagon guard failing to secure a bag during transport. Officials discuss improving straps and seals after a fragile load nearly spilled, with a candidate suggestion to avoid future misrouting.
A powder flare at a Haskell plant yesterday wounded three workers as a bag of powder ignited beneath a tram event. Fire officials investigated the blaze while witnesses reported a loud explosion and damage to nearby property.
A woman was injured when a street car ramped a track and overturned in a curve near Bere Twat on Wednesday. Fifteen other victims of the accident are recovering.
A diary style report notes Woodrow Wilson Day events nationwide with two major speeches planned by prominent Democrats. The piece highlights quotes about cooperation, progressive reforms, and a call for unity, plus a Wilson Club meeting to honor the president’s legacy and promote his campaign message.
Miemiocu boss asserts demand will hold, despite rising costs. Curver Bank furniture firm and Kinivou group discuss market strength, with forecasters noting cost pressures in timber, coal and transport. Analysts expect cautious growth as buyers seek cheaper options and replacement cycles tighten.
Widespread illness reported across several towns outside Philadelphia with 1883 total cases since July. Death toll reached 483. Areas named include Lancaster Towanda Wintondale Vernalies Shae Town Ship Susquehane County and Chaccnut Rownskip. Health department notes ongoing outbreak and monitoring.
A fractured political dispatch discusses Republicans pursuing a nationwide “won’t concede” stance by fair or foul means. It cites Senate and House compositions, regional funding allocations, and the Federal Reserve Board with named party figures and states including New York, Wisconsin, Alabama, and Massachusetts, noting southern representation and northern balance. The report reflects ongoing partisan tactics and congressional balance as of the period.
El Paso Texas reports heavy border vigilance as troop reinforcements and guard posts bolster bridges and crossings from the Rio Grande to the county line. Secretary Baker warned commanders to stay prepared for another Mexican bandit raid on the border.
The Birl’s Federation closed Friday with a two point scramble in the Armory drawing more than $200 at the door and预计 receipts may exceed 400. The event featured Mrs. Wige of the Cabbage Patch and W. T. O’Bryan leading the act with the participants including Slane Sonne Salih Wallace Watlarr Donald Onion and others in a charming show that drew notable local talent and audience engagement.
A fragmented report discusses the cost and structure of a city government system. It highlights questions about council authority, ward roles, and the expense of governance, noting debates over reform and the burden on taxpayers. The text references ward funding, mayoral authority, and public expenditures in a historic municipal context.
Red Cross annual meeting records treasury details with a report outlining expenditures since March. The document lists executive committee members and notes dates and actions related to financial oversight and member participation.
A lively Sheffield crowd gathered last evening around Beshlin, who spoke at a public gathering. Residents listened as he discussed federal taxation, farm policy, and foreign relations, with questions from townsfolk and praise for his address.
Washington report indicates Britain plans to blacklist American firms amid protests over economic restrictions. Officials confirm readiness to target US businesses with sanctions, signaling a hard line stance in ongoing tensions between the two nations.
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