06 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
1
Fragmented dispatch reports Romanian and Hungarian forces advancing in the Balkans with German reinforcements and heavy fighting. Captured territory near Leuse Wood and Tutrakan signals a widening conflict as Allied and Axis forces clash along the Danube.
A Tuesday-evening meeting of the Hy Fendayivania Suffragean Section adopted important national commendations. Carrie 'Gbapacan Call provided reports on watch wars and political campaigns. Noted was the large Pennsylvania representation, with plans for future activity and a committee to greet the President.
Reported naval activity near the Virginia Capes with British ships patrolling the area. Claims of German submarine Bremen sighting and tension over possible enemy movements remained unclear amid fragmented wartime dispatches.
Rane Pa Sept 3 The Swedish Lodge at Peaneyirsai No BWAle ware held Saturday in the Yodue room over First National Bank. 34 delegates attended from districts including Delaware District of Columbia Pennsylvania and Rio. The session opened with business discussions adjourning for dinner. Elections named Axel Saan McKeeport district president and other officers, with representatives to the grand lodge in Brooklyn. The meeting continued until 5:30 pm and planned to hold the next meeting before Labor Day 1928.
The report outlines a new system to issue soldier identification cards for Pananylivania residents drafted into federal service. Cards will record personal details such as age race residence occupation and marital status, with a national archive noting each soldier’s service and accomplishments.
The New York World quotes Thomas Edison as unlikely to follow the Republican line back into the party fold. He supports re election of President Wilson, urging all Americans to drop party labels and focus on fundamental principles. Continued on Page One.
Thousands attend the county fair on Conewange avenue as gates open. Night carnival shows, military planes, rides, and exhibits draw crowds despite rain. Notable attractions include the Ferris wheel, merry go round, bands, and featured acts by performers like Micaket O Loughlin and Brankle Moore.
The RSG Association reports twenty four patients received attention from visiting nurse last month. Data compiled by Martha Jones shows steady home visits, with fourteen new cases and six long standing ones addressed. The report notes families benefited from home care as nurses responded to calls and provided in home services.
A garbled OCR summary describes a presidential hour bill action and reactions by President Wilson, noting arguments over the measure, constitutional concerns, and potential public record status. It mentions dates in September and a state department tax reference, with unclear details and multiple corrupted phrases.
New York, Sept. 6. Two gigantic Zeppelins, each about 700 feet long and armed, are expected to soon travel between Germany and the United States. Reportedly capable of carrying substantial cargo and passengers, they will operate with regular postal rates and additional postage for items sent from the United States.
The Columbia Theatre and others raise admission to five and ten cents afternoons and ten cents after six. Rising costs, star pay, and distribution changes drive higher prices, with receipts dipping due to hot weather. A New York manager hints at similar trends in first run productions as audiences shrink.
The grand jury completed its work and the criminal court term will wind up this week. Supervisors Hale, Hales, and others face court Friday amid reports of inspections and potential actions for neglect of road work. Proceedings include visits to local sites, and no verdicts are expected until the December term under new state law.
The Warrem School District discussed a deteriorated general revenue, a shortfall nearing $500.25, and plans to cover costs with a $4,000 note. Wind damage and upcoming repairs strain funds as officials vet schedules to extend the term past June while awaiting state board orders.
A young Warrenton figure, Warren Young Wan Mak, gains an enviable reputation through Boy Scout activities. He entered Teisiehere votes and aims to begin a third year as soon as the season opens. He advances as executive at a Charlova Mik camp, chaired by the Bow Scouts of the ogre ern Tarent. He is involved in national officer selections and led campaigns, with plans for the upcoming season and summer Cup duties at Chastereit.
Conflicting reports surround a planned trolley strike in New York as officials and labor leaders clash over timing and scope. Mayer Mitchel and the Public Service Commission face pressure to curb disruption while unions push for action, with strikes reportedly set to begin tonight at 12 o’clock.
The Yuron territory official returns show a tight vote as previous elections are recalled. The tally indicates a narrow majority for the Wet faction, with prior counts and mining interests influencing the outcome over the two year term.
Washington swamped by a wartime emergency measure sought to raise 2090000000 from inheritances war bonds and new taxes. The plan would impose provisional tariffs on dyesuits provide for weapon protection and grant the President authority for arrest powers. Senate debate split 42 to 74 with support from some Republicans.
The text reports the election of a president for an American group named Pitishureh Otawac Dande or Cressuna at a thirteenth annual state convention. The Order of Americane or Tulepenacnt Order claims a membership of 47,000, per the secretary.
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