07 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
1
Axel Anderson rides a strange machine at the Amestown motorcycle meet when he crashes into a fence, breaking a collarbone and leaving the event in a standstill.
The Detroit professional triumphed in a long track event at the West End meet, finishing ahead of rivals and securing the top spot. Beards and Anderson of Tamestit contributed to the strong performances, with notable lines on collar bones and injuries referenced but not detailed. The meet included riders like Hucksley-Oavs, Egg mectine, and others, as hometown teams and sponsors watched.
A disrupted street scene near 29 Avenue Mond Ondine involves sidewalks blocked by a protest over ordinance enforcement. Officials inspect streets and discuss parking and safety, with attention to water and Pennsylvanian roads. Local authorities plan further hearings to address curbside access and traffic flow along Market Street and neighboring blocks.
An embattled pursuit unfolds as a desperate man eludes officers during a tense confrontation. Reports describe police nerves frayed, a chaotic scene with a girl and bystanders, and a dramatic escape amid the crowd. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Seventy miles off Guecustgwa Saturday night a torpedo attack aboard the liner Hesperian left many passengers unaccounted for. The captain reported the vessel fired a distress signal as torpedoes struck, with survivors rescue efforts underway near Lat Hier ta port. An official statement was promised on whether the ship was sinking or doomed.
Reported outbreak in Erie prompts health officials to close schools and limit public gatherings. State health department investigates as doctors treat paralysis cases and officers warn residents to avoid crowds while vaccination and sanitation efforts are reviewed.
A garbled OCR list names candidates and roles for a borough election. It includes numerous surnames such as Connell, Cornwell, Crum, Coburn, and McLainen, with references to inspectors, constables, and clerks. The fragment suggests a district-wide candidate slate and official positions like inspector, constable, and treasurer, but the text is largely unreadable and scattered.
Fragmented lines describe court session activity with mentions of Jere Pealy and several garbled terms. Other fragments refer to cases, charges, and a calendar, with unclear dates and jurisdictions. The readable portions point to a docket or calendar of cases proceeding in a Michigan or Ohio venue, but specifics are not decipherable.
Fragmented OCR text describes a shooting case involving Astice Knowles and mentions named individuals like Rhode Island authorities and Providence. The report references a public response, legal proceedings, and investigations into the shooting with unclear sequence and details.
A damaged OCR item describes a shipment of Ewglash gold arriving at Bangor Maine on September 7. The text alleges connections with weapons and ammunition and mentions a British authority and P Morgan, with references to guards and a ship raid near New York.
A garbled report from Mashington recalls Tev Stewart taking on new duties. The piece mentions Warren Pantin Melighted and Larne Congresstion Wastioginn with a seat near Drighe aud dehighrrhi mers. It references sermons at local churches and a Baptist caret at S weayington, noting organizational details and ongoing work within the community despite unclear surrounding text.
A smooth detective faces a morning hearing on charges tied to a shooting spree across several states. Prosecutors allege a revolver attack during a tense crime wave, with authorities pursuing leads and awaiting trial in a distant county seat.
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