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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1917
Page
1
Report notes start of legal actions against Korniloff with branding as traitor and mentions new generals siding with revolutionists. Language hints at clashes near Tar Seloe with Nicholas referenced as a scene for initial skirmishes between revolting troops and provisional government forces.
Wartime dispatch reports General Tore advancing plans to install a Dolgorukii family member as ruler. Dolgorunki exile continues as food shortages threaten Petrograd area, with provisional government resistance noted. Officials confirm loyalty pledges and troop movements across southwestern and western fronts.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century notice praises the Typographical Union and its stance on cigar makers issues. It references Frank M Clellan and John Mitchell, claims large sums raised and honors fallen workers. The text is garbled but conveys solidarity with labor causes and calls for unity in the movement.
A fragmentary report hints at secret hush boats subduing submarines. The piece references a mysterious force during a June Grand Meet, with talk of new vessel types and naval intrigue. Names and specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
In a chaotic state rally held Saturday storms disrupted events as Frost, amid weather chaos, saw records smashed and several attendees injured. Officials urged caution as conditions worsened across multiple counties.
New draft system in use as 34 men appeared before the board at the court house for examination. Drs Ball Seholer Chapman Raber assisted. About 30 examined, with roughly 20 claims for discharge accepted and the rest rejected or deferred. Names of examinees and boards noted. continued on page two.
New York newspapers publish a detailed letter recounting wholesale destruction of U boats by naval forces. The account also celebrates Allied army and navy actions, highlighting American successes and efforts as reported from Gotham.
A historic naval clash report details a fight between an American destroyer and an enemy vessel named Uhlan. The article, though garbled, notes the destroyer prevailed and the opposing crew were captured, with various quoted fragments and attributions to the era’s writers.
United Press report notes England’s finances would have deteriorated without US aid. Chancellor of the Exchequer Andrew Kee placed a remark on the record while a draft from Parnas Yamin to Camp Meade was sent for approval on September 29. Brevet General vernerwaein details appear in dispatches from 38 to 45.
A fragmented report describes passport issues involving an Argentine and a German legation. References to a foreign minister and potential refugee movements hint at diplomatic tensions and travel document disruptions.
Allied forces execute a dramatic raid in the Champagne district near St Sauplet, penetrating French lines and forcing the German rear to yield significant gains for the attackers while sustaining heavy losses. Troop movements indicate a widening clash as Teutons contend with the push near Ary.
Reports from September 12 describe French troops penetrating the German front line in the Champagne sector and repelling German counterattacks. Parry of the British and French forces is noted with heavy machine gun and rifle fire, while German reports claim limited British advances near Lens and the attempted assaults along the Front.
Senate Military Affairs Committee warns that critics of the draft threaten national security. The report pinpoints opposition voices, urging swift support for Selective Service to avert an extended wartime strain and manpower shortages nationwide.
The article reports on national and Senate debate over a proposed draft measure to send troops to France. It highlights Hardwick’s opposition and his push for a volunteer or National Guard option, alleging civil unrest and pro-German sentiment, with arguments about uniting the country and concerns over mobilization and civilian impact.
Denver man killed at front after unknown assailants dragged him from a van. Police report indicate a screen was torn from a window and a car left in disarray. Investigators say a confidential order related to naval plan was found at the scene.
A Warren County protest letter asserts the Democratic District Committee failed to properly select a candidate for Congress in 1917. Signatories include Chas H Dunn of Warren, George Zündell of Forest, and Frank P. Craig of Mercer, challenging McCuen and asserting Esquire HH. Resblin as the majority choice.
Residents near Heikhin faced alarms as sewer construction halted by contractor delays and funding uncertainties. Officials reported 4200 feet of excavation completed before work paused, with expected ties to a 82 000 payment dispute and costs pushing completion beyond a year.
A damaged OCR item reports a search for two people missing since a night in a mountain area near Bow Lane. Partners were separated while wandering Jeskernyt and were traced by a searching party on Sunday evening. Authorities mention a United States inquiry and a government order related to alleged foreign agents.
Reported draft confusion and jail threats swirl as journalists claim names will be exposed only after formal arrests. Unclear text references three alleged suspects and a tense push to recap and draft, with details loosely tied to government actions and possible charges.
United States coverage discusses possible internal upheaval in Sweden as Crown Prince Gustavus and Queen Victoria face retirement amid claims of duplicity influencing Sweden's political stance. The article outlines foreign interference rumors and questions power held by the royal family in a shifting constitutional context.
A United Press report from San Diego states two US airmen, David Bo Usman and another private, were killed when two planes collided 400 feet above North Island aviation school. The wreck occurred during flight instruction and midair explosion followed by emergency rescue. The incident is under investigation by authorities.
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