13 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
1
A wartime style report accuses an ambassador and German officials of defamatory remarks about the German people. It alleges ministers and diplomats made notorious claims, and that American denials or other information were not disclosed.
A fragmentary and garbled historical news brief cites references to international events, including an alleged American attack claim and mentions of Argentina, Germany, Sweden, and the United States. It references political figures, conferences, and diplomatic tensions amid a chaotic transcription.
Ambiguous notes describe a Friday parade with AUPE workers and a gathering at Library theater area. The plan mentions participants, a march route along Third and Market avenues to Hazul, a counter Minirhe event, and a grand marshal. Details are fragmentary and OCR-like with several garbled names and places.
A fragmentary World War I dispatch reports American artillery in France firing on distant trees and guiding operations via aircraft observers. The unit directs fire from vantage points near Bruges, with wire communications and telephones tracking range and failures. officials await full policy on announcements of arrivals in theater.
Fragmentary report from Tatroil mentions a man accused of theft and smoking misused, with unclear details. It references a judge and a keeper, noting an arrest near a wall and a prisoner. The text is distorted, with many words garbled and names unreadable, hindering precise facts.
A United Press dispatch reports a chaotic shooting incident involving Frank Van Treat and George Ball. Details are distorted. location, motives, and outcomes are unclear, with fragmented names and places.
Reported by Trusted Press from Minnespolis indicates light wheat deliveries forced Wash burn-Urusby to halt Ma flour mills today with OtWoy hinge milling companies expected to follow. Paralyzed milling industry threatens a chain reaction as orders pile up and workers face layoffs. Government action to guarantee Wheat shipments remains uncertain, with several mills halting production and surrounding regions watching closely for policy moves.
Wellsboro man Luther Kennedy Young died in a Wellsboro hospital after an accident on a hive trip with Georgia Weller and others. He was born June 4 in Wellakora and educated in local schools. Young served in the state legislature, was a Republican delegate in 1906, and held roles as tax collector and state treasurer before his term ended in May.
Premier Kerensky issues a proclamation declaring guilty mutineers will be delivered to a revolutionary military tribunal for trial and sentence. The statement signals a decisive move to quell the unrest and restore order amid the revolutionary upheaval.
Foreign Minister warns America against propaganda as Russia escalates toward war. General Korullatis flees to the provisional government. A demoralizing ultimatum and staged reforms unfold amid warnings of force. Troops are described as Bute Desperately ready for action with a planned coup on Page Four.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference May 1917 events in Russia with mentions of Kerensky government and Kornilov, noting policy shifts, fear of countercoup, and debate over military strategy. The passage suggests tension between theory and practice in wartime leadership and hints at potential upheaval if Kornilov’s plans succeed or fail.
Fragmentary text shows a cautious note to keep away from Russia involving British Ambassador Dotrorrad and Minister Morris. References to visits by subjects and a game statement for applying suggest a diplomatic or political briefing amid unclear events.
A letter from the Warren County Public Safety Committee thanks readers for August reports on inventors and urged vigilance for an AGHNE survey. It notes moving the Second Regiment, commitment to ongoing work, and requests continued support from municipalities and boroughs in the county.
Berlin declares ruthlessness a mistake in air war as German authorities claim Allied attacks do not target hospitals. The piece notes Allied hospital strikes are part of broader combat tactics, with limited verification of specific incidents.
Charlie Alerbinn acting ambassador presents Sweden's reply to the Luxburg revelations to Washington. The document outlines Sweden's position and implications for diplomatic relations amid ongoing inquiries.
A Swedish diplomat was duped by a German minister, prompting calls of regret from officials. The report notes neutrals have erred before and suggests low-level officials may have been bribed. Sweden delays action, awaiting official responses and further clarification from Berlin and Washington.
A German prisoner recounts Allied air activity over France and the Atlantic, noting bombings, submarine actions, and air operations involving French and American forces. He describes ships sunk, bombardment patterns, and the impact on coastal towns, with references to patrols, munitions, and rescue efforts.
Washington report states the Senate frame committee approved a favorable report on the suffrage amendment. The measure now goes to the Senate for debate and potential vote in the coming session. The political coalition backs broader voting rights while opponents urge cautious timing. The headline reflects early autumn legislative progress on a contentious constitutional change.
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