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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
1
With greatest Civil and Military honors, the body of Adjutant General Thomas Stewart is taken to the Reading Station from his home in Harrisburg. The procession honors the long service and leadership he provided to the state, reflecting on his career and the respect he earned among peers and citizens alike.
Governor Grumbaugh led the state Civil and Military cortege to the funeral of Public Service Commissioner Robert K. Young. Attorney General Brown and other officials attended. The procession included a company of U S Infantry and the Adjutant General Thomas Stewart’s body was taken to the inn in a formal tribute to a longtime public servant.
Provisional Government confronts rising citizen anger not from renewed revolt but from events that led to the arrest of General Kornilofe. The mood among the populace centers on accountability and stability as authorities seek to quell unrest.
Newsprint notes urge newspapers to aid Red Grass efforts with a wartime Christmas push. Mention of packages, funds, and distribution to servicemen, with target costs and homefront logistics outlined in a dated wartime column.
BiaMAtOwN marks a local anniversary with a 15-ballot rater group and slated speakers. Among the preachers listed is the Rev. DefT Nechalag of Wackington, with other clergy contributing in a community ceremony planned for tomorrow.
Culled Press reports a proposed Japanese cooperation program involving new naval and merchant shipbuilding measures. It mentions shipyards, wartime supply routes from the United States, and the anticipated formal amendment to the program within a few ages, with details drawn from a wartime dispatch.
A list of Warren County boys slated for departure to training camp next week is detailed. The document names many youths, their districts and preparatory notes, with references to exemptions and quotas, and notes on assembly and departure procedures as officers finalize arrangements.
A British freighter reported wireless messages indicating submarine activity near Nantucket and a merchant ship being attacked by shellfire. Other steamers intercepted alerts of submarines off the Atlantic coast. unconfirmed and awaiting full Navy briefing to Secretary Daniel.
Portland dispatch reports Boonstrike ship builders may strike over wartime labor contracts. Workers walk out at dawn striking for employment promises amid government production pressure and protests against alleged salted contracts. Navy production orders and state warnings frame the tension in Washington and Albany.
The Pragmatic News reports a price on the head of an American soldier on the western front with details of captures and shifting movements as Allied forces advance. The piece notes varying European actions and the broader struggle as forces maneuver across fronts.
A disrupted OCR item outlines military strength and readiness. It cites totals of 1,074,146 armed men, with figures for muster, receivers, and naval forces. The document mentions national guard, naval and marine components, and a prior count with dates around May 1917, reflecting WWI era mobilization context.
Washington dispatch reports the importation manufacture and refining of sugar syrup and materials will be licensed beginning October 1 under an executive order. The act aims to regulate the output and pricing of key sugar products nationwide.
garbled local note reports Amie Hy hillamore of Grant Palla to assume role as superintendent at Jay's wack in Harrisburg. article fragment mentions Burriahursh Young Mountain protest and Lincoln eb context, with unclear dates and details.
Mexico signals it will refrain from action unless the United States makes further exposures affecting the Mexican government. The stance centers on the Eckhandt Cranholm affair and potential external pressures.
Field Marshal Haig reports limited German assault repelled northeast of a key sector as British forces tighten hold on positions. Dispatch notes ongoing grinding operations, with British artillery and infantry fabricating gains against defensive German lines amid persistent fatigue and weather constraints.
Italian Mabasey at Washington not surprised by announcement of capture of Monte Gabriele. Drive had been in progress since August 25. London dispatch says British troops tightened grip on positions near Westphalian front, repelling a German attack northeast of Ghent as heavy barrages and machine gun fire checked the assault. Reports from Paris and London describe trench actions and evolving frontline details amid widespread war updates.
Thousands in Warren hear Governor Hanly argue for national temperance and warn against alcohol's harms. He critiques democracy's dangers, links Prohibition to societal welfare, and urges unity to enact Kelser Bill while defending constitutional rights. The talk, part of a broader reform stance, emphasizes duty to future generations.
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