22 Sep 1917
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
1
Fierce fighting described as the fiercest as German troops breach Haic’s line but are repelled. Irish forces make a successful push to push back the enemy and hold the newly advanced line. Yatact picked troops were used in the action according to official reports.
The report notes about eight square miles of British attack front with around 3,000 prisoners taken and heavy enemy casualties. It describes artillery superiority demonstrations and limited gains along the Foter Meciu road while enemy counterattacks near St Sulian and forest areas fail to stop British advances amid war-office updates from Petrograd, September 22. The Riga region also sees limited progress as Central War Office statements indicate forces holding positions and inflicting gains on coastal fronts.
A chaotic scene near a draft gathering escalated into a riot. Police detained several suspects as a crowd dispersed toward the South Side Hospital. One individual was wounded or reportedly injured, though the exact condition was not clarified.
A Titusville youth, recently passed as a United States military aviator awaiting war service, died when a training aircraft plunged from about 1300 feet during ascent. The crash occurred near Olebiens Mink, with the engine failing and control lines damaged before the fall. The trainee, who had just passed his examination, was to depart for the front soon.
Reported that the U S legation is under guard as tensions rise abroad. The embassy issues limited communications to the ambassador and staff, while officials confirm heightened security measures following unrest in foreign capitals.
French forces conducted three major operations in the past twelve months resulting in heavy enemy casualties. Statistics released today outline the cost of these campaigns and the toll on German forces. The figures depict substantial impact on manpower as the war progresses.
The article reports that sixteen German divisions withdrew from Verdun, with estimated losses around 20,000. It cites a wartime projection that each withdrawal of 2,000 to 3,000 men could shift casualty totals and discusses potential totals across multiple divisions in the six weeks after July.
A United Press dispatch from Washington reports naval officials deem the submarine situation satisfactory. Admiral Bochon and Secretary discuss damage from destroyed ships and maritime threats across the Atlantic, noting heavy losses yet plausible operational endurance.
An Italian airliner suffered a mechanical breakdown over Washington and Newport News after 1120 zodae. The Washington movement detectors reported the incident while 92,000,000 appeared in one proposal. The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows debated funding and jurisdictional assignments to the unitary service of the United States.
A wartime drill described with vivid imagery of troops rehearsing a battle near an outpost. German shells traverse the sky, heavy howitzers fire, and Allied forces practice maneuvers while observers note the disciplined, almost veteran-like execution of the troops in a tense mock engagement.
Four men arrested in Gotham on charges tied to an assassination and riot connection. Two confess, others dispute claims as investigations continue into the Philadelphia disturbances and related gunfire incidents.
Four men charged with violence in Philadelphia face quick action as police promise extraordinary developments within 24 hours. Reported confessions link a mob to the riot, with suspects known by nicknames and described as barber and dry goods trader. Authorities staged a rapid series of arrests amid cross state rumors, and more arrests were expected as the investigation widened.
A strongly worded statement from Br United Presty Wastington notes investigation unnecessary as evidence links Senator King to alleged money transfers. Photographs and documents reportedly show shell companies and payments tied to Fairplay Publishing and other interests, with leakage undermining credibility. Officials say the Senate may still pursue formal inquiry if further data emerges, amid calls for transparency.
A patrol bombed enemy naval works on the Helulam coast during a recent mission. Three enemy airplanes were downed in the engagement, and the strike was carried out with a mindry veil of defensive fire.
International experts warn that Mohenzallernism plots fail due to strategic deception while wartime preparations continue. Analysts say mobilization, supply lines, and diplomatic pressure persist as tensions rise in the hours ahead.
In a contested party nomination, BesHlin is identified as the Democratic candidate for Congress from the 28th District. The report discusses election counts, county majorities, and potential seating considerations, noting figures and countywide outcomes amid intra party debate.
Major General Bliss takes over from General Scott as senior leader of the American mission. Scott retires after 64 years in service, with Dilan acting interim commander. The transition follows weeks of reshuffles across the command structure and training camps.
A dubious report outlines Duffy appointed to a defense council amid wartime policy debates. The text shifts to a fatal home incident as a barber and a neighbor describe a fire injuring a woman, with witnesses detailing flames and burns. The piece mentions a garden worker missing hands, highlighting hardship stories from the same era.
The report notes Foutse will fit a repeater unit temporarily after troops reach France, outlining adjustments and timing for deployment. The focus remains on operational readiness and logistical steps as forces advance in the European front.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.