Local residents visit and depart from Warren city
Mra Prinklin Rabbitt and two Kodghliey of Keystone Heights Florida attended a visit to Valle Grout this morning. Mortimer McMahon left for Chicago after a stay with relatives. Miss Mary Sloat of Erie spent Sunday with friends. Miss Dorothy Spireman returned to Warren Business College after a weekend at home. R W Brown returned from eastern business. Miss Helen Dugan a Home Jerome J Haight student left for Pittsburgh for a few days.
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Mra
Prinklin
Rabbitt
Kodghliey
Keystone Haights
Fla
Valle Grout
Brie
Funmiea
Tnolhan
Withamy T TodWatrhy
Fle
Ben
Hw South
Mas
Mortimer
McMahon
Chicago
Mary Sloat
Erie
Dorothy Spireman
Warren Business College
R. W. Brown
Hllen Dugan
Jerome J. Haight
Business
Warren
Pitttsburgh
Jack Carpenter
Virginia
Polly Anna
HP Mayhe
Mearville
Charles
Pauline Sessle
J.B. Coe
B. J. Armstrong
C. Hershey
J. H. Castor
Wanlaier Hammond
Jamestown
Hastings Jones
V. Stewart
Spring Creek
Robert Donaldson
Clones
Pittsburgh
Emma Spear
Low
Indiana
Aometime
Manse
Fred Kimmeric
Residents greet visitors as city busy over weekend
Local notes record numerous visitors and travelers, with Charles and Edward Lucey returning from Detroit after a city visit with their Wicir father. Allan H. Spencer leaves for Kane to resume work, and many townsfolk, including Mrs. G Mats, Mr. and Mrs. My ers, and Albert Plack, are noted as calling on friends and relatives across Erie, Warren, Pittsburgh, and beyond during the weekend.
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Charles
Edward Lucey
Detroit
Wicir
Allan H. Spencer
Kane
West Wayne Street
EB. Green
Pittsburgh
G. Mats
Buffalo
Rela Uves
Grandin Hotel
Desmond
Jl. B. Pabjstrand
Columbus
Onin
M. Ds. McMahon
Henle
Binet
McMahon
Charles Drake
Little Valley
N. Y
Ruth Dablatranding
H C. Cav
Spring Creek
Awdy
Hernard Cox
Are
Bar Munn Velou
Meadville
Opel Allen
Erie
Second Avenue
J. D.stapleton
Mary Buck
W. E. Lethman
H.C. Crandall
Clymer
Thomas Jensen
Supreme Court reviews Reed Senate primary probe appeal
The Supreme Court today considers a review of a federal court decision denying the Reed Senate primary investigation committee's bid to compel Pennsylvania authorities to surrender ballot boxes in the Watts-Wilson senatorial election dispute. The ruling delays a decision for months with a merit-based outcome likely next year.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
United States Supreme Court
Reed Senate
Pennsylvania
Trn
Wats-Wilson
Rainy Day Chickens Sparked Schoolyard Lesson
A four year old named Tuck describes Mrs Adams' chicken outside in the rain wearing wearing rubber overshoes. The scene prompts a safety lesson about footwear for children at home.
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Tuck
International Paper Company declares quarterly dividends
The Board of Directors have declared a regular quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent per preferred stock and a quarterly dividend of one and one half percent per cumulative 6% preferred stock, payable April 16, 1928, to holders of record by April 1, 1928. Checks will be mailed. Transfer books will not close. Owen Shepherd, Vice President and Treasurer.
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Nternational Paper Company
New York
Pus
Jury Selected in Faison Trial Amid Jealousy Motive
In Richmond Virginia a jury selection began in the trial of John Wesley Maben charged with shooting Mrs Sulpos in Princeton North Carolina. The defendant, a former clerk and father of two, stands accused as prosecutors pursue a motive of jealousy. Judge Wells indicated a venue change may occur if Jefferson County fails to seat a jury. One day of pretrial proceedings saw numerous issues examined and opinions filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Richmond
Aliihur
John Wesley
Elsie Fluit
Princeton
Will Fry
Esigon
Frattldrin
Sulpos
Wells
Mathews
Efferson
Local Digest Skims vague wartime era notes
A fragmentary OCR readout hints at a regional event with names and places that are difficult to parse. The garbled lines reference people and locations, suggesting a brief community item or notice amid broader page content.
Relief for Ole Men s Families
United Press reports identical House and Senate bills proposing 75 million dollars for relief of children of unemployed in coal regions and agricultural areas. The measures, led by Rep LaGuardia New York and Sen Wheeler Montana, target miners children in Pennsylvania and other suffering families nationwide.
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United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
LaGuardia
New York
Wheeler
Montana
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