Bituminous Walkout Met With Controlled Optimism
Cabinet notes no need for panic over 130000 coal miners walking out as stocks and production under existing crew agreements support several months of demand. Indianapo lis dispatch reports paralysis of the soft coal strike with over 250000 miners idle and 2000 mines affected, while maintenance crews protect property.
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Paul R. Allen
United Press Star
Washinton
Pacific
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Neon Union
Erald P. Overton
United Press
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tahiuna
Winnoig
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Ford Secretly Moved Home After Detroit Area Accident
Henry Ford, hurt Sunday in a car crash near Detroit, was secretly moved last night from Henry Ford Hospital to his Dearborn home. Doctors say his back injuries and ribs are painful but show no alarming changes, suggesting recovery with no relapse or pneumonia risk.
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M.D. Tracy
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Dearbert
Henry Ford
Sanday
Iis
Ford
Dearborn
A. J. Sladen
R. D. McClure
Henry Ford Hospital
Pittsburgh Strike Looms Over Jacksonville Wage Scale
United Mine Workers push to extend the Jacksonville eight hour scale to Pittsburgh area mines and to organize open shop mines. Philip Murray and Ellis Searles arrive to support district No. 5 as deputies and coal police prepare for potential trouble while miners halt work for a holiday. Ohio coal fields also face a broad strike crippling 43,000 miners as unions push for unionized operation and wage terms across the state.
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William H.lander
United Press
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Robert H. Braun
Miiners
Philip Murray
P. T. Fegan
Unnion
Ellis Searles
Miners’ Journal
John L. Levis
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Allegheny
Washlington
Greene Counties
Minneapolis to host Rotary International convention in June
The 19th annual Rotary International convention will be held in Minneapolis from June 18 to 22, 1928. The international headquarters announced the event, expecting about twelve thousand attendees.
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Chicago
Anit
United /Preas
Rotary Amternational
Minneapolis
Milu
Ile International
Instructions to minister may be delayed few days
Washington April 1 cabinet discussion left the administration undecided whether to act alone or with other powers to demand guarantees for foreign lives and property. President Coolidge Kellogg may delay instructing Minister MacMurray for several days as the state department studies a joint draft. Britain reportedly favors a foreign blockade on Yangtze if indemnity for Nanking outrages is not given. Reports out of Shanghai say Chiang Kai-shek’s dismissal as commander in chief was imminent and that his position within the Nationalist party may be weakening amid anti foreign fears and troop movements near Ningpo and Tientsin.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Seersteart Kellogg
MacMurray
State Department
Peking
Shanghai
Fortguera
Ningpo
China
Ashville
Tientsin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kuomi Mg
Indiana judge acquitted as Senate fails to convict
Indiana Senator acquits Judge Clarence Dearth of Mumese after seven impeachment charges fail to secure two thirds. Closest vote on charge two 32 for, 17 against. 34 needed. Trial lasted two weeks and involved a dispute over press freedom. Editor George Dale of the Muncie Postm Democrat arrested on criminal libel indictment linked to the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence Dearth
State Senate
Dearth
Indiana
George Dale
Muncie
Disastrous Wreck Narrowly Averted Near San Fernando
United Press reports a runaway oil car on the Southern Pacific line near San Fernando collided with an automobile at a grade crossing. Two men, S. A. Saleeby and Tom Smaja, were killed as the oil car sped at sixty miles an hour and carried the wrecked auto five miles before slowing, narrowly avoiding a collision with the Tehachapi limited.
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San Fernando
Calif
United Press
Southern Pacific
S. A. Saleeby
Tom Smaja
Tehachapi (Co.) Limited
Little Salesmen Get 'Em in Early
Classified ad note urging quick classify ads in Tribune. Mentions limit of two ads per day, buyers and sellers traffic, and a rental notice near the Post Office. Also a Lost dark beer Persian cat call 352-W with box number 693.
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Tribune
Seven Deaths From Late March Rain Storm Across States
Severe storm system with four inches of rain soaked Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma causing widespread flooding. Seven deaths reported in Oklahoma two in Kansas one in Missouri and four in Oklahoma. Highways flooded and basements swept by floodwaters as rivers rose. Kansas City and Hannibal reported rising Mississippi levels with continued rain.
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Kansas City
U. P
Souc St
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Okahoma
Mississippi
Laconia Circle
Oklahoma
Hannibal
Wichita
Kans
Chisholm Creek
Springfield
Japanese Marines Ordered to Shanghai
Five hundred Japanese marines were ordered to Shanghai with volunteers and police, to be embarked within days on the cruiser Yakumo from the Yokosuka navy base. The move involves armed foreigners in Shanghai and signals a heightened military deployment in the region.
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Shanghai
Tokio
Apa 1
United, Press
Feumn
Yokosuka
Couple Believed to Have Taken Lives in Philadelphia
Herman Binder aged 70 and Frances 65 were found dead in their bedroom in Philadelphia. Police say the deaths are double suicide by self infliction after relatives reported they were ill. The couple reportedly froze in a room heater incident. In Greensburg, William Smith was sentenced to 10 to 20 years for murder of his wife at her parents’ home in Scott Dale by Judge W. T. Dom.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Herman Binder
Frances
Binder
Greensburg
William Smith
Holmestead
Scottdale
W. T. Dom
Steamer Vaces Manila Missionaries Pickup
United Press reports the steamer S. 3. President Pierce now docked at Manila and ordered to sail to Shanghai to pick up 360 missionaries. Details on voyage and completion pending official dispatches.
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Manila
United Press
President Pierce
Shanghai
April Fool Joke Fails To Trick Warren Readers
An April First prank in Warren backfires as one story about a local couple’s November Ripley marriage proves false. Reporters uncover no truth to the wedding tale and warn there can be penalties for giving false information to newspapers.
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Warren
Ripley
N.Y
Bid Rejected for Market Street Improvement Project
Harrisburg reports state highway department rejected J C Devine Company bid for North Market Street paving. Previous bids were too high or no bids received due to traffic disruption and moving trolley tracks. Warren residents face worsening brick pavement as officials consider next steps and possible site visit by State High Commissioner and engineers. A council committee may be formed to push action at Monday meeting.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
J. C. Devine Company
North Market Street
Warren-Jamestown
Warren
Stuart
Widdling Champ Kittanning
Widdling champ B S Robinson of Slatik Pa played Civil War era melodies in a local fiddlers contest last night. Robinson is 81 years old.
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Champ
Reed Dies Sudden on Susquehanna Bridge Work
Orville O. Reed aged 41 collapsed and died while watching bridge construction over the Susquehanna River in River Front park. Cause listed as heart disease.
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Harrisburg
Apri
Susquehanna River
Orville O. Reed
River Front Park
School Assembly Announces Scholarships And Events
The assembly announced a four hundred dollar senior class scholarship sign ups due April 10th with Mr Bathurst, a basketball dance sign up with Ma Leidig, and a meeting in room four at four. The drama program presented an operetta tonight with tickets for sale at noon and after school. A Dragon sign up deadline and Blue and White Board meeting were noted along with dues for the senior class. The cast of Adam and Eva rehearsed tomorrow morning and several recitals and encores followed featuring Eugenia Kehr Lucile Bean and others.
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Ibin
Bathurst
Ma. Leidig
Acheel
Nom
Dragon
Adam and
Eva
Tomorow
Eugenia Kehr
Albert Gleese
Charies Sellin
Don” Amy
Sigma Clvic
Lucile Bean
Tee
Trolley Strike Averted In Scranton Labor Talks
United Press reports that Scranton railway lines planned to start service were temporarily halted after a 430 a.m. meeting where union workers voted to return to work while negotiations resume. Wage talks likely to be set for this afternoon.
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Scranton
United Press
Central Japan shaken by early quake reports
A slight earthquake struck the Tan&o district in central Japan at 6 am today. It caused panic among residents of Lie district, many still recovering from injuries after recent severe quakes that hit the Tan and adult districts, causing heavy losses.
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Tokio
United Press
Tan&o
Japan
Lie
Tanga
Adlt
Over Two Score Scouts Before Court of Honor
Warren county court of honor at the Presbyterian church last night honored more than twenty Scouts advancing through first class ranks. The event listed names across multiple merit badges including athletics, mobiling, civics, conservation, cooking, craftmanship, firemanship, first aid, personal health, pioneering and plumbing, reflecting progress for Warren county council as it aims to exceed prior test totals.
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Warren
Yieiwity
Warren County Court of Honor
Te Presbyterian Church
Warren County Council
Joy Armstrong
Harry Sweet
Ronald Stover
Norman Larson
S-M. Gardner
Joseph Gryczek
Geo
de Golyer
F. C. Jordan
SML
Arnold Williams
Vernon Swanson
Rons uld_Evative
Geo. DeGofyer
A. Sml
Dertolushson
Frank Geiadi
Sher
Rann Mattison
Lyan Otson
Steve Wasiesky
Wray Swanson
Perry Britton
Sherman Margison
Mepksmatahip
CG. Johnson
Janaag Bet
C. Johnson
J. S-M
K. Connelly
Ac Bertél Carlson
Leary
Lynn
Weather Guess Forecast For Western Pe
The forecast notes rain tonight and Saturday with colder conditions on Saturday in the south portion. A central disturbance over Colorado yesterday moved southeast, intensifying and spreading across the country from the Atlantic to the Rockies and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, with a center near Springfield, Missouri. Thunderstorms were widespread in the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys while northern plains and Canadian provinces see colder air. Temperature readings around the region are near normal with observed highs listed for Atlantic City Chicago Harrisburg Los Angeles Miami Philadelphia New York Yellowstone Park and others. Sunset and sunrise times are given for Saturday.
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Colorado
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
West Lakes
Near and
Gulf
Springfield
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Canadian
Manitoba
St. Lawrence Valley
Atlantic City
Chicago
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Miami
Philadelphia
New York
Yellowstone Park
Viver Qai i
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