Five Day Week Debate and Global Figures Echo in 1828 News
The piece surveys labor, industry, and politics with mentions of Henry Ford paying higher wages, Osservatore Romano cautions, Mussolini suppressing youth education groups, and a Hoover candidacy. It notes production growth in pipe, steel, and aviation parallels, then shifts to a Chicago dynamite seizure tied to political bombings.
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Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Mussolini
Europe
Sparta
Chicago
U P
Blue Island
Joseph Seep Dies Prominent Oil Operator at 89
Joseph Seep, 89, nationally known oil operator and head of the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency, died at his Titusville home after a long illness. Born in Hanover Germany on May 7 1838 he came to America in 1849 and rose from cigarmaker to oil industry leader. He chaired South Penn Oil and helped found his purchasing agency. Continued on page three.
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Titusville
Joseph Seep
Seep
South Penn Oil Company
Purchasing Agency of
Pittsburgh
Hanover
Germany
America
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iman
Lexington
Jabez A. Bostwick
Warren Fire Dept Faces Busy Weekend of Chimney Fires
Warren fire department fought five alarms over the weekend, four chimney fires Saturday and one Sunday at 7 30 pm near the United Refinery in Glade where jail house fire was quickly checked. Crews also battled chimney blazes at Richard Olson’s 14 North Parker Street twice and at 110 Canton Street then at Caruga Avenue and Mar Street on the South Side.
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Warren
United
Glade
Richard Olson
North Parker Street
East Side
Canton Street
Caruga Avenue
Mar Street
South Side
March Fires Hit High Mark in Washington
Washington Pa April 2 U P More fires occurred in Washington during March than in any prior month Chief Cundall announced The city's fire apparatus was called out 40 times that month Despite the blazes property loss was not heavy says Cundall
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Washington
U. P
Cundall
The Tribune Tonight overview page listings
A three column page guide lists sections and page numbers including closing market reports late local and telegraph news on page two and society and church news on page seven. It notes entertainment items Aces Up Who Wrote This After Six and Grand Valley news on page three and sports on page six.
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Telegraph
Grand Valley
Youngsville
Sugargrove
Mt. Jewett
Eats Peanuts in Car Lands Man Behind Bars
In Pittsburgh a street car incident led to Harry Salix of Bloomfield being jailed for disorderly conduct after eating peanuts and scattering shells. The conductor urged Salix to quit and stop dropping shells. when ignored, the car halted before a police station and Salix was arrested.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Harry Six
Bloomfield
Saiz
Sud
Salix
Saix
Bank Messengers Robbed in Pittsburgh Heist
Three armed bandits robbed two Ward Baking Company messengers on the way from the plant to the Franklin Savings and Trust Bank in Pittsburgh. They escaped with more than 35 000 in cash and checks, carrying a handbag. witnesses described masks and quick getaway by car.
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Pittsburgh
Ward Baking Company
Henry Walker
Edwin Legoulton
Franklin Savings and Trust Company
Baking Company
Thirty-First Street
Liby Avenue
28Th Street
Penn Avenue
The
Walker
Legoullon
Sontaning
Prukomos Ie
Noon union service at First Methodist draws 300
Three hundred people attended the noon unity service at First Methodist Church. Rev. James L. Ware of Trinity Memorial Episcopal preached on The Impending Purpose from John three, with Rev. C. J. Greer presiding. The series continues through Good Friday with daily readings and sermons by local ministers.
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First Methodist Church
James L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
John
C. J. Greer
J. H. Lundgren
Carl Jacobson
D. A. Davidson
L. M. Barnard
Judge Grants Four Divorces in Court Action
Four divorces were granted by Judge D. A. Arird at argument court Monday. Other cases were continued and decrees likely in some actions with testimony. Edith H Branch. Allan H Branch. Lewis H Barnes. Mary Angeline Gulla. Dominick A Gulles. Bessie Irwin. George B Irwin. Warren G Baxter vs Doris Baker continued. Adair H Devereaux vs Gertrude Agnes Devereaux continued to Friday April 6 at 1 p.m. Testimony in Joseph Rundeneil vs Mary Rundeneil.
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D. A. Arird
Edith H . Branch
Allan H. Branch
Lewis H. Barnes
Mary Angeline Gulla
Dominick A. Gulles
Bessie Irwin
George B. Irwin
Warren G. Baxter
Doris Baker
Adair H. Devereaux
Gertrude Agnes Devereaux
Printzco Plans New Kane Store After Fire
Aaron Printz said a new Printz store will likely be built in Kane to replace the one destroyed by a morning fire. The main challenge is locating a suitable site as flames gutted the stock and debris fell from upper floors. Losses were later trimmed to under 200000 with insurance expected to cover most claims.
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Printz
Kane
Aaron Printz
Warren
Printe
Cohn
Tribune
Werren
Kane Waa
Petition Signed to Widen Pennsylvania Avenue East
Signatures for a petition to widen Pennsylvania Avenue east from Conenange Avenue to Prospect Street have been gathered. Dr. C. J. Frantz says the borough council will hear it at the April meeting. The plan calls for a three and a half foot widening on each side, following last summer’s widening between Water Street and Conenango Avenue Bridge.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Conenange Avenue
Prospect Street
Borough Council
C. J. Frantz
Counal Committee
Frantz
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Water Street
Conenango Avenue Bridge
Fire destroys Eagles fraternal home in Monessen
A $100,000 blaze gutted the newly built four story Eagles fraternal home in Monessen Pennsylvania. Fire crews from Charleroi and Donora aided Monessen firefighters who battled the flames for over eight hours. Trustee George Cooper was overcome by smoke while retrieving records from a second floor safe. The 1925 structure was practically destroyed.
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Monessen
U P
Eagles
Charleroi
Donora
George Cooper
The
Edge
Rental Time The Season to Rent Vacant Property
The Tribune urges property owners to place for rent ads to reach thousands of families seeking homes near country, jobs, or schools. Advertisers are urged to act now to fill vacancies efficiently with Tribune listings.
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The
Tribune
Gasoline Improvements Aid Automobile Operation
Mac Houston of the Atlantic Gasoline Refining Company in Warren spoke to the Rotary Club on how gasoline has overtaken kerosene since 1914 with rising car numbers and new engine needs. He noted 1922 GM research on ethyl gasoline and the latest change eliminates car heater jets. The Upsala College Quartet performed afterward, featuring Warren natives Paul Moody and Algor Swanson.
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Mac Houston
Atlantic Gasoline Refining Company
Warren
Rotary Club
General Motors Company
Houston
Upsala College Quartet
Jay Hunter
Tidicute
Livingston Hunter
Monty McClure
Win Slocum
Harold Lord Varhey
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Col
Charles Chamberlin
Daylight Saving Vote Reported By Local Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce vote shows 64 in favor and 68 against advancing clocks. No council action planned as of noon with petitions not filed and officials uncertain about tonight’s agenda.
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Caunal
Chamber of Commerce
Emory ©. Cook
Chamber
Cook
Ames
Sidney Blackman
Marjorie Dougherty
James H. Perks
Chester
S. Allen
Three opinions filed by Judge Arnd Monday
Judge Arnd handed down three opinions. In one, Judge Axird found insufficient facts to open John Sestito v Elizabeth N Gogswell et al, and the Warren Trust Co and Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co, to permit further endorsements. viewers order reversed, petition 415 missed, and costs awarded against petitioners. The Mead Township public road petition was fatally defective. viewers were J W Wiggins, Dr A Wheelock, and A Cramer, with July 26 1927 filing. In another case, Judge Arnd overruled the demurrer in Pazak v Metro Cuba and Susanna Cubs on March 1.
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Arnd
Axird
John Sestito
Elizabeth N. Gogswell
L. Shaw
Warren Trust Company
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mead Township
Aard
J. W. Wiggins
A. Wheelock
A. Cramer
George Pazak
Theresa Pazak
Metro Cuba
Susanna Cubs
Arivd
Plai
U. S. Envoy Settles Nanking Incident
Shanghai dispatch reports U S envoy John Van A MacMurray and Nanking foreign minister Hwang Fu reached a settlement for last year’s Nanking incident. The agreement provides compensation to American victims, punishment for the guilty, and assurances of future protection.
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Shanghai
Tohn van A. MacMurray
United States
Hwang Fu
Nanking
Death claims Homer Preston former Warren county official
Homer M. Preston a Parmington native and former Warren county commissioner for two terms died at his Jamestown home after a long illness following a stroke. He had been transported from Florida for care and is survived by sisters Mrs. E. B. Whiting and Mrs. S. A. Cramer of Russell. He was a noted oil and financial authority and director of Warren National Bank.
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Homer M. Preston
Parmington Township
Warren County
Lakeview Avenue
Jamestown
Preston
Florida
E. B. Whiting
S. A. Cramer
Russell
Warren National Bank
Oklahoma
Little Hope 15 Held for Recovery of Mrs Coolidge's Mother
Northampton Mass April 2 United Press report on Mrs Lemra Goodhue mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge suffers poor prognosis at 78 with no sign of improvement. Dr Justin E Hayes says age limits recovery while visits cheer her.
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Northampton
Mass
U.P.J
Lemra Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Justin E Hayes
Mrs. Kauffman Sentenced 10 Months for Bank Embezzlement
In Franklin Pennsylvania Adah H. Kauffman, 27, a bank clerk, was fined 300 dollars and sentenced to 10 months in Venango County Jail for embezzling over 4000 dollars from the Franklin Exchange Bank and Trust Co. Her husband John Kauffman is named to face trial on a conspiracy charge.
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Franklin
Adah H Kauffman
Venango County
Franklin Exchange Bank and Trust Co
John Kauffman
Congressional Briefs on Farm Relief and Flood Bill Schedule
In Congress today the Senate debates the McNary farm relief program and a cotton investigation by the device subcommittee. The House moves through a consent calendar of minor bills while the Rules Committee reviews the flood bill schedule.
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House
Irvine Memorial Bridge Name Chosen by Legion Unit
American Legion committee selects Irvine Memorial Bridge over the Allegheny in Warren County to honor soldiers and sailors living and dead. Dedication planned in coming months with tablets bearing the inscription For God and Country and the Legion emblem.
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Irvine Memorial Bridge
Citizens’ Committee
American Legion
Allegheny River
Irvine
Warren County
Ben Kinnear
Lindsey
Arird
Mra
E. Walker
E. D. Wetmore
R. E. Ward
Fisher
Legion
Kinnear
State of Pennsylvania
Irvine Memorial
Department of Pennsylvania
Campaign Log details GOP and Democratic convention plans
The arrangements committee for the Republican national convention met in Kansas City to pick a temporary chairman and keynote speaker. Delegates pledged to the late Senator Frank B Willis will await his funeral Tuesday before deciding support at state primaries. Hoover unopposed in Michigan. Gov. Smith tops Democratic ballots as delegates prepare for state and national conventions with votes not legally binding. Maine delegates begin arriving for the Democratic biennial convention opening Tuesday amid debate on pledged status.
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Fess
Kansas City, Mo
U. P
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Republican Committee On
Kansas City
Charman
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Frank O. Lowden
Michigan
Hoover
Gov. Smith
New York
Maine
Weather Guess Observations Report Fragment
The report lists city temperatures for Chicago Cleveland Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh and San Francisco with no precipitation noted. Sunrise and sunset times are given for the local area with some garbled text inserted.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Tetlowsiade
Tyas J
Tiver
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Mahoning Valley
Abe Martin
Mies Tawney Apple
South Pean
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Printzco
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