Agony of Gethsemane Theme at Noon Sermon
The Rev J C Howenstein preached at First Methodist third noon service on the theme The Agony of Gethsemane before about 150, with Rev Harold Stoddard presiding. He likened life to garden moments from childhood to midlife, urging courage against fear and temptation through Jesus Christ.
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Gethsemane
J. C. Howenstein
First Methodist Church
Harold Stoddard
Charlotte Hail Lohnes
A. B. Biotic
Stoddard
Houenstein
Christ
Jesus
Compr
Mr. Oliver
Jesus Christ
Sinclair trial continues with new developments delayed
The trial resumes Monday on the same indictment from the jury shadowing case. Albert B. Wall’s illness delays his trial, while Sinclair and two others face sentences held in abeyance. Government witnesses include M. T. Everhart who admits receiving Liberty bonds from Sinclair for Fall.
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Mied
Sincair
Albert B. Wall
Teapot Cemeneral Reserve
Sinclair
Snclair
Philadelphia
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Hoover Smith Lead in Party Nominations Across Four States
In a multi state round, Gov. Al Smith gains 154 Democratic delegates from New York Michigan Wisconsin and Maine, totaling 224 with 734 needed. Hoover leads Lowden in the Republican race with 118 to 98 after Michigan gains. New York delegates remain uninstructed under Hillary leaders.
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United Press
al Smith
Commerce Hoover
Frank €. Lowden
Smith
New York State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
Idaho
Minneote
North Dakota
New Mampshire
Arizona
Philppines
Virgin Islands
Hoover
Lowden
New York
Charles D. Hiilee
Coolidge
Daylight Saving Vote Confirmed by Chamber of Commerce
Emery C. Cook of the Chamber of Commerce released a statement correcting a clerical error that reversed vote totals reported to The Tribune. The correct result shows 51 in favor of daylight saving and 21 opposed among chamber members. Cook noted Titusville chambers say the issue has not been pursued there since a past defeat.
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Emery C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
The
Tribune
Cook
Titusville Chambers of Commerce
President Coolidge Asked to Attend Wyoming Massacre Sesquicentennial
A Wilkes-Barre and Luzerne county delegation traveled to Washington to invite President Coolidge to attend the July 8 sesqui centennial for the Wyoming massacre in the town. The three day celebration is set to begin July 3.
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Coolidge
Wilkes-Barre
U.P
Luzerne County
Wyoming
Washington
Woodbury S. James Dies. Longtime Warren Resident
Woodbury S. James died at 8 25 this morning at his home 818 Pennsylvania avenue west He was born in Rockland Maine January 16 1845 and moved to Warren with his parents He worked for Brown and Kingsbury later Struthers Wells for over fifty two years He retired due to age He attended First Methodist Church most of his life Surviving are two daughters Gertrede James and Mrs Bertram T Wisbeth of Indianapolis Indiana two sisters Mrs Clara James Higham Madison Wisconsin and Mrs Hettie James Morris Minneapolis Minnesota Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death He was a devout Christian and active church member Friends are cordially invited to attend the funeral service.
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Woodbury S. Fames
Woodbury S. James
Pennsylvnia Avenue
Rockland
Warren
Brown and Kingsbury
Struthers- Wells Company
Hettie James Morris
Minneapolis
Lindbergh May Take Over New Ship Today
Santa Barbara April 4 United Press Charles A Lindbergh may take over his new plane today. The plane and its makers awaited him at San Diego but friends said he might rest a day longer. Lindbergh kept to himself under armed guard and private talks with Harry Guggenheim reportedly covered future flying plans.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Diego
Lindbergh
Harry F. Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation For the Advancement of Aeronaut Tics
Corn Borer Work Starts in County
P. G. Broun of Merdville leads state Agriculture inspectors beginning a county round visiting Exey farm in Erie Crawford and Mercer counties and townships Freehold Columbus Spring Creek Eldred and Southwest Warren. A second inspection starts May 1. All corn refuse must be shredded burned debris plowed into manure before May 1. A. L. Brown supervises for the county with R. J. Cooper as assistant.
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P. G. Broun
Merdville
State Department of Agriculture
Exey
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Freehold
Columbus
Spring Creek
Eldred
Warren County
A. L. Brown
Grand Valley
Tikes County
R. J. Cooper
Epring Creek
1927 cord dye production sets industry record
Domestic production of cord tar dyes in 1927 reached 95,060,000 pounds, an 8 percent rise over 1926, per the tariff commission figures. Timken Roller Bearing Co reports record business and expects 1928 six-month earnings to beat 1927. Shipments and car loadings data follow, with crude oil output and local gasoline price changes noted.
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United Es Tariff Commission
W. R. Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
American Petroleum Institute
Atlante
Houston
Dividend History And Bond Details Of The Company
The document outlines bond values and current obligations with curent and defrd figures. It lists earnings for 1924 through 1927 and states no dividends were paid on common stock from 1914 to 1928. A special dividend of 1.00 per share was declared on Feb 14 1928 payable April 11, with earlier per share payments noted from 1873 onward.
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Pfa
Market Letter Current Events Shake Trading Near 3 Million Shares
New York April 4. A volatile session on the stock exchange saw over three million shares traded for the 18th straight day of five hour sessions. Early losses gave way to a strong late morning rally, followed by heavy profit taking in the close. Norfolk issues led declines alongside Radio GM and Wright Aeronautical while Nickel Plate Chesapeake and Ohio and Pittsburgh and West Virginia spurred gains. Brooklyn Edison touched a high of 247% as Timken Coca Cola Fairbanks Morse Jana Power Farity Baking Ludlum Steel moved with mixed results.
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New York
U.P
Stock Exchange
Town
General Motors
Wright Aeroplane
Nickel’ Plate
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Timken
Coca Cola
Fairbanks Morse
Jana Power
Farity Baking
Ludlum Steel
Brooklyn Edison
Oil Prices by Grade and Distributor List
Oil market report lists prices paid for various grades by purchasing agencies across multiple lines. Entries include Pennsylvania Gratis Oil in New York Transit lines at 2.80 and other grades such as Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit lines at 2.65 and 2.80, Buckeye, Eureka, and Cumberland Pipe Line lines with prices ranging from 1.10 to 2.85 along with regional references to Indiana Kentucky and Michigan areas and several Canadian and Illinois locations.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Pennsylvan.s
Indiana Refi Co
West Kentucky
Cumberland, Barren
Monroe Counties
Paragon Dev
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Mich
Saginaw
Industrial and Oil Stocks in Today's Market Totals
A dense list of US and international companies across industries from steel and autos to oils and chemicals appears in today’s market roundup. Major names include General Electric, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Standard Oil trusts, American Sugar, Union Pacific, and Coca Cola with varied percent figures indicating trading positions or price movements.
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American Busch Mag
American Gan
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
Amercina Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Tel and Tel
Anaconda
Atchison jAtlantic Hefining
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific
US Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Rock Island
Mack Truck
Magma
Marland Oil
Mian Copper
Aliddie States Oil
Missouri Pacific
Moon Motors National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
Northern Pacific Phillips Pete
Packard Motor Pan Amer Pete B . Patino
Fenna RE Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Reading
Republic Iron and Stee Royal Dutch
Shell Union
Birame Petroleum
Sinclair Oi
Southern Pacife
Union Oi
California
Union Pacific
U. S. Cast Iron
U. S. Rubber U. 8
Steel Venadium
Wabard
Westinghouse Electric White Motors
Woolworth
Willys Gresland
Yellow Truck
Anglo American
International Petroleum Mountain
National Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennock
Prairie Pipe Line
Prairie Oil
Salt Creek Producerstandard
OHI
Cal
Standard Oil
Ind
N. J
New York Produce Prices In Early April Report
New York report lists commodities with varied moves after April 4. Flour firm and higher. pork steady. lard and sugar quiet. coffee and tea futures show mixed values. hay prices range by quality. dressed and live poultry markets show broad ranges for turkeys, chickens, ducks, and fowls. Cheese mostly steady with wide spreads.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Taliow
Specif Tc Extra
Long Island
Mechanic Held In Death Of 15 Year Old Girl
Cleveland authorities hold a young mechanic for further questioning after he admitted his car struck 15 year old Alice Leonard. The body was found Monday after she had been missing since January. Her head was crushed and her hat and coat were damaged.
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Cleveland, O
Alice Leonard
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Rev. Howenstein
Howenstein
Drom and Ferrell’s of Waren
Warren State Hospital
Charlotte Phillips
G. S. W. Phillips
Water Street
Baldwin Wallace Colege
Berea
J.P. Regers
King Rogers
Market Street
Denver
Colorado
Michael Passmore
Rogers
Johnston’s
Drum and Farrell
Wilson Street
C. C
Otis Steel Co
Mareh
Associated Gas and Electric Shareholders
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Public Utilities Corporation
Office OF
Associated Gas & Electric System
Warren, Pennsylvania
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Warren-Savings Bank
Icontinental OF
Sccereceenee
Durant del
New Bradford
Candyland
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Golumbia Theatre
Kayser
Leach
Kayser Hose
Johnson Brothers
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