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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1927

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Britain Will Not Let China Fall, U S Stance Urged

The article argues Britain will maintain its empire and prestige in China, citing vast Asiatic interests, and urges the United States to avoid joining a Chinese war. It notes oil interests and banking ties backing imperial policy, while calling for noninvolvement and protection of American citizens. The piece ends with a call to refrain from sharing in or funding a Chinese war, preferring to keep America for Americans.

Star Company Britain China India British War Department France Japan Europe America

Huge Ironworker Is Believed Murderer

Edward De Mars an ironworker described as a huge man of great strength was held today on charges of murdering his wife Helen. Police say he confessed after ten hours of questioning. The body of the 60 year old woman was found in a bed at her rooming house. Her stockings had been slit and $250 from tenants was missing. De Mars denied taking the money.

New York Edward de Mars Helen de Mars Tennants

Classified sale notes and small bargains in Tribune ads

A brief classified snippet advertises small ads with five fine limits per box and quick results. Items include a seven room South Side house for 1500 dollars listed by Everett H. L. Eddy and a carload of apples at the old Brewery switch South Side priced at 1.50 per bushel.

Tribune Everett HL. Eddy South Side

Pennsylvania Senate Fights Over Reform Bills in Final Week

With six legislative days left two houses push appropriations and reform measures. Senate elections committee defeats reporting new election reform bills, signaling death of pending measures for the session. A roll call on the Salus firearms bill prompts tense votes as lawmakers seek calendar control ahead of adjournment.

Arthur N. Suverkrop United Press Harrisburg Pennsylvania Senate James House Thomas BH Williams Senate Elections Committee Senate Committee Steele Northumberland

Evacuation of North China Begins in Earnest

Foreign evacuation of north China started as nationalist armies from the Yangtze valley approached. Peking hotels filled with foreigners seeking passage to Japan and other peaceful countries, with ship accommodations booked through May.

Randall Gould United Press Sim Peking North China Yangtze Valley Japan

Violence Marks Opening of Chicago Mayoralty Election

Opening day of Chicago mayoral race marked by gunfire as police teams patrol. Reports describe kidnappings, robberies, and threats in 12 hour shift operations with 15600 officers. Candidates Dever Thompson and Dill Robertson present at HQs amid calls for calm. A roadster shooting near a west side precinct triggered panic though no injuries confirmed.

Max Buckingham United Press Chicago Edward Trandell Arthur Albert Wm. E. Dever Wm. Haile Thompson John Dill-Robertson

War Declaration Memories Highlight Wilson Secretary

Ten years after entry into World War I Joseph P Tumulty recalls a pivotal April 4 1917 cabinet room moment when Woodrow Wilson wept at the weight of declaring war He describes the president bowing his head sobbing and seeking comfort as applause echoed outside revealing a leader driven by imagination and heart.

Wilson Coptress Germany Senate House United States Woodrow Wilson Joseph P Thomas L. Stok Wallington United Press Joseph P. Tamulty Lidant White House Congress Pennsylvania Avenue Turmulty Massachusetts Tamulty Capitol

Alleged Kidnappers Executed Reported From Mexico City

Unconfirmed reports from Gandalejare sada claim three leaders of the bandits who kidnapped and killed Americos engineer Fudd Marks Wilkins have been executed. Six other members of the Fanait gang were said to be captured. The U S embassy seeks an official foreign office report on the matter.

Mexico City Fudd Marks Wilkins Americos Gandalejare Sada Restery Fedex tFanait Gang United States Foreign Office

Settlement Made in Accident Case in Jamestown

In Jamestown April 5 the Supreme court sitting in City Jail signed a settlement in Ella Johnson vs Varnie F C Anderson. Johnson of Warren Pa was injured August 27 1926 when Frado’s car sideswiped By Anderson’s car on the Frewsburg Warren highway. Frado died, others were injured. Settlement reportedly 2900.

Jamestown Entity Tern Supreme Court James Norton Warsaw Ella Johnson Warren Guardian Varnie F. C. Anderson English Street Anderson Frado Migs Johnson W. C. A. Hospital Jackson, Herrick Durkin & Leet

Pastors Plan Holy Week Meetings in Warren County

Warren County Ministerial Association completed plans for Noon Day services each Holy Week day at First Methodist church Second Avenue and Market Street. Guests at the meeting included Rev Harold Kistler and Rev J C Averill. A Child Health program for May was approved and a Sunday service on May 1 may feature sermons on Child Health. A Warren County Sunday Association convention will be in Warren in early June. A committee was named to organize daily vacation Bible schools for the summer.

Warren County Ministerial Association W. OC. A First Methodist Church Second Avenue Market Street C. T. Greer J.H Lundgren Swedish Congregational Church Harold Kistler Pittsburgh J. C. Averill Busti A. J. Rinker Jamestown R. R. Doverspike Clarendon Warren County Sunday Association Warren A. B. Brubaker United Brethren Church C. A. Doring First Lutheran Church

Ford's Condition Improves After Auto Crash Near Dearborn

United Press reports Henry Ford shows normal improvement in his auto crash injuries from March 27 at his Dearborn estate. Dr. R D McClure indicates Ford is comfortably better and may be up by week’s end. He is expected to testify next week in a million dollar libel suit brought by Chicago attorney Iain Lapito.

Detroit United Press Henry Ford Dearborn R. D. McClure Pord Iain Lapito Chicago

Hope Abandoned For Missing Plane In Bay Fog

San Francisco authorities and Coast Guard search for a mail plane that disappeared after departing Fresno early Sunday morning. Two men aboard Eddie Neher pilot and Albert Scheller Pacific Air Transport official are presumed lost as fog and bay conditions hinder landing zones. Weather and water search efforts intensify in the San Francisco Bay area.

San Francisco Unitied Fresno Eddie Neher Albert Scheller Pacific Air Transport, Inc Coast Guards San Francisco Bay

Capacity attendance for baseball opener in New York

New York on April 5 reports advance ticket sales indicating capacity attendance for the season opening game between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Athletics, as stated by Yankees business manager Ed Barrow.

New York New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Ed Barrow Yankees

Lightning Sets Cleveland Ablaze In Multi Building Blasts

Cleveland April 5 ten explosions and seven fires caused about 130000 in damage and left 50 people slightly hurt. The Ohio Bronze Powder Co plant burned with losses over 260000. Six other fires across the city caused 20000 to 200000 each. Officials blame blasts on firing while a thunderstorm raged. A home was struck by lightning and firefighters battled the powder plant fire as hoses sparked further blasts. Twenty Armenians were knocked off their test by a single blast, none injured.

Cleveland Ohio Bronze Powder Company Aremien

No Encouraging Word of Peace in Coal Fields

United States dispatches report no relief from the coal miners strike as 170000 union workers continue idle. Alleged enforcement actions limit demonstrations near non union mines within half a mile and restrict picket lines to eight per line. Sheriff Robert H Braun of Allegheny County orders temporary limits with objections to be considered before a final ruling.

Ctsburghu United United Mine Workers Robert H. Braun Allegheny County Brawtlyy J. Q. Adams Fayette County Brann Hie

Puffer Urges Habits and Attitude Over Book Knowledge

A Warren High School assembly featured J Adams Puffer, a renowned speaker, who urged seniors and juniors to develop right habits and attitudes over accumulating knowledge. He highlighted accuracy, cheerfulness, honesty, reverence, and planning, noting mathematics as a tool for accuracy. Puffer will address sophomores and freshmen later, as reports from Cedarhurst, N Y. Apr 3. Mrs Louis A Jaffer campaigns to reform immigration laws to allow more women servants into the country, drawing support from hundreds of letters.

J. Adams Puffer Warren Stetary Club Puffer Pufer Striel Atention Mr. Puffer Cedarhurst Louis A. Jaffer

King Ferdinand of Roumania Death Rumor Sparks Royal Scramble

Somber crowds gather outside the Bucharest palace awaiting official word on King Ferdinand's death amid reports he cannot take nourishment. Premier Averescu and ex-Premier Bretian seek to stabilize succession, with Crown Prince Michel named as potential heir if the king dies.

Bucharest U. P Palnee Ferdinand Averescu Bretian Carol National Peasants Party

Weather forecast for western Pennsylvania and vicinity

Forecasts show mostly cloudy, colder conditions tonight with a dip in southern areas and rising clouds by Wednesday. Thunderstorms surfaced along the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys with light rain, except heavier near Indianapolis and Shreveport, driven by a Kansas-origin disturbance moving northeast to Lake Superior. High pressure remains off the Atlantic coast, with a broad pressure ridge from the Pacific to the east coast. Colder after the rain, no freezing weather except in the Rockies and far north.

Ohio Valley Slississippi Valley Indianapolis Shreveport Kansas Lake Superior Tennessee North Atlantic North Pacific Rocky Mountains Atlantic City Los Angeles Miami New York San Francisco Yellowstone Park Seta

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