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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1928

Page

2

Chauncey Depew Funeral Plans Amid Public Mourning

Chaos and crowds marked Chauncey Depew's death as flags half mast stretched across New York, with state and railroad officials arranging funeral rites at Fifth Avenue church. His burial at Depew mausoleum in Peekskill followed a public display of reverence, while talks of a successor to his NY Central chairmanship surfaced among railroad leaders.

Rew York USA Chauncey M. Repew White House New York Central Vetere United States Episcopal Church of St. Thames Fifth Avenue Peetstull Derew Depew Mausoleum New York Depew New York Cenval B. E. Loomis Lehigh Valley Eastern Railroad

Lindbergh tests new plane at San Diego

Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh conducted test flights in San Diego as prep for his planned flight in the Ryan monoplane to Santa Barbara tomorrow. He reported, It worked fine, and offered no further comment after the two technical tests. James D. Hamilton dies. funeral to be held at Conewengo Place and Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredonia, with Rev. L. M. Barnerd officiating.

San Diego Cal U P Charles A. Lindbergh Santa Barbara California Lindbergh James D. Hamilton Conewengo Place L. M. Barnerd Grace M. E. Church Forest Hill Cemetery Fredonia

Storm isolates Omaha area as heavy snow cripples lines

Snow and cold sweep the Midwest with Omaha isolated by bad weather. More than six inches fell, telegraph and telephone wires were broken, and 800 telephones were out of service. Rail communications grew irregular as storms intensified across Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska.

Omata Nebraska Omaha Chicago Pisins Near North- West Minnesota Iowa Nebraskha Middlewest A. T. Abbot Rock Island Railroad United Press Abbott Council Bluffs Perry Council Blcuffs

Dulcimer Recital At Gust Pappas Confectionery

Jess Martin, a dulcimer artist, performs at the Paaie of Sweets in Gust Pappas’ store next to Carver House Saturday evening from 2:30 to 9:30 for patrons. A pre Easter feature, Martin is noted as the only dulcimer player in this state section. The article notes the instrument’s old time roots and mentions winding strings and octaves.

Jess Martin Gust Pappas Carver House Pappas Martin

Rehearing Denied for Charlie Birger in West City murder case

The court denies rehearing for Charlie Birger who faces execution for the murder of Mayor Joe Adams in West City. Governor Len Smai intervenes on Birger’s behalf while the death sentence stands, with execution scheduled for April 13.

Bilas Chence Wriess Len Smai Joe Adams West City

Brophy Condemned by Pittsburgh Labor Council

Pittsburgh April 6 Brophy leader of Save ittee condemned in a resolution by the Pittsburgh center labor council The resolution withdrew support from the Pittsburgh Labor College due to Brophy activity as secretary of the school

Brophy Labor Council Pittsburgh Save Ittee Pittsburgh Centre] Labor Council Central Men Pittsburgh Labor College Sehoa

12 U S Sailors Aid Fire Fight at Refined Plant

Firemen soldiers and volunteers battled a blaze at a refinery that had just reopened after a 1926 cyclone rebuild costing 3 million dollars. A gasoline tank was struck and the fire raged for about four hours before coming under control near midnight. Total damage could not be assessed, but the new plant likely was destroyed.

Indictments Spark End to Mrs Knapp’s Governorship

The grand jury returned six counts against Mrs Knapp over the 1926 census fund control. Governor Smith shifted the case to Attorney General Ottingey and special prosecutor Medalie, who quickly presented evidence leading to indictments after a dramatic term in office.

Smith Grand Jury

Fire destroys Morocco Roofing paper mill in Rowlandaville

Fire swept through the Morocco Roofing paper saw factory at Rowlandaville near Conowingo Md destroying the main building and four adjacent structures. Owner John W Moore of Philadelphia estimated the loss at $500000 after the blaze spread rapidly destroying 46000 rolls of roofing paper in one warehouse.

Conowingo V. P.1j Rowlandaville Airc John W. Moore Philadelphia Sre

Loree's Five Trunk Plan Sidetracked in Rail Merger Talks

New York April 6 UPI Leonor F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad appears to have lost his long fight to create a fifth eastern trunk line. A four trunk system emerged from conferences among six eastern railroads with Loree favoring the plan in return for assurances of western success. Executives from Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Erie Nickel Plate and others met led by W W Atterbury. A later Wall Street mediation by Otto H Loeb and Co. eyed Lovee transferring Lehigh Valley holdings to Pennsylvania for trackage rights toward a western line. No final agreement surfaced and the Interstate Commerce Commission must still approve any merger.

New York UPI Leonor F. Loree Delaware and Hudson Railroad Loree Delaware and Hudson W.W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad B. E. Crowley New York Gentral Daniel Willard Halrimere O .J. Bennet Erie P. Land J. van Sweringen Nickel Plate A. J. County Ivan V. Shriver B. C Wall Street Orto! H Ku! Loeb and Company Lovee Lehigh Valley Peninslvania Goz Interstate Commerce Commission

Suspect Ex Convict in Kidnaping Case

Los Angeles April 6 A. P. The police search for eight men recently released from Folsom state prison, once led by convict boss W. J. Collins, as part of a theory eight former inmates kidnapped nine year old Walter Collins. Also storm warnings ordered from Pensacola to Tampa with a disturbance off the Louisiana coast moving northeastward.

Los Angeles Cal U. P Walter Collins Fossos State Prison W. J. 3. Collins Folsom Washington U.P Weather Bureau Pensacola Tampa Fla Louisiana

Submarine tragedy near Lakewood sparks search efforts

The missing Mr Beaty failed to return after taking a new motorboat out at Lakewood on Wednesday. Searchers believe the engine was cut rather than simply stopped, with the vessel possibly hitting a stone during retrieval. Mrs Beaty, resting at Cone Mango Avenue, remains anxious but not ill as crowds visit the lake scene and officials inspect the craft and gas cap.

Sheldon Hall Lakewood Mr. Beaty

Announce Dates For Eighth Grade Examinations

Educator C. B. Enaps announces eighth grade exams to be held Saturday April 28 in arithmetic geography spelling and other subjects across multiple districts. Listings include Chandlere Valley and Grand Valley sites with students named for each location and ninth grade dates to follow.

C. 8 Enaps Schiools Chandlere Vailey Ceri Johnson Olive R. Abbott Giarendon Maude Barnie Hassiet Kelt. Columbus Wyman G. Pratt 4Va Dodd Amy CG Orem Mildred Strong Corydon Frank V. Bitwer Ethel Lindell Grand Vailey Ruth Sulivan Beynice Monree Laura Garter Kinzua Leon D. Rumsey Elizabeth Schobey Lender M. W. Bowland Cell Cowles Lottele Barney Davis A. Fern Merton E. G. Brown Olive Scholton Russel H. W. Cummings Jefferson Seria Narle Herrington Edney Crees Gurths €. Can Olga Sugargrove Berge F. Eatnad Folton McKay Tidieute A. F. Dashes Claverdes Siavde Eanie Kelt Kinzue Leon DD Ramsey Russell H. W. Cemmings Jefferson Sears Marie Harringtoz Sugargrove Boro Berger F. Edmond Fulton McAkay Tidioute A. F. Durham Edna Svenson

Varied Oil Prices Paid by Purchasing Agencies Across Regions

Oil price lists show Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 2.80 in New York Transit lines and at 0.65 in National Transit lines. Other grades and regions include Buckeye and Cumberland lines with rates around 1.60 to 2.11, plus entries for Eureka, Saginaw, and Western Kentucky pipelines. The compiled figures reflect multiple districts and pipe line companies.

Pennsylvania New York Transit Co. Times Bradford National Transit Co South West Eureka Pipe Line Co Lives Pennsylvans Buck Buckeye Pipe Line Co Wes Cabell Eureka Pipe Lime Co Somerset Cumberland Pipe Line Co Incs Todiana Cumberland Berreree Panaen Indiang Princeton Wooster Plymouth Ilinois Waterloo Petrolla Canad Saginaw Mich Eye FP Pe Co Keister s+srees Corning Buckeye Pipe Size Co Capssses Esreees Stall Oil Refining Co Oil City Western Kentucky Lima

Financial Briefs: GMEmployment, Bank Failures, Dividends

General Motors reports 201,317 employees on February 29 1928 up from 195,993 on January 31 1928 and well above 1927 averages. U S bank failures in Q1 1928 totaled 209 liabilities 36 802 008 versus 174 failures and 66 019 286 liabilities in 1927. United States Robber Company deferred a quarterly dividend of 2 percent on its 8 percent non cumulative preferred stock due to indenture conditions, while speculation links Dupont involvement without board representation.

General Motors Corps Yellow Truck and Loach Fisher Body Co United United States Robber Company Duponts

Back of Back Share Summary and 1920s Sears Roebuck notes

December 31 figures show total gross assets and deductions with reserves and stock dividends listed. The piece compares Sears Roebuck stock to average exchange stocks, noting valuations at 16 times earnings and a 2.6 to 4.07 percent implied return, urging future reference.

Gondwill Pat Sears-Roebuck John F. Dillege

Lioness Trapped in Culvert After Railcar Escape

A feral lioness escaped from a railway train near Dallas in the night. It was found with its head stuck in a highway culvert and killed by farmer Peyton near Reville, 20 miles away, after shots were fired to end the hunt. Police and volunteers chased the roaming animal from Katy baggage car to Highland Park street life.

Dallas Tex Cer Peyton Revilert Peyton Jess Honess Katy Highland Park

Highway Dept Prepares for 1929 License Plate Rush

The Venosylvania department of highways has begun preparations for the 1929 license rush though it will not start until December. Orders for 6,050,000 printing pieces have been placed to cover registrations, transfers, operator licenses and tractor licenses. Delivery may begin July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Scout South of Banc were visitors in Warren today.

Haerrispurg Pe Venosylvania Department of Highways Scout South Banc Wituters Warren

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LINDY England Lapre Gran@ Valley school board Teo Teal Charlie Birger U.S Knapp Lioness R. Car Candyland Highway Dept Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Columbia Theatre Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pa Rayen Gordon Rayer Princess Brassieres Jersey Slendey Kayver Ata Johnson Brothers
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