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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
13
Public notice outlines advertising rates for first insertion and daily line rates on application at The Warren Tribune office. Closing time is 12 o'clock the same day. Ads must begin with the first word of copy and copy may be reworded. Telephone 3:30 to 6 p.m. Ask for Want Ad Taker.
A political announcement declares candidacy for the office of sheriff of War. The notice references voter participation and a core report dated September 20, 1927, with a closing sign-off from AEEN on February 28, 1948.
In Harrisburg PA on April F Monday afternoon sessions open the final week of the 1927 session. To clear calendars for adjournment at noon next Thursday both chambers will convene at 3 PM Monday, the first Monday afternoon meeting this session after earlier 8 or 9 PM starts.
Peking current events report states Foreign Minister Wellington Koo charged Moscow with Soviet involvement in a Chinese Communist plot to disrupt and overthrow the government. He cited documents seized in yesterday’s raid on the Russian embassy compound, where apartments were destroyed and arrests made.
John A. Bell, 72, convicted of embezzling 643743 from Carnegie use Company, is deemed too ill to serve six and a half year sentence. Dr. Charles J. Ellis reports Bell cannot be confined in jail walls. judge to decide. Bell was fined 29000, but bankruptcy may bar collection.
Two bandits robbed an express car on the Chicago and Alton Lincoln limited near Joliet on arrival in Chicago, binding four men and taking $20,000. They eluded police as passengers remained unaware, with the train slowing inside city limits. Police search continues in the underworld.
Partial OCR fragment references ordinals and divisional designations including 4th 26th 28th and 16 Tha 47nd division, with unclear context or complete names or actions to summarize a coherent incident or event.
A dense listing of numerous American and international companies across chemicals, steel, oil, and rail equipment sectors. The fragment shows tickers or names with percentage figures, including Allied Chemical, American Sugar, Anaconda Copper, Baldwin Locomotive, General Electric, U.S. Steel, Standard Oil affiliates, and many others, interspersed with market notes and unidentified abbreviations. The text appears to be a market page excerpt cataloging stock values and related industry names.
Chicago April 7 The fifth annual convention of the Walton League of America opens with about 100 000 members expected to register Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce and honorary president will be first guest of honor Saturday Project discussions include preservation of a herd of 20000 elk at Jackson Hole Wyoming Also United States Army Pan American Flight squadron arrives in Grenada from Port of Spain Trinidad
Wall Street opens with stocks mixed as oil shares resist cuts and New York Central hits a high for the era, while American Telephone climbs on optimism. Reports from Pittsburgh and Buffalo show steady or modestly lower livestock and produce markets with varied prices across apples onions and potatoes.
The May term jurors were drawn from a list of fifty-two residents by the clerk with sheriff assistance. Names span multiple townships including Warren, Sheffield, Bear Lake, and Warren Sth, with many first and last names listed across villages such as Youngsville and Pittsfield.
Public library in Warren hosts free children's matinee Saturday at 9 30 am and a 2 pm showing. The event accompanies a display of new circulating books including works on childhood and youth, education, architecture, history and fiction by authors such as Greenberg Wise Belfyage Cornelius Davis Pulver Garstin and Wells.
A bridge luncheon at the Wahman's club marked a honor for Mrs FW Wright soon to move to Uniontown Pa. Fourteen guests were seated. Meanwhile a man named William Kossman was arrested for forgery after attempting to cash a $15 forged check at a gas station and trying another for $90 with false identities. The forged check bore the name Harry Miller and the real prisoner’s name was concealed. Detective Moore made the arrest.
A large turnout of boys from nearby schools heard Mr. Puffer speak on using leisure time wisely at the High School Revertory Visi gathering. He argued shorter workdays and increased efficiency, defined a cultured person, and urged service, meditation, and meeting people as key traits. He cited personal examples and stressed nature, art, and outdoor activities as lifelong pursuits before the meeting adjourned.
Sharon reports a despondent 66 year old resident A. C. Dunham of Sharpsville died by suicide with a gun late yesterday. The deceased, identified as a local resident, had recently returned from Gleve Ve with his son and a man named Popham was involved in the incident or nearby at the time.
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