Fragmented 1920s clipping with quotes on Depew Pankhurst and markets
A jumble of biographical notes, political quips, and stock market chatter. It mentions Depew in his ninety four years, Sylvia Pankhurst with a child, Holland arbitration over Las Palmas, Ford Motor Company’s payroll at 97,565, and stock market briefings with Good Friday trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsright
New York
Americas
Deancey
MM. Denew
Republican Party
Napoleon
Mr. Depew
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Miss Fawn Cippincut Faces Tonsil Painting Demand
A reader quotes Miss Fawn Cippincut reacting to a doctor ordering her tonsils painted. The fragment mentions Florida visitors drinking Scotch and gin priced at six and four dollars respectively amid a colorecard scene.
Beaty Coat Found on Lake as Dragging for Body Opens
Beaty family searches Lake Chau taugia after heavy shearling coat drifts 100 feet offshore near Bellevue, where a capsized rotor boat was found. Grappling hooks, airplane observation, and a submersible searchlight join a growing daylong effort led by Lakewood officials to locate Mitton J. Beaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton J. Beaty
Lake Chautaugia
Bellevue
Mr. Beaty
Elmer Beebe
Lakewood Boat Livery
Beebe
Archie Newton
W. E. Datzell
Moundsville
Wo Va
William Gran
Lakerwood
Elmer James
Warren
Lakewood
Focal
James
Tony Baxter
Dalzell
Campaign log notes moves in Democratic and Republican races
Apr 7 report from Iowa delegates to the state convention tally 1 289. Goff enters West Virginia Republican primaries aiding native sons. Hoover supporters urge entry. Crocker predicts Hoover on second ballot. Walsh denies entering Democratic race to back Smith. Reed criticizes flood control policy as false economy.
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Iown
Senator Goff
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
William M. Crocker
California
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
W. W. McDowell
Democratic State Central Committee of
Wyoming
Smith
James A. Reed
Memphis
In Congress Today Senate and House Hearings Continue
The Senate has no session. The Agriculture subcommittee continues hearings on the Shipstead bill to repeal the grain grading law. The Finance committee presses ahead with the tax reduction bill. The House Military Affairs subcommittee reviews several minor bills.
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Agriculture
Finance
HOUSE
Printz store moves to Kane after fire damages site
A new location for the Printz store in Kane has been obtained after a fire destroyed the previous site. A B Cohn on Fraley Street next to Temple Theatre will lease the space and take possession on May first. The first floor will be 30 by 100 feet with a second floor added.
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Printz
Kane
A. A. Naw
Warren
Acore
A. B. Cohn
Fraley Street
Temple Theatre
Gas Light Station Explodes in Grand Rapids
An explosion wrecked the booster pumping station of the Grand Rapids Gas Light Company early today. Gauge tender John Morrissey, 65, suffocated at his post while trying to close a valve. Seven others, including plant superintendent H B Straight and engineer George Ludwig, were burned. One worker, Michael Biernick, was near death. About 1,000,000 cubic feet of gas burned from a 30 inch main, with damage estimated at 200000 dollars. City faced gas shortage and potential Easter dinner disruption.
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Grand Rapids
U.P
Junkers Plane Ready for North Atlantic Flight
Balconnes Airdrome Dublin reports preparations completed for the Junkers aircraft Bremen manned by Bar on von Huenefeld and Captain Hermann Koehl. Commandant Fitzmaurice will join the flight, replacing Arthur Spindler who accompanied the crew from Germany.
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Balconnes Airdrome
Dublin
Junkers
Bremen
North Atlantic
Commandant Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spindler
Germany
von Huenefeld
Koehl
Veto Likely on McNary Haugen Farm Bill and Flood Measure
President Coolidge signals serious objections to both the McNary Haugen farm bill and the Jones Reid flood control plan. He opposes the equalization fee and the proposal for federal funding of the entire flood control cost, making a presidential veto a real possibility this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of Farm Relief
Coolidge
Saa
Locher appointed to succeed Willis as Ohio official
Columbus April 7 William G Pickrel a Dayton attorney was named Lieutenant Governor of Ohio to replace Earl D Bloom who will resign April 16 to become State director of commerce Bloom leaves and Cyrus Locher assumes a U S senate seat to finish the Tate Senator Frank B Willis term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.P
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Ohio
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Vic Donahey
Bloom
Commerce
Cyrus Locher
United States Senate
Tate
Frank B. Willis
The Tribune Tonight Page Listings
The Tribune Tonight outlines sections for late local and telegraph news on page two with features Aces Up Who Wrote This After Six on page three and editorials on page four. Topics desire and funerals on page five sport news page six society and church pages eight nine and automobile news pages ten eleven.
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Markes
Garland
Spring Creek
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
Grand Valley
Tidioute
Rain and Snow Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Easter
Meteorologist W. S. Brotzman warned of a cold Easter Sunday in Western Pennsylvania with rain and possible snow. A cold front from the West is expected to bring lower temperatures as heavy rain already fell in Pittsburgh and clearing looks unlikely through Monday. The region shifted from 80s to around the 60s amid a developing cold wave and northwest winds.
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Pittsburgh
U P
Pennsylvania
W. S. Brotzman
Brotzman
Mercury
Investigation of Salt Creek Field Leases
The justice department will issue a report on its probe into Salt Creek Wyoming oil leases near Teapot Dome. Data from the interior department has been turned over, with focus on how Midwest Refining Company tied to Standard Oil of Indiana won drilling rights and on a contract for 2,000,000 barrels of royalty oil from Salt Creek wells.
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Washington
U.P
Justice Department
Salt Creek
Wyo
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
United Preas
Interior Department
Midwest Refining Company
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Secretary of Interior
Sinclair
Easter Egg Hunt at Beaty Field Goes Ahead Despite Rain
Light rain did not stop about 1000 children from attending the American Legion Easter egg hunt held at Beaty Field. Scouts placed 2400 eggs under H. L. Blair supervision. Prizes from nearly a score merchants and Walker Ice Cream added to the event as children aged up to ten split into two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaty Field
American Legion
Conewango Avenue
H. L. Blair
Legion
E. F. Huber
Walker Ice Cream Company
Eee
Col Chamberlin to visit Warren for school matinee
Warren students will see Col Clarence Chamberlin and his aviation films at a 4 p.m. matinee in the Library theatre. High school tickets are fifty cents and grade school twenty five cents. Scouts will be excused early to attend the event and assist at the field.
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Col. Chamberlin
Pressell
Scout Executive’ Road
Chamberlin
Roud
Warren
Jon Kinnesr
American Legion
Col
Pred Windsor
G, H. Perks
Mike Brady
Warren County Commissioners
Clarence Bethey
Chamber of Commerce
Emory C. Cook
Henry H. Bassett
Gun duel ends in fatality near Mount Vernon
Ward Johnson of Pittsfield Pennsylvania was killed and Ralph Rickerson wounded in a running gun battle with officers and detectives aboard a Pennsylvania freight train near Mount Vernon Ohio. A third man escaped as authorities investigated connections to a Columbia Ohio restaurant holdup.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Ward John— Son
Pittsfield
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph Rickerson
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Rickerson
Pittafield
Mount Ver~ Tion
Ott Phillips
Bertillon
Homer Reichter
Columbus
L. Camboni
Warren
Shooting Reach Pittsfield Relatives of Ward Johnson and Ralph Rickerson
Relatives of Ward W. Johnson 20 and Ralph Rickergon 22 in Pittsfield were notified by telegraph about a shooting at Mount Vernon Ohio near Columbus Saturday morning. They prepared to depart Pittsfield via Corry for Ohio City Saturday afternoon. The youths left Pittsfield Sunday afternoon bound for further details.
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Ward Johnson
Ralph Rickerson
Pittsfield
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Columbus
Corry
Ohio City
Ward W. Johnson
Floyd Johnson
Ralph Rickergon
Tragic Toll in Rickerson Family Highlighted by Mt. Vernon Incident
The wounding of Ralph Rickerson at Mt. Vernon Ohio recalls a string of past misfortunes in the Rickerson family. Sister Mabel Rickerson was killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train near Youngsville, Roy Muff a half brother drowned in Mulls Run near Pittsfield. Carl Rickerson from Pittsfield accidentally shot Davis Clough while coon hunting and was later involved in a fatal accident near Union City.
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Ralph Rickerson
Pittsfield
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Rickercgon
Mabel Rickerson
Ralph
Youngsville
Roy Muff
Mulls Run
Carl Rickerson
Davis Clough
Union City
Weather Forecast Western States Delivers Rain and Colder Air
Weather outlook for Western Ps calls for rain and colder tonight with Sunday light rain or snow and cooler temperatures. Observations at 8 a.m. show Chicago 36 and other cities ranging from 48 in Los Angeles to 68 in Pittsburgh with 64 in Miami and 60 in Philadelphia. River level recorded at 3.7 with no precipitation. sun set tonight and rises tomorrow at 6 34.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittseenburgh
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Sa. m
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Denew
Arthur Brisbane
Craurees Depew
Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
Calvin Coolidgs
Jackson
Elizon
Sylvia Pankhurst
Uncle Sam
Holland
Las Palmas
Dutch East Indies
Ppines
Max Huber
Pike's Peak
Beaty
Congress
Senate
Cohn
Fraley
Locher
Willis
the Tribune Tonight
Iteir
Seymour Lawman
National Prohibition Cbief
John S. Swanson
United States
Charles S. Deneen
William H. Thompson
Salt Creek Field
Pennsy
Frank Heilig
Riter Conley Manufacturing Company
Leersdale
Leevadale
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