Britain against tariff and minds in 1927 America
Afragmented column notes Ernest and Sir George Paish urging tariff changes for smoother EuropeUS trade. It contrasts British views on mentality with American policy, mocks head hunting tribes, praises Nordic study, and mentions Leningrad and Egyptian curiosities. Rev Clarence True Wilson foresees liquor control continuing.
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The
Star Co
Ernest
Britain
George Paish
Coolidge
Sam
Europe
Borneo
Sunshire
Mr. Wilson
Drisa&ing
America
For Sale Prices From Weigel Motor Sales Co
Classified ad brief notes midcentury values and items for sale including 1923 Studebaker Coupe 250, 1923 Ford Coupe 250, 1925 Ford Roadster 125, 1925 Ford Tono Truck 175, and a high grade mahogany player piano once worth 800, now cheap. Also mentions Warren Tribune box brief ads.
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Studebaker
Weigel Motor Sales Co
Warren Triune
Five Best Features On Radio Schedule 1927
United Press lists radio highlights for the day with WCCO Minneapolis St Paul WEAF hookup at 8 p m and WSB Atlanta late night program. Clark University Greenville WPA Dallas also featured in listings with noted orchestral and band selections across stations.
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United Press
WCCO
St. Paul
Minneapolis Symhony Orchestra
WEAF
Westinghouse
WSB
Atlanta
Clark University
Greenly
Defi in GOP harmony sparks rift in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 9 United States Senator elect Vare challenges Republican unity by pressing an old age pension constitutional amendment. Governor Fisher and Chairman Mellon oppose. Vare seeks final house action and a November referendum. The rift widens as Vare forces bills from committees, reshaping intra party power dynamics.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Elect Vare
Mellon
Fisher
Joseph R. Grundy
Vare
Grundy
Chieftains
Defi
Astante
Phula
House
Repubpet
Demand Reparations for Nanking Killings
Paris reports that France England the United States Japan and Italy have reached agreement on reparations demands for foreigners killed at Nanjing and for foreign property looting. It remains unclear which Chinese city routes Pekin Hankow or Shanghai will be pressed for compensation.
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Paris
United Press
France
England
United States
Japan
Italy
Nanking
Pekimg
Hankow
Shanghai
Sacco and Vanzetti Sentenced to Chair in Dedham
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were found guilty of murder in 1921 and given the death penalty by electric chair at Charlestown State Prison. Judge Webster Thayer ordered execution in the week of July 10 after a six-year legal fight and dramatic appeals.
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Dedham
Mass
Sombre and Stolid
Nicola Sacco
Bartolome Vanzetti
Drab
County Court House
Webster Thayer
Charjontown State Prison
Sacco
Yanzett
Prohibition Debate Splits Republicans as 1928 Platform Looms
In Boston on April 9, Senator Borah defended prohibition while Nicholas Murray Butler argued against it. Nine judges heard the debate, with six favoring Borah's view. The discussion centered on the eighteenth amendment rather than the platform question.
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Henry Minott
United Press
Boston
Republian
Prohibition
William E. Borah
Idaho
Nicholas Murray Boiler
Columbia Universty
Republican Party
Painto
Clemency sought for Carroll in perjury case
Washington April 9 United States pardon Attorney Finch prepared a brief for the President to consider Earl Carroll New York theatrical producer convicted of perjury. Friends seek a pardon while Carroll serves a 366 day sentence at Atlanta penitentiary. Officials note clemency would require serving at least a third of the term but stance may shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Finch
Coslidge
Earl Carroll
New York
Justice Department
Carrell
Atlanta
Carroll
Invited to Banquet for United Pleas Separation Anniversary
A notice states the paper has been invited to represent at the twentieth anniversary dinner of the United Pleas Separation in Nowic a. An invitation to deliver the address will be broadcast during the event.
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United Plaas Sesperation
Ordler of Exercises at Old and New Methodist Churches Tomorrow
A detailed church program outlines services at Old and New Methodist Churches for tomorrow Sunday April 10. Morning 10 45 features organ pieces hymns scripture and a sermon by Bishop W F McDowell with multiple offertories and an anthem. Dedication service at 3 PM includes call to worship prayers benediction and a dedicatory presentation by W F Bennett with remarks by Dr Chen T Greer and Rev Harold F Stoddard.
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Ordler
Beethoven
Wester
W. F. McDowell
Gounod
A. 5
Rinker
Fabher
Joseph F. Berry
Devight
Faure
Charles J. Grees
D. D
Buck
I Ranch
Hsma
Stone
Trimne
I. Rinker
Joseph F
Harold F. Stoddard
Schubert
Bmrs
Lucy DeYoung-Stewart
W. F. Bennett
Dr. Chen
T. Greer
Bryant
Best
Bandits Hold Up Watch Co. Rob Safe Of 100000
Four carloads of armed bandits raided the Tinols Watch Case Co. plant in Elgin Illinois. They used oxygen torches to crack a vault, escaped with cash and jewelry estimated at 100000, after forcing watchmen to duty and securing guards on highways. Fifteen bandits led the operation, three hours long, prompting a police alert across Chicago and suburbia. Gene Edelstam, an company official, put the loss at 100000.
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Elgin
Ili
United Press
Tinols Watch Case Co
Yalug
Ee Ang
Chista Eeeowever
Alda
Chicore
Chicago
Gene Edelstam
Scout breakfast meeting proves most interesting
About forty men gathered for breakfast in the M M A dining room to hear Major Roy F Seymour regional scout director for Region Three which includes Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia He praised Warren County Council for its Co of Honor procedure and said local methods may be studied for possible adoption elsewhere.
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Roy F. Seymour
Warren County
Thal
Major Seymour
Two Bishops to Participate in Unusual Service
In a historic Sunday undertaking two bishops join a rare service at the First Methodist Church city, marking an epoch in the parish. The old wood church on Third Avenue, vacated after the brick structure at Market Street and Second Ave, hosts morning events and the afternoon dedication service, recalling earlier revivals and gatherings.
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Ministeniec
Tae
Third Avenue
Market Street
Apology Demanded Over Picketing of Soviet Consulate
Nationalist government in Canton and Soviet Consul General Lande were urged to receive formal apologies for police ordered picketing of the Shanghai Soviet consulate by the municipal council. Western powers plan to press China for reparations and punishment of those responsible for anti foreign outrages in Nanking, per United Press dispatches. American citizens Milfred Mitchell and Wilbur Burton were released by Chinese police after the U S legation intervened. Secretary Davis canceled a plane trip to St Louis due to weather, continuing west by train.
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Peking
U. P.j
Milfred Mitchell
San Francisco
Honolulu
Wilbur Burton
Columbus
United States
Legation
Dayton
Ohio
United Press
James J. Davis
St. Louis
Whisky raid nets truckload of liquor near Bentlerville
A Washington county sheriff raid near Bentlerville confiscated a truckload of whisky and distilling material and resulted in the arrest of one man.
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Washington, Pa
Iman
Washington County
Bentlerville
Swearing Victory for Mrs Miller in Philadelphia League Meet
The Philadelphia Evening Ledger reports a sweeping victory for Mrs John O Miller at an emergency meeting of the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters executive board. The resignation of Miss Martha G Thomas as first vice chair and legislative committee head was reportedly accepted but not verified by the committee.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Evening Ledger
John O. Miller
Pennsylvania League of Women Veters
Martha G. Thomas
League
Handon
Youngsville Pupils Earn Second in Commercial Contest
Youngsville pupils finish second overall in a high school commercial contest. Cambridge Springs and Warren also place in multiple events including Year Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Typewriting. Elaine Kerven of Warren and Juanity Beagles of Cambridge Springs tied for fourth in Second Year Bookkeeping, sharing points.
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Youngsville
Cambridge Sprigs
Elaine Kerven
Warren
Juanity Beagles
Cambrilge Springs
Oklahoma Flood Toll Rises to 22 in Statewide Disaster
Floods across Oklahoma have caused at least 22 deaths with 14 in Mexican homes near Rockyfore and six more drowned in separate communities. Six others are missing as waters overwhelm rivers while forecasts warn of rising floods and officials urge evacuations.
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Unitel Brexs
Oklahoma
Watutu
Rockyfore
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Tonight and Sunday
A Western Pennsylvania weather forecast notes a deepening low pressure over Utah with a broad trough to the Ohio Valley. Expect mainly cloudy skies, light rain along the Atlantic coast to the central plains, and only slight temperature changes with minimal freezing south of the Canadian border.
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Utah
Mississippi River
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Central Plains States
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yelowstone Park
River
Roo
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Arthur Brisbane
Leningrad
Russia
Giza Pyramids
Vienna
Clarence True Wilson
Tribune
WPA
Dallas
G. O. P. Harmony
Methodist Church
State
Vanzetti
Sombre
Borah
Bandits Hold UP Watch CO
ROB
London
United
Nanking Wiii
Miller
Thomas
Cambridge Springs
Brokenstraw
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