Crisis Noble Typewriter and Whipping Post Debate
The article surveys rubber industry moneyed ties and possible price drops as Britain abandons monopolistic aims. It hints that GM may enter tire manufacture, notes Mercedes Gleitz’s Gibraltar swim, and discusses Tolstoy and Swinnerton art. It ends with Judge Bufington’s advocacy of a mechanical whipping post and cautions about brutality and crime incentives.
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Bufington
Cgikcatt Court of Appeals
Kavanagh
Chicago
Jewelry heist targets Norristown store, $17,000 in jewels lost
Robbers entered the Robert L. Snyder jewelry store in Norristown over the weekend, ripping open two safes and taking diamonds, watches, and other valuables valued at more than $17,000. The crime is under investigation.
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Norristown
U. P
Robert L. Snyder
Sunday rains check forest fires in state
Fire rages across Pennsylvania are checked by heavy rains that drenched early Sunday morning, temporarily halting spread amid fierce winds. Officials fear sun and wind could rekindle blazes, with the Bloom area fire contained but nearby acres burned in Hunlock Beaver Valley and Lofty sectors. Thousands of small fires added to the total, with continued reporting promised on page two.
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Harrisburg
Lexat
Bloomaburg
Hunlock
Beaver Valley
Warren Air Service Possible Soon for Residents
Warren plans to offer passenger flights within weeks as Lewis Seaberg of Jamestown and W. S. King of Chandlers Valley prepare two aircraft a seaplane and a land plane for commercial use. They will fly passengers at scheduled rates if a suitable landing field is arranged with local cooperation.
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Lewis Seaberg
Jamestown
W. S. King
Chandlers Valley
King
Metzger-Wright Company
King and Seaberg
Lake Chautauqua
Naval Fir Service
Seaberg
Waco
Mother of Lindy Flies to Toronto
Mrs Evangeline Lodge and Miss Maud Dawson arrived at Leaside Airdrome in Toronto after a Detroit bound flight in a five passenger Buhl cabin aircraft piloted by Louis G Meister. Mrs Meister was in the party.
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Toronto
U. P
Evangeline Lodge
Maud Dawson
Detroit
Leaside Airdrome
Mich
Louis G. Meister
Buhl Aircraft Company
Meister
Chamberlin Day Program Highlights Flyover and Addresses
Col. Clarence Newell will arrive by Sperry Messenger plane at 11:80 and perform acrobatic flight, land at Eddy Street flats, and be greeted by a local reception committee. He will address Warren’s service clubs at BCA, speak to students, and attend a Legion dinner before a big Library Theatre event with motion pictures.
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Clarence
Sperry
Eddy Street
Warren
B.C
Library Theatre
American Legion
Body of Milton Beaty Still Missing at Lake Chautauqua
Searchers fail to locate Milton J Beaty's body at Lake Chautauqua despite five boats trawling the north shore with grappling hooks. Elmer James of Warren directed the effort hampered by strong winds though search has been ongoing since Beaty was reported missing Wednesday evening. The overturned launch Beaty S, found Thursday, with coat glove and paddle recovered Saturday, limiting search area off Bellevue opposite Lakewood. David Beaty,Milton's brother, arrives from Florida to supervise. family has offered a 1000 dollar reward. Gear provided by Warren police. extra outfits from Pickett hardware sent to the lake.
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Chautauqua
Milton J.beaty
Elmer James
Warren
Bellevue
Lakewood
David Beaty
Milton Beaty
Pompano
Florida
Warren Police Department
Pickett Hardward Company
Fitzgerald to lead Warren unit in Guard for Honor voyage
Sergeant Willis Fitzgerald of Company 1 Warren unit selected by Captain Charles G. Pearson to represent the local outfit in the Guard for Honor memorials on French battlefields. He leaves May 14 for Philadelphia to join the company, sails May 19 to New York, then Brest, France, on the George Washington to serve with 160 men and several officers.
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Willis Fitzgerald
Charles G. Pearson
Warren
Pennsylvania National Guard
Guard For Honor
France
Fitzgerald
Starbrick
National Guard
Struthers‘Wells Company
Philadelphia
Guard of Honor
New York City
Brest
George Washington
Return Body of Slain Youth to Pittsfield
General services for Ward Alten Johnson 18 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson of Pittsfield who was killed Saturday morning in an alleged gun fight at Mount Vernon Ohio will be held Tuesday afternoon at two oclock from the Pittsfield United Brethren church. He was born June 29 1909 near Spring Creek and is survived by his parents a sister Naomi and a brother Warren. Investigate shooting. Body returned to Pittsfield Sunday by J E Summer son and Henry Donaldson of Pittsfield who went to Mount Vernon to investigate the shooting. Ralph Rickerson of Pittsfield wounded in the alleged gun fight with Columbus city and county authorities and Pennsylvania Railroad detectives denied involvement in the Columbus restaurant robbery.
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Ward Alten
Johnson
Floyd Johnson
Pittsfield
Dount Vernon
Ohio
J. E. Summer
Henry Donaldson
Pittsfeld
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Rickerson
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mild Weather Follows Snow During Easter in Warren
Easter weather swung from a drizzly Saturday to snow Sunday in Warren. After a brief spell of warm 75 degree days, temperatures plunged to 32 degrees at Easter morning and 26 degrees Monday, with a high near 37 in the afternoon and a forecast of rising temperatures Tuesday.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Mercury
Washington Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Former Commander of State Guard Dies at 81
Major Wendell Phillips Bowman former commander of the Pennsylvania National Guard and veteran of the Civil and Spanish American wars died suddenly at his home near Merion. He was on active duty during the riot in Pittsburgh in 1877 and later in the anthracite fields near Scranton.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Wendell Phillips Bowman
Pennnsylevania National Guard
Merion
National
Pittsburgh
Scranton
In Congress Today Senate Debates Farm Relief
In Congress Today the Senate debates farm relief amid ongoing federal policy concerns. The Interstate Commerce Committee resumes coal investigation while the Agriculture Subcommittee continues cotton inquiries. House considers bills on the unanimous consent calendar.
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Senato
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Sub
HOUSE
Campaign Log outlines Republican delegates and key races
More than 100 delegates to the Republican national convention will be chosen at four state conventions and two primaries this week. Mindyward Nebraska primaries loom with Senator Norris favored in Nebraska, Lowden battles in his own state. Hoover versus Lowden lines form in several state conventions as Smith plans a North Carolina vacation to meet Southern leaders.
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Hanags City
Norris
Lowden
Chicago
Inllinois
Rhode Island
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Asheville
N. C
Smith
Warren Residents Back From Pinehurst
Mr and Mrs W T Kelly returned to Warren by road from a one week stay in Pinehurst North Carolina. Other locals in Pinehurst at present include Francis Fisher Francis Stakelum Marshall Parshall Dr H C Jacobs Mr and Mrs Ray Elliott and Hugh Hazeltine. Parshall and Fisher stood forty ninth and fifty fifth in Pinehurst North South Golf Tourney qualifying rounds.
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W. T. Kelly
Warren
Pinehurat
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Francis Fisher
Francis Stakelum
Marshall Parshall
de. H. C. Jacobs
Ray Elliott
Hugh Hazeltte
Francie Fisher
Dr. Fry
of City
Chicago Kidnaping Plot Uncovered Shocks City
Chicago detectives disclosed an extensive kidnapping plan targeting more than a dozen wealthy residents to be abducted for ransom totaling nearly one million dollars. Police reported seven members of the plot were involved and that the crime ring aimed to seize prominent locals.
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Chicago
U. P
Sacro
Thomas Gaynor
Labor trouble seen as Reds' worst menace to U S
William Lord Varney, government labor adviser, warned Rotary Club that domestic labor agitation poses greater danger than revolution. He said Reds are foreign-born, aided by immigrant agitators, and backed by the Third Internationale in Moscow seeking to overthrow American institutions. He cited foreign language branches in the socialist and Workers' Communist parties.
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America
William Lord Varney
Rotary Club
Socialist Party
Workers’ Communist Party
Varney
Third Internationale
Moscow
Russia
The Tribune Tonight Page Index Overview
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Telegraph News
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Russell and Lander News
Arrival Here for Chamberlin Flight Stop in City
Col Clarence D Chamberlin visits Buffalo on the hundred city tour and will depart for Warren after a 11 30 a m arrival. He plans to circle the city and perform acrobatics for school children plus a public landing at Eddy street. Boy Scouts will be dismissed early and report to the Post Office for records and later attend a Library theatre address.
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Clarence D. Chamberlin
Buffalo
Frie
Col. Chamberlin
Sperry
Warren
the Tribune
Chamber- Tin
Vver
Fats
Eddy Street
Hubar
Chamberlin
Library Theatre
Two Near Death As Result Wreck
SUNBURY Pa April 9 Two men were badly injured and several others lightly hurt when a Reading Railroad freight and passenger train collided head on on a sharp curve. Engineer Lewis Walcher of Williamsport suffered internal injuries and possible skull fracture while conductor William Eisley of Williamsport sustained a possible skull fracture. The lighter engine was telescoped and four freight cars piled on the engine, blocking tracks. passengers escaped with minor bruises. Both trains traveled about 35 miles an hour.
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Sunbury
U.P
Reading
Lewis Walcher
Williamsport
William Eisley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Weather Estimates From Early Morning Readings
The Weather Guess Observations report at 8 a m lists city temperatures for Cleveland 28 Miami 74 Philadelphia 42 Pittsburgh 20 San Francisco 54 Washington 46 Yellowstone Park 22. Local Observations note river at 6.5 and precipitation .31 since Sunday morning with sun set Friday and Tuesday sunrise at 5 81.
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Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
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