Prosecution Under Old Code Upheld In Pa
In Pittsburgh on April 11, Judge Linn ruled that violators of 1927 traffic laws remain prosecutable despite the new code lacking a saving clause. The decision reversed Philadelphia County Court findings that blocked a January 10 1928 conviction of Frank McNamara for operating a vehicle under liquor. The court held the legislature intended to maintain pre existing prosecutions, shielding thousands arrested before January 1.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Linn
Commonwealth
Frank McNamara
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia
Chamberlin Arrives in Warren Amid Scout Guarded Welcome
The famous aviator's blue Atlantic Flyer lands in Warren to a guarded reception led by Boy Scouts and civic leaders. Police clear the field as crowds gather on bridges and streets while Chamberlin, calm and cheerful, greets reporters and visitors before touring the city in a prepared program.
Slow progress on Pennsylvania Ave decor across downtown
Community streetscape efforts on Pennsylvania Avenue lag behind coins on the way out as firehouses and merchants display banners and ads tied to Chamberlin Dsy and the Charter of Cy werce. City officials suggested coordinated advertising in shop windows to boost downtown activity.
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Pensylvania Avenue
Lardimg Field
Ylaga
Cy ~Werce
Chamberlin Dsy
Warren Honors Clarence Chamberlin With City Key Displayed Flags
Warren residents marked a holiday in honor of Clarence Chamberlin with flag displays across business and residential areas. Visitors filled the streets Wednesday as a budget hearing for the coming school year was announced by J Westie Eric, with a Finance committee meeting led by A G Eldred, Dr W M H Robertson, and W S Clark to discuss the budget. In other news, William R Botsford, vice president of Bank of Jstava and Jamestown figure, died at 2 30 am after a stroke, survived by his wife. Blonde White, 50, of Neiltown Forest county, died of a heart attack Wednesday afternoon. The Knights of Columbus 1928 annual revue, a financial and social success, drew praise for home talent performances at St Joseph’s hall. Milton T Beaty’s body search continued at Chautauqua Lake as boats joined the effort after his disappearance on a motor trip last Wednesday.
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Warren
Clarence Chamberlin
Ocearlier
J. Westie Eric
Warren Board of Education
Finance Committee
A. G. Eldred
W. MH. Robertson
W.S. Clark
William R. Botsfod
Bank of Jstava
Jamestown
Mr. Botsford
Lucia C. GI
K. OF C
Knights of Celuabas
St. Joseph's Hall
Beaty
Milton T. Beate
Chautauqua * Lake
Mr. Beaty
Aviation advances and radio aids in transatlantic flight progress
The article recalls postflight insights on European aviation subsidies and US plans to build a self-sustaining air industry. It mentions radio beacons guiding navigation, the role of airmail profitability, the shift toward passenger service, the growth of air factories and training, and Pennsylvania as a promising aviation hub with Warren field noted as an ideal emergency landing site.
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Atlantic
Byrd
Europe
United States
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pase
Parti
Post Office Department
Pennslvania
Warren
Air mail network to cover almost the country
The article outlines a future air mail system that could reach nearly the entire nation. It notes current rates of ten cents per half ounce, with reductions to five cents per ounce expected. the shift to air transport on main lines is seen as a major advantage, altering how mail moves with railroads remaining important now.
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Fureare transporta_ tion
Dmaportani
Thespie Club annual spring dance dazzles guests
The Thespie Club event at the Warren Outing Club featured a dinner dance in cabaret style with red roses and streamers. Ted Zaph and his orchestra performed a peppy program, while patrons Dr and Mrs Helmbrecht and Mr and Mrs Erickson supported the affair. Organizers Perry Davidson and others coordinated the event.
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Warren
Waia. Tenn
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Creed Erickson
Ted Zaph
Woman's Club
Bre
Perry Davidson
Fred Gebhardt
Ralph Sires
Norman Pizne
Eldred Gray
Jenn Greer
Ellyson's Body Found on Beach Near Norfolk
The body of Commander Theodore G. Ellyson, executive officer of the U S Lexington, missing after a night flight from Norfolk to Annapolis weeks ago, was found on a Willoughby Beach near Ocean View. Identification was confirmed by his uniform and a message from Mrs Ellyson about their daughter's illness. His face was bruised and the body transported to Portsmouth naval hospital for burial preparations.
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Norfolk
Theodore G. Ellyson
U. S
Lexington
Annapolis
Willoughby
Ocean View
Portsmouthi Naval Hospital
Lo Annapolis
Ellyson
Remus Denied Bail by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court overruled George Remus's motion for release on bail from Lima state hospital for the criminally insane. The court also overruled his bid to set aside a prior ruling by the Supreme Court, which had found him sane and ordered his release. Release now hinges on the state's appeal of an Allen County appeals court judgment directing Remus's release.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
George Remus
Cincinnati
Lima State Hospital
Supreme Court
Remis
Lima Hospital
Supreme Court of the
Allen County Appeals Courts
Senator Deneen asks inquiry into Chicago primary violence
Chicago violence tied to Illinois primary prompts Governor Oscar E. Carlstrom to be asked to impanel a special grand jury. The inquiry would probe gang violence linked to the Chicago phase of the primary, where one person died, about two dozen were slugged, and several kidnappings were reported.
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Chicago
Arles S. Deneen
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Carlstrom
Oil price list by grade and region for transit company lines
Oil market price table lists grades and rates paid by purchasing agencies across New York transit lines Bradford District and South West Pennsylvania lines. Prices show Pennsylvania Grade Oil varying from 2.65 to 2.80 per barrel with several regional lines including Buckeye Pipe Line Co and Cumberland Pipe Line Co. Also cites Corning and Eureka Pine Line Co prices and regional entries for Kentucky Indiana and Ohio.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Walional Transit Co
National Transit Co
South West
Oireka Pipe Line
Buck _ eye Pipe Co. oy
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Lice Co
Lnea
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureka Pine Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Todiang
Endicott Johnson stock analysis and market notes
Financial analysis notes include Endicott Johnson per share measures, dividend history, and earnings multiples against market benchmarks. Also reports on Southern Pipe Line stock action, Dodge Brothers earnings, Nash Motors, and wide stock market listings with price quotes and brokered market commentary.
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Southern Pipe Line
Capital
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report from New York lists various commodities with figures. Pork prices dull around 11.95 to 22.06 per unit, sugar raw futures noted, coffee No. 7 on spot at 15 percent, hay No. 1 at 1.15 to 1.20, poultry with fowls 23 to 28 cents, turkeys 35 to 45, and other fowl categories priced per unit.
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New York
Middle West
Santoz
Quality Fabric and Apparel Sale Listing
An old style sale listing details various textiles and garments with prices. Items include napkins 22x22 hemmed, towels 22x44 double thread, dress gingham 32 inches wide, princess slips, pongee silk fabrics, apron dresses, boys wash suits, children's panty dresses, and rippled bed spreads in multiple colors. Prices range from 25c to $1.95.
Girls Wash Dresses in Cotton Pongee and Rayon
A catalog note lists girls wash dresses in cotton pongee, cotton print and rayon, well made and neatly trimmed, available in sizes 7 to 16 squars.
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Atlantic Flyer
Chamberlin
Thamberlin
City Wit Chamberlin
Ben Kinnear
Roy Paivin
J. R. VanCleve
Frank Ford
J. L. Ware
Harold Stoddard
Fred Windsor
Monty McClure
Shorty Miller
Bill Geer
J. B. Perks
Clarence Beckley
R. E. Ward
Emory Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Sieber
H. H. Bassetc
3F. Brady
Walter Johnston
F. C. Roud
McJunkin
State Highway Patrol
Otter
Police Department
The
Tribune
American Legion
Pehool
Eddy Street
Fife Fiat
W. M.martin
Lince
Retien
Neiltown
Forest County
Thespie Club
Remus
Sue
Sored
Aes
Groes
Endicott-Johnson Sels
Endicott-Johnson
Joby F. Dikie Co
Dodge Brothers and Subsidiaries
Press Cepts
Nash Motors Co
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Howe
Warren Savings Henk Bldg
Clore
American Steel
American Sugar
American Te Andé Americee Woelen Anaconda - Atchison
Locorsilla
Baltimore
Barnedail Abethleichem
Briggs Manufac Canadian Pa
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeeske
Ohio
Roth Islard
Milwaukee
Chile Copper
Chrysler
Corn Cote Col Carbon Col Gas and Electric
Crucibie Steel
Dodge Brothers Common - Davison Chemical
Erie
CommitEre
Missouri
National Biscuit
Nevada
Northern Pacific i Phillips
Peter Packard
Pan Amer
Peter Patine
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Reading
Republic Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch
Shell Unier
iSimme Petroleur
Sinclair OF
Sketh
Seater
Stardard Gasard Elec
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken R. B
Tidewater Associated
Tobacco Products
Trans
Con. Oil
International Pecreleum
Moenteio Freducere National Transit
Hew
York Freas
Prairie Pipe
Previte
Creek Freducer
Stendard
Bankers
Continerte
Durant
New Breaferd
Piaytees Roh Market
Arkennas Gee
Lone. Star
EW York Produce
Wayne C
Princess
Ic .& Yard
Kayser's
Kayser
Merit
Johnson Brothers
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