New York Stocks Boom as Election News Stir Public Interest
The article notes Wall Street’s booming activity despite diverse speculation patterns and outlines political leads in Republican and Democratic contests. It cites Hoover ahead of Lowden, Smith nearing 64 delegate votes, and mentions Chicago primaries, King George, Jugo Slavia submarines, Mussolini concerns, and Lindbergh ferrying 36 Pacific coast girls.
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Copp Ciekt
New York Amationy, Inc
Wall Street
New York
Herbert Hoover
Byep
Lowden
Smith
Houston
King George
England
Chicago
Bill” Thompson
Sach
Lester Moots Fired From Phi Gam Orchestra
Lester Moots is dismissed from the Phi Gamma orchestra after accusations of allowing a female interference during his saxophone practice. The incident highlights tensions within the group amid rising competition, with Copyright dated 1028 and attribution to John IF.
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Lester Moots
Phi Gam
John IF
Fire and blast kill many at Missouri dance hall
An explosion and ensuing fire at a crowded dance hall in West Plains Missouri last night left 33 found dead today with 18 injured and property damage estimated at 250000. Coroner G E Burns opened an investigation as emergency crews recovered bodies from the smoldering ruin.
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West Plains
G. BE. Burns
Howell County
Missouri
Legion Workers to Meet Monday in Crescent Park Drive
Legion workers plan a Monday 7 PM meeting at Chief Cornplanner Post rooms near Citizens National Bank to push a drive for a new Legion home. Fifty attended the kickoff, with Katekam Inc. of Pittsburgh explaining trustee certificate pledges and urging strong support. Commander Kinnear said the memorial cannon base is in place in Crescent Park and cobblestone exterior work will start next week. committee members are Clair Rapp William Paris and Charles Taylor. An earthquake of moderate intensity near Chicago was recorded by the U S Weather Bureau seismograph.
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American Legion
Citizens National Bank
Katekam, Inc
Pittsburgh
Legion
Ben Kinnear
Crescent Park
Clair Rapp
William Paris
Charles Taylor
In Congress Today Senate and House Updates
Senate did not meet in session. Finance committee reviews tax relief in a closed session. Public lands panel weighs a Yellowstone County extension bill. House keeps processing the legislative establishment appropriation bill. Agriculture committee presses Vinson bill regulating cotton futures trading.
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Finance
Public Lands Committee
Yellowstone National Ark
House
Agriculture
Vinson
Mid-April cold wave forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh report April 14 confirms a mid-April cold wave with snow flurries predicted for Western Pennsylvania. Meteorologist W S Brotzman warned Northwest winds may push temperatures below freezing within 24 hours. Rain today should turn to snow tonight or tomorrow, but the cold spell will be brief with a rise in temperatures by Monday. The recent cool spell has slowed fruit bud growth, mitigating damage concerns.
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Pittsburgh
U. P.J
Pennsylvania
W.S. Brotzman
Brotzman
Campaign log shows Hoover and Smith pledges nationwide
Washington tabulators report Hoover with 374 pledged allegates toward the Kansas City nomination while 545 votes needed. Smith backers claim 71 delegates, 63 short of two thirds. Oregon notes 18 state delegates favor Smith. Smith greeted by 5000 in Asheville and declines politics. Heflin accuses campaign of being the largest corruption effort to nominate Smith.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Friends of
Alfred E. Smith
Refuse Miners Permission for Canvass of Schools
Scranton local of the United Mine Workers of America has been refused permission to canvass Scranton public schools for provisions and clothing for dependents in the coal zone near Pittsburgh. Local members had sought access to collect aid under wartime relief efforts.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton Public Schools
Pittsburgh
Railroad seeks third trial over damage award
Pittsburgh April 14 A motion for a third trial was filed by Pennsylvania railroad counsel in the damage case of Rose A Murphy of Greensburg Pa The verdict in favor of Murphy was $2700 in the common pleas court The second trial alleged injury in a August 1924 train collision while a passenger on the defendant s train from Cleveland to Greensburg The first trial awarded Murphy $35000 before a new trial was granted to the railroad
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rose A. Murphy
Greensburg
Common Pleas
Misa
Miss Murphy
Cleveland
Forest and Licht meetings planned for rural farmers
Farm Agent O C Tritt arranged two meetings next week for rural residents on forestry planting and electricity use on farms. The Scandia Grange Hall session on April 18 at 1 30 p m will cover Use of Electricity on the Farm and How to Secure it with J M McKee present. A Friday demonstration of forestry planting at Seth Holmes farm in Garland will show planting distances grounding and care for spruce and white pine seedlings. Seedlings may be obtained from the state forestry department. Meanwhile the House agriculture committee voted to substitute the Haugen farm relief bill for the McNary measure in protest of Senate provisions.
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O. C. Tritt
Scandia Grange Hall
J. M McKee
Pennsylvania
Seth Holmes
Garland
Warren County
Tribune Tonight Summary
The text lists sections and page placements for a Tribune issue. It enumerates program names, editorial content, sections on deaths, sports, automobile news, society and church items, comics, classifieds, radio, crosswords, and regional news across multiple pages. It functions as a contents rundown for the issue.
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Sugargrove
Lander
Tidioute
Grand Valley
Lander and Akeley
Former Warren man knighted by Danish king
M. P. Moller Sr former Warren organ manufacturer was named Knight of Dannebrog by the Danish consul. The honor, the highest from Denmark, recognizes his international organ building success. Moller's plant at Hagerstown is said to be the world's largest.
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Denmark
M. P. Moller
Warren
Moller
Dannebrog
Charles Stricker
Molter
Greencastle
Hagerstown
United States
Danneborg
Eleventh Annual Men’s Club Banquet Set for May 2
The Life Study and Friday Moon clubs announce their eleventh annual banquet at the C. A. banquet hall on Tuesday evening May 2. Dr Charles E Guthrie of Buffalo will speak, headlining what organizers call the town’s premier men’s event of the season.
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Men of the Life Study
C. A
Kottcamp
Charles E. Guthrie
Buffalo
Kottcaimp
Fruit crop damage report from Reading by county agent
County agricultural agent Charles Adams reports severe fruit damage from recent cold weather in Reading. He estimates up to 400 percent loss of peach buds in some orchards and a minimum 50 percent damage overall. Cherries, plums and apricots also severely affected. Winter storms extend across the Midwest and South.
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Charles Adams
Adams
Bremen Monoplane Lands on Ice After North Atlantic Flight
The Bremen crew report the plane badly damaged in a forced landing on Greenly Island after 4 hours over Belle Isle Strait. Despite damage and fuel‑limits, the crew are safe and hope to resume after repairs, with conflicting messages about condition and next steps. The event draws international attention as rescue plans and further flights unfold.
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Bremen
Greenly Isle
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Koshi, Baron van Huenefeld
Fitzmaurice
New York
Quebec
Bremes
Greenly Island
Helte Dele Strait
North Atlantic
Labrador
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
Straits of Belle Isle
Inform Press
Dublin
All Ireland
North America
Ireland
James Fitzmaurice
Baldonnel
Firemaurice
Doublin
Baldonneate Drome
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Baldonnel Air
ST. John's
N. F
U. P
Strait
Belle Isle
North Atlantic Ocean
Mitchel Field
Heaven
Irish Air Force
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Tonight and Sunday
Weather forecast notes rain tonight likely changing to snow early Sunday morning, with much colder conditions tonight and Sunday. Local observations at 8 a.m. CSV readings show 40s to 63 degrees with no precipitation. sun times listed. Nearby cities Chicago Cleveland Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Washington also reported readings around 50s to 70s.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
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