Snow Buries 260 People and 20,000 Animals in Chile
Santiago dispatch reports that 260 persons and 20,000 animals were buried under a 24 foot snow in the Los Girones region. Many buried in ravines for three days. some feared dead from cold and exposure. Tourists likely among those trapped as authorities rush aid from Santiago with doctors and supplies.
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Santiago
Chile
Apri
Taica
Nacion
Los Girones Regio
Lake Los Girones
San Eago
Citizenship Lesson Features Meeting of Clarendon W. C. T. U
The April meeting of the Clarendon W. C. T. U. was held at Mrs. Marie Nedson’s home with a large turnout. The program included a Citizenship lesson, remarks on the federal Prohibition enforcement leadership, and articles urging opposition to “wet” propaganda, plus a voter appeal and commentary on candidates’ records. Refreshments followed.
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Clarendon W. C. T. U
Marie Nedson
Hathurst
Mealey
Mable Walker Wil- Tebrant
Dallas
Mrs Knupp Attends Auxiliary Council Meeting in Union City
Mrs Wr J Knupp of Warren state director of the American Legion Auxiliary of Pennsylvania attended the Union City session with Mrs Evelyn Walsh of Bradford and Mrs M J Daley of Kane. The council, covering Warren McKean Elk and Forest counties, met at the Hotel Congdon with broad auxiliary representation. The next meeting is set for June at Northeast. The Warren County Council meeting is planned for April 28 in Youngsville per Mr Knupp.
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Wr. J. Knupp
Warren
American Legion Auxilery
Pennslvania
Evelyn Walsh
Bradford
Western Councils
M. J. Daley
Kane
Warren, McKean, Elk and Forest County Council
Union City
Ene Forest and
Venango County
Congdon
Knupp
Warren County Courc
Youngsvill
Kxupp
Westen Ameican Legion Post
Deaths and Funerals in Ludlow and Warren
Eva Pauline Swanson 12, Ludlow, died at home after nine months illness. Survived by parents Emil and Swenson, three sisters and two brothers, with funeral at home Friday and church service at Ludlow Lutheran. Ellen Mead Connely, 60s, Warren resident, died at home 30 Plum Street. Survived by two sons Rufus and Leon, one grandson, widow of S. S. Connely, funeral Tuesday from home with burial at Oakland Cemetery.
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BVA
Pauline Swanson
Eva Pauline Swanson
Emil Swenson
Ludlow
William Hanson
Mabel Swanson
Edith
Carl
Evan
Eva
Ludlox Lutheran
Laliun
Carl Jacobton
Ludlow Cemetery
Ellen Mead Connely
Plum Street
L. M. Barnard
Oakland Cemetery
Connely
J. Leon Connely
State College
Mrs. Connely
Brokenarraw Township
Warren
Lincoln assassination remembered at Ford Theatre anniversary
New York reports mark sixty three years since Abraham Lincoln was killed by John Wilkes Booth during a performance of Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre. The piece details conspirators, trials, hangings, and eventual sentences for Suratt Atzerodt Herold Powell and others.
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New York
A. P
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
Mary E. Spratt
George Atzerodt
David E. Herold
Lewis Powell Payne
Liberty
Lloyd Lewis
Suratt
Ford
Herold
Washington
Weichmann
Lowi J Weichmann
St. Charles Academy
Powell
Surratt
Atzersdt
Dr Mudd
Edward Spangler
Micael O'Loughlin
Samuel Arnold
Potomac
Mrs. Suratt
Atzerdt
Arnold Mudd
O'Loughlin
Spangler
John Suratt
Scout Executive Plans Summer Camp Folder at Camp Olmstead
Scout Executive Fiana C. Roud prepares a six page folder outlining summer Boy Scout camp activities at Camp Olmstead from July 26 to August 4. The folder will be sent to scouts and officials from the scout headquarters on June 17. Also planned is family picnic arrangements at Camp Old Stead to acquaint parents with the camp as a vacationing and instructive period.
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Fiana C. Roud
Camp Olmstead
Scout Headquarters
Camp Old- Stead
Grand Old Man Charles Chase Secures Fishing License
Russell resident Charles Chase aged 75 known as Warren county's grand old man obtained a fishing license from County Treasurer R. E. Waid at the courthouse this morning. Chase appeared robust and healthy, according to Waid.
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Charles Chase
Russell
Warren County
R. E. Waid
Mr. Chase
Mr. Waid
County Issues 133 Fishing Licenses As Office Extends Hours
At noon 133 fishing licenses were issued by the county treasurer. Indications suggest many more will apply this afternoon as the office remains open beyond the usual weekday closing time under R. B. Ward’s decision.
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R. B. Ward
Beaty's Glove Found Tied to Tragic Warren Man
A driving glove linked to Miken Beaty of Warren, missing after a speed boat accident on Chautauqua Lake, has been recovered by a trapper near Colburn's shores. The returned item follows another glove found earlier, tying into the man's disappearance and prompting renewed attention from the Beaty family and local readers.
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Miken 3
Beaty
Warren
Chautauqua Lake
Colburn’s
Warren Mar
Delegates to D A R convention rescued from burning hotel
Twenty four delegates bound for the D A R convention were rescued from smoke filled rooms at the Kerns hotel in Washington. Firemen found a nude man sleeping under a table in the basement where the blaze started from a cigarette. The man, identified as Robert Downs, 35, suffered severe burns but revived at a hospital. Jas Jefferies, the hotel butler, was carried out unconscious but recovered.
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Washington
Kerns Hotel
Ryling
Robert Downs
Jas. Jefferies
Society Returns from Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Robert Hall of Pennsylvania Avenue West arrived home from Philadelphia where Mr Hall underwent an operation several weeks ago. He is recovering nicely.
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Philadelphia
Robert Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Hall
Cantata Postponed by Salem Evangelical Choir
The sacred cantata The Conquering King planned for Sunday, April 15, is moved to April 22. Miss Harriett Haines hosts guests arriving from New York by motor including Miss Dorothy Basrsbach, Miss Kissy Greephard, and Harry Wainwright. Cautious buyers are advised to read the classifieds carefully.
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Sa‘lem Evangelical Church
Harriett Haines
Market Street
New York City
Dorothy Basrsbach
Glenridie
New Jersey
Kissy Greephard
Brooklyn
Harry Wainright
Metuchen
N. J
Harness Harness Harsh Charge Draws Judge Rebuke
Humane Society surveillance led Judge J. Arird to admonish Warner for a harness wired on a horse. Conway described a worn harness with only about 20 feet of leather left and heel injuries from wagon equipment. Warner must pay costs and fix stables while the harness is barred from reuse.
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Vcliam Conway
Warner
Conway
Astromere
Corway
Eare
Road bids set for May 3 and 4 in Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 14 U P Bids will be opened by the state highway department on May 3 and 4 for 18 road projects totaling over forty miles of highway work. A bridge over Oswayo Creek on route 236 in Ceres township McMean county is included for May 4. May 3 projects are mainly concrete work in Clarion Selemownship Washington Chartiers end Canton townships Erie and more. May 4 concrete projects include Indiana White township Indiana 18616 feet H 508 Cherry Hill and Green townships and Clymer borough.
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Harrisburg
U. P
State Highway Department
Ceres Township
McMean County
Clarion
Selem
Washington
Chartiers
Canton
Erie
Lawrence Park
Indiana
White Township
Cherry Hil
Green Townships
Clymer Borough
Financial Briefs on Bank Reserves and Telecos Earnings
National banks total resources rose to 27,573,687,900 as of February 23 with 7,734 banks reported. Treasury plans to withdraw 31,409,700 on April 16 from depository institutions in the second Federal Reserve district. Commerce reports weekly trade volume for the week ended April 7 surpassed all 1927 weeks. AT&T for Q1 ended March 31 posted net income of 38,886,121 versus 37,269,827 a year earlier.
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The
Treasury
Federal Reserve District
Department of Commerce
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oil Price List Amid Varied Regional Grades and Lines
A heap of commodity prices appears for various grades of Pennsylvania oil and related grades across multiple pipelines and regions. The list names purchasers, lines, and regions from New York Transit lines to Buckeye Pipe Line Co. and Eureka Pipe Line Co., with prices ranging from approximately 0.25 to 2.80 per unit, including notes on regional districts like Bradford, Somerset, and Cleveland areas.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford District
Nation
al Transit Co
National_ Trasit C
South West
Eureka Pipe Life Co
Buckeye Ppe Co
Lin Seveee
Buckeye Pipe Life Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Indiana Refixing Co
West
Ken Wacky
Cumberland
Barren
Monroe
Fee Suntan
Paragon Revere
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Kentucky
Lima
Indiana
Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Llinois
Waterloo
Petrosla
Canada
Saginaw
New York Markets and Financials Summary
A dated financial digest reports per share metrics for Centralralcon and related stock data including earnings 1922 through 1927, asset values, and dividend rates. It notes New York floor activity described as quiet and firm with commodity prices for pork, lard, sugar, coffee, and dairy, plus detailed live poultry and cheese quotes and Otis steel March profit of 515,632 after interest but before taxes and depreciation.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific Coast
Otis Steel March
Wall Street closes mixed as industrials lead gains
A broad list of stocks shows mixed moves with gains in Allied Chem American Can General Electric General Motors and several copper and oil names while several rail and steel names slip. Trading action centers on industrials and majors with notable percentages reflected in multiple sectors.
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Allied Chem
Bosch Mag
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col. Carton
Crucible Steel Bay Ledge Brot
Davison Chemical
Eric R. R
Freeport
Texas
Gardner
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Great Northern Ray
Graham
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Trock
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacifi - Moon Motors
National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific i
Phillip Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Pete
Peore
Recio Corp
Reading
Republic Tron
Savings Bank Moves Into New Quarters
The Warren Savings Bank today moved into the new part of its building on the same site. Service to customers resumes Monday as usual. Patrons are invited to visit and view the progress in combining old and new quarters.
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The
Warren Savings Bank
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