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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1928
Page
5
County Treasurer R. E. Waid kept his Warren court house office open all day to issue fishing licenses ahead of the trout season which opens tomorrow with Sunday fishing illegal making Monday the first active fishing day.
Mrs John L Sopher died in Franklin City hospital early Thursday. Survived by husband an infant son parents four brothers and three sisters. Body to be taken to Rocky Grove home. Frank G Wagner died Friday. private funeral at 914 Fourth Ave with Rev Harold Stoddard officiating. Interment Oakland cemetery. Rachel Belle Johnson died Friday. funeral Monday at 2 30 pm from 405 Madison Ave with Rev L M Barnard officiating. Interment Oakland cemetery.
The piece argues the tax on automobiles is unfair since roads funding is insufficient while wartime taxes linger. It envisions sea dromes and trans Atlantic flight, questions navigational challenges, notes Mussolini’s salutes, and ends with a remark on French iron ore discoveries tied to Caesar’s Gaul campaign.
Two Warren men arrested Friday by Warren police were each fined 7 dollars including costs and given suspended 30 day jail sentences at the Saturday morning police court session. Each man was charged with being intoxicated.
Washington April 14 UP Senator David A Reed of Pittsburgh is ill with influenza and must cancel a speaking date in Oil City Pennsylvania. The Oil City Chamber of Commerce postponed the dinner for one week after learning the senator could not attend.
German Irish crew including Baron Gunther Von Huenfeld and Capt. Hermann Koehl faced treacherous headwinds and fuel limits to end their 1800 mile over water flight on a desolate ice bound island between Newfoundland and Labrador. A Marconi operator near Greenly Island relayed the news that the Bremen had landed slightly damaged and out of petrol with the aviators safe.
Berlin headed a flight by Von Huenefeld Koehl and Spindler to Dublin for an epic North Atlantic challenge echoing Nungesser and Colt. Delays and worsening weather delayed takeoff, with misreported sightings and renewed hopes of reaching New York within 36 to 45 hours.
A rummage sale hosted by Philomel will run at the Exchange Hotel room from April 2 to 13, with proceeds likely benefiting local activities. Dates appear as 14 and 6 cents noted in the listing, indicating miscellaneous price points.
White House police prepared to frustrate an expected demonstration by Sandino sympathizers against American intervention in Nicaragua. Word from New York indicated the sympathizers would reach Washington tonight. Earlier advices had led officials to expect them at 9:30 this morning.
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