Warren Refinery Officials to Attend Warren Meet
Representatives from two thirds of Warren refineries and members of the National Petroleum Association are expected to attend the semiannual convention in Cambridge Springs. About 30 talks cover Standards and Tests Welfare and Insurance Refining Membership and Relations Trade and Commerce and Traffic and Transportation. A fellowship supper and films including The Story of Petroleum and Atlantic City Scandals will highlight the event with executive heads and department leaders from Warren district refineries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Refineries
National Petroleum Association
Cambridge Springs
Imall
Atlantic City
F. G. Clark
Conenango
Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Warren District
Wetyen
Tiona Refinery
E. M. Lyon
H. W. Walehi
W. E. Miler
F . Kiernan
Seneca
Auto Association program outlined by McNelly
A. B. McNelly, field manager of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, spoke to Warren county Rotary Club at lunch about the American Automobile Association. He noted U S membership reached 250000 and Pennsylvania 29000, called AA a major world organization, and cited its role in roads, laws, safety education, and motorist advocacy. He urged Warren Club membership to double in the coming drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McNelly
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Warren County
Rotary Club
American Automobile Asse
A‘tion
McNelly
Pennsylvania
United States
Warren Club
Auto Crash At Fentonville Leaves Driver In Serious Condition
Conflicting reports say a heavy Cadillac coupe ran off the road at the Fentonville curve Sunday morning, bearing New York and Pennsylvania plates. Dewey Cramplin of Jamestown is listed in serious condition at Jamestown General Hospital with possible skull fracture. Rumors claim several others were in the car, including a Warren woman with a broken leg, but no confirmation. Operators must submit production cost figures in a U S Senate inquiry as West Virginia mine costs are examined.
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Fentonville
New York
Pennsylvania
Dewey Cramplin
West Sixth Street
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Warren
Harry
Notice of variable office hours at 211 Water Street
Illness keeps B G Gregory from regular office hours. may be seen at home at 5 p.m. daily, 211 Water Street.
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Water Street
Fishing licenses issued at county treasurer’s office Saturday
Searchers for Milton J. Beaty’s body remained unsuccessful as lake conditions eased enough for crews to return to work on Lake Chautauqua. High winds and cold weather discouraged the effort, with Beaty missing for ten days after the boat and his clothing were found on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Beaty
Lake Chautauqua
Mr. Beaty
Justice Excludes Defense Evidence In Teapot Lease Trial
In Washington on April 16 Justice Bailey blocked defense testimony alleging Teapot Dome lease necessity due to oil drainage. The ruling halted three defense witnesses and barred evidence linking drainage to the Sinclair case, while allowing witnesses about Fall’s $25 000 bonds. The trial proceeds with the government presenting other evidence.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Justice Bailey
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
E. C. Finney
A. C. Veatch
Darrell H. Wegemann
E. L. Doheny
Fall
Fell
Russia
Head of Statler Hotel Chain Dies
New York April 16 UPI E M Statler head of the Statler hotel chain died today in his Pennsylvani suite. Cause listed as double pneumonia with influenza. He was 65 and originator of perfect service. Mrs Statler present. Funeral services likely Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E.me. Statler
Statler
Pennsylvani
Samuel W. Lambert
Lambert
Charity Bridge Night by Warren Chapter of C D A at Philomel
A Warren Chapter Catholic Daughters of America board party charity event is planned for Tuesday evening at Philomel Clubhouse. Miss Ollie McNamara and committee organize bridge five hundred and pedro with table reservations, refreshments, and prizes for high scores in the three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chapter
Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Chubhouse
Ollie McNamara
Lana Pedro
Motor Club Offers 24 Hour Registration Assistance
The Warren County Motor Club announces 24 hour service to speed license and titling through the Pennsylvania Highway Department. Affiliated with the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, the club aids more than 117,000 motorists statewide and has resolved long delays for members in minutes via a direct department call. Prompt handling by the department also promotes safe driving attitudes as emphasized by the Hoover Conference on Safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Warren County Motor Club Today
Cabte Siwald Arite
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Warren County Motor Club
Ths
Warren County
Autoists Dinner Draws Prominent Speaker and Big Attendance
Reports to the committee organizing the automobile owners dinner indicate a large turnout at the event to be held at the Y.M.C.A. Tuesday evening. E. D. McNelly will be the chief speaker, sharing insights from his extensive experience with motorists across several states. His engagements and the growing AAA membership in Pennsylvania underscore the significance of the meeting and the auto industry’s impact on daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sheffield
Clarendon
Tidibute
Youngsville
E. D. McNelly
McNelly
McNeily
Pennsylvania
American Automobile Association
BleNelly
Deaths and Funerals in Jamestown Area
John Hunt of 310 Ead Street Jamestown died Sunday morning at Jamestown General Hospital. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm from Garrity funeral home. Survived by widow Florence Hunt son Samuel Hunt three daughters Ruth Donaldson Alice Harrison Hannah Rolph and brother Roger Hunt. Mr Hunt lived in Jamestown 42 years and worked at Broadhead Worsted Mills. Josephine Kidder Van Ord died Sunday afternoon at sister Rhoda Thomas home aged 72. Funeral services Wednesday at 10:30 am from the Thomas home and 1 pm at Bear Lake Church. Interment Town Line cemetery Bear Lake. Survived by sons Harry Ralph and daughter Mia Wayne Crosby and Mrs Clarence Hraley and sister Mrs Thomas and brother George Kidder. Native of Warren, came to visit sister.
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John Hunt
Ead Street
Jamestown
Samuel Hunt
Warren
Jamestown General Hospital
Garrity Funeral Home
Samuel
Hunt
Florence E. Hunt
Ruth Donaldson
England
Alice Harrison
Dunkirk
Hannah Rolph
Roger Hunt
Mir
Broadhead
Josephine Kidder van Ord
Rhoda Thomas
Jefferson Avenue
Thomas
Bear Lake
Town Line
van Ord
Harry
North Clymer
Ralph
Werren
Mia
Wayne Crosby
Clarence Hraley
Sugargrove
George Kidder
Per Share Analysis of Back of Fact Shares
Summary notes total property per share 417.61 with deductions for prior claims 182.79 current obligations 13.45 accrued debts 19.90 yielding 216.24. Property rate commission stock 201.47 earnings 5.68 to 7.08 5.06 for 1923 1924 1926 1926. No dividend on common. pid. dividends 2.01 in 1924 and 5.00 continued. Mo Pac may lease road at 7 percent on common. Texas and Pacific trades at 7 10 of property value. Exchange stocks average about 20 times earnings. others about 38 percent.
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Mo. Pac
Texse and Pacific
Exchange
Toledo Kidnappers Loot $200000 In Express Robbery
Five bandits abducted an express messenger and three guards in Toledo and seized loot valued at $200,000. They fought police with sawed off shotguns, dumped victims in a truck, and escaped after a gun battle near the University of Toledo. Federal and local officers recovered the loot in a car, while one officer was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U. P
Ater
George Zientara
Zineta
Oficers
Zientara
Ane
Rehearsal and schedule notes for high school play
High school notes report rehearsal for the Seven Keys to Baldpate tonight at 6 55 with a photo for the Dragon. Weekly practice continues Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings with a 5 penny on Wednesday. report cards appear with few smiles as attendance improves after spring colds decline. Boys Glee club sang Morning Hymn and One Sweetly Solemn Thought at Lutheran church. Dragon board met in room 24. annual contributions due next Monday as the magazine goes to press next week.
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Baldpate
Boys’ Glee Club
Lutheran Church
The
Dragon Board
New crackled parchment shades for lamps described
A brief item notes new crackled parchment shades suitable for bridge floor or table lamps. The listing highlights versatility and decorative appeal for lighting setups.
Market Close Snaps Wide Swing In Industrial Stocks
Today's session shows mixed results as industrials and oils fluctuate. Major names from Allied Chemical to Bethlehem Steel appear in varied gains and losses, with standard oil firms and energy players contributing to a broad, unsettled close across the market.
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Allied Chem
American Bosch Mag
American Con
American Car Foundry
Awe
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sum
Tobacco American Tel
American Woolen
Atchison
Atlantic Refining
Beltpin Locomotive
Itimere
R! i
Bendell
Bethlehem Steel
Mig
California Petroleum Vanation Pacific
U. S. Leather
Cerra de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Rock Island
Mil
St. Pan Chile Copper Col Gas
Elec
Croucible Steel
Dodge Bros
Davison Chemical Erie R. R
Common Erie R. R
Freeport
Texas
Graham Paige
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Bay
Gulf States Steel - Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas - Inspiration Copper
International Combustion International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Magma
Mack Truck
Marland Oi
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific Moon Motors
National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New Avea
New York Central North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete Packard Motor
Pan Awer Pete Patino
Penna RR
Pure OF
Racio Corp
Durant Del New Bradford Oil New York Qi Nail Fuel
Markets in Pittsburgh show mixed oil and gas quotes amid steady trading. Industry names such as Arkanene Gas Lone Star and Ex-Dividend notes appear in brief commodity listings with brief price cues and market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant del
New Bradford Oil
New York Qi
Poitsburgh
Arkanene Gas
Lone Star
TOR Secewereet
Advance hearing on Ware case in Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court advanced for early hearing the Reed senate primary investigation committee appeal from lower federal court rulings that denied a mandate to force Pennsylvania authorities to turn over the Ware Wilton ballot boxes. Hearing set for April 23. Lower courts said they had no jurisdiction to aid the committee.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Reed Senate
Lower Feder
Pennsyvania
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Dull Trade
April 16 report from New York lists varied price levels across commodities. Flour is dull but steady, pork quiet at $150, lard around $13.86 to $21.95, raw sugar steady near 96 cents with refined at $6.96 to $6.00, coffee spots at 25 percent, and various poultry, cheese, butter, and egg values with mixed receipts and regional differences.
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New York
New
York
Middle West
Young Americas
Receims
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Petroleum Asia
Auto Association
U.P
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
West Virgina
B. G. Gregory
Statler Hotel Chain
C. D. OF A
Philomel
Motor Club
State Dept
Caen
REXAS
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank
Reading RR
Republic Iron and Stee Royal Dutch
Shel Union
Southern Pacific
Standard Gas and Elect
Stewart Warner
Sidebaker
Texas Coxp Timken RB
Tidewater Asent Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Con Oil
Union Oil
Californua
Union Favifie
US Cast Iron Pipe US Rubber
Westinghouse White Riotors Woolworth
Willys Overland
Maritaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Commich
Continental Oi
Ware
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Kayser
Humming Bird
Belding
Rayon Union Suits
Gordon
Elas
New Summer Quarterly
Johnson Brothers
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