Clarendon Woman Jailed for Contempt of Court
Mrs Myra W Handmore of Clarendon was jailed for contempt after failing to appear before Judge D A Arird in response to a habeas corpus writ. The writ sought the two Newman children, Robert 2 and Clair 4, held by Olive H Newman and Mrs Handmore, said to be with Handmore absent from the home. Sheriff Harry Jefferson delivered Handmore to Warren. officials searched for Newman and the children later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra W. Handmore
Clarendon
D. A. Arird
Robert Ritchie
Harry Jefferson
Jefferson
Handmore
Warren
Arird
Gust W. Newmar
Andmore
Olive H. Newman
Newman
Newmans
Sheffield
Robert
Clair
Clarenda
Newmane
Governor Fisher Opens Northern Inspection Tour
Governor John Fisher departed Harrisburg for an annual state inspection tour focusing on northern counties and coal regions. He will visit Danville Blossburg Coudersport Bradford Warren Corry Erie Meadville Titusville Oil City Franklin Polk Brookville and DuBois before returning home for the weekend and resuming after the statewide primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John
Fisher
Danville
Arthur Townsend
Blossburg
Coudersport
Bradford
Warren
Corry
Erie
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin, Polk
Brookille
DuBois
Indiana
Limited fishing ban near State Game Refuge No 29
County Treasurer R. E. Ward received notice that no fishing would be permitted within the confines of the wire enclosure of State Game Refuge No 29 in Watson and Cherry Grove townships. The communication was signed by R. N. Buller, commissioner of fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ward
Watson
Cherry Grove
R. N. Buller
Commissioner of Fisheries
Prize fight death shocks New York youth
Today of New York, Julius Rubin, nineteen, died a few hours after a prize fight blow knocked him to the floor. Detectives are investigating. The piece also notes rail speculation, rubber prices, and Japanese radical rounds, reflecting a collage of headlines and opinions from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius Rubin
Live Topics of the Day with Orchestra
Warren news items cover personnel moves in music and theater travel notes. Ray Miller leaves the Club Seville orchestra for Ted Zaph’s outfit in Homestead. Gilbert Kiernan and Malcolm Knox head to California by car, with Knox securing a coast state position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Ray Miller
Ted Zaph
Homestead
Buffalo
California
Gilbert Kiernan
Malcolm Knox
Knox
Kiernan
C. W. Kiernan
North Warren
Struthers-Wells Company
Two Men Die When Auto Stalls on Railroad Crossing
Two men, Thomas Bibley aged 65 and Lee Herman 43, both of Lewisburg, were killed when their automobile stalled on Reading railroad tracks at an unprotected crossing in downtown Lewisburg today. The incident occurred in the afternoon in the center of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Lewisburg
Pas
Reading Railroad
Thomas Bibley
Lee Herman
Lewisburg
Car Crash Damages Essex Sedan in Morning Collision
An Essex sedan owned and driven by Karl Lindgren of Sheffield was badly damaged Sunday at 11 40 AM in a crash with an Essex coach driven by Mrs RB G Swanson. The collision occurred at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue east and Parker street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Lindgren
Sheffield
RB. G. Swanson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Parker, Street
Saturday Night Hearing in Warren Police Court
Three Warren men arrested Saturday morning faced hearings in a special police court session. One man received 30 days in jail plus a $7 fine including costs. The other two were discharged after paying the usual $5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Police Department
Pottsville Officer Shot by Negro on Minerville Street
Patrolman Morgan E. Skidder was shot and fatally wounded today by a Negro with whom he argued on Minerville Street in Pottsville. The assailant escaped. the officer died shortly after arrival at the hospital as police and county officials mounted a citywide manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Morgan E. Skid
Minerville Street
Used Lumber For Sale In Carlson Irvine Area
Classified notice lists used lumber for sale with contact at phone 1562 and location at Carlson and Irvine streets. Includes date 4-16-3t indicating listing run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Carlson
Irvine Street
A, Carlson, & Irvine
Chimney Blaze at Liberty Street Home Quiets Fire Crews
A chimney blaze was discovered Monday at 9 25 am at the home of T M Green land 408 Liberty street. Central fire headquarters alerted and firemen reported no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire
T. M. Greenland
Liberty Street
Motorist charged over funeral procession driving
A Warren driver was arrested by Patrolman Charles Brittor after driving through a funeral procession at Pennsylvania avenue and Hickory street Monday morning. He is scheduled for a hearing Tuesday at ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Street
Charles Brittor
Dairymen to Meet at State College Friday Evening
The Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association will hold its spring meeting at State College on Friday evening May. E Fitts college dairy extension specialist and president announced. Dr R D Hertzel president of the college will welcome the visiting dairy men. The meeting precedes a visit to the Penn State Dairy Exposition the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association
Pennsylvaniatate College
State Lege
Mayath
E. Fitts
College Dairy Extension
Spgei
R. D. Hertzel
Penn State
Warren man jailed for 30 days and fine in intoxication case
A Warren youth was committed to the county jail Monday morning to serve a thirty day sentence and ordered to pay a seven dollar fine including costs after a hearing before Justice Watts N. Davis. A charge of intoxication was preferred against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Watts N. Davis
General revision of class freight rates proposed
Washington April 16 A general revision of class freight rates in the eastern territory was recommended to the Interstate Commerce Commission by Examiner Howard Hosmer. Twenty two classes are prescribed with a new scale. some rates rise and others fall. First class starts at 30 cents a hundred pounds for five miles up to 1.56 for 900 miles. Second class would be 5 percent of first class, third class 70 percent, fourth class 50 percent, fifth class 35 percent, and sixth class 80 percent. First class eastern rates run to about 73 percent of southern territory levels. Increases on fruits vegetables and dairy would be prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Howard Hosmer
Hosmer
Warren County Observes National Child Health Day May 1
Warren county marks National Child Health Day on May first to screen preschoolers for vision hearing and tonsil defects, enabling summer corrections so new entrants won’t be handicapped. Mothers are urged to bring pre school children to health clinics early in May. Mrs Floyd Clinger chairs the county health day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Floyd Clinger
Robbery Told By Jamestown Man At Cottage on Highway
Frank Noyes of Jamestown said he was attacked and robbed at his cottage on the Jamestown Chautauqua highway early Saturday by two men waking him from sleep. They took 290 dollars and left, leaving him with marks of a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noyes
Jamestown
Vukote
Jamestown-Chautauata Highway
Noyes
Notice of bond redemption for Struthers Library bond
The first mortgage bond of the Board of Trustees of the Struthers Library building serial number 37 has been drawn for redemption. The face amount plus accrued interest to May 1, 1928, will be paid to the holder upon presentation at Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company, Warren, Pa. on May 1, 1928. After that date interest ceases. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co., Trustee. Warren, Pa., April 2, 1923. 4-9-12-16'19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Struthers Library
of Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Warren, Ps
Polar Ship Rides Out Severe Storm Over Stolp Ride
Italian dirigible Italia, commanded by Umberto Nobile, weathered violent storms and lightning during a test flight toward the North Pole. The craft sustained damage yet landed safely at Seddin airfield after battling snow and thunder, with Nobile praising the craft's performance amid strong winds and reduced bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolp
Prussia
Italia
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Seddin
Nobile
Hss
Orphans Court Hearing On Estate of N C Sill Warren Pa
In Warren County Pa the Orphans Court sets a hearing on May 14 1928 at 10:00 AM for distribution of funds held by Warren National Bank as administrator of the estate of N C Sill deceased. Creditors and legatees must file claims or be barred from participation. Bordwell and Eldred display notice from Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrPhans’ Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren National Bank
N. C. Sill
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Jamestown Morning Post
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Frank C. Shaner
Water Street
East Third Street
Mr. Shaner
Equitable Insurance Company
Harold Stoddard
Ray Gerould
Carl Hultberg
Kirk Dorrance
Izaak Walton
Allegheny County
Duquesne Gardens
Pittsburgh
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Warren Council
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Georgia
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Britton
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Rik
N. K. Wendelboe Co
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France
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