Legion Home Campaign Names Captains for Solicitation
The American Legion executive committee announced the team captains for the upcoming home campaign. Captains include Walter Johnston, F J Schmocher, W Davis, Horace Blsir, T H Milenius, Ralph Brasington, Manley Tatnam, Walter Seaman, William I Walker, and Donald McComas. A meeting at Legion rooms is set tonight at 6 o'clock to finalize plans, with team instructions at 7 30. Additional notices on meetings and opening day will follow within days as roster details near completion. Members express high enthusiasm and pledge support with gifts and effort.
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American Legion
Feem
Walter Johnston
F. J. Schmocher
W. Davis
Horace Blsir
T. H. Milenius
Ralph Brasington
Eam
Manley Tatnam
Walter Seaman
William I. Walker
Donald McComas
Legion Rooms
Tear
Ben Kinnear
Legion
Post
German and Irish fliers plan relief flights from Quebec to Greenly Island
At St Hubert airdrome plans surfaced for the Junkers and Bremen planes to move from New York to Quebec then Greenly Island for spare parts and rescue work. Major James Fitzmaurice, Fraulein Junkers, and Duke Schiller discussed further relief missions for Baron Von Huenefeld and Captain Koehl as weather delays advance toward Murray Bay.
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Herr Melchior
E. Jonkers
Junkers
New York
Quebec
Greenley Island
Bremen
Greenly Island
St. Hubert
Murray Bay
Montreal
James Fitzmaurice
Clarke City
Shere
Fraulein Herta Junkers
Atlantic
Freulein Junkers
Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermen Koeh
America
Fitzmanrics
Duke Sehiler
Nateshqnan
Schilles
Governor Fisher Visits Warren Hospital in 1901 Echoes
Governor Fisher and Arthur Townsley, state budget secretary, toured Warren General Hospital yesterday at 3:30 PM. Observers noted his deep hospital knowledge and uncanny insight into its workings, recalling his 1901 Senate committee appointment on hospital appropriations and his long habit of visiting hospitals whenever near one. Mrs Muir and Miss L May Priddle praised the new nurses dining room setup and Fisher called it unique.
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Gurversy
Soho
Fisher
Dhe Warren
General Pital
Governor Fisher
Arthur Townsend
George Muir
Nospital Board of Trustees
Muir
L. May Priddle
Denounce Attack on D A R Officer
Washington April 18 UP A poison pen attack on Mrs Henry B Joy of Detroit challenging her qualifications as vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution was denounced at D A R congress by Mrs Alfred J Brousseau president general. Officers said the anonymous letters also cited Joy’s husband who allegedly favored repealing the 38th amendment and claimed Joy wrote a letter to University of Michigan President Clarence Little congratulating him on supporting repeal of Prohibition. Old Detroit Free Press publication cited two years ago.
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Washington
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
Mich
The
Daughters of the American
D. A. R. Congress
Mra
Alfred J. Brousseau
Joy
District Attorney Eddy Travels for Week in Herrisburg and Philadelphia
In and Out of Town District Attorney L. CO. Eddy is in Herrisburg and Philadelphia for the remainder of the week on business. 205diss Gladys Brown returned to the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N. Y., after visiting Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown. Miss Josore Mosre of Elkins, West Virginia, who has been with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bartholomew, 508 Laurel Street, has returned to Philadelphia where she attends.
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L. CO. Eddy
Herrisburg
Philadelphia
Gladys Brown
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. C
J. 8. Brown
Josore Mosre
Elkins
West
Virginie
Bartholomew
Laurel Street
Philadelphie
Elk Official Pays Annual Visit Here
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler EB Reese of Oil City paid his yearly visit to Warren lodge of Elks at the regular meeting last night. Deputy Reese was entertained by Emerson Metzger exalted ruler and other members before his appearance. Five candidates were initiated into the lodge.
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EB. W. Reese
Oil City
Warren Lodge of Elks
Reese
Emerson Metzger
Zonta Members to Attend Lions Club Event
Warren Zonta members, Warren's newest service club, will be guests of the Lions Club Thursday evening at AM C A. A program is planned with nineteen charter members invited. Lunch will be served at noon and a 4 PM program will follow.
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ZONTA
Warren
Lions Club
State Hospital Tour Signals Interest in New Building Plan
Governor Fisher inspected the state hospital grounds led by Superintendent Mitchell with committee members A L Bell Ridgway Nelson Pjer Jr Endeavor secretary and trustees F Raina W Stae and Dr IL E Chapman Warren Maiel Wright Exie. He showed interest in a bridge across Conewango creek and the site for a new hospital building while avoiding discussion of bond issues.
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Michell
A. L. Bell
Ridgway
Nelson P Jer, Jr
Endeavor
F Raina W. Stae
Il E. Chapman
Warren
Maiel Wright
Exie
Tours Hospital
Gembers
Fisher
Dr. Mitchell
Former prisoner claims Hall Mills slayer confession
El Reno Oklahoma April 18 UP county authorities announced Elwin F Allen a former Oklahoma prisoner confessed he was the murderer in the hall Mills case of Mrs Eleanor Mills and Rev Edward T Hall near Brunswick N F Sept 14 1922 He said he was tired of his burden and decided to confess after religion He has been held 40 days on a murder charge He wandered the United States and Mexico and served a term in McAlester prison Officials said Allen affidavit says he killed the minister and Mr Mills for 5060 and 2 car
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EL Reno
Okla
Todey
Elwin F. Allen
Oklahoma
Hall Mills
Enue
Allen
Eleanor Mills
Edward T. Hall
Brunswick
N. F
United States
Mexico
Mcalester
Ohis
Mills
McCleary Heads Republic Steel Company
E T McCleary formerly VP at Youngstown Sheet Tube Co was elected president of Republic Iron and Steel Co to succeed T J Bray who resigned H T Gilbert VP of Sharon Steel Hoop Co was elected vice president and John W Anderson formerly treasurer of Trumbull Steel was named treasurer McCleary Gilbert and John T Harrington president of Trumbull Steel were named directors
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New York
E. T. McCleary
Youngstown Sheet Tube Co
Republic Iron and Steel Company
T. J. Bray
H. T. Gilbert
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
John W. Anderson
Trumbull Steel
McCreary
Gilbert
John T. Harrington
Three issued by the register and recorder today
The register and recorder issued three licenses to Carl Martin Rasmussen and Mabel Irene Fink both of War ren, and Chester John Newport and Hazel Irene Johnson of Kane, plus Gey Mark Henter of Endeavor and Ellen Josephine Brown of Tidioute. Names include Warren refineries sending delegations to the National Petroleum Association convention at Cambridge Springs Thursday and Friday with listed attendees.
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The
Register and Recorder Today
Carl Martin Rasmussen
Jamestown
Mabel Irene Fink
Warren
Chester John Newport
Hazel Irene Johnson
Kane
Gey Mark Henter
Endeavor
Ellen Josephine Brown
Tidioute
National Petrolent Association
Cambridge Springs
BE. MM
Lyon
H. W. Walehi
W. E. Miller
Frank Kiernan
Tiona
G. P.brockway
E. C. Gardner
Mutual Refining and Superior Oi
Wither Schwertz
Warren-Penn
Testimony on fuel oil leases and Teapot Dome dealings
Testimony describes the push to secure large fuel oil supplies for the fleet under Teapot Dome and Elk Hills leases. Officials avoided naming foreign powers feared by the navy while noting a risky poker game between Robinson and Sinclair during lease talks.
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United States
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Navy
Albert Gleaves
McCormick University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Dies
Dr Samuel Black McCormick emeritus chancellor, served 1904 to 1921, died at home after illness. Born May 6 1868 in Westmoreland county he studied law then ministry and led Pitt's growth into a top university. Survived by widow Ida May Steep two daughters and two sons.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel Black McCormick
University of Pittsburgh
Nere
McCormick
John G. Bowman
Pitt
Westmoreland County
Washington and Jefferson
Ida May Steep
Washington, Pa
Market Letters Rally After Morning Weakness
New York stocks rose sharply in late trading after a weak morning. American Telephone and Telegraph hit a new high near 190 and a quarter, Radio Corp advanced about 10 points, General Motors recovered to about 191, and U S Steel moved above 147. Rails led gains with St. Louis Southwestern, Missouri Pacific and Kansas City Texas in demand. Utilities oils copper motors and other issues posted gains from earlier lows.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph
Radio Corpn
General Motors
St. Paul
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Financial Briefs From Early 1928 Economic Snapshot
General Electric Co reports first quarter orders of 79,925,840 dollars up 3 percent from 77,550,581. Hupp Motor Corp earnings reach 1.41 dollars per share in Q1, compared with 0.48 last year. Otis Steel Co posts Q1 net income of 622,288 dollars, up from 497,924. Car loadings total 926,296 cars in week to April 7, down from both prior week and 1927. Domestic crude oil production averages 2,382,600 barrels daily in week to April 14, slightly down from prior week.
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General Electric Co
Hupp Bmoter Corp
Otis Steel Co
American Petroleum Institute
Oil market price list by grade and location
A compiled list shows prices for various oil grades paid by different purchasing agencies across multiple pipelines and refineries. Locations include New York, Bradford, Pennsylvania, Buckeye Pipe Line Co, Sureke Pipe Line Co, Somerset, Indiana, Kentucky, and Ontario Canada with grades such as OD, O2, Op tional Trasit, O1, Oj, and Keister crude. Prices range from around 1.46 to 2.80 per unit, with several entries cited by company lines and regional refineries.
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Pennsylvania
New York Tractit Co
Bradford Ciariet
Nati A Transit Co
Buckeye Ppe Co
Keister
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Sureke
Line Co
Somerset
Combe Pipe Line Co
DBI
Indiana
Kentucky
Cumberland
Barren
Monroe Counties
Paragon
The
Stoll Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Lou Western
Lima
Bee Aires
Princeton Wooster
Plymouth
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Bere
Saginaw
Mich
Per Share Analysis of Back of Red Sass December 1927
Financial note examines per share value and earnings for Peoples Gas and comparable stocks. It cites per share figures, dividends, and price earnings multiples, comparing with market averages and suggesting property valuations and potential returns for investors.
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Peoples Gas
Exchange
Lepsright
Joan B
Mille Ce
New York Produce Market Report Apr 18 New York
New York produce prices and market notes show dull to steady trends across items. Pork steady, sugar and coffee ranges, poultry and live stock prices mixed with frail demand and regional spot rates.
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New York
U. P
Lord—Fasy
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Stocks Rally As Industrials and Oil Firms Lead Gains
The market summary shows Allied Chemical and Dye, American Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Standard Oil affiliates among top performers. Notable gains appear across multiple sectors including steel, oil, and automotive stocks with various percentages indicating strong demand.
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Legion Home
Skiis
Webster
Wm. Epstein
Sheffield
ELK
Hall-Mills
Sem Oberman
Titusville
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Warren Conservatory of Music
Molly Wenstrom
Ot Ludlow
Ida McKinney
Grace Sweeny
Variety
Imuth
Pittsburgh University
Eoples
Tet Erat
American Maricsibo
Carib Syndicate
Continental
Durant del
New Bradford
Barre
Arkansas
Lone Star
Kay, Richards ‘and Co
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
Wits American
American Steel Foundry
Suger
American Sum Tobacco
American Tel
American Wellen
Atlantic Gulf
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore
Barnsdale
Bethlehem Steel Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and O
Chicago Rock Isha
Chicago Milwauke
Chile
Chrysler
Col-Carbon
Crucible Steel
Davison Chemical
Erie
Freeport Texas
Gardner
General Asphalt
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ray Gulf States Steel
Graham
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete
Seeteet
Middle States
Moon Motors National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amre Pete B
Patio
Penna
Pure Oil
Republic Iron ‘and Steel
Royal Dutch
Simms Petroleum
Sinclair Oil
Skelly OF
Southern Pacific Southern Kk. R
Standard Gas
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texse Corp
Tidewater Associated
iTimken RB
Con
Union Oil of California
iUnion Pacific
W. S
U. S. Rubber U
Westinghouse
Electra Woolworth
Willys Overland
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oi
Pennock
Prairie
Prairie Oil and Gas
Salt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil
Cal
Ind
Kan
N. J
N.Y
Gret
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Batistes
Ata Yard
Ata
RAY Printz
Ofc
Newport Voiles
Newport
McCall
Patterse
Johnson Brothers