Prize for giving name for magazine announced
Meeting notes show Mr Kelly and Mr Greene discussing a prize for naming the magazine. Greene, a salesman for Eveready flashlights, will present at the next meeting about the Eveready series. Several attendees praised bargains and noted a rise in weekly sales.
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Pickell
Alr
Ketly
Me. Greene
Anal Carbon Company
Eveready
Greene
Flinchbaugh
Kelly Sisted
Dave Scott
Dec
Art Munson
Don Chesnutt
Fred Walter
Chuck Fowler
Hardware’ Company
Philadelphia
Voletta Gross
Mr. Kelly
Tuberculin Testing Totals Reported for Pa Herds
On April 1, 2,705 herds in 54 counties awaited tuberculin testing under the individual herd plan. In 210 townships across 4 counties, the area plan awaited tests. By that date, 3,705 herds with 63,886 cattle had been tested under the area plan.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Jackson Run Road Marauders Stripping Cars After Break-ins
A new depredation trend hits Jackson Run farmers with three garages between Warren and Chandlers Valley entered over three nights. Vehicles stripped of tires and parts. L Clyimmer and A W Igren garages hit. Rev J A Carlstrom among witnesses. Residents vow to defend property, warning of potential casualties if raids continue.
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Jackson Run
Warren
Chandlers Valley
L. Clyimmer
A. W. Igren
Sugargrove
J.A. Carjlstrom
Fouth
the Tribune
NS News Service Manager in Berlin Shoots Self
New York April 20. S Dunbar and S Wever report that S Wever, longtime International News Service Berlin bureau manager since 1921, shot himself aboard a Berlin Hamburg express while en route to the United States. Weyer, Moscow correspondent, with Wever at the time, sent a terse note detailing an official explanation of a nervous breakdown after years without vacation. The note cited 5 20 a m as the time of writing. Weyer was later presumed to have shot himself around 6:20 a.m German time.
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New York
United
Prees
S. Dunbdsr
Sigs Wever
International News Service
Berlin
Wexer
United States
International
Weverwee
Weyer
Suicset
Making Tests to Classify Pupils
General group intelligence tests were given to all eighth grade high school pupils this week to create homogeneous class groups for the 1927 28 school year. The plan aims to place students in three or four groups by similar ability in several subjects, enabling teachers to tailor work to each group and push capable students further. Affected pupils will be regularly classified as feasible, though some may be excluded from the plan.
Grand Exalted Ruler Visits Pittsburgh for Elks Meeting
Charles Grakelow of Philadelphia, Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, is in Pittsburgh for a special meeting of officers from three districts. More than 300 officers from the southwest central and northwest districts are expected at tonight’s gathering, which will launch a preliminary membership drive in Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Grakelow
Philadelphia
the Elks
Southwest
Pennsylvania
West for Coolidge: publishers foresee a second term
Washington April 20 U P The people will draft President Coolidge for another term and if he is as good a soldier and citizen as he thinks he is he will accept S A Perkins Pacific Coast newspaper operator declared after a White House visit Perkins predicted Washington Idaho and Montana will be strong for Coolidge in the next Republican National Convention and in the election
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Washington
U. P
Coolidge
S. A Perkins
Idaho
Montana
Perkins
Radio Program Highlights From April Broadcasts
Radio listings detail a vast slate across many stations led by Yale alumni events and a live concert lineup. Programs include hourlong musical acts, orchestras, dinner music, and notable entertainers from WEAF WABC WHN and other outlets.
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York
New York
Tod— Aster Rchentra
OP Co
Yamie Aw
Beisman
Washington
Se— Walder Qreheena
Evra Cone
Dante C
Nima E Orrheri
Society notes and events at local clubs and concerts
The Neighbors of America and the modern Woodmen plan a joint pickup supper Thursday at 6:20. The Thursday Bridge Club hosts at the Woman's Club with Miss E F Brassdock, Lent meetings paused. Mrs Joseph DeFrees and Mrs Charles Moore attend the Daughters of the American Revolution congress in Washington. Trinity Memorial Episcopal Ladies Aid marks 26th anniversary with a luncheon honoring officers Weston Beaty and others. Harold Triggs, New York pianist, headlines a Philomel Club recital Friday, with praise for his youth and potential. a Warren Conservatory piano recital features Pauline Meley and Miss Ruth Anne with a May 21 follow-up by Bertha Erickson.
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Joseph DeFrees
Morr
Charles Moore
Joseph Warren
the Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. BR
U.S
Washington
White House
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Weston Beaty
H. Rockwell
A. D. Wood
C.J
Friggs
Harold Triggs
New York
Philomel Club
Fourth Avenue
Triggs
Warren
Julie Rive- King
Chicago
Harold
Paris
Ita
Paderewski
Rachutaninolt
Rachmaninoff
Gien
Warren Conservatory of Music
Pauline Meler
Clarendon
Meley
Isabelle Buck
Soprann
North Warren
Miss Meley
Conservatory
Raft
Mendelssohn
Iss Meley
West
Miss Buck
Ruth Anne
Svarlyilil Capricinu
Scarlint
Teigan the Star
Rogers
Merdeissunn
Rigandon
ROY K RUSSELL SEEKS PERMIT TO REPAIR PORCHES
A filing at the bureau of buildings shows Roy K Russell has applied to the Bucks Clerk Dougherty for permission to repair the front porches on the Russell Building on Pennsylvania Avenue across from the Warren office. The note mentions local officials handling the request and outlines the project scope.
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Roy K. Russell
Boroush
Dougherty
Russell
Pennsyleaia Avenue
Wes
Warren
Gambie i
Deaths and Funerals Bury Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Edward Barclay at his home on 18 Ps street led by Rev. J. G. Giarde of the Epworth M B church. Burial followed in Vidicute cemetery. Also honored were Mrs. William Yaegle who died Saturday at her daughter’s home on Mohawk street extension, Pleasant township. Alt Flatt Baker who died Sunday. Mrs. China Swanson of 154 Can Street, widow of Jobe A. Swanson, a Civil War veteran. and Johm M. Kightlinger of Diamond, Ti County, with services and interment arranged in local cemeteries. Burial details and officiants noted for each.
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Edwin Barclay
Edward Barclay
Ps Street
J. G. Giarde
Epworth M. RB
MBS
William Wyaegle
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
William Yaegle
Mes
Mark Sailor
Mohawk Street
Pleasant Township
Oakland Cemetery
Edwin Flatt Baker
Alt Flatt Baker
Eliza Werle
East Street
C. A. Dennix
Ebuvial
C. FE. Rhodabe Fyler
Franks Wits
A. A. Win
Ger L. Ketler
Chiles Schtchuber
China
Swanson
Can Street
Jobe A. Swanson
Sweden
United States
Charles J. Sodergreen
Lear
Ilsue
Airs
Nellie Coe
Charies A. Adersor
Corr
Sire
Oscar A. Johnson
Syracuse
Slepesons
Burold
James' E Lindel
Althon
Emma Wicklund
Stra
Hult Dah Rowe
Jamestown
Henderson & Lincely Funetsthonte Fund
S. Jown
Rightlinger
M. Kightlinger
Tribune
W. Kightlinger
Diamond
Harry E. Kightlinger
Titusville
Arthur Geir Kightlinger
Mae Mitcham
Tidioute
Fred M. Rightlinger
Oil City
J. C. Crawford
Ti Ie Cute
Thoreday
Stocks Rise and Fall Across Major Markets in Turbulent Session
A wide range of companies including Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Southern Pacific and Union Oil appear in a jumbled stock listing. Strong activity spans big names like Canadian Pacific Standard Oil and Phillips Petroleum with notable moves in steel and oil groups as traders weigh industrial demand and government signals. Market oscillations reflect broad sector shifts as investors adjust positions amid mixed earnings cues and commodity patterns.
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Alllesl i
T Conor - Ateliwon
Allantie Gull
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
Rs Manufictarius California
Certo de Pasco
Chesapeake
Chevaler Corporation
Coen Cola
Ual
Lid
Brothers
Uvn Chewveal Oy
Bae It KH Comien
General Asphaly
Freeport ‘Vexus
General Kilectric
General Motors
Nurifern Dre
Gulf States
International Conestion International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern Kennecott
Lehieh
Standard Gas Snuff
Seawarl Warner ' Hone
Studelaker
Eccape
Pemo Texas Corken
Tidewater
Tobacca
Trans
Gan
Union Oil of Flalitacnia
Deotene Tinion Pacific
Pennsylvania Society Honors Coal Operator at New York Meeting
The Pennsylvania Society met in New York on April 20 where John Varkdle, a coal operator and philanthropist, received a resolution praising him for founding the Markle foundation to aid charities. Charles A Sehwaly lauded him as an ideal of American manhood and his long friendship with Sehwaly. Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Garland was elected bishop in Pennsylvania with Talbot and Friscopal Rishon of Bethlehem present.
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New York
John Varkdle
Pennsylvania
Peneylvania
Charles A Sehwaly
Anciel
Markle
United States
Kohelhere Talbot
J. Friscopal Rishon
Hethlehem
Thomas J. Garland Righo
Penneylya
Market Gains Lift General Business Seen in April
The report notes gains in general business with shipments rising to 11,156 in cart loads and loading expansions. It highlights industrial averages near record highs, with the Dow and other indices advancing as stocks and prices move higher. Liberty bonds quotes and produce prices are listed, alongside cattle and sheep market data and grain and pork futures.
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Suew
The
Wall Street
Abe
Seteeina Fsg
Uienuyver
Jae Lay
Fieneral Méters
Hudson
Baldwin
Brookville Youths Face Serious Charge
Two Souths youths were held on a statutory charge in Brookville after allegedly forcing two girls into a motor car on Sunday night. One girl escaped. the other was found injured and hospitalized in serious condition. Albert Nollen of Reynoldsville and another suspect are named in the report. Authorities plan to charge with murder if the injured girl dies.
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Brookville
Albert Nollen
Teynoldsville
Newmine
Antil
Alleged bomber at Farrell held after arrest
Sharon April 2. Police say they have captured the man linked to the 2 year old bombing at the home of Fred Pith, former Farrell burgess. Capano, 50, was arrested after an altercation with Carmen Esposito. Esposito says Capano confessed the bombing in revenge for a raid on his home when Fish was burgess. His wife and Samuel Schivelle corroborate, noting Capano obtained eight sticks of dynamite. The Fish family was awakened by the blast. no injuries. Esposito held for court as the case goes to the grand jury.
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Sharon
Rank Capano
Farrell Oolice
Sheyd
Fred
Pith
Farrell Burgess
The
Peoples Bark of
Farrell
Capano
Hieh Money
Carmen Esposito
Esposito
Omis
Fish
Samuel Schivelle
Hillsville
Whem Capano
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Pickett Store
Jackson Run Road
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Eng
Mahfarajahk
Rajpipla
the City Building
N.S
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YALE
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Sars of Vale
New Br
Ian Facdard
Fhalik ‘Ath
Ao Radievis
Atantic
City
Fetertainere
Pra Agg
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Farmafna Grosse
Onla Melody Boys
Iba
Saud Panies
WRAY
Mead
Cleveland
Sfu
Sea Islansee Ito Tecital
WEAF
Siuan
Horr
Mintie
Davenport
Ines
Kiog -Oschante
ISOA
Denver
Bes Moines
Detroit
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Fort Worth
WTIC
Hartford
Vate
Diomer
KTHS
Hot Springs
WJAX
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Jefferson City
Evemae Sarhee Hoor
Weatysa Quartet
Poe
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Wear
Pia Igbihanis
Kans
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Oneerrorekeeten
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Nase Daley
Sieaien
Society Se
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Odern Woodiien
S. Bouf AL
Woman's Club
Biss E. F. Brassdock
AE. Johnson
Morrows Hall
Cincinnati Rede
Pittsburon Pirates
Ge Johnson
Nee. B. Jonnean
This
Ja Wee College
Springnae
Ohio
Utter
Redusal
Sind Fifth Avenue
Erst
Pateolwan L. E. Utter
Conewangey Avenue
Bureau of Stesistivs
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Franklin County
Beaver County
Adams
Allegheny
Arimstrong
Beaver
Herkx
Burks
Chester
Erie
Pranklin
Indigas
Lawrenes
Mercer
Weemorelandt
Cameron
Mile
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McKean
Sullivan
Col
Wiliam H. Forbes
Venango County
Franklin
Fle
Krie
Touriesy of Kay
Uid Ie
Exc!aoge
Warren Savinia Bank
Gari Syidieste - Wits
Biay
RIA City Service
Burykers
Ny Continental
Durant del
General Mines Vt
Daho Copper
Pennsylvania Society
Liberty Bonds
Anil
Alon. Y
Aly
Quakarions
Riddle West Cpnt
THN
Coffex
Satiros
Unites Presa
June Walker
Noodie
Jime
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