Rules Cider and Wine Banned for Beverages in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh April 20 An appellate ruling limits use of fermented cider and fruit juice as beverages in Pennsylvania. The state superior court held that natural fermentation to alcoholic strength does not exempt possession for beverage use from prohibition laws. A Bradford County case involving Peter Alexander of Bradford County led to a new trial. The decision stressed that intoxicating cider or juice used privately remains subject to the general prohibition and eighteenth amendment concerns. Also reported Detroit April 20 three bandits abducted Phillip Volz a jewelry salesman for a New York firm and fled after forcing him from a streetcar with $150 000 in gems and watches.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
T Commonwealth
Peter Alexander
Bradford County
Bradford
Alexander
IDNAP
Detroit
Mick
U.P
Phillip Volz
New York
Nationalists gain Shantung towns as Japan moves troops
Reports say Nationalists captured Tsining and endows in Southern Shantung while Japanese authorities dispatch 5000 troops to Shantung. Americans evacuate Shantung as U S and China weigh response. Troops depart Japan for Tsingtao and Shandong amid evolving crisis. Washington states officials can cope with the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsining
Shantang
Shangieho
United
Chima
Jailed On Feoxy Ison Case In Sheffield March 30
Police chief Coberts of Sheffield reports the arrest of Ison for taking pay and valuables from Gue Neilson of Sheffield. Miss Adda Miller of Johnson Brothers remains a lead contestant as McCall's campaign nears its final phase with about forty five days to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Carson
Coberts
Gue Neilson, Jae
Adda Miller
Johnson Brothers Company
McCall’s Magazine
Full List of Stockholders Sought in Forest Farm case
Siegfried L Andrews of Warren secured a writ of mandamus to obtain the Forest Farm Manufacturing Company stockholders list at Prothonotary Whiting’s office. Hearing set for May 1. Sheriff to serve John A Lagerdahl and A B Brigge, both Youngsville, as company officers. Andrews alleges stockholding and proxy rights to vote at an upcoming meeting. Capital stock reportedly increased from 60 000 to 75 000 without knowledge. She is represented by Alexander and Clark. she is married to Klahr M Andrews, vice president of the Wam Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried L. Andrews
Warren
Prothonotary
Whiting
Forest Farm
Re Manufacturing Company
Youngsville
Arid
John A. Lagerdahl
A. BR. Brigge
Jefferson
Andrews
Andrey
Alenander and Clark
Klahr M. Andrews
Wam Savings Bane
Merit Badges Awarded To Scouts In Court Of Review
Thirty merit badges were issued to Scouts at a Scout Court of Honor and Board of Review held Thursday evening at a Presbyterian church. Recipients included Clarence Howe, Kenneth Connelly, Jack Sleeman, Theodore Engle, Willard Timms, Robert Snyder, and many others across troops 1 3 14 24 33 36 38 43 48. The ceremony concluded with a reading of names and achievements in various merit areas including Cooking Leathercraft Personal Health and Physical Fitness.
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Scout Court of End Board of
Presbyterian
Clarence How
Thorenneth Sherry
Sidney Culbertson
Sleeman
Kenneth Scoutmester
Jack Connell
Theodore Engle
Willard Timms
Russell Jefferson
First Air
Kenneth Swansen
Willard Timmis
Leathercrafit Luciat Briggs
Kenneth Anson
Frenos Lewis
Reymond Hanser
Oseph Notaro
Ack Perry
Jack Sleeman
Russell Jeferson
Luther Andersen
Sinclair defense labeled lies in Teapot Dome case
Government prosecutor argued that Harry F. Sinclairs defense is filled with lies and falsehoods as jurors heard about payments connected to the Teapot Dome lease. He urged the jury to find Sinclair guilty beyond reasonable doubt and rejected the defense narrative as an unlikely tale.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Ower J. Roberts
Roberts
Interior Fall
Fall
New Mexico
Iceland
George P. Hoover
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Hoover
Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area
Funeral services for Michael Grace 77 long oil business life held at St Josephs Church with Rev Alfred Bauer officiating. Interment in St Josephs Cemetery. Mary Arnold Bush dies at North Warren home. service from home Saturday at 2. W B Bowley dies from injuries. services at Donalds Saturday 2:30 with Rev Montgomery. Also note Deiry Metal Trade report on third quarter demand and iron prices. New York produce market figures included.
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Michael Grace
St. Joseph's Church
Alfred Bauer
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mer. Grace
Anna Emmis
Erie
Thomes
Warren
Mary Eagen Grace
Cate Gaugin
Grace
Mary Hannold Bush
Mary Rarnold Bush
North Warren
W. B. Bowley
Donalds
Chicago
Milwaukee
Back of Fact Share Analysis December 31 1927
A historical note analyzes American Telephone shares with per share 175.78 after deductions of bonds 33.91 current obligations 4.02 and capital stock 3.82 reserves 902. It lists earnings 1923 1924 1926 and 1927 with figures 21.21 10.25 11.65 10.99 11.06, cites a 39.0 percent dividend rate, and notes dividends since 1899 totaling 780 7.75 800 850 9.00. It mentions 38 million dollars planned construction in 1928, and compares Tel stock valuation to property value at 134 times, with exchange averages around 1.5 and 1.82 times earnings. It projects various return scenarios and investor expectations.
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Peter
An Tel
Am. Tel
Exchange Selze
Financial Briefs Show Mixed U.S. Industry Signals
Detroit employment on April 17 reached 249 980, up 2 547 from the prior week and 26 940 above 1927. New York Fed ratio stood at 79.4 percent, up from 74.0 a week earlier and 86.8 a year ago. Federal reserve system ratio was 72.0 percent, vs 71.6 last week and 19.5 a year ago. Warner Bros Pictures earned 611 184 in the six months to Feb 25, vs a 208 457 loss a year earlier. California crude oil output in March averaged 616 720 barrels daily per API. New York Power and Light earned 4 622 978 for the year to March 31, vs 4 215 800 prior year. Standard Gas and Electric for the year to Feb 29 earned 64 018 780 pre depreciation, vs 92 414 327 prior year. Philadelphia Co for year to Feb 29 posted 27 646 121 pre depreciation, vs 26 456 281 prior year.
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Warner Bros., Pictures, Inc
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Yeer
Fed
Veteran carrier charged with mail robberies in Scotsdale
Frank O'Rourke, 49, a U.S. postal carrier and veteran, was arrested in Scotsdale, Pennsylvania, on April 20 on charges of a series of mail robberies. Authorities say he removed money from envelopes and a tracer with marked money was found at the scene. further details were incomplete in the report.
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Scotsdale
U. IP
Frank Orozurke
O’rourke
Sisnessession
Oil price quotes by grade and line company
Buyers read the varied oil prices for numerous grades from vendors and pipelines. Pennsylvania Grade Oil prices appear for New It lines, National Treasury lines, South West Pa pipelines, Buckeye, Cumberland, and other pipe line companies. The report lists per grade costs and destinations including Indiana West Kentucky, Somerset Cumberland, and Saginaw regions.
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Pennsylvania
South West Pa
Ka Pipe Line Co
Isyliana
Buckeye Pupe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Sureka
Somerset
Cumberland
Pipe Line Co
Indiana
Kentucky
Benalee
Cumberland, Barrena
Mon- Wooster - Plymouth
Ilinois Waterson
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Bern
Mick
Saginaw Sand
Stock market close shows mixed gains and losses across sectors
Today's market wraps with various industrials and oils listings. Notable movers include American Sugar, American Tel and Tel, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, and U S Steel among others. Industry groups show swings with Standard Oil and allied issues posting fractional gains while several railway and mining stocks display modest declines.
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Allied Cemical
American Car
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Tel and Tel
American Woolen
Avacorda
Atchison
Atlantic Galt
Allanve Hefining
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsde
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Paseo
Chesapeake
Ohi
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwaukee
St Paul
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col Gas and Electric
Gxactble Steel
Dodge Brothers Common
Davison Chemical
Eric R Riht
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt Gardner
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Bay Gulf States Steel
Graham
Hudson Motors Hopp Motors
Independent
Inspiration
International Combustion International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific _ Moon Motors
National Biscuit Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York
Convict gang members Kelley and Willes hanged in Salem Oregon
In Salem Oregon on April 20 Edeworth Kelley aged 32 and James Willes aged 30 members of a convict band who shot their way to temporary freedom three years ago were executed by hanging in the state penitentiary.
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Pittsburgh
James H. Bates
Websterine
J. Warry BR. Rowland
Bates
State Penitentiary
Salem
Ore
Apri
Edeworth Kelley
James Willes
Market Letter Current Events in New York
In New York on April 20 UPI reports a surge in brokerage loans after the close and Federal Reserve actions raising rediscount rates to 4 percent at Chicago and Boston. A flood of selling followed, with opening prices lower but recovering to near previous closes before late session selling drove markets to new day lows.
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New York
UPI
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Boston
Hudson
Bruce Simonds to Appear in Recital at Philomel Tonight
Bruce Simonds, Yale Faculty pianist, will perform at eight o'clock tonight at the Philomel Club in Buffalo. The recital follows a similar program given recently in Buffalo before a large audience. Sponsor Dr Leroy B Campbell notes strong ticket sales despite other evening attractions.
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Bruce Simonds
Philomel
Buffalo
Yale
Simonds
Warren
Knight
Philotmel Club
Leroy B. Campbell
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Adney
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Imoving
Leni Troop
Word .Aring
Ray of
Jerdar
E. B. Rodin
Robert R. Young
Wo. Colegrove
Clarence Howe
Kenneth Connelly
John Timmis
Gerry Brigee
Harry Himes
C. Ti.garner
Ray Sheperd
Arthur O. Best
Bertel Carlson
W. A. Shawkey
Ra P. Perry
Christie
J. E. Hazeltine
Flo. Read
s—Strong
Rio
Tom Spat
Long Island
Pacific Coast
TEL& Tel
New York Federal Reserve Bank
California
American Petroleum Institute
New York Power and Light Company
Priedelphia Co
Bae
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank
jRepublic Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch _ She Union
Southern Pacific
Southern FA
Stenderd Gas and Electric
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Con Oil Union
Union Pacific
U. S
U.S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Abt
Vansdium
BIN
Wabazh “A
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth
Willys
Overland
Anglo American
Humble
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio ‘Pennock
Prairie Piper
Prairie of and Gas
Salt Creek
South Penn
Satandard
Ind
N. J
Amesicsa Maricaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Commun
Cities Service
Cities Service Bankers
Saeti
Poel
Arkaness
Lone Star
Expert Service
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Kayser
RB Peir
Kayser and
Gordon
McCall
Johnson Brothers
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