Easter in Moscow and North Carolina Progressions
The 1928 New York American column reports Soviet Easter violence and vodka kerosene drinking, notes Russia’s political shifts, and cites North Carolina’s growing industry and power. It highlights Gov. Smith’s golf trip, influential New York visitors, and large firms in the state as evidence of national progress. It also covers GM sales gains, a baron’s Atlantic tale, and a stray crime incident before continuing on Page Three.
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New York American
Moscow
Russia
Boelsheviem
Tale
North Carolina
B. F. Gimbel
New York
Philadelhia
Cannon Towell
Chicago
Marshall Field
Acquitted in Two Hours in Teapot Dome Case
Harry F. Sinclair was found innocent of conspiring to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome naval lease scandal. The verdict reached at 12:24 p.m. after deliberations that began at 10:28 a.m. The jurors, under Justice Batley's injunction, remained silent as Sinclair spoke little and was discharged after the ruling, with his wife and mother nearby.
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Washington
U. P
Harry F. Sinclar
Teapot Dome
Batley
Sinclair
Jennings Bailey
Daniel Thew Wright
Captain Wilkins completes flight over North Pole
Oslo report says Captain George H. Wilkins and crew flew 21 hours from Point Barrow to Spitzbergen completing a 2,200 mile Arctic crossing. They landed at Dauholmen and Green Harbor, in good condition, as Spitzbergen's 2,000 residents welcomed the explorers.
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Oslo
George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Point Barrow
Spitzbergen
Dagbladet
Wilkins
Dauholmen
Green Harbor
Dole
Copenhagen
Arctic Explorer
Alaska
Arctic Wastes
Politiken
Doedmansvcka Island
Dead Man’s Island
Isfjord
Norwegian Fjords
Spitsbergen
Senate debates navy appropriation and Nicaragua policy
In Congress today the Senate continues debate on the navy appropriation bill and Blaine amendment to cut off funds for the Marine occupation of Nicaragua. The Finance Committee keeps considering the tax reduction bill as the House plans to continue flood relief consideration.
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Senate
Nicaragua
Finance
HOUSE
New Names Placed on Warren County Motor Club Roll
About 160 new memberships were reported at the Warren County Motor Club closure dinner in AL C A today. A A Albaugh led with twelve new members earning a solid gold emblem. 12 captains and workers credited with five or more members received gold plated emblems. Final tallies showed 141 new city members and at least ten county additions, with a May 21 deadline set for continued membership drives. Team captains included Parvin 24, Albaugh 28, Barwis 16, Redding 12, Ley 10, Pressel 17, McClure 8, Cling 17. McClure secured all reported for his team.
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Warren County Motor Club
C. A
A. A. Albaugh
al 1Baugh
E. D. McNelly
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Merle Deardorff
Deardorf
Mr. Deardorff
L. H. Parvin
C. W. Barwis
PF. FE. Redding
E. H. Ley
O. A. Pressel
M. McClure
F. W. Cling
McClure
A. F. Rosteamp
Policyholders to Receive Checks for... Tribune Insurance
Five more checks have been issued for Tribune Insurance policyholders. Kathryn J. Jaynes of 1010 Fourth Avenue will receive 49 dollars for injuries on January 26. Charles W. Gordon of 15 North State Street gets 25 dollars for injuries on February 29. Millack C. McClure of 413 East Main Street Youngsville receives 28 dollars for injuries on March 15. Sam Deogard of Tidioute gets 25 dollars for injuries on October 24. Louis Aronson of Kane gets 25 dollars for injuries on January 12.
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Tribune Insurance
Kathryn J. Jaynes
Fourth Avenue
Charles W. Gordon
North State Street
Millack C. McClure
East Mainstreet
Youngsville
Sam Deogard
Tidioute
Louis Aronson
Kane
Cleanup Week Observed Across Borough Says Health Officials
Health Officer Dr. C. W. Schmehl says next week is cleanup week with a spring backyard and yard debris inspection to assess resident cooperation. Individuals are urged to remove papers lumber barrels ash heaps and other refuse as part of a city wide effort coordinated by health authorities and local scouts.
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C. W. Schmehl
Health Bureau
Relief plane delayed by illness of two pilots
A Ford relief plane bound for Greenly island with repairs and supplies was delayed at least 24 hours as both pilots Floyd Bennett and co pilot Bernt Balchen fell ill after a long flight from Detroit. The plan to depart from Lake St. Agnes air drome was postponed, with revised schedules likely for the next day.
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Surray Bay
Que
Ford
Greenly Island
Bremen
Floyd Bennett
Bernt Balchen
Bennett
Lake St. Agnes Airdrome
Detroit
Mrs. W. M. Marks Named Warren Relief President
The Warren Relief Association elected Mrs. W. M. Marks as president at a Friday meeting, succeeding Mrs. J. P. Rogers who resigns to move to Sunbeam, Colorado on May 1. Mrs. H. B. Taylor became vice president, and Mrs. Ross Fisher was named membership chairman to boost late year fundraising for Community Chest installments.
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Warren Relief Association
W.C. A
W. W. Marks
J. P. Rogers
Warren
Sunbeam
Colorado
H. B. Taylor
Marks
Ross Fisher
Rogers
Goodyear Dealers Hold Dinner Meeting Night
Twenty four Goodyear Rubber company dealers attended a dinner at Carver House on Friday. Attendees represented Bairl Tire Shop Warren Chandlers Valley Garage Darling Motor Sales Russell Haupin's Garage Youngsville Irvine Ludlow Lottsville McKinney Sugargrove Sheffield Tritt's Garland. A Ludlow Service Station was also noted. A Goodyear representative showed motion pictures detailing manufacturing methods.
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Godyear Rubber Company
Carver House
Bairl Tire
Warren
Chandlers Valley
Darling Motor Sales Company
Russell
Haupin’s
Youngsville
Irvine
Ludlow
Lottsville
McKinney
Sugargrove
Sheffield
Tritt’s
Garland
Whde
Goodyear
Tribune Tonight Page Summary Note
The excerpt lists newspaper sections and page allocations for editorial notes, society and church items, sports, automobile news, society notices, comics, classifieds, radio, crosswords, and regional updates for Sugar Grove Russell Kinzua Sheffield, with reference to Deaths and Funerals Sulley Address and various page references. It reads like a contents page describing layout and feature areas across pages.
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Local and Telegraph New
Gray
Sulley
Sugar Grove
Russell
Kinzua
Sheffield
Gib son Bros End Tables Sale Quick Sellout Broadcast
Tribune ad sparked rapid purchases at Gibson Bros special sale on end tables and book trough end tables. Store officials reported end tables sold within an hour of opening after a Tribune ad announced today’s event. Lindbergh visits Washington for private business, reports say.
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Gibson Bros
The
Tribune
Four Arrested in Liquor Raid in Warren Hotel Basement
A raiding party led by Police Chief George Haehn searched the basement of the Pennsylvania Avenue Hotel at 50 Pennsylvania Avenue East and arrested four men Saturday at 10 a.m. Two inmates of the Barker Magee apartment were also detained, with two more arrested for intoxication. Arrangements were set for arraignment before Justice Watts N. Davis, with hearings to follow at police headquarters.
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George Aehn
Patcalmen Ackerson
Britton and
Berdine
Warren Police Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Fred Barker
Robert Magee
Watts N. Davis
Magee
Barber
Haehn
Revised Edition of Popular Book Issued in Warren Today
A Warren release reviews the latest edition of the local phone directory, bound in purple cardboard and listing numbers for Warren and nearby towns. It cites many names under S and notes the A A A Emergency Service at 641 1 and the Youngsville Savings Bank at 110, recommending the volume for family reading.
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Warren
Chandlers Valley
Cherrygrove
Endeavor
Kate
Kellettvilla
Kinzue
Lesnar
A.A.A. Emergency Service
Youngsville Savings Bank
President Cooke rebuffs Republican draft movement
April 21 report says President Cooke rejects efforts to draft him for the April 24 primary. He warned Massachusetts supporters, noting misrepresentation in New York and other states and asked Boston officials to stop the sticker campaign. GOP factions feared the move could push him toward nomination despite his stated wish not to run.
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Washington
Cooke
Coolidge
Francis Prescott
Republican State Committee
Boston
Coolidge Lester
Massachusetts
New York
Weather storm warnings issued coast to coast
The weather bureau ordered storm warnings displayed from Boston to Cape Hatteras. An uprisings disturbance over Western Kentucky moving northeast will bring strong east winds tonight and likely shift to the south Sunday with gales off the coast.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Boston
Cape Hatteras
Kentucky
Seven Oberst family members die in farmhouse fire
In Oil Valley farm near Newton Kansas authorities report seven members of the Oberst family burned to death after a night fire. The victims are Will F Oberst 45 wife 41 and children Dorothy 16 Ralph 14 Hugh 10 Ada 8 and Herbert 6. An inquest is scheduled for this afternoon in Butler County.
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Will F. Oberst
Mrs. Oberst
Dorothy
Ralph
Hugh
Ada
Herbert
Butler
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Rain Tonight
Western Pennsylvania forecast calls for rain tonight with likely lingering showers into Sunday morning, followed by cooler conditions in the southern portion by Sunday. Observations at 8 a.m. list Cleveland 42, Miami 78, Philadelphia 44, Pittsburgh 40, San Francisco 2, Washington 54.
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Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsurga
San Francisco
Washaetan
Vallaw
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