Earth Tremors and Stocks Highlight a Quiet Market Day
The piece notes Bulgaria’s quake sparking superstition and Wall Street catching up, with bears hopeful as Rediscounts rise. American Telephone and Telegraph shows vast assets and market value, while General Motors tops in shares. W. J. Gifford and Henry Ford are mentioned amid talk of spending.
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Lisbon
Wall Street
General Motors
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone and Telegraph Company
Notable Engagement Gossip Reveals Local Remarks
Local remarks surface after Miss Babe Kite’s engagement is announced. Mrs Em Pash comments on Babe’s ability to support a husband with her well paid job and savings, recalling past views on cigarettes and public life as a boy observes Sam Ace Kison in town.
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Allus
Em Pash
Bremen May Leave Greenly Isle Today
Repairs on the trans Atlantic monoplane Bremen were completed at 10 AM and the plane was to take off around noon for Murray Bay and New York. Weather near Greenly Island could delay the Lake St Agnes jump if a blizzard hits the St Lawrence area.
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Bremen
Murray Bay
New York
Que
Louis Cusinter
Trans-continental Airways
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Os Greenly Island
Lake St. Agnes
Greenly Island Lighthouse
Labrador
Point Ameour
Mitchell Field
L. L
Berlin
Baldonnel
Dublin
Ireland
Ford
Heavy Ohio Primary Sees Expected Record Vote
Ohio voters faced a clash between Herbert Hoover and the Willis faction over control of the Republican national convention delegation. The primary was billed as one of the heaviest in state history amid bitter behind the scenes fights following Senator Willis’s death.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Senate Republicans Propose 210 Million Tax Cut Plan
The Senate Finance Committee received a 210 million dollar tax reduction proposal from the Republican majority. A rival plan by Democrats targets 300.06 million, announced by Senator Simmons. The House bill advocates a 289 million cut.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Leman Hanes
Congress Daily Activity Highlights
In Congress today the Senate continues debate on Elaine sr addment to any appropriation bill. Finance committee debates provisions of a tax reduction bill. Interstate Commerce panel widens coal probe while Agriculture subcommittee pursues cotton issues. Public Lands panel resumes Teapot Dome inquiry. The House keeps moving on the James Reid Road bill and inland waterway hearings continue.
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Elaine Sr
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Sub
Public Lands Committee
HOUSE
James Reid
Stewart details 759500 offer in Continental Trading profits
Senate Teapot Dome committee heard Robert W. Stewart disclose a 759 500 offer of profits from the Continental Trading Company oil deal of 1921. He said H D Osler planned a one fourth share and that bonds were placed in trust for Barnett and later stored in Standard Oil Indiana vaults.
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Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil Company
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Stewart
H. 3
Osler
Continental Company
R. J. Barnet
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Standatd Oil Company
Indiana
New York
Barnett
Standard Oil Co
Sinclair
Bennett Slightly Improves in Quebec Hospital Report
Floyd Bennett the American aviator ill with double pneumonia and pleurisy was said to have rested fairly well last night in Jeffrey Hale hospital. Doctors called his condition serious but noted his youth and strength give hope for recovery as a New York specialist attends him.
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Quebec
Que
U P
Floyd Bennett
Jeffrey Hale Hospital
Bennett
New York
Forecast Records Light Balloting in Warren County Primaries
Uncertain weather and few contests kept voters away as officials report the lightest primary turnout in memory. Warren County court house will not accept telephone returns tonight. return sheets and posted vote copies will be available Wednesday outside polling places. Republican chairman Henry H. Bassett could not be reached to confirm telephone returns.
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Warren County
Court House
Commissioners ‘Office
Henry H. Bassett
Republican County Committee
Earthquakes Devastate Corinth New City
Athens reports a major earthquake disaster in Corinth with about 20 confirmed deaths and thousands homeless. The shocks lasted six hours, damaging 15,000 residents, collapsing more than 2,000 houses and destroying two churches. Nearby villages Clate Coconi Kylocastron and Lutraki suffered severe damage. A 260 foot crevasse was noted near Corinth.
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Corinth
Clate
Coconi
Kylocastron
Lutraki
Old Corinth
Faculty Members to Attend Northwestern Arts Meeting
A number of Warren High School faculty members plan to attend the North Western Pennsylvania Arts association convention in Kane on Saturday. Miss Hildegarde Edwards supervises the Arts department and J. Leslie Ellis from the Commercial department will present “Office Practice.” Superintendent P. W. M. Pressel Principal Floyd W. Bathurst Miss Helen Montgomery Miss Pauline Dippery and Miss Alice Gill of Commercial and Herbert Nichols Russell Bentz of Manual Training also plan to attend.
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Warren High School
North Western Pennsylvania Arts Association
Kane
Hildegarde Edwards
Warren High
J. Leslie Ellis
P. W. M. Pressel
Floyd W. Bathurst
Helen Montgomery
Pauline Dippery
Alice Gill
Commercial Department
Herbert Nichols
Russell Bentz
Manual
Reed Favored to Win Kansas Delegation Vote
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri was favored to win an instructed delegation from Kansas at the state Democratic convention in Hutchinson. The withdrawal of Rep. W. A. Ayres strengthened Reed as the contest narrowed to Reed versus Governor Al Smith of New York.
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Kans
James A. Reed
Missouri
Kansas
W. A. Ayres
Reed
al Smith
New York
Market reports and page plans for The Tribune Tonight
The notice outlines page by page contents for The Tribune Tonight including market reports local and telegraph news on page two. After Six Lions Club radio party on page three. Editorials and features on page four. Deaths and Funerals wire and local news on page five. Sports on pages six and seven. Society and Church news on page eight. Youngsville Akeley and Russell news on page nine. Comic strips page ten. Classified Ads Radio Programs Cross Word Puzzles page eleven. Boy Scout news page twelve.
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Lions Club Radioa Party and Wire
Youngsville
Akeley and
Russell
Boy Scout
Warren Youths Survive 15 Foot Embankment Crash En Route West
Three Warren youths Youngstown Ohio bound motorists rescued them after their Ford plunged over a 15 foot embankment in a heavy rain Sunday. Stewart Highhouse 16 was taken to Herons near Corry by T Sheridan Baker while Clayton Dunlap 19 and Floyd Johnson of Warren were en route to Erie for work. They walked back toward Warren aided by motorists reaching Youngstown and Evie along the way.
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Casey
Illinois
Stewart Highhouse
Edward W. Highhouse
Warren-Tidioute Road
Herons
Corry
T. Sheridan Baker
Pittsburgh
Clayton Dunlap
Floyd Johnson
Erie
WMlin@is
Highhouse
Sheta
Waren
Apo
Dunlap
Massonai
Stewart
Warren Pupils Shine in County Commercial Meet
Warren High School students excel at the County Commercial contest held in the high school building. About one hundred competitors from Warren and neighboring towns including Youngsville Tidioute and Sheffield, with Youngsville placing second and Tidioute third, advance to the state contest at Indiana State Teachers College on May 32.
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Warren
Warren County
Youngsville
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Sheffield
Tidioute
Lillian Whipple
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Lindbergh May Fly North for Pneumonia Serum
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh may depart from Curtiss Field to Quebec today carrying anti pneumonia serum. The purpose is to aid treatment of pneumonia cases in a remote area and support medical relief efforts during the ongoing public health effort.
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U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Quebec
Examinations Planned Across Warren County Schools
Examinations will be held Saturday at Warren High School and rural schools. Tests cover arithmetic geography grammar history civics spelling. Locations include Chandlers Valley Clarendon Columbus Corydon Grand Valley Kinzua Lander Lotville Russell Spring Creek Sugar Grove Tidioute Youngsville and Warren High School. Notices sent by County Superintendent C S Knapp.
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Lander
Lottaville
Russell
Spring Creek
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Tidioute
Youngsville
C. S. Knapp
Fire offenders to be punished says bishop
Federal forest official warns amid dry weather of serious fire hazards and urges public care. The letter says careless burning of brush or trash causes fires and offenders are liable under state and federal laws. It calls citizens to report fires and cooperate with forestry services during American Forest Week to protect regional forests.
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the Tribune
Bishop
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania presidential primary draws statewide interest in 1928
Voters across Pennsylvania faced a high turnout in the presidential primary with little opposition to party slates. Focus centered on the fourteenth district where Bas Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, wife of a notable figure, was mentioned amid local campaign dynamics.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Polly
Afteenth
Bas. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania votes on nominations for major offices
Harrisburg report notes statewide voting on nominees for United States Senator State Treasurer Auditor General Superior Court Judge delegates and alternates to presidential conventions representatives in congress state and county officials in both major parties with county and state committeemen also listed.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Congress
Gifford Pinchot and McPadden vie for Republican nomination
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot contests the Republican nomination with Louis T. McPadden a veteran Republican delegate in Washington. The campaign features bitter personal attacks amid fights between Smith and anti Smith factions as delegates pledge or lean toward Smith or New York governor.
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Gifford Pinchot
Louis T. McPadden
Washington
Wilkins Plans Pole Flight and Celebration
Oslo reports Captain George H. Wilkins intends a September flight to the South Pole. Green Harbor backs a grand celebration in honor of Wilkins and his North Pole companion Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson, per Dagbladet.
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Oslo
Norway
U. P
George H. Wilkins
Polar Flier
South Pole
Dagbladet
Green Harbor
Wilkins
Carl B. Eielson
North Pole
Senate delays Blaine amendment on navy aid to Marines
Washington April 24 The final consideration of the Blaine amendment to the navy appropriation bill was delayed in the senate at the request of foreign relations chairman Bersh. The measure would cut off funds for ongoing maintenance of Marines in Nicaragua after February 1, 1929.
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Washington
U. P
Navy
Nicaragua
Senate
Bersh
Foreign Relations Committee
Weather Forecast From The Weather Guess
The forecast calls for showers tonight or Wednesday with a slight temperature rise to around 40. Observations across cities show varied temps from 32 at Yellowstone Park to 78 in Miami, with local readings at 3am 43 and 2pm 42. No precipitation reported and sunset is 6:48.
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Chicago
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
River
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