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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1927
Page
13
The Metzger-Wright remodeling program advances with new front floor ready-to-wear fixtures and a expanded girls and infants sections. A redesigned millinery layout fronting two new elevators will offer a wider hats selection while the third floor behind the front department gains an enlarged rear space and new rest facilities.
Ramsay MacDonald former British premier and Labour Party leader spent a comfortable night at Jefferson hospital where doctors say he improved from a sore throat and cold. His daughter Ishbel MacDonald traveled to New York after accompanying him when illness began Friday.
A Saturday health event at the high school brings together girls, mothers, and Catholic Daughters to costume children for Mondays performance of The Piper of Nerran in the auditorium. Ten scenes kids health activities by local groups weave through the play directed by Miss Edith McCalmont. Posters promoted by Miss Anne Fell with student helpers listed.
In Chicago on April 25 Alexander Kerensky, former premier of Russia, dodged an insult attempt as a protester struck his face. The scene followed earlier incidents in New York, with Kerensky deeming the assailant’s action as part of Russian officers’ behavior. A captain and a former White officer clashed as Kerensky entered a hotel for a banquet. Police restrained the assault, while Kerensky criticized the incident as a sign of disrespect toward Russian leadership.
A listing of radio program notes mentions President Coolidge delivering an address at a United Press dinner. The schedule includes stations across major markets with times, call letters, and regional programming details, highlighting notable editors and broadcasters attending.
Ford Hotel NY chain plans a new 375 room fireproof property in Erie at State Street and Perry Square. The $750,000 project will join the existing Buffalo and Rochester houses with a Torontogroundbreaking to follow. Forthright design features pressed brick steel and concrete with baths and modern amenities.
Troop notes recount Sharon’s youths taking over municipal duties on May 14 for a day. A guide remarks on the Lake District scene while a passerby jokes about loud shouts and beer echoes, reflecting lighthearted local color amid the ceremonial setup.
President Coolidge arrives by special train for the twentieth anniversary dinner of the United Press Associations at the Hotel Biltmore New York. He will speak at 8 p m and his remarks broadcast on WEAF WGY and shortwave to South America. Mrs Coolidge attends privately with executives wives. then the party returns to Washington.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a late panic scene near a river with a supposed collapse or flood. Mentions healthful swamps and tragedy clusters, but readable facts are sparse. No clear persons, organizations, dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the fragment.
High School notes cover Girl's Athletic Association plans, new officers, a "tig dancer" event, and upcoming measurements. Junior Chamber of Commerce meets with Sgt. Russell as speaker, short hand talk, and a typing contest. Hi-Y meeting themes include "Athletes of the Bible" and a membership drive follows. Also mention of a Saturday gym event, Friday evening Hi-Y program, and planned parties. Financial and market notes follow, including stock dividends and company outlooks, plus a Blair County fruit crop damage report and local governance notes.
The market slid as flood concerns grew with estimates suggesting potential losses of up to 700 million dollars. Leaders like General Motors and American Smelting faced sharp declines while oil shares weakened. a cautious tone spread across the New York Stock Exchange and related sectors.
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