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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1927

Page

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Opinion clashes and market chatter in chaotic dispatch

A fragmented wire service note cites opinions branded as not approved by authorities, mentions the 20 Chinese Reds executed and laments market behavior on Wall Street. It notes Standard Oil of New York planned stock issuance and Secretary Mellon’s Mississippi river reform plan to stabilize hydroelectric power and water flow.

Li Ta-Chao Asia Wall Street United States Standard Oil of New York Mellon Bix Coolidge Mississippi Flo Fie

For Sale Lake Front Cottage near Chautauqua Lake

Classified ad item notes a lake front four bedroom cottage with six rooms and a bath, furnished, located ten minutes from the city center. Available by appointment, contact owner at 2026-J, Jamestown. Also lists a Charler coupe for sale from Russell at 307 Ya Ave W. with a dealer slogan Where Used Cars Look New.

Lake Front Chautauqua Lake Gerize Heart of City Jamestown Russell Ave

Five Best Features On Radio Tonight 1927 Edition

Radio listings show a packed late evening lineup across stations WBZ WHAM WIZ WEAF WDAF WJZ and more. Highlights include concert programs at Boston Symphony and Atwater Kent gala closing with famed artists, plus orchestral and choral broadcasts from Hamilton College and others.

United Press WBZ WIZ KDEA Eastern Standard Boston Symphony Orchestra WHAM Rochester Hamilton College Choir WEAF Roxy WDAF Kansas City WRC KDKA National Press Club Atwater Kent Frances Alda Louise Homer Louise Homer Stirese Reinald Werrenrath Charles Hackett WJZ RWY Collier’s National Weekly Review Weaf Wookup Capital Theatre Program I Woc Davenport Woc Littleymphony Pittsburgh Easstern

1928 Senate race draws attention amid flood relief drive

United Press reports politics amid disaster as relief goals rise toward ten million dollars and Hoover weighs boosting funds. The Mississippi flood devastates St Bernard parish with eight feet of water and dynamite breaches at Poydras. Rescue workers fear deaths rise beyond 200 as Ark River breaks worsen, rail traffic halts, and refugees flood Vicksburg.

United Press Lower Dells Vicksburg Mississippi Vicksburg Rescue Organization Arkansas River South Bend Ark St. Bernard’ Pariah Enon Poydras Louisiana Homelean Hoover Memphis Gulf New Orleans St. Ber ‘Nerd Parish St. Bernard Parish Lake Levy Gulf of Mexico Peydras

Levee Break Cripples Vicksburg Transport System

A breaking waterfront levee at Vicksburg Mississippi disrupts river and rail links, jeopardizing food and fuel deliveries to about 10 000 residents and 10 000 refugees on the city bluff. Diver tries to slow flooding with mattresses as water rises inch by inch. local water works appears safe behind its levee.

United Press Vicksburg IMISS Vicksbi Wicks

Coolidge urged to visit flood region as Hoover delays

President Coolidge considers an invitation to tour Mississippi flood areas while Secretary Hoover finishes a flood inspection trip. A decision on increasing the Red Cross relief goal to 16 million will wait Hoover's return. Officials forecast another $5 million sought, bringing total relief to about 10.9 million as damage to cotton climbs.

Gerald P. Overton United Press Memphis Tenn Bert Hoover Secretary of Commerce Henry MM. Baker Red Cross Flood Relief Organization Mississippi River Red Cross Hoover Washington Thomas L. Stokes Coolidge Pat T Harrison Dem Miss Mississippi Valley Harrison Commerce Hoover

Leviathan Sails With Walsh Ware Aboard

The Leviathan left New York harbor with 14765 passengers, the season’s largest, including Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana and Senator-elect William C. Ware of Pennsylvania. A crowd of 4000 filled the pier as police struggled to manage the eager farewells, while Sir Charles Higham toured the country and praised Coolidge and Mayor Walker as the best dressed.

New York U. P United States Thomas J. Walsh Montana Wm. 3. Ware Pennsylvania Sir Charles Higham Sir Charles President Coolidge Jimmy Walker Coolidge Walker Tom

Two Year Old Shot by Baby Brother in Anbridge

Anbridge, April 30. Two year old Arthur Foster was shot and killed in a bedroom by a revolver found beside him. Francis, 4, and Daniel, 7, were with him. police believe Daniel fired accidentally as Francis lacks the strength to pull the trigger. Parents are in Wakinaban Th ff.

Anbridge Arthur Foster Francis Daniel Halsey Arthur Daniel Waekinaban

Four Navy fliers dead as H-16 seaplane crashes in Chesapeake Bay

April 30 report from Norfolk says a lightning strike toppled the H-16 seaplane off Matthews Va during a flight from Philadelphia to Hampton Roads. Four married crew members were killed. an unidentified body was found at Matthews by C. Riggs. Wives waited at Hampton Roads, awaiting return.

Norfolk U. P Chesapeake Bay Matthews Here Teal Hampton Roads Naval Air Base C. Riggs Matthews County Lehman P. J. Byrne

Carnegie Medals for Five in Pennsylvanina

Carnegie hero medals awarded to twenty seven individuals for lifesaving acts. Seven posthumous awards noted. pensions granted to dependents of deceased heroes. Five Pennsylvanians among the honorees. Carnegie Hero Fund Commission report outlines history and endowment nearing ten million dollars.

Pittsburgh C. P Carnegie Commission Lhoss Carnegie Hero Fund Commission of America Andrew Carnegie

Westfield Freight Wreck Kills Three Men in Village Scene

A westbound Nickel Plate freight wreck near Gale street in Westfield results in three deaths two men dying at the scene and one fatally injured and later dying at Brooks Memorial hospital. Regular engineer Aubrey R. Butler and traveling fireman John Torak suffer severe burns while brakeman William E Woodin and C A Bartsch are killed. a speeder rider dies early. The wreck blocks traffic while barrels of oil explode, drawing hundreds of onlookers from nearby towns.

Westfield Dunkirk Nickel Plate Railroad Gale Street Jill E. Woodin Buile C. A. Bartsch Regula Igonnenut Aubrey R. Butler Aubrey KR Ier John Torak Brooks’ Memorial Hospital Butler Freman New York Central Railroad William E. Woodin New York Central North East Brocton Erie

Detective Sergeant at Erie Is Drowned

BRIM April 30 James Bar ron 42 detective sergeant with the Erie police department since 1921 was drowned here last night after accidentally striking his head while repairing a motor boat and falling into two feet of water. He sank quickly and attempts at resuscitation failed.

Brim James Barron Erie Police Department Mator

Flyer Suspected Smuggler Shot To Death At Airport

Los Angeles April 20 A. J. Daugherty of Somerset Ohio, a student aviator, was shot and killed by three federal immigration inspectors at Eagle Air Port Gardena after their warning failed. His companion Howard Day escaped uninjured as the plane crashed. An inquest was ordered by Coroner Frank Mancega.

Los Angeles Calif A. J. Daugherty Somerset Ohio Howard Day Eagle Air Port Gardena F. G. Ellis A. R. Rick J. A. Nelson Daugherty Dougherty Sarth Day

Reed Likely Seeks renomination in Pennsylvania Senate race

In Harrisburg on April 30 a political preview notes that Senator Reed may seek another term next year. Key Republicans including Thomas Phillips Gifford Pinchot and M Clydy Kelly are named as possible entrants. Democrats led by William B Wilson hold the stage as a contest develops ahead of the May primaries. George W Dress Jr a Harrisburg high student will serve as governor for one hour during National Boys Week events.

Or Tomase Williams United Press Harrisburg U. Pd Unita David A. Reed Iclans Reed Butler Gifford Pinchot Washington M. Clydy Kelly John M. Marsin Allegheny County Morin Vare Woul Pontaater Ware William B Wilson Wilson George W W. Dress, Jr Joh Harris High School Pennsylvania Tbis City

Boy Kills Companion Playing Policeman in Toy Game

A ten year old boy playing a policeman figure in a toy cops and robbers game wounded and killed six year old Frank Valleria with a rusted revolver found in a vacant lot. Joseph Filbert acted as the policeman, and Salvatore Valleria, seven, brother of the victim, was to be questioned by police to verify details. Police doubt the gun was loaded. Baseball, American, Washington and Philadelphia, rain.

Browallcw APM U. P.J Frank Vallela Joseph Filbert Salvatore Vallela

Weather Forecast for Western Pa Fair Tonight and Sunday

Forecast shows temperature changes with slight frost in valleys tonight. Observations read 8am 48, 2pm 62, river 3.8, precipitation 0, sun set 6:65. Sunday sunrise 4:59, sunset 6:56. Monday sunrise 4:57, sunset 6:57.

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