Republican Ticket Routs Hoover Curtis Reed and Others
The slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate, David A. Reed as United States senator, Edward Martin as state treasurer, Charles A. Waters as auditor general, William D. Porter as judge of the supreme court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Conservationists seek pollution source of Conewango fish kills
John Hopkins of the Kalbfus State Game Reservation collected water samples after fish in the Conewango died. Officials plan analysis and coordination to locate the pollution source. The Isaac Walton League advocates stronger stream protection, noting sewage dumping could devastate local fisheries, with costly cleanup and long term gains from clean streams.
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John Hopkins
Kalbfus State Game Reservation
Warren
Isaac Walton League
London traffic plan eyed as model for US congestion
The London County Council proposes spending 60 million on widening streets and building bridges, moving Charing Cross station to the south bank of the Thames and adding a Strand bridge. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the plan shows traffic challenges are global and offers a lesson for American cities delaying long term infrastructure.
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London County Council
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Charing Cross
Philadelphia Broad Street
the Thames
Strand
London
Self Knowledge and Humility in Sir John Davies Quote
The passage presents a speaker acknowledging inner knowledge yet perceiving others as blind. He proclaims personal power yet submission to base appetites, calling life a painful spin and senses mocked. He concludes with a paradox of pride and wretchedness in self awareness.
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Sir John Davies
Diplomatic clash over China's tariff and Manchuria in Washington policy
Washington argues that America must lead in shaping China's tariffs under the Nine Powers Treaty and in recognizing the republican government. Kellogg's recent moves prompt Britain Japan and others to reassess control, while Manchuria clings to a Japanese sphere amid U.S. influence.
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China
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
America
Holland
Belgium
Portugal
Chang Tso-lin
Europe
Kelloge
Britain
Heaven
Earth
Washington
United States
Kellogg
Manchuria
Great Wall
Tokio
Texas
California
Just Folks poem by Edgar A Guest
Poem expresses gratitude for summer scenes and natural beauty. The speaker thanks God for flowers streams grass shade birds lakes breezes rain and hills, praising mercy and sublimity of creation in a summertime setting.
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Edgar A. Guest
Night Heron Flees Dawn After Night of Feasting
In a woodland tale, a hungry Night Heron boasts of meals and plans a retreat to tall trees at daybreak. Peter and two bunnies watch as the bird rises and sails away inland toward a grove, ending the pursuit with relief and curiosity.
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Peter
Florence Vincent—— Night Heron
Hed
Mr. Fox
Mrs. Gray Rabbit
Bobolink
Living and Loving Advice Column by Mrs. Virginia Lee
A reader asks how a 15 year old should handle dating with parental limits and social scrutiny. Mrs. Lee reassures occasional games and proper discretion, urges calm after a mistletoe incident, and suggests polite initiation in church introductions.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Diary Queries Across City Interest Readers in Public Speaking and Arts
A column gathers reader questions about New York topics from public speaking lessons to art schools and libraries. It touches on where to buy imported bread by mail, the Woolworth Building, Egyptian artifacts, birth control clinics, and social concerns, with a closing reassurance about reputation.
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New York
Trenton
N. J
Columbus
Smith
New York State
New York City
Palermo
Cal
Columbus, C
New
Troy
N.Y
Egypt
Hommington
Ww. Va
Margaret Sanger
Dayton
Woolworth
Nashville
Tenn
Evansville
Ind
Crystal Palace
Poughkeep‘sie
West Point
Coolidge
An Unlikely Diet Plan in a Short Blue-Eyed Maid Tale
A narrator questions a petite maid Anna about her weight and height, noting she weighs 240 pounds and stands 4 feet 8 inches. The scene unfolds as the narrator pivots to dieting advice, highlighting the curiosity and oddity of the exchange.
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Anna
Mead Family Holds Eighth Annual Reunion at Midway Park
Seventy five Mead family members attended the eighth annual reunion at Midway Park on Wednesday. John Dalrymple was elected president. Thirty cans of bess were planted in the Allegheny river at East Hickory near Endeavor today.
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Allegheny River
East Hickory
Endeavor
Mead
Midway Park
John Dalrymple
Legion Plans Legion Day at the Warren Fair
The American Legion drafted tentative plans for Legion Day at the Warren County Fair this year. Rainfall in Warren and vicinity totaled nearly an inch from Friday noon to today. Dr and Mrs A D McCormick visit North Warren where he once pastored the Presbyterian church. G W Henderson, formerly of Sheffield and Warren, moves to Cleveland to work in real estate. Enterprise eyes its annual Old Home Day set for Wednesday August 10.
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Mrs. Lee
American Legion
Warren County
Warren
R. B. Simpson
A. D. McCormick
North Warren
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Henderson
Sheffield
Cleveland
Enterprise
One Minute Pulpit on Diet and Anna's Weight Loss
A columnist recounts Anna a 16 child family case study in dieting with a 1000 calorie day plan and 2% mile daily walks. Anna weighted 229 and aims to show why she is overweight, tracing her history from childhood to a 244 pound weight after operations and a stroke. The piece notes pamphlets offered by Dr Lulu Hunt Peters and promises further reader correspondence tomorrow.
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Warren Tribune Company
Dally Wd. Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
B. G. Chapel
Henry H. Basett
KG. Coapel
B. W. Cousins
Fred C. Sito
Johnson
J. B
J. B. Veo Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank B. Ford
J. R. van Cleve
Howard L. Schaltheis
Device-Wallis Corporation
Chicago
National
Carlier
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Republican
Charles P. Stewart
Shirly
New Yorker
Clark Bennaird
Fina
Evel
Aoe
Weil
Lulu Bunt
Peters
Ian
Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
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