Special Permit Needed for Killing Doe in Warren County
The state game commission ordered a halt to all hunting licenses, issued through County Treasurer R. E. Ward, and a new regulation sets a $2 extra fee. The change limits Warren County special doe licenses to about 800, roughly eight times last fall’s buck total, with about 80 licenses issued before the order. Thirteen counties are unaffected. Non residents barred except under a $2 special season. Continued on Page Two.
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State Game Commission
R. E. Ward
Tribune
Wire Service
Curtis Armstrong
Warren County
Armstrong
Attorney General's Department
Campaign Log from Aug 7 Reflects Rivalries and Campaign Plans
Governor Smith meets in Albany with a confidant to discuss charges by Kansas editor William Allen White. Secretary of War Davis informs Hoover of a likely Republican victory in the fall. AFL opposition at Atlantic City ends without endorsement. labor neutrality predicted. Norman Thomas vows a strong Southern challenge to Governor South. Maine preps for intensified GOP campaigning, with Senator Curtis expected to speak there.
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Goveror Smith
Albany
William Allen White
Kansas
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Smith
Questioning Coolidge on Federal Reserve and usury
A reader inquiry asks if the Federal Reserve Bank promotes usury by raising call money rates to deter stock speculation. The letter questions whether a government with Coolidge ties should tolerate organized usury and whether the Fed exists to keep credit abundant or aid money lenders.
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Coolidge
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Ariong
Five Mile Limit Re Established By Motor Club
Warren County Motor Club re establishes a five mile limit for towing and emergency road service. The board notes overlap with ten mile limits and ensures coverage across the county. A commission payment policy for renewals is adopted and signs for city directions are approved for erection. Members discuss road improvements, traffic delays caused by slow drivers, and a donation to the Kinzua road fund. Attendees include Albaugh McClure Bennett Benjamin Sagerdahl Van Cleve Hubbard Kirby.
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Warren County Motor Club
Conewango Alub
C. A. Hubbard
Monty McClure
W. F. Bennett
W. F. Clinger
Joh Pernstermacher
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Lacyawitch
Highway Patrol
Motor Club
Kinzua Road
A. A. Albaugh
5. M. McClure
C. W. Benjamin
J. A. Sagerdahl
J. R. van Cleve
Arthur Kirby
Palm Beach Swept By 65 Mile Gale Hits Palm Beach
A 65 mph gale from the northwest swept Palm Beach and vicinity on August 7. The wind, likely from the outer fringe of a hurricane east of the area, caused minor damage to exotic plants on the shore and uprooted several palm trees.
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Palm Beach
Fla
U. P
Here
Polish Flyers Plan Westward Trans Atlantic Flight
Major Casimir Kubala and Louis Idzikowski await revival in Oporto after a forced water landing while en route to Paris. Their Amiot biplane suffered fuel leaks and wing damage requiring rescue by the Hamburg American liner Samoa. Backed by the Polish government, they announce a new attempt toward New York once revived.
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Oporto
Casimir Kubala
Louis Idzikowski
Paris
Paria
Idzikowski
Lane
Lorraine Motor Company
Amiot
Ita
Samoa
Azores Islands
Spain
Lexines
New York
Kubala
Lexices
Beaty Named Borough Treasurer in Warren
Walter W. Beaty of 224 Conswango avenue, vice-president of Warren Savings Bank, unanimously elected borough treasurer by Warren council Monday night. Nominated by Councilman M. D. Stewart, no oath is required per borough secretary Marjorie L. Daugherty. Beaty will take office after bond is filed.
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Walter W. Beaty
Conswango Avenue
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
A. J. Hazeltine
Borough of
Warren
Mr. Beaty
M. D. Stewart
Marjorie L. Daugherty
Michael Fish, 60, Dies by Suicide in Normantown
Michael Fish of Normantown, aged 60, died at his home today by shooting himself in the head. Authorities say he had been in ill health prior to the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Michael Fish
Normantown
Four Complete Suits in London Bridge Game
In Knightsbridge at the United Berkeley Club four bridge players each received a hand containing a complete suit. The odds were so extreme that this event, occurring after many years of play with 40 to 50 tables daily, prompted disbelief as diamonds and clubs dominated the three and four players’ hands during the auction.
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London
U. P
United Berekeley Club
Knightsbridge
Traffic Signal Lights Battle Earns No Action
Borg council rejects funding to advertise for bids on traffic signals in Warren borough. Budget gaps and uncertain costs leave proposed three-corner installations and overhead options unapproved, with net borough cost around 406.88 dollars.
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G. M. Borg
Warren
Pennsylvania Agenus West
Hickory Street
Riie
Ing
Barwis
Bae
Borry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weet
Market Street
Liberty Street
Second Avenue
Associated System
Me Borg
Pennsylvanie Avenue
Market
Jamestown
Borg
Two Alleged Liquor Runners Captured Near Erie
Two men accused of running liquor on Lake Erie were chased for four miles Monday. Their skiff sank as the boat capsized during the pursuit. Captured near Erie, they gave names as Bed Scholts, 46, of New Castle Pennsylvania, and Peul Byun, 29, of Cleveland.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Bed Scholts
New Castle
Peul Byun
Cleveland
Trackwalker Dies From Heat in Bellevernon Incident
Washington Pa Aug 7 The first death from the recent heat wave in this region occurred yesterday at Bellevernon when trackwalker William Ward 42 of Monessen collapsed and died from heat prostration during the heat spell.
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Washington
Bellevernon
William Ward
Monessen
Lacy Street switch shortened to 200 feet on Pennsylvania Ave
The War ren Street Railway company will cut an 800 foot length from the Lacy Atreat car switch on Pennsylvania Avenue east between Warren and Glade. The south track portion will be graded and gravel surfaced. The project, approved by Borough council, shifts most work to the street railway company with supervision by the street committee led by G. M. Borg. A possible similar removal on South Street may follow. The change aims to ease motorist roughness between the south line tracks.
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Pennsylvania Avenua
Warren and
Glade
Warren Street Railway Company
Borough Council
Street Committee
G. M. Borg
Street Railway Company
Boasey
Borg
South Street
Lacy
Painter Injured After Fall From Roof
Mervin Brogan a 28 year old two man worker for the Simonsen Wall Paper company fell from the eaves of a Warren home landing first on a porch roof then on the ground after a slipping ladder gave way Tuesday morning. He suffered a sprained ankle and minor bruises. He was taken to Dr Burratow in the Warren National Bank building for treatment and is expected to be laid up about a week.
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Warren Paral
Mervin Brogan
Carton
Jaleet
Andrew Wickstrom
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Brogan
Wickstrom
Order New Rate On Land Gravel Stone
Harrisburg Pa Aug 7 One hundred railroads in Pennsylvania are affected by a Public Service Commission order directing revised tariff equalizing and reducing rates on shipments of sand gravel or crushed stone The plan applies to nearly every rail carrier in the state and to many small subsidiary lines The new rate starts at 60 cents per net ton for 10 miles or less rising to 70 cents for 16 to 20 miles and scales to 175 per ton for 200 miles and over
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Harrisburg
U. 1
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Ita
Tragedy Behind Cobham Estate at Stoney Lonesome Hill
A fragment of a long article recounts Henry Cobham and the Cobham family history at Stoney Lonesome on the Allegheny River near Warren Pennsylvania. It notes a century long dispute ending with the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania validating deeds to Salvation Army trustees and the Cobham legacy ending in eviction and tragedy. The piece references ancestral ties to English nobility and historic events including William the Norman and the Crusaders, with a closing note about continued coverage on Page Ninó.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Five Nations
Henry Cobham
William the Norman
Hunter
Stoney Lonesome
Henry
Ann Cobham
Cobham
Crick House
Blanche S. Lawson
Avay
Supreme Court of Peennsylvania
Salvation Army
New York City
Lord Henry Oldcastle Cobham
Liverpool
England
Sir John Oldcastle
Lord Cobham
Henry the Fifth
Shakespeare
Prince Hal
John
Crusader
Undersea battle sub F-14 sinks after collision near Brion Island
A submarine F-14 lies 100 feet beneath the Adriatic after colliding with the destroyer Misadurh Officasia near Brion Island. Chains secured as divers attempt rescue while navy officials in Pola coordinate, with 29 crew aboard and hopes of survival amid rough seas and gas fumes.
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Rome
U. P
Adriatic
Aue
U.P
Adriatic Sea
Misadurh
Officasia
Briom Island
Tatrian
Brindisi
Coteemunder Wiel
Fasulo
Floa
Pola
Officis
la St
Navy Department
Ars Opti
Twa
Vare Condition Improves After Stroke in Atlantic City
Dr John J Shaw of Philadelphia reports Senator elect William S Vare of Pennsylvania is much improved after a paralysis stroke at his Atlantic City home last Wednesday He has held ground gained in 48 hours and rests comfortably The next two days will allow more definite conclusions on his condition
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Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
John J. Shaw
Philadelphia
Shaw
Weather forecast for western Pa thunder showers
The forecast calls for a thundershower tonight and Wednesday in western Pennsylvania with little change in temperature. Local area conditions and timing may vary by location.
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Herbert Hoover
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Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
South
Governor South
Maine
Curtis
Abe Martin
Smith and Fanns
Sam
Arthur Brisbane
Amaricas
Atlantic
Beaty
BORO
Warren Savings Bank
Borg Council
U. S
Wanda Hess
Detroit
Mich
Frederick A. Giles
Aml One
William H. Mares
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