Mexico Eyes Move to Extend Calles Presidency to Six Years
Mexico City Aug 7 The drive to keep Plutarco Calles in power grows as governors receive petitions urging a constitutional amendment to permit a six year term. Supporters claim Calles alone can ensure peace after Obregon’s assassination while Tejeda Vera Cruz governor and Agrarian groups back the effort. If demand grows strong Calles may accept an extra two years for patriotic reasons though he had said he would relinquish power on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.P
Mexico
Plutarco Galles
Eeternoe Amado Aguirre
California
Calles
Aguirre
Carles
Alvaro Obregon
Adalerto Tejedo
Banday
Vera Cruz
Aaron Saenz
Obregon
Saenz
UNDERSEA BOAT Continued From Page One
The submarine is described as the F-14, an older craft launched in 1917. It measures 147.5 feet, displaces 265 tons, and carries two torpedo tubes with an 83 inch gun. Its surface speed is 13 knots and 8 knots submerged. Rescue efforts continue as divers assess damage likely in the stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omanni
Mussolini
Special deer season tightens doe licenses and refunds
The commission limited doe hunting under any circumstances, sets eight times the buck kill as the doe quota per county, refunds $2 licenses for hunters who believed they could hunt does under prior rules, and requires a $2 regular license plus a $2 deer permit for future doe hunting. Rabbit season shortened with Thursdays to Saturdays open, December adds six days of hunting, and a 30 rabbits per hunter cap with a five per day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer
The
Game Commission
School board acts on bonds and upgrades
Superintendent Presness says a recently bought sprayer has already paid for itself after spraying ceilings and walls across buildings since school closed. No names set yet for new and old school buildings. Bond for tax collector James Miller approved by Solicitor John Sigins Jr. Depository bond for Warren Savings Bank approved. Board approves 15 typewriters 275 arithmetic books. Fourth Ward building to get an additional lavatory. Pennsylvania Gas burner installation proposal accepted. officials anticipate big savings for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presness
Board of Education
James Miller
John Sigins, Jr
Warren Board of Education
Siggins
Pennsylvania Gas Company
W Floyd Clinger
Society on camping trip and community events in Warren
Mr and Mrs Paul Braunschweiger and daughter Betty with O V Hootman enjoyed a week at Lake Bay Angola on Lake Erie. They later toured Jamestown Warren and North Collins NY visiting relatives. Warren women golfers plan matches at Conewango Valley and Oil City. Ladies Aid Society meets at First Lutheran Church. Dorcas Thimble picnic at Rock Springs Park Sheffi eld. Eastern Star picnic at Glenwood on Chautauqua Lake. Ruth Circle picnic postponed. Mr C D Horn of Washington DC visited Warren. Miss Mary Miller and Miss Phoebe Mader of Lock Haven PA visited the Dictech home.
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Paul Braunschweiger
Betty
Cayuga Avenue
O. V. Hootman
Lake Bay
Angola-on- the-Lake
Lake Erie
Hootman
Braunschweiger
Warren
Buffalo
Gowanda
Hamburg
N. Y
Tgrold
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
Rock Springs Park
Sheffield
Warren Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Myrtle Bairstow
Glenwood
Chautauqua Lake
Eastern Star
Dirner
Ruth
M. E. Church
Charles T. Greer
Lake Chauatauqua
C. D. Horn
Washington, D. C
Garland
W. C. Hess
Third Avenue
Mary Miller
Misa Phoebe Mader
Lock Haven
Fred. Dictech
Downpour Floods Scranton Area Causing Delays and Damage
A severe late day storm drenched Scranton and surrounding areas with over 1.5 inches of rain in an hour, washing mud onto streetcar tracks and crippling service. Power lines failed, nine feet of water flooded Bowmans Creek crossing, and Domore stores flooded eight inches above doorsills. Mrs H L Given family departed for Elgin Illinois by motor after visiting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
U. P
Dallas
Wilkes- Barre
Bowmans Creek
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Domore
New York Population Rise and Global Governance Notes
The piece critiques crime costs and governance, citing the Boomes Crime commission’s toll of thirteen billion annually and proposing reform ideas. It highlights Governor Smith positions on farm surpluses and McNary-Haugen, plus comments on U S embassy spending abroad and Pope Pius recognition of China. It closes by noting New York City's population reaching 6,024,761 with Brooklyn emphasized as a growing borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
President Coolidge
New York Times
Borough Council Chooses Beaty As Treasurer And Appoints Police
Monday night the borough council unanimously elected Walter W. Beaty to fill the vacancy caused by the death of A. J. Hartline and reappointed King F. Fowler. Patrolman Charles B. Ackernon was chosen to the police force with Clyde J. Bess named regular patrolman. The council also approved sewer and street upgrades on Marion and Pennsylvania avenues, widened Pennsylvania Avenue, and accepted Marion Street for borough incorporation. Traffic signals questioned. seven new street lights authorized. hydrant checks ordered. Edgewood Place acceptance referred. Lacy switch tracks removed with a two car switch installed. Parks committee reported school board to assume playground direction.
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Walter W
Pioneer Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prospect
Russell Streets
Marion Street
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Madison. Avenue
Borg
Conenango Avenue
Prospect Street
Fire Committee
Public Service Committee
Health Department
Morrison Run
Blackman
Warren Firemen’s Relief Association
Edgewood Place
Wood Street
Quaker Hill Road
Lacy
Manley
A Borough Tenderloin Rivaling Major Cities
The passage argues Queens now rivals Los Angeles in population and highlights booming commerce along a strip of New York streets from Fourteenth to Fifty-ninth, and corridors from Eighth to Lexington. It notes extraordinarily high spending by Americans across hotels stores and theaters fueling prosperity.
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Manhattan
New York
Queens
Los Angeles
United States
Fourteenth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Eighth
Lexington Avenues
Miss Rachel Winger to give piano and song recital
Miss Rachel Winger daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Winger Hazel street will present a piano and song recital at the Philomel club house on Thursday August 9 at 8 15 pm for the clubs piano fund. She is a Warren Conservatory and Warren High School graduate now entering Eastman School of Music under Raymond Wilson. The program includes Beethoven Schumann Bach Chopin and Carpenter selections. Temperature in Warren Tuesday stayed in the seventies with a light breeze. Mr B P Martin of Williamsport Pa was guest of Mr and Mrs W C Hess over Sunday.
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Rachel Winger
Robert Winger
Hazel Street
Philomel Club
Winger
Warren Conservatory of Music
Warren High School
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Raymond Wilson
Miss Winger
Beethoven
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Destination
Oil prices for various grades listed by purchasing agencies include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit lines at 3.20, Bradford District Oil at 3.20, and 3.10 for Pennsylvania Grade Oil to National Transit lines. Other lines show shipments to SouthWest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines at 8.00, Eureka Pipe Line Co. at 1.60 to Buckeye, and Cabell and Somerset lines with several grades. Additional entries include Ragland Grade Oil at 0.204, and Saginaw area oils with Berea Sand Oil at 1.05 and Saginaw Sand at 8.10.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South ‘Weet Pa
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Somerset
Pipe Line Co
Wes
Refining Co
Owl City
Cumberland
Barren
Kentucky
Petcolla
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Mach
Ackerson Elevated to Night Captain in Warren Police
Warren borough council promoted Patrolman Charles Ackerson to night captain to fill the vacancy left by Floyd Feidler's resignation accepted Monday night. Special Patrolman Clyde J. Bess was appointed a regular patrolman after 18 years with Buffalo police, to assist with parking enforcement and auto checks.
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Warren
Charles Ackerson
Clyde J. Bess
Crescent Park
Ackerson
Floyd F. Feidler
Council
Feidler
Bess
Besg
Buffalo Police Department
C. W. Barwis
Public Service Commission Grants Short Extension on Crossing Abolition
Harrisburg Aug 7 the public service commission granted an extension until August 15 for filing plans to abolish a grade crossing in Industry township Beaver county. The Pennsylvania railroad sought sixty days more but the commission declined saying it would unduly delay the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Industry Township
Beaver County
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Funeral services for Henry Fehlman described
Funeral services for Henry Fehlman former Warren businessman who died at his Grand Valley home will be held from the home on Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Burial will be in Grand Valley Cemetery. Survived by widow one son Gilbert three sisters Gertrude Emma and Mrs Barnes and one brother Phillip. Oklahoma.
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Henry Fehlman
Henry Fehlmman
Warren
Grand Valley
Grand Valley Cemetery
Fehlman
Gertrude
Emma Fehlman
Bertha. Barnes
Phillip
Oklahoma
Market Letter Current Events Heavy rate hold slows stock surge
New York Aug 7 Hardening money rates cooled the prior stock surge as industrial issues slipped with major names such as U S Steel General Motors and American Can dropping sharply before partial late gains. Speculative favorites like Union Carbide Chrysler Paramount Radio and International Nickel fell, while Johns Manville shed over three points.
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New York
U.P
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Can
International Nickles
Johns Manville
Health officials probe river pollution on Allegheny West End
Interest in water pollution grows as malodorous conditions near Allegheny River banks in the West End prompt health department inquiry. Councilman Houghtlin urges investigation amid reports of hundreds of dead fish and creek being used as a sewer. Residents report slimy odor on Conewango Creek boats, suspending usage.
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Allegheny
West End
Department of Health
W. H. Houghtlin
Health Department
Warren
Conewango Creek
Rescued Flyers Are Welcomed in New York
Captains Frank T. Courtney and crew of the British trans Atlantic flight were greeted by a warm New York welcome after their dramatic mid ocean rescue by the steamer Minnewaska. They rested at the Ritz Carlton while the Whale crew, including Hugh Gilmore radio operator Fred Pierce mechanic and Elwood Hosmer financial backer, arrived aboard the rescue ship and were treated to a typical city greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank T. Courtney
Fier
Minnewaska
Ritz-Carlton
Whale
Courtney
Hugh Gilmore
Fred Pierce
Elwood Hosmer
Probe Opens Over Fatal Wreck Costing Eight Lives
In Mounds DL August 7 a preliminary inquest opened after yesterday’s wreck of two Central passenger trains. Eight dead and over 60 injured. Four named victims: Lewis A Drennan Mattoon DL, Mrs Bud Snider West Orange NJ, Joe Secinch West Orange, and William Douglas, a Black porter. Four unidentified female victims remain.
Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs Harry Playford
Mr and Mrs Harry Playford 4234 Chestnut announce the birth of a son at Maternity Hospital Tuesday morning at 11:80. The infant weighs 7 pounds 4 ounces.
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Ifr
Harry Playford
Chestnut Street
Maternity Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
MEX
J. H. West
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
W. S. Clark
Committee On
Fourth Ward
Fred Mintzer
Conewango Valley Country Club
Moon Brook Country Club
Jamestown
Oil City
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
H. L. Given
Roxy Given
Hugh Curtis Given
Boomes Crime Commission
Paris
Uncle Sam
Iis
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Pius
China
Perry
Asia
Marco Polo
New York City
Atlantic
Brochlyn
Andante ‘Con Variszioni
Bach Widmung
A. Schumann
Schumann
Schuman
B. P. Martin
Williamsport
Boro Council
Grate Budd
Savonal Hewarest
Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Daily Times
San Diego
Calif
C. BH. Schmid
S. T. McIntyre
LABOR
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
N. York
Johnson Brothers
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