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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1927
Page
8
A new device integrates door and window control into one unit for vehicles. It allows adjustment across ten to twelve positions or full retraction inside the car, enabling compact storage and flexible operation. The invention promises streamlined interior design and potential ease of use for drivers.
YOUNGSVILLE Aug 8 An annual United Brethren Sunday school picnic at Island Park ended with unusual sadness over the passing of Brown. The event drew about 110 attendees who enjoyed a dinner and ice cream. Prizes awarded in events included Bernice Oviatt and Junior Maleen for youth races, Rev. Ray Driscoll for the men’s 100 dash, and Ede Lundgren for girls’ baseball throw. A backball game followed with Everett Dyer’s side winning 7 to 0. The afternoon closed with sermons by R Altstadt of Erie and songs by B C Hansen plus announcements for upcoming meetings and visits.
The Van Sweringen brothers filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission requesting approval of their proposed merger of the Ene and Pere Maticquette railroads into the Chesapeake and Ohio. Attorneys for O P. and M. J. Van Sweringen, Cleveland leaders of the enterprise, submitted the document today. The French government has no har ved surveys and the preparation of complete plans for a railway across the Sahara desert.
Union leaders from Clothing Workers and Cloakmakers sign a strike call while defenses blame not sympathizers for bombings. Police Commissioner Warren offers four theories but withholds them. The I W W and Communists face clashes as Socialists deny involvement and plan meetings across the city.
Wilkes Barre and Harrisburg reports indicate anthracite miners in United Mine Workers district 1 will not heed a July 9 protest strike over Sacco and Vanzetti executions. Rinaldo Cappellini, district president, calls any strike unauthorized. state troopers guard the executive mansion and capitol to deter potential sympathizer outrages.
Edward Norton James nephew of Henry James was sentenced to 90 days in jail after conviction in municipal court on charges of assaulting two policemen. He was among four Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers arrested at a protest meeting on Boston Common. He preferred jail over a $75 fine.
Montevideo Uruguay August 3 soldiers from several infantry and cavalry regiments were ordered into the city to prevent disorders amid plans for a 24 hour general strike in protest of the death sentence to be carried out against Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The government feared a serious situation and anticipated the strike would begin at midnight tonight.
Chicago authorities moved to curb protests after death sentences for Sacco and Vanzetti. A heavy guard remains at the Federal building and postal stations as sympathizers plan a mass meeting. The Chiago Federation of Labor urged President Coolidge to intercede and Massachusetts Gov Fuller to grant a stay.
In a lavish party scene in Hollywood, Robbie grows jealous of Gus while Stella’s apparent despair ends in death. Monica, Ted Piper, and Mrs Mangan confront Stella’s room as the shock sets in and the police prepare to arrive. The chapter ends with Robbie discovering Stella’s letter in the next installment.
A brawny blind man with a sign I am Blind prowls Forty sixth and Forty seventh streets after shows. He shouts Buy one Buy one and taps his heavy cane as he sells pencils. A Pulitzer building warehouse near by stores government bonded liquors with workers who grimly endure the constant temptation.
A family plans a long awaited trip now that they are covered by Waid Rogers Insurance Company. The plan centers on safer travel and financial protection while away, emphasizing responsibility and preparedness.
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