Warren Tribune Editorial and Subscription Details in Warren
The Warren Tribune lists staff and officers including E. D. Wetmore as president and Henry H. Bassett as treasurer and manager, with editors, directors, and advertising reps. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, open circulation records, Leased wire from United Press, and a call for open forum letters with signatures and addresses. Published in Warren on Roosevelt Highway.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Manag
Henry B. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. BE. Johnson
J. B. Moore
BE. D. Wetmore
William BF. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
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Bell System
News Room
Warren Post Office
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The Beauty of the Lord Prayer Invocation
A prayer excerpt proclaims the beauty of the Lord and seeks God’s blessing on the work of human hands. It asks for holiness to grace daily labor and to establish efforts under divine favor.
Reform by force in courtrooms prompts wary response
An Indianapolis judge recently sentenced a youthful offender to attend a citizens military training camp this summer, a procedure with no legal authority. The piece argues judges should not coerce participation in Boy Scouts or church as punishment, noting such suspended terms risk harming an organization’s image and the offender’s view of reform.
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Indianapolis
Citizens
Boy Scouts
Fisher Returns Suggest Coolidge Not Seeking Renomination
Gov. Fisher, after a month west, visits President Coolidge in Rapid City and says Coolidge does not want to be a candidate. He notes Mellon’s nomination idea would suit him, calls western farmer dissatisfaction political capital. Includes unrelated aphorisms and a Belgian king anecdote.
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Fisher
Coolidge
Harrisburg
Far West
United Press
Rapid City
President Coolidge
Mellon
West
Frieze in Capitol Rotunda Sparks Debate on American History
The author visits Washington to urge widening the Capitol dome frieze beyond the current 274 feet of finished paintings. He notes 26 feet remain for two more events, argues pre 1848 events crowd the sequence, and suggests painting two additional later items to represent eight decades of history. He questions the timing and future reevaluation by a 2007 era congressional committee.
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Washington
Capitol
Congressional Joint Committee
Point Committee
California
Joint Committee
Plymouth
Lexington
Corvallis
Chapultapec
Cortez
Montezuma
Pizaro
Peru
e@ Sote
Pocahontas
John Smith
Plymouth Colony
Penn
Oglethorpe
Tecumsen
Sutter
Sacramento
Ban Bi-Chloride Tablets From The Family Medicine Chest
A long warning against the dangers of bichloride of mercury tablets notes they are highly potent and deadly if misused. It urges banning the 16 grain tablets, emphasizes safer germicides and thorough cleanliness, and warns of accidental deaths from improper handling.
Keystones propose filling offices by collecting candidate cards
A Williamsport Sun note suggests placing all candidates' cards from the county on display in the court house to avoid an election. Another remark questions Colonel Lindbergh's flight's broader impact, while the Tidioute Press reports heavy traffic on the county bridge serving the Allegheny Highway and questions its load-bearing endurance for ongoing construction.
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Williamsport Sun
Just Folks By Edgar Goes!
Beneath the night sky the speakers discuss how and when truth first awakened in people. They ponder what sparked hope and struggle, beauty and order, and the divine spark within humanity as they felt the splendor of the skies.
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Edgar
Warren County Retrospective notes A to Z
Retrospective column covers cattle purchases in Warren County Chester County farmers buy two carloads of cows after regional cattle head counts. May to July totals show 70 births and 44 deaths. A gas well on Matkovich farm reports 83 psi. Warren County to receive 5542.25 from state gasoline tax. Lost boy Alvis Sandeen 18 hours in Cherry Grove. Chester Lawrence 17 injured after horse incident. Columbus Picnic plans draw countywide interest with Coleman's Union City band. Company I 112 Regiment reorganizing. non commissioned staff changes underway.
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Warren County
Chester County
Columbus
Coleman
Union City
The Loafer Myth And The Labor Market
A reflective piece argues that loafers harm economies yet highlights that job scarcity, not idle wealth, drives unemployment. It recalls a traveler to England wary of immigration, notes laborers out of work, and questions the virtue of constant toil versus organized work. The author hints at a kinder view of idlers and doubts harsh economic prescriptions.
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England
Florida
The Moon and Atmosphere Ideas for Election Thought
A compilation of short essays and musings on atmosphere and climate, personal character, safety in Friday routines, and a call to civic reflection. It discusses the Moon as a metaphor for protection, methods to safeguard seafood supply, starch chemistry, and urges readers to ponder elections, candidates, and the use of the vote.
What’s What in Washington: Coolidge Seeming Out of 1928 Fight
Washington dispatch notes a prevailing belief that President Coolidge has truly ended his 1928 political fight. Observers at the Capitol, departments, and party HQs see the president as finished, not just testing the waters, amid the off season.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
the Tribune
Washington
President Coolidge
Capitol
Ron L
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K Rawlings catbird poem
Poem by Marjorie K Rawlings jokes about a catbird near a housewife’s nest. The speaker frets as the bird imitates its chick cries and kitten distress, mocking her efforts. A light humorous domestic verse from 1927 Central Press Association notes.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
Central Press Association, Inc
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