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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

9

Impounding of Ballots in Forest Foretasley Election Debate

Forest County election controversy centers on impounding ballots and ballot boxes. Judge Arird of Jarven is absent on vacation, delaying orders. Local officials note two sets of boxes exist for primaries and general elections, complicating potential impoundment and replacements.

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Leters testamentary on Estate of Charles H Smith

Administration notice. The estate of Charles H Smith late of Waren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania has been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims or demands against the estate should present them properly authenticated for settlement. WM Harold Smith, Executor, Warren PA. July 13 1927.

Charles H. Smith Waren Warren County Ste Hemi Harold Smith Warren Alexander & Clark

World affairs and the League of Nations question

National Affairs by Frank P. Litscher discusses postwar U S reactions to the League of Nations and World Court. He notes Senate resistance, 1920 ratification choices, and how Geneva talks with Britain and the United States failed to narrow warship numbers, arguing small steps prove broader international cooperation unlikely.

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Geneva conference proves world talks fail to unite nations

An excerpt argues that the Geneva conference did not advance world peace and that Anglo American relations, once cordial, are strained by naval policy. It questions the efficacy of international conferences for national policy and safety.

Geneva United States Great Britain

Dempsey and wife arrive in Chicago for training

Jack Dempsey and wife Estelle Taylor arrive in Chicago to begin training for the September 22 title fight with Gene Tunney. They left Los Angeles and rode to Oak Park to avoid crowds, with Estelle ill and met by manager Leo Flynn to travel to downtown Chicago by streetcar.

Chicago U. P Estelle Taylor Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Dempsey Estelle Los Angeles Oak Park Northwestern Railroad Jack Leo Flynn

Bridge Collapses Under Oil Truck Near Beaver Falls

Beaver Falls Aug 18 Three men were injured when a plank bridge on Unionville Road gave way beneath a Freedom oil works tank truck. Howard Kradel 30 of New Brighton suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized. A D King and Steve Kausick sustained minor bruises. The truck was bound for a fueling station ten miles from New Brighton. The tank burst but did not explode as the vehicle tumbled about 15 feet into the stream below.

Beaver Falls Howard Kradel New Brighton Freedom Oil Works Unionville Road Kradel A. D. King Steve Kausick

Whooping Cough and Family Health Guidance

An article on pertussis outlines whooping cough as an acute infectious disease most dangerous for young children, detailing symptoms such as paroxysms and possible vomiting, incubation of 10 to 14 days, and the need for fresh air, careful feeding, and medical supervision. It also touches on twins, ovum fertilization, and a health column by Lulu Hunt Peters offering audience guidance and a request for stamped self-addressed envelopes for correspondence.

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Oil City Chosen for 1928 Carpenters Convention

York reporting that Oil City has been selected as the site for the 1928 convention of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Pennsylvania. Officers were to be elected at the closing session of the recent convention.

York U. P Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Pennsylvania Oil City

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