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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1928

Page

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Seven Deaths Reported in New York Heat Wave

New York City endured a 43 hour heat wave with seven deaths and many prostrations as temperatures surged to record levels. A late afternoon thunderstorm brought brief relief but sultriness persisted. beaches filled while parks and streets stayed crowded overnight. Storm damage included downed wires, a struck trolley car, and a toppled church cross.

New York Manhattan Coneysland Rockaways Long Beach New Jersey Woodmere L. 1 Long Island City Rockaway Beach Brooklyn St Phillip’s Letheran Church Weather Bureau

Levine flies to Brussels for ocean flight plan

Charles A. Levine piloted the Queen of the Air from Croydon toward Brussels with six aboard to arrange a trans Atlantic flight. Bert Acosta and Miss Mabel Escapes From Prison Camp TSNEONTOWN Pa Aug 31 Sentenced to four years six months for murder. Thomas Roberts, a railroad telegrapher and cook, escaped Fayette County prison camp today.

Tsneontown Alex Johnson Ohio Pyle Thomas Roberts Fayette County

Pact to outlaw war stirs debate on growth and future

In a 1928 New York American column discussing a hypothetical outlawing of war, writers note that war, disease, and famine once regulated Earth's population. With famine and disease reduced by science and governance, the piece questions what could stop population growth from outstripping resources, referencing divine wisdom and global leaders as possible solutions. Continued on Page Three.

New York American, Inc Earth

Albania's Return to Monarchy Seen in Paris Eyes

Paris dispatches report Achmed Zogu is to be crowned king of Albania on Saturday signaling a monarchy return. French political circles expect little change in world politics but note Zogu's acceptance of Mussolini’s terms and a de facto Italian protectorate aiding his throne. anticipation centers on Balkan implications.

Paris U.P Achmed Zogu Albania Paris i Jugo-Slavia Italy Acmed Zogu Mussolini Zogu

Work to Raise Overturned Towboat Aliquippa Near Aliquippa

Pittsburgh August 31. The effort to raise the overturned towboat Aliquippa from the Ohio river after three men drowned was sped up. The all steel craft valued near $250000, while 20 persons escaped. Government inspecting official Harry Layfield said the cause cannot be determined until the boat is upright.

Pittsburgh U. P Aliquippa Ohio River Harry Layfield

Insurgent Miners Sentenced in Washington Court

Five members of the Save the Union mine movement were sentenced to jail by Judge Erwin Cummins in Washington Pennsylvania. The group labeled as Communists linked to Moscow was convicted for assaulting George Harbody, a former union miner. Sentences ranged from four to eight months with fines of one dollar and court costs.

Washington Save the Union Erwin Cummins Washington County Criminal Court Third Internationale of Moscow George Harbody Mike Natty Frank Sinosky George Natty Steve Credo John Midy

Hundred Made Ill by Food at Family Reunion

Nearly 100 people fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after a family reunion picnic in Scottdale Pennsylvania. Only 35 escaped. Chicken sandwiches with mayonnaise dressing were blamed. samples of water and sandwiches were analyzed. Physicians assisted. a few remained critically ill. Families from Pearlhance, Scottdale, Uniontown, Connellsville and Pittsburgh attended.

Scottdale U. P Booker Hixon Pairdhance Uniontown Connellsville Pittsburgh

Campaign Log Aug 31 Campaigned routes and strategy outlined

Governor Smith rests in Albany preparing for the Democratic presidential drive after Labor Day. Herbert Hoover plans to answer no attacks after accepting speech. Robinson outlines southern and border state tour. Curtis and Borah to campaign across New England Kentucky and Detroit. Norman Thomas socialist campaign committee formed urging pastors to mobilize support.

Smith Albany Senator Curtis Senator Borah Curtis New England Kentucky Borah Detroit

Plans for two stop flight across Pacific

Seattle, August 31. Lieut. Lesser J. Maitland announces a prospective two stop flight spanning the Pacific from San Francisco to Hong Kong. An 8,000 mile trip will be made in a tri motor plane with stops in Honolulu, Manila, and Hong Kong.

Seattle Wash Pacific Ocean San Francisco Hong Kong Lieut Lesser J. Maitland Honolulu Manila

Fowler named vice president and general manager of Pittsburgh rail line

W E Fowler was named vice president and general manager of the Pittsburgh Lisbon and Western railroad, a Montour subsidiary, in an announcement by H J German president of both roads. Fowler succeeds N B Billingsley who died last week.

Pittsburgh U. P W. E. Fowler Pittsburgh, Lisbon and Western Railroad Montour Railroad H- J. German Fowler N. B. Billingsley

Four Held for Murder in Monessen Baby Burials

State police arrested Joan Hlatky’s family in Monessen after the bodies of twin babies were found buried in the back yard. The four suspects include Joan Hlatky’s wife Agnes and two daughters Elizabeth and Margaret, aged 15 and 24, all charged with murder.

Greensburg U. P Joan Hlatky Monessen Hlatky Agnes Elizabeth Margaret

Walla Walla man hanged for murder of daughter Sylvia

Wallace Bob Gaines was hanged at Washington state penitentiary in Walla Walla at 4:06 AM for the 1926 murder of his 22 year old daughter Sylvia. He was pronounced dead shortly after the drop.

Walla Walla Wash Wallace Bob” Gaines Washington State Penitentiary Sylvia Old A.M

Detroit Gunman Baktashi Shot Dead Near Police Station

Detroit police report Joseph Baktashi a notorious gunman was killed by three men who fired about a dozen shots near the East Lafayette street police station and fled in a blue sedan. He had aliases including Baktash and Baumis and was acquitted of murder last September on self defense. Police link the slaying to a revenge plot after his many arrests without convictions.

Detroit Joseph Baktashi East Lafayette Street Baktashi Baktash Baumis

Hearing Ends In Pittsburgh On Ware Wilson Contest

A United States senate sub committee hearing on the Ware Wilson contest in Pittsburgh closed after four days of sessions. Commissioner Charles C. McGovern prompted a surprise move by offering to withdraw as a witness, ending the stormy proceedings. The next committee meeting is slated for Washington, D. C. Waterman of Colorado announced.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Charles C. McGovern United States Senate William S . Ware William B.wilson Washington, D. C United States Charles W. Waterman Colorado Wilson McGovern Registration Board Ware Senator Waterman John M. Henry

Pinchot backs Hoover in 1930s party split speech

Former Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot told newspaper correspondents in Harrisburg that he would support Herbert Hoover for the presidency. He said he would contribute against Smith and praised the Eighteenth Amendment while criticizing Al Smith as wet. He planned to campaign later in the West under Republican National Communities.

Harrisburg U. P Pinchot Herbert Hoover Warner Smith AL Smith

Educational Day Ignites Warren County Fair Activities

Educational Day at Warren County Fair drew hundreds as displays in the school building and Boy Scout handicrafts drew attention. Archery contests at 2 pm and a bareback jumping exhibition by Miss Bessie Woodward at 3 pm highlighted the afternoon. Cattle show awards were handed out by J. Brownell with named exhibitors widely noted. Races today and tomorrow include purse events and the county merchants day on Saturday.

Warren County Fair Boy Scout Bessie Woodward Ashville N. Y William PB. Taylor The Fair Association Sid Hattess J. Brownell State College Ao. C. Tritt J. B. Moore Garland J. S. Thompson Pittsfield E. H. Weiler Warren J. Curtis Corry Arthur F. Pyke W. D. Warren Icn Johnson Sugar Gove George P. Duniel Theron Johnson Sugar Grove Johnson Warren County

Bodies of Merrill and Ronne Sent Home Today

Milford Pa Aug 81 Bodies of M M Merrill and Edwin Ronne found near the wrecked Falcon air plane they were piloting from Buffalo to New York will be sent to their homes today Speculation on the crash centered on possible in flight fire or fog and collision with a mountain with Casey Jones Curtiss service hedging toward fog groups saying they were piloted into a mountain side by fog

Mr. M. Merrill Curtis Flying Service Edward Boone Buffalo Falcon New York Port Jervis Ayers Milford M. M. Merrill Edwin Ronne Falcon Aire Trans-continental Air Transport, Inc Charles A. Lindbergh C. S Casey” Jones Curtiss Service

Arrest Gang Suspects Near Washington at Camp

Pittsburgh motorcycle police arrested five men early today at a camp at Chambers Mills near Washington, Pa. They seized a handbag containing pistols and ammunition. Four automobiles were at the camp.

Pittsburgh U. P Chambers Mills Washington Pwr

Garnishee Law Boosters to Meet September 6

Warren branch officers of the Commonwealth Protective association will meet with members for a dinner at the Y M C A Thursday evening September 6 at 6 30 o'clock. Thirteen vice presidents were elected at a meeting Friday including C G W Bekley William Muir L H Parvin J R Durham J D Shortt H H McWethy B V Lesser D L Lewis Bert Erickson Carl Lundahl Val Genge Paul DeFrees and H W Frost. Competent speakers will address the meeting and plans will be made to push the garnishee bill for the next legislature. A business session precedes the speeches. Reservations must be made by Wednesday September 5. The association promotes passage of the garnishee bill and Thursday's meeting is under the Warren Credit Information bureau. All extenders of credit are invited.

Warren The Commonwealth Protective Association Association CG. W. Bekley William Muir L- H. Parvin J. R. Durham J- D. Shortt H. H. McWethy B. V. Lesser D. L. Lewis Bert Erickson Carl Lundahl Val Genge Paul DeFrees H. W. Frost Warren Credit Information Bureau

Two Rebels Slain by U S Marines in Nicaragua Clash

In Managua on Monday night a Marine patrol under Captain Stockes routed about 40 rebels near Macualize. Manuel Angel Ortez Ortez led the ambush attempt. two rebels were killed, five captured, one wounded, and Marine casualties were none. Marines pursued the group for hours and seized rebel equipment, while several horses were killed.

Managua Nicaragua United States Marine Stockes Macualize Manuel Angel Ortez Ortez

Auto Crash Kills Woman Near Jenertown Lincoln Highway

In Jennertown Pennsylvania a car struck a telephone pole on the Lincoln Highway killing Mrs. Anna Toobitl, 47, of Pitcairn instantly. Two others were injured. the vehicle was driven by Thomas J. Heakin, 28, of Potenay.

Jennertown Anna Toobitl Pitcairn Lincoln Highway Here Thomas J. Heakin Potenay

Liquor warrant used to enter home uncovers stolen goods

Four alleged receivers of stolen property are jailed in Warren County on $3,600 total bail after a liquor search warrant used as a pretext to raid Owen Taylor’s Hydes Mill home. Sheriff Jefferson and deputies seized furniture and other items, tying the gang to multiple burglaries across the county. Several named suspects and local business owners are identified. Taylor evaded arrest but was later located with four others.

Warren County Harry Jefferson Hydes Mall Qwen Taylor Jefferson Taylor Hydes Mill West Spring Creek Ead Branch Maynard Spitz Columbus Bear Lake Spitz Owen Taylor Mary Murphy Dunnewold Pesce Clark Nels Garland Feed Roosevelt Highway Dan Dickerson Spring Creek Robert Ritchie Spencer Roberts Sheffield

Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Area

Forecast notes a slightly cooler tonight into Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Local observations show times 4 a.m. and 5 p.m. with temperatures around 65, river levels low, no significant precipitation expected, sunset and sunrise times listed as 6:35 and 5:27 respectively.

Wescern

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