Court Terms End After Jurors Dismissed In Trial List
The February civil term lasted one hour as Judge D. A. Arird dismissed jurors after none of the fourteen cases listed were ready for trial. Attorneys cited unavoidable circumstances. Thirty-eight jurors were paid $186.77. Three cases remained and were continued. several others were listed or continued pending settlement or improper listings. Continuous docket items include cases involving W. M. Jamieson, Aliion C. Clough, Bellmar Trading, and the Pittsburgh 2nd Freeport Coal company, among others.
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Court House
D. A. Arird
Arird
George Leavy
Pittsburgh 2Nd Freeport Coal Company
National Forge and Tool Company
Arctic Hygen Ice Manufacturing Company
8 Corporation
Globe Indemnity Company
Corporation
Struthers-Wells Company
Frank F. Moore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Fall River Ruins to Be Dynamited
Fall River Massachusetts business district destroyed by fire last week will be dynamited to allow immediate reconstruction. Two dynamiting experts from Boston examined remaining walls and prepared plans to start today. Yesterday crowds prevented work as more than 500 workers cleared streets and sites.
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Fall River
Mass
U. P
Boston
Warren Grange Holds Meeting in Warren Hall
Warren Grange met Saturday afternoon at the P. H. C. hall. The group accepted three membership applications and read letters about the annual Agricultural meeting set for February 10 at the Warren Court House and a request to subscribe for the National Grange monthly paper.
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P. H.C. Hall
Warren Grange
Warren Court House
Grange
National Grange
John Siegfried
Pomona Grange
M. A. Fehlman
Noble
Washington
Lincoln
Mary Porter
Belle, Groseh
Ella Ward
Ford’s Theatre
Mary Kidder
Quinn Smith
Trans-Continental
Alice Penfield
Ellen Fehlman
Country
Society private dance in P H C hall
Members and invited friends of the American Insurance Union will attend a dancing party in the P H C hall Tuesday evening. A short business session will be held at eight o'clock with the dancing program continuing from nine to twelve.
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the American Insurance Union
P. H. C. Hall
Ice moves out on Allegheny River near Oil City
Word from Oil City says ice in the Allegheny River, stretching from near Oil City to near Warren, moved out Sunday afternoon around four. Warmer weather caused it to break up after recent cold and roiling. Bert Swanson of Titusville, while fox hunting on Goodwill Hill Saturday afternoon, bagged a fox with a fine black and gray fur likely to bring a good sum.
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Oil City
Allegheny River
Warren
Bert Swanson
Titusville
Goodwill Hill
Swanson
Ries
Optional residential electric rate announced in Pennsylvania
The new graded rate applies to lighting only with ten cents per kilowatt hour for the first 25 kWh and step down rates for the next blocks, while electric ranges are charged ten cents for the first 30 kWh and three cents thereafter. John W P Fernstermacher, Warren rep for the Pennsylvania Electric Co, said the rate would aid home work by women, saving about two hours daily.
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John WP. Fernstermacher
Warren
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Chicago presses for Republican convention here
Reports from Washington and New York say party leaders may move the national convention away from Kansas City. Chicago civic leaders renew the bid while Kansas City officials announce 4000 hotel rooms will be available for the convention, with 1000 more promised to satisfy the national committee.
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Atlantic City Hotel Men’s Association
Chicago
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Republicanational
Charles F. Curry
National Committee
Curry
Market Letter Current Events Review
Market Letter notes rubber stocks in London total 55,969 tons on Feb 4 with a weekly decline of 316 tons. Lima Locomotive 1927 net loss 191,342 after charges versus 1,704,827 profit in 1926. California Crude averaged 614,500 barrels daily for week ended Feb 4, down 300 from prior week. Federal Oil Conservation board urges legislation to exempt cooperative oil production from trust law to conserve resources and permit curtailment by producers in excess. Judge Wilkerson in Chicago awarded 1,700,000 to receivers and reorganizers of St Paul RR. Average prices: 20 industrials 196.63 up 23, 20 rails 134.89 down 37, 40 bonds 99.33 up .01. Market outlook cautions against stock purchases, expects possible early rally then decline, with lines on rediscount rate effects. Kansas City Southern 1927 gross revenue 22,048,605. net income 5,879,872, slightly down from 1926. Southern Railway earnings show steady upward trend over seven years. Viewpoint: speculative sentiment divided. some call overbought, others note heavy GM short interest.
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London
Lima Locomotive Works
California
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Wilkerson
New York
Kansas City
Southern Railway
General Motors
Markets Eye Strong Spots and Easy Advances
Strong spots today with the coppers doing well Nevada should advance Kennecott and Anaconda also noted. Trading stocks include Aver Can Biscuit Cat Gas Cons Gar Gold Dust Rdio Col orado Fuel and Vanadium Hudson UJ S Seel.
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Nevada
Kennecott
Anaconda
Colorado
Hudson
U S Court Upholds Miller Conviction
The United States court of appeals unanimously upheld the conviction of Thomas W. Miller a civilian custodian in the Harding administration charged with conspiring to defraud the government by mishandling German assets seized after the war. Judge Martin T. Manton wrote the opinion, with Judges Swan and Hand concurring.
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New York
U. P.1
United States Court of Appeals
Thomas W. Miller
Ahen
Colty
Harding
Martin T. Manton
Thomas E. Swan
Augustus M. Hand
Revivals Close at Grace Church in Warren
Final service of the Good News Campaign at Grace Methodist Church ended after two and a half weeks. Reverend Joshua spoke on Character Building and Finding a Man, with a large afternoon attendance of about 900. Music featured Professor Welch, Miss Hilder Leander, and a 60-voice choir. Reverend L M Barnard called the revivals highly profitable for Warren. Joshua heads to Falconer next. Welch to North East. London news notes Queen Mary’s cold prevents attendance at parliament opening with King George.
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Grace Methodist Church
Joshua
Professor Welch
Warren
Erie
Falconer
Welch
North East
Franco American arbitration pact signed in Washington
Washington February 6 a Franco American arbitration pact was signed by French Ambassador Claudel and Under Secretary Olds, marking a century and a half of peace. The treaty follows the 1778 amity and commerce pact and aims to provide arbitration for disputes, potentially covering issues related to the Monroe Doctrine domestic affairs and third party disputes. Officials did not confirm whether League of Nations obligations are exempted.
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Washington
France
United States
Claudel
Robert E. Olds
Safe Department
Benjamin Franklin
Silas Deane
Arthur Lee
United States of North America
State Department
League of Nations
Paris
Briand
Kellogg
Sound sentiment on commission visits Nicaragua plan
Havana February report says Pan American conciliation commission plans to visit Nicaragua with private individuals from Nicaragua and other republics represented alongside United States delegate Charles E Hughes as chairman. The move shifts intervention from sole U S responsibility to a multilateral effort.
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Nicaragua
Havana
U. P
Pan-American Congress
Pan- American Conciliation Commission
Charles E. Hughes
United,States
United States
Market Close Highlights Industrials and Major Stocks
Today’s market shows varied moves across industries with notable percentages in American Sugar, General Electric, and Standard Oil affiliates. Key performers include Allied Chemical, American Can, Union Oil of California, and Gulf States Steel, while several Standard Oil entities and transportation stocks contribute to the mixed close.
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Allied Chemical and
American Bosch Mag
American Can
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Stele Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tabacco
American Tel
American Woolen
Chicago
Milwaukee
St We
Coca Colmpes
Seerererreer Es
Col
Seceseeeeens
Dodge Brothers Common
Davison. Chemical
Adhe Erie
Evie
Bem Freepor Texas
General Asphal
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Ray
Gr Paige
Gulf States Steel - Bis Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independents Qi
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Missouri Pacifier
Moo Motors
National Biscuit Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific
Philips Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Pete
Ating
Penna RR
Pare Oil
Financial Briefs from United Press 1927 Locomotive Works Loss
Lima Locomotive Works reported a net loss of 191,241 after charges for 1927, with unfilled orders at 3,580,727 as of December 31. Rubber stocks in London stood at 45,969 tons on February 4, down 316 tons from the prior week.
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United Press
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc
Soas
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Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Appointme
Rayon
Kayser
Marvelrag
Marvelray Bloomers
U. S. Court
Miller
Grace Church
Joshue
Mary
George
Buckingham Palace
Olds
U. S
Kay, Richart
New York Stock Exen
Warren Savings’ “Bank
Royal Dutch , Ae A
Shell Union Simms Petroleum
Sinclair Oil
Skelly O
Southern Pacific
Southern A. BR
Standard Gas and Electric
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken RB
Tidewater Associated Tobacco Products
Trans
Ohio Oil
Pennock Prairie
Prairie Oil
Salt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil
Cal
Ind
Kan
N. J
American Maricaido
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service
Cities Service Ptd
Continental Oil
Durant del
New Bradford
Pittsburgh
Mamart Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Peon Public Service Corporation of the
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