Preparedness urged by Bulock at Kiwanis meeting
Lieut. Col. Seymour Bulock of South Bend told Kiwanis members that preparedness requires understanding foreign policies and building a strong army and navy. He argued against immigration quota changes and urged defending American land and title, noting costs per citizen for military upkeep and urging proportional quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seymour Bullock
South Bend
Ind
Kiwanis Club
Brumby Had No Right To Order Submersible Test Run
Representative McClintic cites confidential information to claim Rear Admiral Frank H. Brumby erred in ordering a test run on the ill fated submarine after its required trials were complete. The naval board's S-4 report criticizes Brumby and blames the submarine's commanders and the coast guard destroyer Paulding for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Frank H. Brumby
Naval Board
McClintic
Democrat
Oxlahoma
Brumby
Coast Guard
Paulding
Ex Governor policy splits over Reed Morin and Philadelphia
Ex governor stance on primaries reveals no declaration for Reed if Maria enters. Philadelphia leaders weigh support for Edward Martin for state treasurer Charles Waters for auditor general and Judge William Porter for Superior Court. Morin vs Reed dominates. factional shifts could move city to Morin or Reed. Governor Fisher neutral. Russia disarmament note cited with silent communist remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Maria
Edward Martin
Washington County
Labor and Industry
Charles A. Waters
Germantown
William D. Portar
Pittsburgh
Morin
House
Senate
Philadelphia
Ware
Mackey
Mellon
U. S
Colonel Wood
Mori
Russia
American Legion Posters Advertised in Warren Area
Local posters promoting the American Legion appear on Warren billboards at several sites including Madison and Crescent streets and East and Seventh avenues. Warren Poster Advertising Co. sells the posters for 6.50 per 10 000, with space donated by the National Bill Poster Association of the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bill Poster Association
United States
Canada
Cause of
the American Legion
Nominations Filed for State Senate and House Matches
Senator Howard I. Painter of Buller, Republican, filed papers for the Republican nomination to the state senate at Harrisburg Wednesday. Representative Thomas B. Wilson of Bradford filed papers for the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard I. Painter
Buller
State Senate
Harrisburg
Thomas B. Wilson
Bradford
House
In and Out of Town Noted Visitors in Warren
Pelham resident Fenton Swanson is in Warren while Willard Trushel, a medical student at the University of Pennsylvania, spends a few days in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Swanson
Pelham, N. Y
Warren
Willard Trushel
Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
Berlin Denies Palm Springs Visit For Health Reasons
Irving Berlin and his wife deny reports they came to Palm Springs California with their baby for Mrs Berlin health. The songwriter said they were in the area to enjoy sunshine and offered no comment on the health claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Irving Berlin
California
Lent Special Services Begin Across Warren Churches
Warren churches launch the Lenten observance with First Methodist at 7:43 p.m. featuring Dr. James A. Beebe of Allegheny College and Warren High School glee club. Catholic churches offer 7:30 p.m. services midweek, with Rosary and benediction. high mass at 8:15 a.m. and stations of the cross after work hours. Holy Week plans pending. no First Presbyterian services due to no pastor. noon-time community services arranged by the Ministerial Association from 12:10 to 12:55 p.m. with several pastors and improving musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
First Methodist Church
James A. Beebe
Allegheny College
Meadville
Warren High School
Chase Gage
Father Diamond
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Teresa
First Presbyterian Church
George Miller
Franklin and Kane
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Harold Stoddard
Grace Methodist
Bill Cook
J. L. Ware
L. M. Barnard
J. C. Howenstein
Henry Bruner
R. L. Fassinger
Dornheim
Jascobson
Howenstei
Ware
Barnard
Klan to Unmask and Forge New Organization
In Birmingham on February 22, 1930, plans were laid to end secrecy of the Ku Klux Klan. Members nationwide would be asked to reveal identities and form a new group called The Knights of the Great Forest, under the leadership of Hiram W. Evans as imperial wizard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
U. P
Ku Klux Klan
Robbery Motive Quieted by Fire Murder Case
In Somerville New Jersey on February 22 a woman identified as Miss Margaret Brown of Fort Lee was found murdered by fire near Norristown. Police pursue a suspect believed to have robbed her of 9000 dollars and to have burned her to hide the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
U. P
Norristown
Margaret Brown
Fort Lee
Organization May Oppose Bond Issues in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg February 22. Leaders of the Mellon Republican organization, aligned with the Fisher administration, plan to oppose all bond issues on the November ballot as constitutional amendments. Five bond measures are among fourteen amendments to voters, including a $50,000,000 general bond issue, $25,000,000 forestry bond, $350,000,000 welfare bond, $5,900,000 armory bond, and $8,000,000 state college bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U. P
Mellon Republican Organization
Fisher
State Armory
State College
Complete jury seated for dynamiting case in Ottawa
A jury to try Hiram Reed, son of a wealthy Maseville farmer, on charges of dynamiting a school house with intent to kill his sweetheart teacher Miss Iola Bradford, was completed here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
U. P
Hiram Reed
Iola Bradford
Coolidge Joins Washington Birthday Celebration in Alexandria
Calvin Coolidge thirtieth president visited Alexandria Virginia on George Washingtons birthday arriving at 115 PM aboard the Mayflower yacht with Senator Swanson and other Virginia leaders. Washington first president worshipped paid taxes in the city and the event marked a ceremonial observance in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
U. P
Calvin Coolidge
United States
George Washington
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Washington
Three bank cashiers summoned in dome probe
Washington february 22. u p. cashiers of two new york one chicago and one boston bank were summoned by the senate teapot dome committee to appear tomorrow to produce records of transactions of the republican national committee. found frozen to death near nanty glo pa william bart 69 a former altoona printer was found dead in woods after about 36 hours. judge fremont phillips 71 of medina oh county probate judge will return to medina today with his 51 year old bride mrs richie f phillips crafton near pittsburgh after marrying here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
New York
Chicago
Boston
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Republican National Committee
Nanty Glo
Charles Bart
Altoona
Here
Bart
Pittsburgh
Fremont
Phillips
Medina
Ohio
Richie F. Phillips
Crafton
Oil Price List by Grade and Region Across United States
Prices paid for various oil grades by purchasing agencies are listed across multiple pipelines and regions. Values vary from 95 cents to about 2.80 per unit, with entries for Pennsylvania, Bradford, Corning, Buckeye, Eureka, Somerset, Indiana Kentucky Cumberland counties, Stott on Refining Co. in Oil City Ky, Western Kentucky, Lima, Princeton, Wooster, Plymouth, Illinois, Saginaw, Berea Sand, and more, reflecting wide market spreads and regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Nations
Transit Co
South West
Pennsylvan
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister Grude
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Rag
Westeriay Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Saginaw
Ceeee
Informatory Double of No Trump in Auction
Abridged note by A P L Sisson explains an informatory double of two no trump should promise at least six tricks across three suits. It conveys a hand with no trump and urges partner to bid their best suit, favoring majors, with example holdings illustrating how six tricks are valued in contract bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PL Sisson
Tribune
Emerson Metzger Nominated for Exalted Ruler by Elks
Emerson Metzger heads the slate for the Elks 1926 nominations at a regular meeting Tuesday night. Other nominees include Frank Chaffee as esteemed leading knight and George Servis as esteemed loyal knight. Election is set for March, installation in April. Delegates to the grand lodge convention in Miami, July, include George Detler with C. S. Knapp as alternate. Three delegates to the state convention at Conneaut Lake in July are Earle Mac Donald, S. E. Walker, and George C. Sarvis. alternates are J. H. Golistein, P. F. McAvoy, and H. R. McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Metzger
Elks Club
Frank Chaffee
George ©. Servis
T. C. Ostergard
Charles Kirchartz
George Detler
Grand Lodge
Miami
Fla
C. 5
Knapp
Conneaut Lake
Earle MacDonald
S. E. Walker
George C. Sarvis
J. H. Golistein
P. F. McAvoy
H. R. McClure
Border fighting leaves many natives dead and wounded
Dispatches from Basra report more than 150 natives killed and about 400 injured in frontier clashes near Basra in Asiatic Turkey. Hand to hand fighting raged as Wahabis captured Jowarin cattle. Royal Air Force planes bombed the victors, with one plane shot down and pilot R. B. J. H. Jackson killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. P
Basra
Asiatic
Turkey
Daily Mail
Royal Air Force
R. B.J . H. Jackson
Group Eight bankers install officers at dinner
Pittsburg February 22 Gregg McKee of Pittsburgh Trust Company headed Group Eight of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at the thirty second annual dinner. Elected officers include A K King First National Bank Wilkinsburg president Robert S Brown Exchange National Bank Pittsburgh secretary B G Binns First National Bank Dener al treasurer More than 1000 Western Pennsylvania attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gregg McKee
Pittsburgh Trust ‘Company
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
A.K. King
First National Bank of Wilkinsburg
Robert S. Brown
Exchange National Bank of Pittsburgh
B. G. Binns
First National Bank of Deneral
Western Pennsylvania
Coke Ovens Fired In Two Plants At Hecla and Merewoos
Two hundred ovens at Hecla No 3 and 175 ovens at Merewoos were fired within the past 48 hours. In the last two weeks a total of 1002 ovens have been started at the H C Frick Coke Company plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Hecla No. 3
Merewoos
Washington society and club gatherings attract guests
Lieut. Cet C. Seymour Bullock will be guest of honor at the George Washington anniversary dinner of the Conewango club this evening with reservations already made by 61 members. Mrs. F. X. Miller hosts Kill Kare Klub tea this afternoon. Miss Ruth Eaton hosts Elsie Ross Auxiliary at 568 Pennsylvania Ave East with gift shower for bride elect Sarah Jensen and a two course luncheon. A Men’s Club at Trinity Memorial heard A Orrell of Groton Knight discuss business views on India. 50 men attended with Lieut. Col. Bullock as guest. The column ends with a quip about a chair ro rober and a separate newspaper note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Orrell
Groton-Knight Company
Ovent
India
Trinity Memorial Church
C. Seymour Bullock
South Bena
Indiana
Eighteen to Appea r for Naturalization in Warren Court
Eighteen men and two women aliens are scheduled for naturalization hearings on March 20 at 10 a m before Judge Arird and a Buffalo federal examiner. Names listed include Andy Gnip Watson township and Oscar William Larson Warren among others. Emma Gidlund of Warren and Anna Strmi of Bear Lake are the two women appearing for final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalization Court
E. B.whiting
Emma Gidlund
Sweden
Wareren
Anna Strmi
Checko—elavakie
Bear Lake
Arird
Buffalo
Andy Gnip
Watson Township
Andy Mike Javosky
Deerfield
Fom Gyryle
Sugar Grove
John Morgech
Brokenstraw
Stanislaw Kwiatek
Pittsfield
Oscar William Larson
Warren
Gust Hsapes
Antonio Farris
Guiseppe Pellegrino
Sheffield
Peter Techenchuk
Peter Didrikcen
Car T
Bosin
Giuseppe Fedele
John Petruny
Andrew Miko
Mike Vargo
George Paragiotos Mavelis
Janes Demolentsos
Convicts Found Guilty of Murder at Folsom Prison
A six member group from Folsom penitentiary was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of guard Ray Singleton during a prison riot. Ray Stokes James Gregg Anthony Brown Howard Crosby Walter Burke receive life terms versus Al Stewart who turned state's evidence to be sentenced February 24. A German doctor claims a seasickness cure, but skeptics doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cali
Folsom Penitentiary
Enit
Ray Singleton
Ray Stokes
James Gregg
Anthony Brown
Howard Crosby
Walter Burke
al Stewart
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Aubray C. Reselie
Josephine Malseman-Julius
Companional
Marrage
Lawrence
Kansas
Kanste
Frank Confer
de Young
Tribune Mfice
Max Confer
University Club of
Erie
R.C. Thompson
A. P. Sisson
George Marker
Guy Johnson
A. J. Burden
Jordan Overturf
Drs. Skinner
Israel
C. T. Kelly
James R. Foote
Port Allegheny
Bradford Evening Star
Daily Record
Kelly
Crawford County
The
Water and Power Resources Board
Want Kaufman
John A. Kauffman
Franklin
Kauffman
Ada
Coolidge
the City Building
ELKS
Miller
F. X. Miller
North South Street
Kill Kare Klub
Rocter
Fulletin
Boston Transcript
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Folsom Prison
St Paul Dispatch
Messeria Tomer
Oath
Soucers
Aberdeen
9Th Ave
John & Downey
Menering
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Johnson Brothers
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