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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1928

Page

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Ochs's Los Angeles Visit Shows Energetic West Coast

The New York World owner visits Los Angeles attending the Riding and Breakfast club events and meets notable figures. He witnesses scenes of energy among locals, notes transportation costs, shipping shares, and wartime trade shifts. A Basque fighter match and comparisons to Dempsey, Tunney, and Lindbergh are discussed amid broader travel observations.

Mr. Ochs New York Giames Los Angeles Douglas Fairbanks Lupe

Mine police defied by Pittsburgh Coal at Moon Run

Officials of the Pittsburgh Coal Company refused to furnish cost data to the Senate interstate commerce subcommittee investigating Moon Run mine conditions. Division superintendent H M White said there is no reason to broadcast private business. Miner James Dinsdale described tear gas bombs shotguns and black jacks used by coal and iron police to intimidate strikers.

Pittsburgh U. P Pittsburgh Coal Company Senate Interstate Commerce Moon Run H. M. White Coal Company Wheeler Dem Mont Senate White Interstate Commerce Sub-Committee James Dinsdale Coal and Iron

Foley case judgments overturned by judge in 1928 ruling

Judge D A Arvid discharged show cause orders to open six judgments and striked off three judgments against Ellen M Foley in favor of Warren Sayings Bank and Trust Company tied to a road contract. The opinion details open defenses for Fred C Chiodo D D Foley and T J Foley and names lawyers from Alexander Clark Stone Breene Jobson.

Eien B. Foley Warren Sayings Bank and Trust Company D. A. Arvid Arird Fred C. Chiodo D. D. Foley T. J. Foley Foley Alexander & Clark R. W. Stone Warren Ravings Bank G. G. Martin Franklin Breene & Jobson Oil City Chiodo Foleys Ellen M. Foley Timothy J. Foley

Birger Death Sentence Upheld by State Supreme Court

Springfield Mo February 24 The state supreme court ruled that Charles Birger the Southern Illinois gangster must hang after denying his appeal in the murder of Mayor Joe Adams West City The execution was set for Friday April now scheduled for the date in spring as ordered by the court

Springfield U. P Charles Birger Illinois State Supreme Court Birger Joe Adams West City

Congress tackles Norris Muscles Shoals and flood control

In Congress today the Senate continues debate on the Norris Muskie Shoals resolution and flood control measures while the Commerce Committee hears Secretary Hoover. Interstate Commerce Committee holds hearings on John J. Esch reappointment. Banking and Currency debates Norbeck banking bill. The House maintains consideration of the District of Columbia appropriation bill and farm relief hearings proceed. Immigration hearings advance on the Box bill restricting Latin American immigration.

Senate Norris Muscle Shoals Commerce Committee Secretary of Commerce Hoover Interstate Commerce Committee John J. Each Interstate Commerce Commission Banking and Currency Committee Norbeck HOUSE District of Columbia Agriculture Committee Immigration Committee

Republican slate of delegates to convention named

W L Mellon announced the Pennsylvania Republican slate for delegates at large to the national convention. Seven delegates at large and several alternates will be elected. The list includes Governor John Fisher, U S Senator William Ware, Secretary of Labor James J Davis, Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Melton, Ralph Beaver Strassburger of Norristown, and Mrs Worthington Scranton with further details on page five.

Pittsburgh U.P W. L. Mellon Republican State Committee New York Republican State Organization Pennsylvania Meadors John 8. Fisher United States William §. Ware Labor James J. Davis Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Melton Ralph Beaver Strassburger Norristown Worthington Scranton

Knights of Columbus plan minstrel show in St Joseph's hall

Tentative plans for minstrel entertainment to be given in St Joseph's hall on April 9 and 10 were approved at a Knights of Columbus meeting. John H. Jones will chair the social committee and appoint members. A minstrel committee meeting is set for February 27 to authorize detailed plans. Also noted: one of two steel emergency boats ordered by the borough has been unpacked and suspended at Central headquarters while the other remains in its crate.

St. Joseph’s Hall Knights of Columbus John H. Jones Knights E. D. Everts Company Borough Council

18 Miners Trapped After Arkansas Mine Explosion

At Jen ny Lind near Fort Smith Arkansas an explosion trapped 15 to 18 miners in Ma Ma Mines number three shaft. One hundred workers escaped. Rescue teams faced debris as Claud Speigel and W E Templeton led operations. Survivors fear no chance for those trapped. Coal mine linked shafts 14 3 18.

Fort Smith Ark U. P Ma Ma Jenny Lind Here MeMa Company Claud Speigel W. E. Templeton

Community Dollar Day dates set by chamber group

The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce authorized a committee to pick the February and August Dollar Day dates. Merchants will have ample time to prepare. Two community opening days were proposed for Falling Spring with evening store hours and special displays to draw buyers across a wide area. No official Spring Opening Day will be observed this year, but merchants may act independently. The committee will also set the Fall Opening Day date.

Boreau Chamber of Commerce

Washington County Extension Opens Annual Meeting

The Washington County Agricultural Extension Association opened its annual meeting in Washington Pa with several hundred farmers in attendance.

Washington, Pa U. P Washington County Agricultural Extension Association Washington County

County Expenditure On Highway System In 1927

The county spent $135,199.59 in 1927 on roads and bridges including new construction and maintenance. New roads cost $46,385.53 while repairs were $3,703.70 and examination costs $936.20. Bridges saw $3,925.87 in repairs with no new bridges built. Overhead and underground crossings cost $13,919.89, bond redemption and interest totaled $65, and state aid of $345,000 was received biennially with the last disbursement in 1927.

Warren County George Leavy Ginderun Akeley and Tidioute Irvine Columbus Pleasant Township Brokenstraw Bear Lake Borough Sugargrove Borough Sugargrove Township Freehold Pittsfield

Warren Man Receives Souvenir Letter Carried By Lindbergh

H S Rapp of Fairchild Rapp Machine Company in Pittsburgh Avenue Eddy Street received a souvenir letter carried by Col. Lindbergh from St. Louis to Chicago. The letter, part of Lindberghs air mail mission, was sent by McQuay Norris Manufacturing Company and describes Lindberghs feats and a possible final flight in the Air Mail Service.

Warren Lindbergh St. Louis Chicago Col. Lindbergh H. S. Rapp Fairchild-Rapp Machine Company Pennsylvania Avenue Eddy Street McQuay-Norris Manufacturiing Company Lindbergh T Lindy St. Loui Paris McQuay-Norris Cuba Lindy

Hungary to auction seized machine guns despite league request

Budapest announced plans to auction five carloads of seized St Gotthard machine guns today despite a League of Nations plea to postpone. Prime Minister Bethlen said details were arranged and rights did not require postponement. the guns were seized earlier and said to have been shipped from Italy. Geneva reported the League urged Hungary to suspend the sale while appeals are considered.

Budapest Hungary St. Gotthard League of Nations Eric Drummond League Bethien Geneva Lictte Entente

Titusville Team Here for Degree

Delegation from a wide area attended exemplifications of the work for a class of candidates in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening. Degree work was conducted by the Royal Purple team of Petrolia Encampment No. 226 of Titusville with candidates affiliated to Kon sutuh Encampment No. 98 Ivy Encampment No. 83 Sheffield Grand Patriarch George W Morton of Dexter Lodge No. 163 Renovo and Grand Sentinel C W Hayes of Union City Encampment as guests. Morton praised Warren encampment for large turnout and urged attendance at the Northwestern Patriarchal league meeting in Oil City on March 2 with a banquet at Covenant Lake on May 19. George Diskey of North Warren prepared the chicken dinner served after the meeting. The dinner committee included Harry A. Johnson, C E Tickner, Herbert Donze and Henry San.

Odd Fellows Hall Titusville Union City Kane Sheffield Youngsville Tidioute Renovo Grand Valley Royal Purple Team Petrolia Konsuth Ivy George W. Morton Dexter Lodge Grand Sentinel C. W. Hayes Warren Morton Northwestern Patriarchal League Oil City League Covenant Lake George Diskey North Warren Harry A. Johnson C. E. Tickner Herbert Donze Henry San

The Tribune Tonight Highlights and Page Teasers

An itemized notice listing the Tribune Tonight editions and contents across pages two through twelve. It notes sections on market quotes local news telegraph news editorials topics sports church and community pages and various features across the paper with page designations and segment names.

Tate Local and Telegraph Church

Road Boosters Plan Dinner For Route 89 Paving

Grand Valley and southwest townships road boosters schedule a March 6 dinner at 7 p m to back Route 89 paving. Invited guests include Division Engineer Frame, County Commissioners Brady Stewart and Giney, Warren Motor Club rep J R Van Cleve, Hon A W Mumford, C J Hogg, Senator Lambard, C Donnell, John F Barber, R E Ward, and Warren County Good Roads head, with Williston P Wood chairing the committee. Expected record turnout reflects local enthusiasm for the project.

Grand Valley South West Townssip Frame Franklin County Brady,Stewart and Giney J. R. van Cleve Warren Motor Club A. W. Mumford Warren C. J. Hogg Pleasantville Lambard Hon C. ¥. Donnell Oil City John F. Barber Titusville R. E. Ward Warren County Good Roads Association C. S. Knapp Williston P. Wood W. G. Childs J. Haebo

Tribune Insurance Pays Another Claim to Blanche E O Leary

A twenty five dollar check was mailed Friday to Blanche E O Leary of Kinzua for an injury on December 4. The Warren Tribune Insurance Department forwards claim payments to Tribune subscribers insured by the Great American Casualty Company of Chicago.

Tribune Blanche E. O'Leary P. O Kinzua Warren Tribune Tribibune Great American Casualty Company Chicago

Hoover backs commission to study flood aid plan

Secretary Hoover urged a federal commission be appointed to study Mississippi Valley flood control within a year and recommended proceeding with appropriations and initial construction while the study runs. He framed the plan as a political checkmate to opponents and noted Coolidge’s support for the commission.

Washington Ped O. P Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover Senate Commerce Committee Federal Commission Mississippi Valley Congress Hoover Hawes Missouri Mr. Coolidge

Weather Forecast Western Pa Clears Cold Night

Western Pennsylvania expects partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low pressure trough shifting northeast from the lakes toward Texas yesterday. A broad high pressure system now covers the U.S. and Canadian northwest bringing generally clear skies, cold temperatures, and some freezing readings as far as central Texas and Louisiana. Local observations note light rain earlier, no precipitation by afternoon, and sunset at 5:47.

Lake Texas North Atlantic Mississippi United States Canadian Northwest British Columbia Montana Wyoming Plains Louisiana Missouri Gan Melek

Buildings Bill Signed by Coolidge

President Coolidge signed a bill authorizing an additional one billion dollars for post office and federal buildings nationwide. The measure lifts the prior 165 million appropriation by 100 million, bringing federal building funding to 265 million with 50 million for public structures in the District of Columbia and remaining unexpended balance allocated at the post office and treasury departments’ discretion.

Washington U. P Coolidge United States District of Columbia Post Office Treasury

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