Mechanical minds and flying machines in talk of progress
A column riffs on metal workers, wireless power, and the dream of autonomous machines. Inventor Lester J. Hendershot and others envision long flying machines and wireless energy from natural sources. The piece contrasts mechanical progress with social impact and ends noting a parable about value in inventions.
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Lindbergh
Lester J. Hendershot
Tesla
Niagara
Colorado River
Francesca Carnap Sentenced for Killing Doctor Pondola
In New York on February 28, Francesca Carnap, who previously escaped the electric chair amid public pity, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison for the murder of Dr. Casper Pondola. Carnap faced a jury verdict after the controversial case drew widespread attention.
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New York
U. P
Francesca Carnap
Casper Pondola
Government Craft Join Search For Three Naval Flyers
Navy waged a wide air and sea search for Commander T G Ellyson and two officers missing after an early Monday takeoff from Hampton Roads They vanished during a two hour flight toward Annapolis Md and were pursued by Navy air units from Anacostia Langley Field and Lexington while Ellyson's family watched in concern The incident prompted resumed hunts across Chesapeake Bay area with multiple aircraft dispatched.
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Washington
Mildred Ellyson
Annnapolis
T. G. Ellyson
Lexington
Hampton Roads
Mildred
Chesapeake
Hugo Schmidt
Roger Ransehausen
Navy
Virginia
Maryland
Ellyson
Anacostia Station
Annapolis
James E. Fetcher
Army Air Service
Langley Field
Warren Jamestown High debate judges named
Warren High will host a debate Thursday night at the Warren High auditorium between Warren and Jamestown High schools. Judge panel includes Hon A W Mumford assemblyman H L Blair Warren County schools assistant superintendent and four Jamestown menat e to act as judges. Warren upholds the affirmative on the abolition of capital punishment in New York and Pennsylvania with the Red and Green team opposing. Debate begins 7 45 pm with free admission. Blue and White team consists of Joseph Graham Donald C Anderson Bramer Carlson and Walter Maurer. A Dramatic club meeting is also announced.
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A. W. Mumford
H. L. Blair
Warren County
Jamestown Manaté
Warren High Auditorium
Warren
Jamestown
Manley MacDonald
New York
Pemnsylvania
MacDonald
Joseph Graham
Donald C. Anderson
Bramer Carlson
Walter Maurer
Dramatic Club
Tribune Tonight highlights and page sections listing
A summary of the Tribune Tonight issue outlines sections by page: closing market reports, late local and telegraph news on page two, editorials and features on page four, local news topics on page ten, sport news on pages eight and nine, society and church news on page eleven, Youngsville and Tidioute news on page eleven, comics and feature questions on page twelve, Want Ads and a crossword on page thirteen, and Boy Scouts feature on page fourteen.
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Youngsville
Tidioute
Gams
Boy Scouts’ Tribune
In Congress Today Senate Debates Norris Muscle Shoals Bill
Senate discusses Norris Muscle Shoals bill with Feige leading the debate. Judiciary subcommittee reviews Capper uniform marriage and divorce bill and Shipstead anti injunction bill as Commerce panel weighs flood control measures. House negotiates department appropriation and committees examine pending bills and shipping inquiries.
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Norris Muscle Shoals
Judiciary
Commerce Committee
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Warren Legion approves bringing Chamberlin for stunt flight
The American Legion post in Warren voted to join The Tribune and local service clubs in bringing aviator Clarence D. Chamberlin to Warren on Wednesday April 11 for a stunt flight and addresses. The event ties to plans for a local flying field, with Chamberlin visiting as part of a 100-city tour before August 1. The meeting also covered a $50,000 Legion home drive, a Pennsylvania Legion roster milestone, and a committee to study establishing a Chief Cornplanner Post Junior baseball team.
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Cornplainer Post
American Legion
Tribune
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Warren
Kay Davis
Chamberlin
Legionaires
Col
Linton Wells
Jake Tribune
Col. Weil
W.berlin
Atlantic
Sperry
Ben Kinnear
Ketcham, Inc
Legion
Fribune
Pittsburgh
Majjor C. &. Roxdwell
Home Committee
Kinnear
Pennsylvania Legion
Pennsylvania
S Cochrane
House, of Representatives
Torston Milenius
Roy Bell
Harry Bell
Melrose Place
J. R. van Cleve
Edward Hall
American Society For the Promotion
Moonlight
Victoria Croft
Train Hits School Bus Injuring Ten In Indiana
In Rochester Indiana a school bus was struck by a freight train injuring ten, with bus driver among the injured. Two children, Pearl Murrey 15 and Omer Clerray 8, were described as critically or severely hurt, with head wounds and possible internal injuries and a fractured skull. A separate Cincinnati report notes a ten foot section of the Central Union station train shed collapsed with no injuries reported.
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Rochester
Ind
U. P
Pearl Murrey
Omer Clerray
Cincinnati
Central Union Station
Aces Up Thrill From Warren Reader Uncle of Grant Commander
Warren resident J L Smith uncle of Lieutenant Alfred Grant, commander of the squadron that included Lieut Frank Luke Sr, figures in the story Aces Up. The Tribune notes Grant supported Luke’s 48 victories in 12 days and urged his promotion. Grant also recommended Luke for the Congressional Medal of Honor, which was awarded.
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Lieut
Grant
Luke
Tribune
J. L. Smith
Crescent Park
Mr. Smith
Alfred Grant
Frank Luke
Lieut. Grant
Gran
American Air Service
Coke
United States
Hattie L. Smith
Vis
Coincidence Links Warren Film Ties to Porter Family
The Warren area sees film productions tied to Jeanette Porter daughter of Gene Stratton Porter. The Harvester is showing at Columbia theatre, and Miss Porter’s aunt was the late Anna Sill King. Coleen Moore stars in Her Wild Oat at the Library, once a music pupil of Dr LeRoy Campbell, who notes the actress balanced music and stage ambitions before moving to Florida.
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Warren Theatres
Warren
Jeanette Porter
Gene Stratton-Porter
the Harvester
Columbia Theatre
Blaine Monroe
Anna Sill King
Dwight King
Miss Porter
Yiennette
Coleen Moore
Library
LeRoy Campbell
Appoint Landing Field Committee
Thirty aero enthusiasts attended Monday’s meeting of the Warren Aero Club. A three member committee—Ed Hall Sr Ralph Hall and Norman Johnson—was named to study a landing field across the Irvine bridge. The group discussed organizing as a club and endorsed Col Clarence Chamberlin’s Warren appearance for April 11th, aiming to spur county airport plans.
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Clarendon
Youngsville
Jamestown
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Irvine
Ed Hall
Ralph Hall
Norman Johnson
Warrven Aero Club
RB. van Cleve
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Warren
Ed Hall, Jr
F. W. Chaffee
Warren Aero Club
Clarence Chamberlin
Warren County
Brady
Vogt
Five family burned to death in Quebec fire
Mrs Raoul Garneau, 25, and her four children were killed in a fire at Great Pine near Quebec City. Six other children escaped. one remained in hospital in critical condition.
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Quebec, Que
Raoul Garneau
Great Pine
Hoover in deal for New York and Pa. delegates
Hoover backers press into New York and Pennsylvania as they claim arrangements to secure a bloc among the 175 undecided votes. The Mellon-Ware coalition in Pennsylvania pledges no obstacle to Hoover and may back him if he proves he can carry border and Middle Western states. In New York Hoover organizers oppose a Coolidge slate, aligning with the Wadsworth faction to gain upstate strength. Major implications hinge on these states' 175 votes and influence leaders Melton Ware and Hilles.
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Charles D. Halles
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Beeve
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William S. Ware
Philadelphia
Hilles
New York State
Campaign log hints Klan role in Democratic bid
Former Governor Robert Igon of Oklahoma said the Ku Klux Klan would play a major part in the Democratic campaign in his state while Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York had a fair chance of winning control. Senator Reed disputed Republican prosperity claims and noted broad Eastward lines forming in Phoenix Arizona. Thomas P. Moffat of the London for President Association for New York said recent events including town primaries show the former Illinois governor gaining strength and that Hylan and Smith stood good chances for the Democratic nomination.
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Oklahoma
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas P. Moffat
Illinois
John F. Hylan
Smith
Abandonment Set For Sheffield Line March 31
Streetway service between Warren and Sheffield will end at midnight March 31 and a new bus route will start April 1. Officials John P. Wernatermacher and B. W. Albertson announced the shift after Public Service Commission approval. Four buses will run Warren to Sheffield on a near identical schedule to the trolley line.
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2 250 mile flight made by dirigible
The United States navy dirigible Los Angeles completed a nonstop 2250 mile flight from Lakehurst New Jersey to France Field Canal Zone arriving at 11 05 PM after 29 hours aloft It encountered storms wind hail and lightning during the journey The craft was moored under a landing mast with 300 sailors present and Commander Rosen dahl led the reception A separate note mentions a Senate flood control bill likely to be reported Wednesday
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A. ML
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Cuba
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Rosendahl
Penand
Germany
United States
Weather Pattern Warms Slightly as Cloudiness Grows
Weather forecast for western Pennsylvania notes increasing cloudiness with a likelihood of rain overnight or Wednesday morning. Slight warming is expected tonight as a pressure area develops eastward along the Canadian border from a center over Minnesota and western Ontario. The disturbance brings cloud cover to central valleys and light snow over Lake Superior, with no precipitation elsewhere. Observations show varied temps across major cities, including Pittsburgh at 26 degrees and Chicago at 28. River conditions report no precipitation and sunset times around 6:51.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
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