Diverse 1927 U S notes and social opinions mix
The column surveys federal reserve views on production and prosperity, notes on Mississippi dam plans, and water fertilizer distribution. It quotes Reverend Rodolph Potter translating Cheyenne Bible, debates ancient and modern languages, and previews boxing age expectations. It also mentions Pope Pius, Albert Brisbane, Dr. Douglass findings, and Arizona death penalty debates.
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Rodolph Potter
Northern
Cheyenne
Montana
Indiana
Christ
Marines Ambushed in Nicaragua Four Dead and Nine Wounded
Four U S Marines were killed and nine injured when rebels ambushed a convoy in Nicaragua near Tarail Condenga, entering at the government's request. The attack occurred as Marines supported a government operation and casualties included one serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Unite
Logan and Union City Men Take Over Shinners Oil
Hary A Logan president of United Refining and Montague Van Tassel of Union City take over wholesale and retail Shinners Oil Co of Fredonia and Dunkirk. They will start Emblem Oil Co operations March 1 offering Emblem oils and Keystone gasoline. Stations in Dunkirk Fredonia and other New York towns are described as on a good paying basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary A. Logan
United Refining Company
Montague & van Tassel
Union City
Shinners Oil Company
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Emblem Oil Company
Logan
The
Tribune
New York State
Shinners
Qi Company
Keystone
Montague and
van Tassel
Pennsylvania
Swiss consul at Cincinnati dies after long illness
Cincinnati Ohio February 29 Emil F Glaser 68 Swiss consul here dies after a three month illness The retired architectural engineer was commissioned by the Swiss government and his jurisdiction covered Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Emil F. Glaser
Glaser
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Woman Promised Doll 30 Years Ago Recounts Promise
Mrs. Alicia Taylor Rooney of Albany New York recalls a promise made thirty years ago by John A. Balfour to give her a “nice doll” before setting out for Africa. The remark appears in an unsettled account referencing an $850000 sum tied to the faded pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Dugan
Aizona
Arizona
Alicia Taylor Rooney
Albany, N. Y
John A. Balfour
Africa
Double killings amid Tasudgent union troubles near Wilkes-Barre
Fresh outbreak of insurgent clashes erupts as Alex Campbell and Pévér Reilly are ambushed and killed. Campbell, a key insurgent leader, had been warned of his possible assassination. No killers found. search for gunmen ongoing after an ambush near the coal region of Pittston and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasudgent Union
Alex Campbell
Pévér Reilly
Wilkes-Barre
Campbell
No. 6 Collery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Lillis
Big Bill
Grecco
Frank Agaty
Page
In Congress Today Debates and Committee Hearings
In Congress today the Norris Muscle Shoals bill debate continues. Reports show committees examining Boulder Dam measures and Brookhard film legislation. Other actions include hearings on Packers and Stockyards Act amendments and Harris immigration bill. An Agriculture Department appropriation measure and postal rate revision are also under consideration.
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Irrigation Committee
Boulder Dam
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Committee
Immigration Committee
Agriculture Department
Post Office Committee
Community Chest drive seeks $49000 this year
Busy campaign leaders report the annual Community Chest effort runs March 19 for a quota of 49000 dollars. Committees have thoroughly investigated needs and find the target is adequate though possibly low. The plan continues to finance multiple organizations aiding more people than ever before.
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Community Chest
Hoover and Lowden Represented in Primaries Across States
Secretary of Commerce Hoover's name appears for Maryland Republican primaries to rally Live supporters into a permanent group. Nebraska Governor McMillen attends a Dawes luncheon in Washington hinting at a new Nebraska GOP lineup. Missouri Democrats back Reed for president while opposing Hoover. Lowden lists Dawes as second choice among Missouri farmers. Dry forces plan a St Petersburg meeting to push for a dry Democratic candidate. Reed argues corruption in Washington is the issue over prohibition. Lowden filings occur in North Dakota with a public affidavit, name already entered by supporters.
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Hoover
Maryland
Adam McMillen
Nebraska
Dawes
Washington
William Hirth
The
Missouri Farmers Association
Missouri
Lowden
Dawen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frask
North Dakota
Warren Leap Year Baby Born At Maternity Hospital
A leap year baby born at 1 10 a m Wednesday at the Maternity hospital is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Carlson of 604 Madison Avenue. She weighs seven pounds five ounces and will not have a real birthday until February 29 1932. The Wednesday child born on the twenty ninth saw local parties noting the rarity, with several residents listed among birthday celebrants.
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Warren
Miss Carlson
Albert Carlson
Madison Avenue
William Shaughnessy
Singer Sewing Machine
Mias Irene Anderson
Alice Davis
Robertson
Anna Anderson
Tidioute
Martha Houghton
Barnes
George Roy Power
Glade
Jean Tranter
William Schencey
James Evans
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Fast
Explosion Damages Hall and Nearby Buildings in Elizabeth
An explosion at the Maple View colored Elks hall in Elizabeth caused about 15000 dollars in damage. The blast ripped the building front, shattered windows blocks away, and injured one man while a telephone operator, Mrs Mary Reilly, was hurled from her chair and left in shock. Police have limited leads and note some locals are non union miners. Continued on Page Two.
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Elizabeth
Maple View Colored Elks
Mary Reilly
Elizabeth State Bank
Warden
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Patton
The Tribune Tonight Local News Page Index
A fragmented listing outlines page allocations for sections of The Tribune Tonight. It enumerates topics such as Aces Up and Who Wrote This on page three and sports on pages six and seven, with regional briefs for Tidioute, Porkey, Sheffield, and Tiona and other communities across multiple pages.
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Tidioute
Porkey
Sheffifield
Tiona
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Chandlers Valley
Lander
Wrightsville
Nomination Tease for Mayor Thatcher at Democratic Meet
A likely nomination of Mayor John Boyd Thatcher of A pany New York for vice president may be planned as Governor Alfred E Smith of New York is expected to secure the Democratic presidential nomination at the Houston convention Texas remains the scene of the political action with speculation centering on key party figures and the drafting of address and platform elements for the candidate.
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John Boyd Thatcher
Apany
N. Y
Gor
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Houston
Texas
March Poised to Arrive Like a Lamb in Pennsylvania
BITTSBURGH February 23 From present indications March will arrive like a lamb in Western Pennsylvania. Meteorologist W. S. Brotzman said tonight’s rain and light snow may mean the month will go out like a lion.
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Bittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brotzman
Hoover Forces Enter Maryland in Primary Efforts
Hoover allied organizations moved to organize in Maryland after filing to place Hoovers name on the May 7 primary ballot in Annapolis. Politicians from New Hampshire to New Jersey urged greater campaign action as Hoover supporters mobilized, while McMullen criticized the favored son approach and considered backing Lowden. In Maryland, petitioning and local organizing were begun earlier than the April 21 deadline to lift campaign momentum. Kenneth Stanley, 18, of Damascus, Ohio, was severely burned when an oil stove exploded at a Damascus tool shop.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Maryland
Annapolis
Senator Bloses
Kepn
New Hampshire
Iowa
Edge
Keon
N. J
Moses
Charles G. Daves
Leach
Adam Ice Moullen
Nebraska
McMullen
Norris
Lowden
Tilinosis
Legion Chief Praises Aces Up Patriotism and Accuracy
Ben Kinnear commander of American Legion Post 125 writes Warren Tribune praising the serial Aces Up in the Tribune for patriotic inspiration and factual portrayal of World War I pilots led by Lieut Frank Luke. He also lauds the Legion Question and Answer game tied to the 1928 Americanism Campaign. The piece notes the final Luke account today and previews tomorrow’s book on Lafayette Escadrille figures Captain William Tham of Pittsburgh and Pierce Boal of Bealsburg.
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Tribune
Ben Kinnear
Complenter
American Legion
Warren
Frank Luke
Mrr. Kinnear
Legion
The
la Warren
Kinnear
Warren Tribune
Snd
Luke
Mr. Kinnear
America
Pennsylvania
William Tham
Pittsburgh
Amd Pierce Boal
Bealsburg
Coal Cooperation Urged to Avert Industry Crisis
Washington February 29 The coal industry needs cooperation to replace cutthroat competition, said Senator Gooding after a Pennsylvania trip. He warned the rail and mine rivalry risks economic disaster and may require new legislation. subcommittee plans an oral report soon as hearings edge toward year end. Simultaneously AFL appeals for aid for striking miners and families as hunger hardships grow among children. New Castle February 29 Former Judge S P Emery of Lawrence County died in a Cleveland hospital last night.
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Washington
Gooding
Senate
Pennsylvania
United Press Today
Thoreday
Fall
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Wager
New York
Watson
America
Dinates
American Federation of Labor
New Castle
U. P
S. P. Emery
Lawrence County
Cleveland
Weather Outlook Western Pa Cloudy With Rain Likely
A Western Pennsylvania forecast shows cloudy conditions with a chance of rain tonight and Thursday. Temperatures remain near normal with two low pressure centers affecting central valleys. Observations at 8 am show varied readings from Atlantic City to Yellowstone Park, with Pittsburgh 38 and Harrisburg 30.
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Laka Superior
Oklahoma
Northwest
South Atlantic
Plains States
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
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Federal Reserve
Mississippi
Tran
Spain
Egypt
Godfrey
Azendun
Dempsey
Tunney
Pope Pius
Elisabetta Mora
Albert Brisbane
Albert E. Douglass
University of Arizona
Pueblo Bonito
New Mexico
Douglass
Fannie May Davis
California
Isaac J. Isaacson
Mr. Isaacson
Providence
Nise Wouedad
Caragua
Logan and
Deal
Emblem Oil Co
Congress
James A. Reed
Reed
Tillman
Dem
Ark
Secretary of Commerce
Senator Borah
Lowdon
Michigan
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