Barnstormers at Kiwanis Meeting
The Beerless Barnstormers entertained a Leap Year Kiwanis Club meeting with masks and protective gear, performing songs and a program of classical and popular selections. Members included Dr. Floyd Schuler and Brven Krapp. Clarence Chambertin visit planned for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogshend
Kiwanis Club
Covenango Club
Floyd Schuler
Monty McGhure
Wil Kney Hil
Brven Krapp
Pierson Eaton
South
Dr. Schuler
Mr. Knapp
Little Star
Mr. Eaton
Ware
Bob MacKey
Warren National Bank
Harold Wickstrom
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Clarence Ciambertin
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Warren
W.E. Devlin
Chicago
Howard Cooper
New York
A. A. Delany
Lancaster
Elisha Robinson
W. L. Webner
Lindy Completes Trip in Motor Car
Albany February 29 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh bypassed a crowd at Schenectady airport and landed his Ryan cabin monoplane before driving to Albany to meet Governor Smith and address a joint legislative session on aviation legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Charles
Lindbergh
Schenectady
Curtis Field
Long Island
Dewell Clinton
Capitol
Smith
Los Angeles Airship Reaches Cuban Waters Amid Headwinds
The dirigible Los Angeles arrived at Cuagra Resses Canal in Guanacayabo Bay, Cuba, at 11:20 A.M. and prepared to moor to the Patoka. Commander Rosendahl reported the 711 mile flight from Panama in an average 333 mph, with headwinds slowing progress. Navy officials said plans to moor overnight or proceed to Lakeluret, New Jersey, were not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Los Angeles
Cuagra Resses Canal
Guanacayabo Bay
Cuba
Patoka
Rosendahl
Navy Department
Panama
Navy
Rosendale
Lakeluret
N. J
Insurgent Gunmen Kill Two Amid Ambush Patrol
Witnesses report armed attackers opened fire as Campbell and Reilly walked along a road after a conference with three insurgents. They fell dead. a large car used by gunmen was found with shotguns and revolvers. Police called as state authorities sought to curb violence with no gunman identified. Three young men fled by freight train as a speeding car blocked by a freight train disrupted their escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Reilly
Tempbell
Varsesby
Pittaton
Sen
Four more checks sent to Tri bune policy holders
Four more checks are issued to holders of Tri bune life policies. Aaron J. Fish of Russell and Blanche E. O’Leary of Kinzua receive two checks each for 25 dollars after injuries at work and on icy pavement. Pearl Cummings of Kane gets 21 dollars for injuries from a January fall. John Warren Groves of Kane receives 14 dollars for a similar accident. Mothers and Sons banquet planned by Boy Scout Troop 8 at First Presbyterian Church, with Eagle Scout Elmer James Jr as toastmaster and Moonlight String and George Sarvis providing entertainment. About 125 expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Insurance
Aaron Jefferson Fish
Russell
Blanche E. O'Leary
Kinzua
Fish
O'Leary
Pearl Cummings
Kane
John Warren Groves
Mothers and Sons
First Presbyterian Church
Elmer James, Jr
George Sarvis
KF. M. Caughey
Warren Ceounty
Jamestown Notes Highlight Local History and Deaths
A. W. Anderson discovers a portrait of Royal Keyes linked to Jamestown’s early industry for his history The Cane Quest of Chautauqua. Rob ert H Engle resigns as Erie county farm agent. Warnes Hebrew Feast of Lots set for March 5. State DMV warns last day to renew 1928 licenses. Neill Gould 20 admits driving stolen car to Warren during joy ride. Palace Wintergarden and Shea's theaters joint managed by Southwestern NY Theatres Corp. Mrs John H Merkle dies in Selma Alabama. Mrs Katherine Fenton 104 flies to Estherburg Fla with Estherburg Aero Club. Archie Snyder dies in Sapulpa. Gilbert Kimmey 22 dies by gunshot in Amity Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Neill Gould
Hazzard Street
Jamestown
Warren
Society Rebekahs Card Party Friday
The Lady Warren Lodge of Rebekahs hosts a benefit card party Friday March 2 at the Odd Fellows headquarters. Mrs Harry Rogers chairs the entertainment committee with daughters Mrs William Smith and Misses Mildred and Violet Anderson as organizers. Fo RECOMMEND $143000000 FOR AGRICULTURAL DEPT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Lady Warren Lodge
Odd Fellows
Harry Rogers
Cormittee
William Smith
Russell Street
Mildred and
Violet Anderson
Irvine Street
Bomb blast near lodge suspects two car occupants
Police report a dynamite blast near a lodge with the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad watchman Tony Forti noting a speeding car just seconds before the explosion. A. H. Van Fassanee on a nearby second floor was slightly injured as windows shattered. a passerby was knocked to the floor while assisting to reach the switchboard and relay aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Forti
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Patton
A. H. van Fassanee
Elizabethh State
Reiily
Compromise Flood Control Bill Set At 325 Million
The Senate commerce committee agreed on a flood control measure totaling 325 million dollars. The federal government would assume most costs, with rights of way exceptions. A supervising board including the Army chief of engineers and the Mississippi River Commission president would oversee implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ecommerce Committee
Jones
Army
Mississippi River Commission
Veteran Publisher Harry W. Rook Dies in Toledo
Harry W. Rook founder of the Pittsburgh Dispatch and other papers, died at his Toledo home. He started the Dispatch in 1846 with his brother Alexander. the paper later merged to clear a crowded field. Rook also launched outlets in Moundsville and Fairmount West Virginia. The report notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to report a treaty proposal to the Senate with a favorable recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
UPI
Harry W. Rook
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Rook
Alexander
The
Dispatch
Moundsville
Fairmount
W. Va
Washington
Fen
U. P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Warren Community Chest Seeks Broad Support for Annual Drive
The Warren Community Chest urges a united campaign under the new plan to avoid seven solicitations. It calls for increased gifts from larger donors and emphasizes efficiency, economy, and time saved for both givers and beneficiaries. The drive will address losses from deaths and removals and asks residents to inform themselves about the Chest’s functions and impact on Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Nity Chest
Childrern’s Scouts of America
Sa Army
Young Women’s Christian Association
Visiting Nursing Association
Warren Ert
The
Chest
Chest Fang
Community Chest
Warren Community Chest
Early March Campaign Focuses on Tuberculosis Diagnosis
Warren Public Health Association launches its first focused educational drive on early tuberculosis diagnosis from March 1 for the month. The slogan Let your doctor decide urges public awareness of early symptoms like fatigue weight loss indigestion and persistent cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Public Health Association
Ne Association
Reed Named Missouri Choice for President at Delegation
In St Joseph Missouri Senator James A Reed was the unanimous choice of Missouri Democrats for the presidential nomination. The state convention adopted Reed slate and voted to send an instructed 36 member delegation to Houston to vote for Reed at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Houston
Tex
Two youths fatally hurt in train wreck near Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania on February 29 a Philadelphia and Reading freight train derailed while youths Joseph Verbath 17 and Franklin Stanton 19 were hitching a ride. Verbath suffered crushing injuries, requiring leg amputations, and Stanton was internally injured. A broken brake rigging is blamed for the pileup of ten cars. The pair were found by railroad workers in the wreckage. A separate item notes Cole Z Kolb offering a $500 reward for the sniper who fired twice at his car, narrowly missing him and Mrs. Kolb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Philadelphia
Reading
Joseph Verbath
Franklin Stanton
Allenstowm
Stanton
Cole
Kolb
Baker
Mrs Coolidge Set for Northampton Visit
Mrs. Coolidge traveling with Mrs. R B Hills of Northampton to visit her ill mother Mrs. Elmyra Goodhue in Northampton. also New York market notes show steady flour pork lard sugar coffee hay dressed poultry and cheese values with varied spot and tone movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPJ
New York
Fiddle West
Rio
Santos
Financial Briefs From Early 20th Century Markets
Gabriel abbets Mig Co announces quarterly dividend of 74 cents on class A and B shares due now. American Bank Notes Co reports 1927 earnings of 3.71 on 593,924 common stock versus 23.51 on 494,525 common in 1926. Humble Oil and Refining Co posts 1927 earnings of 2.43 per share, down from 6.62 in 1926. Domestic crude production for the week ending Feb 25 averaged 2,349,140 barrels daily, down 14,180 from the prior week. Roxane Petroleum Co raises gas price by two cents a gallon in Toledo ending a price war. First 35 railroads reporting for January show net operating income of 24,055,670, down from 26,700,573 in January 1927 by about 9 percent. Car loadings for week ended February 38 total 887,891 cars, down 68,903 from the prior week and down 71k from the same week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Abbets Mig. Co
American Bank Notes Co
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Roxane Petroleum Co
Toledo
Market Letter Current Events and Stock Outlook
Worthington Pump reports 1927 net income 600 344 after depreciation. Canadian Pacific January net after taxes 1 978 036 vs 1 510 234 in January 1926. Be bold: Packard earnings 2 30 per share for five months. Studebaker seen as long term value. Government to withdraw funds from depository banks in second Federal Reserve district. City of New York 52 million 4 per cent corporate stock bids to open at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
A. M
American Bank
Canadian Pacific
Federal Reserve District
New York
Texas
Ane
Packard
Treasury
Speer & Co
Studebaker
Nevada
Jury verdict awaited in Oakley Ross murder trial
Four teen witnesses testified as the Youngstown case against Oakley Ross for the murder of Patrolman Henry Clemens moved toward a verdict. A jury was completed late yesterday and will visit the murder scene today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Oakley Ross
Henry Clemens
Oil Grade Prices by Transport Lines Across Regions
Market prices for Pennsylvania Grade, Keister crude and related oils shown for multiple transport lines. Notable entries include Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines at 2.60 and 1.55, Eureka Pipe Line Co. lines at 2.60 and 2.138, National Transit Co. lines at 2.65 and 2.80, with entries in Indiana Kentucky and Ontario regions. Prices appear irregular and scattered across districts and pipelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Regland Grade
Indiana Refining Co
Tucky
Cumberland
Barr Ree
Paragon Trev
Sto Oi ‘Refining Co
Oil City
Kentucky
Lima
Indiana
Princeton, Wooster
Plymouth
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Beren
Saginaw
Stock market roundup highlights broad US industrials and oils
Washington February 29 The House adopted a resolution by Republican flood leader Timson to appropriate 1500 dollars for a gold medal to be presented to Colonel Charles A Lindbergh. The listed stock table includes Allied Chemical American Car Foundry American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors and Union Pacific among others with varied percentages and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrials and Oils
Allied Chemical
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Sugar
American Suny Tobacco
American Te
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
Atlantic Refining Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore Am Ohio
Barnedall A
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cervo de Paste
Osee- Chesapeake and Obie
Chicago
Rock Island
Chile
Copp
Carysler
Coca Cola - Col Carbon Col Gas and Fiedric Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers
Davison Chemical
Erie
Eta Erie RR
Preserrer
Freeport Texas
Freischman
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Ox
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hop Motors
Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel
Kansas City Southern
Kenecott Copper
Lehigh Valley Mack Track
Marland Oi
Miami Copper
Middle States
Moon Motors
Nevada
New Haven
New York Central North American
Phillips
Packard Motor
Pan Amer
Washington
U. P
House
Timson
Charles A. Eindbergh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quintet
Lindy
Troop
Spenser
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Anderson
Royal Keyes
Theity
Mr. Anderson
Chautauqua
C Tritt
Warren County
Robert H. Engle
Erie County
Tritt
Mr. Engle
Warner County Bureaa
Warnes Hebrews
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Heens
Palace
Wintergarden
Shea's
Jamestown Row
Southwestern New York Theatres Corporation
Maurice A. Shee
Morning Post
Alabama
John H. Merkle
Tidbute
Selma
Katherine Fenton
Estherburg
Fla
George Haldeman
Feston
Robert Smatley
Esthervarg Aero Club
Archie Snyder
Sapulpa
Oklo
Gilbert Kimmey
Amity Itownship
On City
Agricultural Dept
Agriculture Department
Appropriations Committee
Department
Mrs. Coolidge
Mother
Northampton
Cop
Y of Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank
Pennra RR
Peve Marquette
Pure Gil
Radio Corp
Tron Shell Union
Simms Petroleum Sinclair
Skelly Southern Pacific Southern RR
OF of California
Union Pacific
U.S. Cast Iron Pipe
U. Ss. Rubber
ICS. Steel
Vanzdiam Wow
Angio American
Etseeee Bing Humble Oi
J Nations Transit
New York Transit
Salt Creek
Sat Bay
Standard Oil
American Maricaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Com
Cities Service Ptd
Cities Service
Continental Oil
Durant del
New Bradford Oil
New York Oil
Pietsburgh Plabree
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Kayser
Kayser Hose
Johnson Brothers
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