Governor Donahey Calls Ohio Miners Strike Conference
Governor Vic Donahey urged mine operators and union leaders to meet January 16 to end Ohio’s cocal strike. In a letter to district officials and S. H. Robbins he sought a constructive session without ultimatums as miners’ families face starvation and lack clothing and fuel.
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Columbus
U. P
Vic Donahey
Ohio
S. H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Cleveland
Lindbergh Receives Gold Medal in Nicaragua Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh completed his peaceful Central American tour in Nicaragua with a gold medal presented before a joint congress session. The visit calmed political tensions and drew a warm welcome as he prepared to head to Costa Rica.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Charles A Lindbergh
Costa Rica
Congress
United States
Former Berwick Fire Chief Dies in Wreck
Ira E. Karchner 83, former Berwick fire chief and World War II veteran, died when his car left the road near Berwick last night. Foster McNeal 27 Nescopeck and Paul Strunk 34 Reading were injured in the crash that struck a tele phone pole and a stone pile before stopping at an embankment.
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Berwick
U. P
Ira E. Karchner
Foster McNeal
Nescopeck
Paul Strunk
Reading
Live topics of the day stock on sale in Warren
The remaining stock of the G Gif ford Smith company was placed on sale at 408 Conenango avenue. Items include office equipment bed springs radio fixtures pianos and other goods. The stock moved from the Hoffman building yesterday. Rainfall totals for 1927 and 1926 are noted with 29.16 inches for the year and 42.15 inches in 1926.
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G. Gifford Smith
Warren
Crossing watchman ordered inspections after fatal railroad wreck
Reports from the Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near the F. N. tower indicate the crossing watchman was ordered to inspect rails at the crossing where a bolt found by employees is blamed for the tragedy. A new New York to Chicago passenger train may be added within two months as Ene railroad officials consider the plan. A Pennsylvania Railroad traffic check continues at Pennsylvania avenue crossing with an employee stationed daily. Corry schools warn against admitting strangers following a California abduction and murder, with Warren teachers told to excusing students only on parental or guardian request. Pickett Hardware Juniors lose 32 to 21 to Cham-pions on the YMCA court. full box score to follow in Monday’s Tribune.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
F. N. Tower
New York
Chicago
Ene
Salamanca
Pennsylvania Avenue
Corry
Warren
California
Ralph S. Dewey
Tribune
Pickett
Pickett Hardware
Jamestown Speaker Dr Robert I Wilson to Speak at Noon Club
Dr Robert I Wilson pastor of First Baptist Jamestown will address the Friday Noon club at the M C A next Friday noon his topic to be announced. His Kiwanis club talk a few weeks ago was very well received.
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Jamestown
Robert I. Wilson
First Baptist Church of
Wilson
Kiwanis Club
Metzger Returns to Oklahoma City
George W. Metzger, summoned to Warren after the death of his son J. E. Metzger, begins a return to Tulsa to spend the winter with daughter Mrs Lars Jonson. He visited relatives in Warren and York Pa and will remain in Erie until Monday. He left Warren last month with his late son, who had expressed regret at his father’s departure.
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George W. Metzger
Warren
Tulsa
Okla
J. E. Metzger
Tulas
Lars Jonson
Metzger
York
Erie
Mr. Metzger
New Castle
Death Note for Marian Ruth Viger in Stoneham
Marian Ruth Viger died at her Stoneham home at 10 30 this morning after a long illness aged 24 Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 from the home Rev J G Ginader Epworth M E church to officiate Interment in Oakland cemetery She is survived by father Henry Viger sisters Frances and Helen at home and aunt Mrs E L Schimmelfeng Her mother died a year ago.
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Marian Ruth Viger
Stoneham
J. G. Ginader
Epworth M. E. Church
Oakland Cemetery
Miss Viger
Henry Viger
Frances
Helen
Birth at Maternity Hospital for Masterson son
Mr and Mrs Eddie Masterson of 911 Fourth Avenue announce the birth of a son at the Maternity Hospital on January 5 at 6 05 p m. The baby weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces.
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Eddie” Masterson
911
Fourth Avenue
Gas leak kills one in Girardville and sickens four
In Girardville Pennsylvania a gas pipe leak in several homes left one man dead and four women in critical condition. Bryan Ginley 63 a furniture dealer was found in his cellar after going to inspect a leak. His daughters Marion and Eleanor were overcome and hospitalized unconscious for hours. Members of the McDonald household were also affected but revived by first aid responders.
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Girardville
Bryan Ginley
Marion
Eleanor
Martin McDonald
Ginley
Mr.Donald
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