Ford thrills reporter ride invites crowd at opening
A Tribune correspondent rides in one of Ford's first thousand new cars with Geo White and Merle Russell. The car impresses with power and ride comfort, handling high speeds and curving roads with minimal sway. Crowds gather as traffic pauses on Pennsylvania Avenue and questions about delivery arise, echoing Edward J. Jordan's note that Henry Ford may never need to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. White
Tribune
Merle Russell
Struthers-Wells
Pennsylvania Avenue
Delvery
Edward 3
Jordan
Henry Ford
Deaths and Funerals in Warren area
Obituary notes list Marion Root Viger of Stoneham with services at her home and Oakland Cemetery interment. Charles E. Carlson funeral held at First Mission Church Jamestown with out of town attendees. Smith W. Sanner dies in Warren General Hospital aged 70. services in Oil City. Marie Johnson former Warren resident dies in Oakland California. services in Oakland and Evergreen Cemetery with notable survivors listed. Class resumes at YMCA with Prof. Campbell speaking on Escorial. Tribune Insurance ad appears at end.
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Marion Root Viger
Stoneham
J. G. Ginader
Oakland Cemetery
Charles E. Carlson
First Mission Church of
Jamestown
Hore
Thayers Street
Randall Clark
Warren
Fred Carlson
Frank Yogie
Russell
Enoch Lundquist
Sheffield
Smith W. Saner
Smith W. Sanner
Warren General Hospital
Old City
Frank Sanner
Oil City
Sanner
Charles Hamm
Glade Avenue
Marte Johnson
Marie Johnson
Jennie A. Johnson
Oakland
Calif
Evergreen Cemetery
Johnson
Miss Johnson
Oscar Erickson
Wraren
E. H. Stover
Andrew J. Johnson
Erie
C. Jensen
Jens Nelsen
Peter Nelsen
Hayward
Wis
C. J. Nelson
Alameda
Denmark
Tribune Insurance
Voting machine demos set for Rotary Woman's club and church
Three demonstrations of the voting machine on display at the Chamber of Commerce are scheduled today. The Rotary noon luncheon, the Woman's club at 4 pm, and the North Warren Presbyterian church Sunday School rooms at 7 30 pm will host sessions led by presenters and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Attorney Killed in Jamestown Morning Crash Near Dead Man Curve
A longtime attorney practicing in Jamestown and a supervisor from Carroll, Chautauqua County, was killed when his car was struck by a passing vehicle at 3 AM on the East Lake road near Dead Man's Curve. The driver, Walter L. Swanson, 24, was deemed blameless by police. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Frewsburg United Methodist Church. In Pennsylvania, the Warren County Cow Testing Association reported testing 530 cows in November, earning second place among state associations.
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Jamestown
Carroll
Chautauqua County
East Lake Road
Walter L. Swanson
Frewsburg Bethodist Episcopal Church
Parana
Warren County
Associations of
Pennsylvania
State College
Bribery charges flare in Oklahoma political war
Oklahoma City January 9. Editor Carl Magee claims more than 100000 was paid to block impeachment of Governor Henry Johnston as the house impeachment charges were brought. Magee named sources. leaders refused comment as the senate voided the articles of impeachment after a pajama session.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Senate
Achie Jon
House
Henry of
Johnston
Carl Magee
Oklahoma City News
Scripps-Howarda
Magee
New Mexico
Senate
Ease
Barricades curb flood damage across London scene
London streets faced rising waters after a severe storm, with floods damaging the Tate Art Galleries and threatening the Tower of London and Parliament. No lives were lost but thousands stood ready to flee as high tides and gales continued.
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Tate Art
Tower of London
Houses of Parliament
Waterloo Hospital
Woolwich Arsenal
England
Marines Sail for Nicaragua Reinforcements Set for Sandino Fight
The Marines sail to reinforce in Nicaragua as six comrades have fallen in battles with Sandino’s entrenched rebels in the Nuevo Segovia district. The force of 464 includes two battalions, regimental HQ, service company, medical unit, and a four-gun artillery battery. East and West coast contingents total 40 officers and 467 men plus 24 naval doctors and 70 hospital corpsmen.
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Nuevo Segovia
Nicaragua
Guardia Nacional
Sandino
Active Iield
San Diego
Charleston
Corinto
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Bluefields
Atlantic
Logan Feland
Thut
R. H. Dunlap
Strongold
East Coast
Feland, Dunlap
C. R. Sanderson
West Coast
Mr. C. Pierce
Ostrander Pardoned Petition Received
District Attorney LeRoy Moldy is in talks with the state board of pardons over Clayton Ostrander’s pardon application. Ostrander, former Warren restaurant keeper, is serving the remainder of a Western State penitentiary term for breaking parole after pleading guilty in April to illegal possession of intoxicants and a related liquor charge. He was paroled in September 1926. his legal residence is Port Allegheny.
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LeRoy Moldy
State Board of Pardons
Clayton Ostrander
Warren
Western State Penitentiary
Ostrander
Hare
Allegheny County
Strander
Port Allegheny
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eugene Woods
Rotary club hears on automatic voting machine
Members of the Warren Rotary Club were shown an automatic voting machine and its advantages. R L Gustafson of Automatic Registering Machine Company explained the device and demonstrated its use. He noted machines have operated in New York and other states since 1897 in Lockport.
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Warren
Lockport
N. Y
Gustafson
Rotary Rummage Sale Clears $953.96 for Crippled Children
At a Warren Rotary Club noon gathering Frank Redding reported the recent rummage sale cleared 953.96, all funds going to Crippled Children work in Warren County. Attendees included F B Jackson F Morrison Joe Desmond Horton Davis and L Chapman from Corry. The display of a protective ballots machine continued at the Warren Chamber of Commerce for public view.
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Frank Redding
Rotary
Crippled Children
Warren County
F. B. Jackson
F. Morsrison
Fred Steber
Joe Desmond
Horton Davis
Corry
L. Chapman
Keith to Address Warren County School Directors
A. H. Keith state superintendent of education will address the Warren county school directors annual convention at the court house on Wednesday February 15. C. S. Knapp announced the program and said Keith would speak in both morning and afternoon sessions on Pennsylvania School Problems and A Square Deal in State Aid. Timely topics and problems faced by directors will be discussed.
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A. H. Keith
State Department of Education
Warren County
Court House
C. S. Knapp
Keith
Knapp
Warren
Pennsylvania
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New Castle
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Frank J. Scalise
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Henry Cody
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Ward
Warren High
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U.P
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Shipping Board
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Newburyport
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Pena
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Mawaga
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Ug Director
Warren Tribune
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Geo. Sidney
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