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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1928

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Today Battleship and Coach in 1927 commentary

Coscinet cites 1927 New York article critiquing naval power and air supremacy. President Coolidge sailed into Havana aboard the Texas escorted by destroyers, arguing air power will dominate seas. It notes obsolete battleships, aircraft carriers, and the push for aviation defense, with references to Lindbergh, the Smithsonian, and stock market figures on American equities.

Coscinet New York American, Ene Pesident Coolidge Havana Texas George

Secret Trial for Hotelling Decided Upon

Flint Mich Jan 18 Immediate secret trial for Adolph Hotelling, slayer of Dorothy Schneider, was decided today by Genesee circuit bench judges. Plans discussed to smuggle Hotelling from Tonia reformatory to Flint despite governor and police chief warnings that Flint would spark riots. Judge Parker said Genesee can handle its own cases as mob fears led to militia deployment outside Flint jail. Hotel ting’s attorney hinted at a venue change. wife opposes guilty plea despite talk of insanity. Continued on Page Two.

Flint, Mich Adolph Hotelling Dorothy Schneider Genesee Circuit Frank A. Green Hotelling Tonia Reformatory Flint Fred W. Green Caesar J. Scarvada Jas. S. Parker Genesee County Inas Seavarda Stavard Maronette Arthur E. Bidder William R. Roberts Genesee Wm. A. Seegmiller Hotelting Zane Seegmiller Hotel King

Kiwanis History Recapped at War ren Club Luncheon

Don McComas outlined Kiwanis growth from Detroit's first club to 1670 clubs and 100000 members. He noted district org dates 1918 for Pennsylvania Colorado Wyoming and Ontario Quebec, with Ohio and New York two days later. Program marked 18th anniversary. G Walter Irwin sang three songs.

Kiwanis Don McComas Warren Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club Detroit Pennsylvania Ohio New York Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Kiwanis Club Nmccomas Committee of Kiwanis Education G. Walter Irwin Kiwanian

Two men found dead from escaping gas fumes in Philadelphia apartment

In Philadelphia on January 18, neighbors following a gas odor found morton ringer, 70, and John Per ringer, 52, dead in their apartment. Police said a disconnected gas tube at a kitchen stove caused the fatalities. relatives reported they had lived together as roommates.

Philadelphia U.p.ringer Morton John Per Ringer

Length of Dog Tail Decides Court Action

In Butler Pennsylvania a jury in common pleas court ruled after a daylong session that J. O. Kohlmeyer proved the dog claimed by Daniel Anderson was not his property and that Kohlmeyer had not altered the dog's tail to change its appearance.

Butler Common Pleas Court J. O. Kohlmeyer Daniel Anderson Kohlmeyer

Missing College Students Prompt East Coast Search

Authorities from Maine to Pennsylvania scour the East for two freshmen missing from their colleges. Frances St John Smith left Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts with unclear grades and no sighting. Hugo Bezdek Jr son of a Penn State coach did not return to Dartmouth after Christmas warnings about his grades. Both cases share concerns over academics and undisclosed whereabouts.

New York U.P Maine Pennsylvania Frances St. John Smith Smith College Northampton Mass Hugo Bezdek, Jr Penn State Dartmouth College Hanover N. H Miss Smith Bezdek Massachusetts New England Misa Smith Young Bezdek

Lane Continues Endurance Grind Over San Francisco Bay

Flying at 1800 feet, the Spirit of California began daybreak over the Bay Area as Capt Kingsford Smith and Lieut Pond pushed toward a new endurance record. At 9:30 a.m. the Fokker monoplane reported 24 hours 2.5 minutes aloft with altitude 800 feet and speed 52 miles.

San Francisco U. P Spirit of California San Francisco Bay Region Kingsford-Smith Lieut. Pond

Legion Initiation Set for Monday at Concawango Club

Four hundred and twenty four invitations were mailed for the American Legion initiation of 92 new members at the Concawango club Monday evening. Major Monroe Means will lead Kane Legionnaires with Congressman Thomas Cochran also hoping to attend if possible. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary will attend as guests and after the ceremony an entertainment and dance will follow with the Myateri ome Six providing music.

I~planter Poat American Legion Concawango Club Monroe Means Kane Ladies’ Auxiliary

Ex Policeman Confesses Fire Start It Was An Obsession

John J. Fisher a 28 year old former policeman and psychopathic patient confessed to police he started at least two fires in Washington during a seven fire outbreak. He claimed an obsession to start fires drove him from a Pennsylvania Avenue five and ten cent store to Eckington and a feed store and later near a lumber mill. Police charged him with arson and noted roughly 100000 dollars in damages from fires that drew aid from Baltimore and Maryland fire crews. Fisher a disabled World War II veteran was in Walter Reed earlier last year and said he was under treatment for chronic sciatic neuritis.

Washington John J. Fisher Fisher Pennsylvania Avenue Eckington 14Th Street Florida Avenue Baltimore Maryland Veterans Bureau Walter Reed Army Hospital

Plan to Open Mine Sealed for Months

Wilkes Barré Pa January 18 Officials of the Glen Alden Mining Company outlined plans to reopen number 3 shaft sealed for more than nine months after explosions killed two men entombed a third and injured twelve on May 26 The seal was to stop a raging fire and high pressure from a methane gas extinguishing process makes opening extremely dangerous Workers with wooden mallets and wedges would remove the plug while gas is cleared Then rescue crews will recover the entombed miners bodies

Wilkes-Barre U P.1 Glen Alden Mining Company Tve Gthuce

Armstrong Seeks State Senate Seat in Butler Armstrong District

Butler Pennsylvania reported Jon Leach announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination as state senator for the Butler Armstrong district to succeed Senator Howard Painter, who is expected to seek reelection in the spring. E E Bartisy of Bath, who served two terms, said he will not seek renomination.

Butler Jon Aries Af Leach Butler- Armstrong Howard Painter Painter E. E. Bartisy Bath

Salvage Chief Says All Means Used To Save Men In S 4

Walter N. Datix of Merritt Chapman and Scott Salvage Co testified before the naval court of inquiry that everything possible was done to rescue crewmen trapped in the sunken submarine S 4. He praised the Navy as well equipped for submarine salvage, except for derricks, and said no effort was spared.

Boston Mass Walter N Merritt, Chapman and Scott Salvage Co Naval Court of Inquiry United States Navy

Warren High Debating Team Sets Erie Matches

Coach M. E. MacDonald of Warren High announces two Erie debates this season with East High and Academy High. On March 16 both teams will debate here and in Lake City with the Academy Lions still to confirm a topic, while East High discussion centers on Farm Relief and Capital Punishment or Protecting American Interests Abroad by Force.

Weil Erie Central M. E. MacDonald Warren High Erie East High Academy High Academy Lions MacDonald Academy Lake City East Sunrisers

Five Go On Trial In Primary Fraud Case

Five defendants were to go on trial in Pittsburgh today in criminal court charged with frauds tied to the spring primary in Allegheny county. Named to stand trial are Michael M. Andrews Jacob Steine Carrin Weaver E J Bennett and B Finks members of the election board in the Twentieth district of Pittsburgh s Tenth ward. They face a five count special indictment for conspiracy in the election prosecutions.

Pittsburgh U. P Allegheny County Michael M. Andrews Jacob Steine Carrin Weaver E. J. Bennett B. Finks Tenth Ward

Rest room plans named for Warren council study

Councilman G. M. Borg announced a rest station committee will meet soon to review plans for a basements location in the City building. The proposal, favored for low cost, would use the vacant basement as a comfort station for men and women with an architect’s report expected by February. Members include Horace Crary and Harold Miller.

Warren G. M. Borg J. H. Perks Borg Horace Crary Harold Miller Perks

Attacks Resolution on Power Industry

Former Wisconsin senator Irvine Lenrod, for the joint utility associations, urged the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to oppose the Walsh resolution for a power industry investigation. He argued no facts prove a need, the inquiry scope is impossible, and the Senate lacks jurisdiction over most activities named.

Washington U. P Irvine Lenrod Wisconsin Joint Committee of National Utility Associations Walsh Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Senate

Pan American conference opens with flag ceremonies

At Havana University Hill twenty one republics raised banners for the sixth Pan American conference prelude. The United States delegation sat amidst Ecuador and Guatemala as Dr Rafael Martinez Ortiz opened the plenary session. Dr Antonio Bustamante elected permanent president.

Tavana Juan Wb .P United States Rafael Martino Ortiz Ecuador Guatemala Charles Evans Hughes de Bustamente Havana U.P University Hill Coolidge University of Hataus Nestor Carbonnel Cuba Contiarea

Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania Turns Warmer

The forecast calls for cloudy skies with possible showers late tonight or Thursday and a slight warming trend. Mild conditions persist with little precipitation in the region as high pressure over the plateau weakens and low pressures move east from Canada. Observations show varied temperatures from 10 to 64 degrees across listed locations, with sunset at 5 02 and sunrise at 7 20 on Thursday.

Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Texas Rocky Mountain States Rocky Mountains Canada Chicago Cleveland Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Washington Yellowstone Park River

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