Proposes State Regulation for Oil Production
Washington reports a new open hearing by a nine member oil conservation committee. Charles A. Son of Los Angeles urges mandatory state production limits and federal focus only on government lands. He cites California where eight companies control over half the output and claims weak competition. O'Donnell counters with claims of keen competition and industry strain from easy credit and expansion. Son insists falling crude prices amid rising refined oil prices show dominance by the big eight.
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Washington
Avil
Charles A. Son
Los Angeles
Calif
Congress
California
Son
Thomas A. O'Donnell
California Petroleam Corporation
O'Donnell
Second Semester Starts at Warren High
Restlessness from exams and disrupted first semester routines faded as Warren High began the second term. Students were assigned to classes and clubs. The Freshman and Sophomore Drama club held a match trial and rehearsal with Miss Halles. The Junior Chamber postpones its meeting to January 25. Girls varsity practiced at 2:45 PM. Girls club met at 7:30 PM. Freshmen Girls club party set for Tuesday 6 to 9 PM at the WC.
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Warren High School
Laying Contest Results Tie At Warren Poultry Show
Frost and Files of Warren and John Anderson of Sugargrove tied for first in the eye laying contest at the Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association show, each pen credited with 17 eggs. A third Frost and Files pen trailed leaders, as numerous local businesses received gifts after the event.
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Frost and Files
Warren
John Anderson
Sugargrove
Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Myles Kirby
Everett Hardware
G. A. Files
Hills’ Hardware
Harry Schmidt
Warren City Mills
R. H. Schuler
Nichols Jewelry
T. J. Kamon
Wilson Wet~more
Lampoon
Fairchild
Rapp
Geretd Dubl
Prominent Day Leader Dies in Ohio Anti-Saloon Move
Thomas Hindle, 68, longtime chair of the Columbia County Dry Federation and a pioneer in the Ohio anti saloon movement, died today after an operation in East Liverpool.
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East Liverpool
U. P
Thomas Hindle
Columbia County Dry Federation
Ohio
Forest Officials Tour Allegheny Reserve This Week
R D Forbes director of the Allegheny National Forest Experimental Station based in Philadelphia and his assistant Mr Huff are spending this week touring the Allegheny National Forest surveying operations and facilities.
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National Forest
R. D. Forbes
Allegheny National Forest Experimental Station
Philadelphia
Mr. Huff
Allegheny National Forest
Dingfelder Gibson Marriage Announced in Jamestown
Paul Gibson and Miss Bernice Dingfelder of Corry announce their marriage at the parsonage of Rev Maywood of the Jamestown Methodist church. After a brief honeymoon through Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester Youngstown and Enterprise they will settle as a married couple.
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Dingfelder-Gibson
Paul Gibson
Bernice Dingfelder
Corry
Maywood
Methodist Church of
Jamestown
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
Youngstown
Ohio
Enterprise
Publisher discusses limits of chain stores for niche products
William A. Rose, publisher of the Valley Spirit in Cambridge Springs, told War Rotary members that large chain stores limit field access for unique items like a gasket for gasoline cars and a puzzle. He cited three years and many trips to win Woolworth buyer. He argued individual merchants endure in higher priced, style driven markets. Guests and confirmations of trustees and directors were noted.
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William A. Rose
Valley Spirit
Cambridge Springs
Rotary Club
Warren Rotary Club
Rose
King
Tidfoute
Livingston Hunter
George W., Rooney
H. E. Sydenstriker
Oi! Well Supply Company
Pittsburgh
Bill Kelly
Charles F. Kribbs
Fostoria
Ohio
Will Bennett
Shriners’ Home For Crippled Children
Erie
Fred Steber
Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children
Society Notes and Church Group Meetings
Mrs Martha Tribble hosts the Martha society of Emanuel Reformed church at Locust street this evening. The King’s Heralds of First Methodist church meet after school tomorrow in the church orchestra room for study, music, and a brief business session. Mrs E J Messerly will serve refreshments. Miss Bertha Engel Sigrid Johnson and Marion Kushner leave for Cleveland to train four months at Western Reserve Hospital as part of Warren hospital course. Miss Viola Carlson Adelaide Watson and Mabel Youngberg return to Warren General Hospital after completing their course in Cleveland.
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King's Herald
King's Heralds
First Methodist Church
E. J. Messerly
Cleveland Hospital
Bertha Engel
Sigrid Johnson
Marion Kushner
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve Hospital
Warren Hospital
Viola Carlson
Warren
Adelaide Watson
Kellerville
Mabel Youngberg
Ludlow
General Hospital
Mrs Frank C Roud Returns From Syracuse Visit
Mrs Frank C Roud has returned from a week event in Syracuse visiting relatives and friends. She reports a pleasant trip and plans to resume regular duties at home and with local social clubs.
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Frank C. Roud
Syracuse
Elatives
Missing Pittsburgh High School Girl Virginia Gray
Police search for Virginia C Gray, 14, a high school student, missing from her Pittsburgh home since last Wednesday. Her father James H Gray says she had an appendectomy in December and seemed nervous but content at home.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Virginia C. Gray
James H. Gray
Virginia
Irish Free State Leader Cosgrave Arrives in Washington
President Cosgrave arrives in Washington from Chicago for a four day visit arranged with President Coolidge and other officials. He will meet Kellogg Donovan and Dawes and later Taft Longworth and the British ambassador. A wreath laying at Arlington and a White House luncheon are on the schedule.
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Washington
William T. Cosgrave
William J. Donovan
Kellogg
President Coolidge
Dawes
Taft
House Longworth
Canadian Legation
Arlington Cemetery
Jonch
White House
Mrs. Coolidge
Legion Initiates Inducted Tonight at Conewango Club
About two hundred Legionaires and Ladies Auxiliary members were to attend the initiation and entertainment at the Conewango club. Ninety two World War veterans would join Chief Corn planter post in rites led by Commander Ben Kinnear. Congressman Thomas C. Cochran of Mercer was to speak after the ceremony, staying with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wright.
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Ladies’ Aux-ilary
Legion
Conewango Club
Ben Kinnear
Thomas C. Cochran
Mercer
Warren
William H. Wright
East Street
Legionaires
Kinnear
Railroads Plan Air Service Between Train Terminals
Eight large U.S. railroads plan fast airplane service linking train terminals. New York aeronautical engineer Fairfax Naulty announced railroads will use space above terminal yards for landing platforms to move passengers mail and express quickly.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Fairfax Naulty
New York
Aero-Nauical
Naulty
William Preston of Tidioute Dies at 78
William Preston, of Tidioute, died at 8 this morning at his home on Tidioute Creek aged 78. Survived by widow Eva, four daughters Kits, Nettie Daniels, and Mrs. Matt Cowden in Washington, Mrs. Kate Blossom of Oil City, Mrs. Maude Mitchell of Pioneer, one brother Daniel Preston, three sisters Mrs. Newt Arters, Mrs. Amelia Block, and Mrs. Mary Clinto. He lived near Tidioute most of his life and bred hunting dogs in later years.
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William Preston
Tidioute
Tidioute Creek
Eva Preston
Kits
Nettie Daniels
Matt Cowden
Washington
Kate Blossom
Oil City
Maude Mitchell
Pioneer
Daniel Preston
Newt Arters
Amelia Block
Pittsburg Symphony Society to Hold Sunday Concerts
Pittsburgh January 23. The Pittsburg Symphony society will proceed with its planned series of Sunday night concerts during the winter after a Allegheny county court ruling. Nine society members were exonerated for a Sunday concert last April, clearing the blue law issue.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Symphony Society
R. A. Kennedy
D. M. Miller
Allegheny County
Autos Collide on Pennsylvania Ave in Morning Crash
A Dodge coupe owned by W. F. Pearson of 126 Russell Street collided with a Ford coupe driven by F. G. Hockelberry of 3 Maple Place on Pennsylvania Avenue between Market and East streets at 8:55 AM. Pearson reports his brakes were applied to avoid a Ford truck, causing his car to skid across the street. both cars were damaged.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
W. F. Pearson
Russell Street
F. G. Hockelberry
Maple Place
Market
East Streets
Pearson
Avei
Ford
Hockelberry
Engage Architect On Rest Stations In City Building
Edward A. Phillips is engaged by the rest rooms committee led by Councilman Borg to design remodels for two basement rooms in the City Building to serve as comfort stations for men and women. Two 12 by 24 foot rooms will be converted with sanitary installations and two Third Avenue entrances considered. The committee plans to report to the council at the February meeting. Crary and Miller serve on the committee with Borg.
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Edward A. Phillips
Borg
Third Avenue
Phillips
Crary and
Miller
Borah seeks prohibition stand from Republican candidates
Senator Borah sent a public letter to Senator Curtis of Kansas asking his stance on prohibition. He posed four questions about enforcement, a national executive program to set liquor content by state, and a repeal of the Volstead act or the 18th amendment. Borah plans similar letters to other Republican presidential contenders.
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Washington
Borah
Republcan
Curtis
Kansas
Through Rates on Coal Ordered by ICC
Washington Jan 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a through rate on bituminous coal across Lake Michigan to the Northwest from Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky by the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Norfolk and Western The two lines were found to have unlawfully discriminated by not joining with Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Grand Trunk and Ann Arbor in a through soft coal rate from the South to the Northwest The commission noted current joint rates exist east of Chicago but not on Lake Michigan New York Produce New York Jan 28 Flour steady and unchanged Park steady Lard dull midwest spot 12.45-12.55 Sugar raw quiet spot 96 test delivered duty paid 446 refined quiet 58 0 Coffee Rio No 7 spot 15 Samosa No 4 21 34-22 4 Tallow quiet Nos 1 1 05-1 10 5 Nos 3 80-90 Clover 79-1 05 Dressed poultry quiet turkeys 80-48 chickens 18-37 capons 30-46 fowls 17-31 ducks 18-22 Live poultry steady geese 14-23 ducks 16-33 fowls 25-27 turkeys 25-87 roosters 18 chickens 25-35 capons 95-45 broilers 36-45
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Washington
Lake Michigan
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit and
Toledo
Grand Trunk Railway System
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Chicago
New York
Middle West
Rio No
Santos
Nominations Sent In By President Coolidge
Washington Jan 23 President Coolidge forwarded postmaster nominations to the senate naming Benjamin F Jenkins Jeannette Pa William L Thomas Ridgway Pa and William L Bowers Waynesboro Pa for appointment to postal offices.
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Washington
U.P
Coolidge
Senate
Benjamin F. Jenkins
Jeannette
William 2. Thomas
Ridgway
William L. Bowers
Waynesboro
Market Letter Current Events Report
Supreme Court meets at noon to discuss market news as London rubber stocks total 68 450 tons for the week ending January 21. Oklahoma Seminole area crude oil output hits 339 249 barrels in 24 hours ending January 23 at 7 am. California crude averages 618 250 barrels daily for the week to January 21, down 2 250 from prior week. Lehigh Power Securities earns 1 30 per share for year to December 31 vs 1 13 year earlier. Howes Sound 1927 earnings 4 31 vs 6 23 in 1926. GM December dealer sales 60 071, users 53 760. prices: 20 industrials 198 46, 20 rails 138 12, 40 bonds 99 34. Market outlook firm with some irregularity as strong spots retreat. Westinghouse gains possible with Fisher brothers stake. Columbia Gas expected higher. Commonwealth Power earnings up 17 23 percent. net 6 64 per share. Letter praises a balanced market and selective buying, highlights GM and O S Steel as single-stock opportunities, and notes rails may improve.
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London
Seminole
Oklahoma
Mt California
Lehigh Power Securities Corporation
Howes Sound
General Motors
Westinghousee
Westinghouse
Fisher Brothers
Columbia Gas
Commonwealth Power
0. S. Steel
New York Central
New “Haxen
Goodroch
Woolworth Hudson
Houston
Woman confronted by Black slugger in Pittsburgh
Eight incidents and robberies were reported in Pittsburgh over the weekend police said. A local slugger attacked Mrs W D Enderson at her home, struck her over the head, dragged her into a shed, and robbed her nurse of $4. Enderson remained confined at home in a nervous condition.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Agro
W. D. Enderson
Oil Market Prices Rise Across Varied Grades
Market reports show Pennsylvania Grade Oil and Keister crude quoted across multiple pipelines and transit lines with small cents adjustments. Notable lines include Buckeye Pipe Co. 2.35 and 2.60, Eureka Pipe Line 0.24, and Western Kentucky listings 2.65.
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Purcasing Agen
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Napan
Transit Co
Fenee
Peter Emad de
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Grace
Eureka
Bumprett Oi
Cumberland Line Co
Bayi
Jana Reining
Monru Aauniles
Kentucky
Stock Market Daily Roundup of Industrials and Oils
Todays market highlights list a wide array of industrials and oils with varied percentage changes. Notable names include Allied Chemical and Dye, American Car Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting and Refining, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum, Canadian Pacific, General Electric, General Motors, Gulf States Steel, Reading, Southern Pacific, and Texaco. The document merges stock performance with company names and scattered figures, reflecting a broad snapshot of the era’s trading activity and profits for the period around 1927.
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Allied Chemical and Dye
Seeenesens
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American Steel Foundry
American Sum
Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnedall A
Bethlehem Steel Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
U.S. Leather
Ceror de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Rock Inland
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Panan
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Colated
Eereer Ies
Col Gas and Electric
Corn
Crucible Steel - Dodge Brothers
Davison Chemical
Erie
Freeport Texas
General Acphalc
General Eletric
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors
Huon
3 Motors
Oy Inspiration Copper
International Combustion International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kenecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific Moon Motors
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific Phillips Pete Packard Motors
Pan Amer
Pete B. RR
Hart Scheffner and
Mapes
Lovem
Stteys
Republic Pet Wae Steel
Royal Dutch
Shel Union
Simms Petroleum
Cinelair Git
Southern Prcific
Southern
Reds
Standard Gas and Electric
Stewart Warner
Studebeker
Texas Corp
Ae Bats
Timken R. B
Tidewater Associated _, Tobacco Products
Umen Parish
U. S
Financial Briefs Highlight 1927 GM Dealer and User Sales
United Press reports GM December dealer sales fell to 0 071 from 57 621 in November and 44 130 in December 1926. Dealer to user sales were 55 760, down from 80 539 in November and 52 729 in December 1926. 1927 totals: GM dealer sales 1 562 748 vs 1 234 850 in 1926 and 825 902 in 1925. User sales 1 534 377 vs 1 215 826 in 1925 and 527 066 in 1924. Superior Steel 1927 net loss 189 847 after 271 817 income in 1926 or 2.71 a share. Lehigh Power earned 1 20 a share versus 1 13 in year ended Jan 2, 1927.
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United Press
General Motors Corporation
Agaist
Superior Steel Corporation
Hudson Motor Co earns per share in year ended December
Hudson Motor Co reports earnings for the year ended December showing a net of 14 491 after charges and 9 04 a share compared with 3 26 in the 13 months ended December 31 The report includes stock exchange seats last year reaching 310 000 apiece and a note about costs tied to the Dempsey Tumney fight The text references Nicaragua rebels and Marines in a fragmented fashion, indicating ongoing business and world news context.
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Hudson Motor Co
Stock Exchange
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U.S. Capital
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Kay, &Khuroy Ocd
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank
American Maricaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Common
Cities Service Ptd
Continental Oil
Derant del
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Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
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National
Salt Creek
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N.rona
Standard Oil
Peasee
Lehigh Power Securities Corpn
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Ik Hose
Johnson Brothers
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