Foreign Capital Vital to China Says Lions Talk
Z W Ree an Warren insurance agent and former Orient resident warned that withdrawing foreign capital from China could cause one of history’s greatest famines. He blamed militarists for current control, cited Chang Kai Shek’s rise and wealth, and dismissed a yellow peril, arguing U.S. restraint keeps Japan from exploiting China’s manpower.
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China
Z. W. Ree
Warren Insurance
Orient
Lions Club
Rae
Habisberg
H. L. Schulthess
Warren Tribune
Mr. Rae
Chine
Hich
Chang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Nanking
New York
Ree
Japan
United States
Pennsylvania primary shift tests party lines in 1924 move
The article reports a near term shift in Pennsylvania politics as April 24 primaries approach. It details Republican maneuvers over Wilson and Ware, committee chair changes, and charges of conspiracy lack proof. It notes votes by Republican and Democratic lawmakers and pending contests affecting Senate plans.
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Senate
Wilson
Goff
Ron
Wyn
Moses
Ren
N. H
Ware
Watreman
Cole
Pennsylvania
Dunkirk Harbor to install reflector buoy for guiding ships
A new buoy to be placed in Dunkirk Harbor will reflect a ship’s search light rather than use lanterns. Separately, American Oil Works of Tuusillo buys Green and White gas stations in Jamestown including the Frewsburg pulk storage site with 40,000 gallons capacity. Luther Dowling of Kittanning reports wind snatching bills in a store visit, with none found. Mrs. Eugene Brechtel attended the funeral of Mrs. Florence Pistner in Rasellas. Sidney Stewart of Corry named to Hoover for President executive committee, his brother John A. Stewart is chairman. Martin Whaleben of the state railroad police visited Bradford on business. Judge Garver upholds tax law banning assessment of horses, mules, and cows, a ruling that could cost Warren County about $5,000 in taxes.
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American Oil Works Company of
Tuusillo
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Charles M. Garver
Towanda
Warrenounty
Pittsburgh Guests Rooneу and Syden Stricker At Dinner
In and out of town George Rooney and Herbert Syden Stricker, both of Pittsburgh, will be guests of W. T. Kelley at the Warren council dinner at the Woman's club tomorrow evening.
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George Rooney
Herbert Sydenstricker
Pittsburgh
W. T. Kelley
Warren Council
Woman's Club
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Gietl at Maternity Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank Gietl of 17 Cedar Street announce the birth of a daughter at the Maternity Hospital this morning at 5 15. The baby weighed 6 pounds 4 1/2 ounces.
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Frank Gietl
Cedar Street
Richard Marker Is New Hi Y President
The Warren Hi Y Club held a reorganization dinner at the S M C A with 43 members present. Richard Marker was elected president, Bramer Carlson vice president Karl Timm secretary and Kay Burns treasurer. Marker could not attend due to a disability but won strong backing from the group. The second meeting is set for next Wednesday at six.
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Warren
Richard Marker
Bramer Carlson
Karl Timm
Kay Burns
Michigan salon gets five years in pen
Chester A. Good, 82, a Michigan legislator, was sentenced in Detroit to serve from four to fifteen years in prison after conviction for breaking and entering the home of neighbor Mrs. Marietta Small. Judge Ormond F. Hunt imposed the sentence, with five years recommended. The January 18 verdict followed the January 26 sentencing dateline from Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Chester A. Good
Michigan
House of P Correction
Ormond F. Hunt
Good
Marietta Small
Philadelphia SlayER Granted Respite To Seek Clemency
Harrisburg January 26 Frank Arnold once sentenced to death by electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary has been granted a respite until February 20 by Governor Fisher. The delay allows Arnold to pursue clemency before the state pardons board at its next session.
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Harrisburg
Frank Arnold
Philadelphia
Rockview
Fisher
Arnold
State Pardons Board
Warren School Bond to Seek State Approval for Sale
The Warren School Board plans to issue bonds of 550000 after a November vote, but first must secure state approval under a 1927 act. John Siggins Jr says the board has not yet authorized the bond issue, then approval for sale goes to the department of internal affairs. The act requires municipalities to submit proceedings, assessed valuations, and debt figures for constitutional and legal review before any sale.
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Warren
State Department of Internal Affairs
John Siggins, Jr
Warren School Board
Department of Internal Affairs
Siggins
Jeenthiel
Lindbergh Flies to Cartagena on Central America Tour
Col Charles A Lindbergh wheels Spirit of St Louis from Balboa at 9 30 am for Cartagena Colombia on a goodwill tour across Central America. He aims for Bogota Caracas and Havana ending the trip February 8, after visiting Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lebrix in Panama.
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Balboa
C. Z
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Bogota
Cartagena
Lindbergh
Cartagene
Caracas
Venezuela
Havana
Lindeeogh
Ludbergh
France
Pearl Islands
Dieudome Costes
Joseph Lebrix
United States
Chicago Gangland Bombs Signal Gang Warning
Police withheld details while experts tie today’s bombings to gangland warfare and political strains. Observers note closures of gambling houses, dwindling gang treasuries, and rising civic pressure aimed at reducing crime in Chicago. The blasts are read as a warning from gang leaders not to surrender their profits.
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Chicago
al Capone
Joe Saltis
Treasuries
Erime Commissions
Civie
Deadly gale sweeps East causing wide damage
The storm, beginning in Kentucky and Tennessee, battered the Eastern seaboard with winds over 100 mph and freezing cold. New York reports 43 injuries, hundreds of damaged buildings, ship delays, and several deaths. Coastwise damage spans New Jersey to Massachusetts with vessels sunk or damaged and ports disrupted.
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Cumberland Valley
Allentown
New York
U. P
New York City
Seaboard
North Atlantic States
Boston
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fall River
Mass
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Helifax
New York Guard
Washington
Cape Hatteras
Boston Bay
Providence
R. 1
Austria
S. S. Minnetonka
Rotterdam
Gunarder Acquitama
New London
Market Letters Signal Liquidation Of Spec Securities
Market letter notes a two sided market with excess supply and suggests orderly liquidation of speculative securities not desired during a potential multi week decline. Recommends not to chase fees market, keeps outright holdings undisturbed. Reports 1927 earnings for Peoples, Sterling Products, Woolworth and Pampus Lasky with various per share figures, and notes bank, bond, and yield signals along with commodities and produce observations from New York markets.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Peoples
Om An & A
Treasury
Woolworth
Pampus Lasky
Riudson
Hudson
PB Houston
Lima Locomotive
Bank of England
Police Hold Man as Wife Found Slain in Philadelphia
Philadelphia dispatch reports Harry Englehart returning home after a short absence discovers his wife Mary Englehart, 40, beaten or strangled in their bed. He says he went to the grocery and found a rear door ajar. police detain him for further investigation.
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Philadelphia
Harry Englehart
Mary
Consolidation in Big Steel Firms
Chicago January 26. A merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel will create a new steel company, second in size to U S Steel, valued about 350 million dollars. Production capacity will reach 15 million tons yearly. stockholders to receive new shares and dividends totaling 7.26 million dollars to be paid in March.
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Chicago
U.P
U. S. Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel Company
L. E. Block
Inland Company
Youngstown
Inland
Block
Youngstown Company
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Gains Youthful Hair
A faded gray to dark transformation claim promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for 78 cents. The ad asserts one or two applications darken hair naturally and evenly, making gray hair vanish and boosting a youthful appearance.
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Wyeth
Snow fields found near equator in high Andes range
Snow fields have been found in the Rmenzori Mountains in A'vi a within 50 miles of the equator at an altitude of 15,000 feet.
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Rmenzori Mountains
Equator
Market Oil Prices Across Lines in Various Districts
The notice lists oil price reflects across multiple transit lines and districts including Bradford District, Pennsylvania Grade Oil, and Indiana, with figures showing prices per barrel in scattered values. It notes transfers to New York Transit Co. lines and mentions several unnamed lines and stations with mixed numerals such as 2280 and 2.66 20 1.95, indicating varying price points.
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Pureaung Agen
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford District Oil
Natal Transit Co
Pennsylvania Grade Oiltional Transit Co
Kiere
Princeton
Scree Wooster
Iterloo
Berea
Sand Oife
Saginaw
Nannaeeaeresy
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Neely
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Martin Whaleben
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
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Cs 28
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Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Eee
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Johnson Brothers
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