Hoover Resigns as Commerce Secretary and Western Campaign Leader
The resignation of Secretary of Commerce Hoover was received in Washington and sent to Cedar Island lodge. President Good is to be informed and Hoover plans to California mid month. James Good will lead Western campaign efforts from Chicago with former Rep Newton aiding the western speakers bureau.
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Superior
Wiz
U.P
Hoover
Cedar Island Lodge
White House
Pacific Coast
Washington
California
Secretary of Commerce
Good
Mansger
James Good
Sae
Tony
Hoove
Iowa
Chicago
Newton
Minnesota
Man and wife found murdered in home
Pottsville Pennsylvania July 7 Police investigated the killings of Martin Robel and his wife in their Mount Faffee suburb home. Neighbors heard shots, Robel died in hospital and his wife died on scene or shortly after. Authorities believe a double murder, not suicide, though no one was seen leaving. Robel’s pockets were turned inside out as if searched.
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Pottsville
U.P
Martin Robel
Mount Faffee
Neigh
Rabel
Secrecy Over New Hat Rumor Sparks Gossip
A New Hat and hush money surround Misa Pearl Purviance after a reception last night. The crowd stayed mum about a spotted prosperity claim, with many seeming to pretend rich even if not.
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Misa Pearl Purviance
Rattlers Elude Cole Hill Man and Bee Hive
On Cole Hill near Wentworth farm three rattlers hid under a bee hive while Mr. Wentworth, who is deaf, watched for swarms. A second rattler, four feet long with ten rattles, was killed by a touring car driven by Ellis Martin on the road between farms owned by Frank Camp and John Pern.
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G. N. Wentworth
Cole Hill
Mr. Wentworth
Mwe
Apiary
Herborn
Ellis Martin
Frank Camp
John Pern
Car ownership changes life and independence in cities
The passage notes mass holiday travel by car in big cities and questions whether car ownership equates independence. It cites a philosopher on debt, describes cars as money spent for health, pleasure, and time, and observes widespread financing and stock market activity as prices rise and money flows. The New York clearing house is reported to have broken records with high daily clearings.
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Coprrighé
New York
America
Wall Street
West
New England
Europe
May divorce Air Corps from Army may reshape defense
Washington July 7 The military aviation drive to create an independent aeronautical department gains momentum as a proposal to divorce the Air Corps from the Army is seriously considered at the War Department. The plan would keep the corps under War Department jurisdiction while granting its own auxiliary services and broad self rule, with aviation officers laying the groundwork.
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Washington
U. P
United States
William Mitchell
Aeronautical Department
War Department
Air Corps
Army
United Press
Unsettled Weather Forecast For Week In Washington
Weather bureau forecasts show local thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday with possible Friday or Saturday showers. Temperatures rise above normal Monday then cool Tuesday and Wednesday, warming again Thursday or Friday across the region. The Great Lakes area expects showers or thunderstorms early week, with temperatures near or above normal through midweek.
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Washington
U. P
Weather Bureau
Ohio Vaile
Great Lakes
Warren Man Hurt When Truck Snags
Robert E. Gray of Onondaga avenue suffered a painful leg wound on Bull Hill road when a dragged telephone wire struck his leg as a passing truck pulled the other end. The old wire had snapped from a line while a lineman’s spur on his right leg helped brace the injury. Dr Otis J Brown treated Gray, who was brought to Warren by a coworker. He is employed by the Wilburine Oil Works.
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Robert E. Gray
Hineman
Onondaga Avenue
Bull Hill Road
Sheffield
Cherry Grove
Grayana
Pregaure
Gray
Hlm
Otis J. Brown
Warren
Wilburine Oil Works
Warren Relief Association Reports Membership Drive
The Warren Relief Association met Saturday at noon for lunch at the Firet M. E. church due to repairs at the W. C. A. After luncheon they held their regular monthly meeting. The drive raised almost one hundred dollars from ninety-five members in the last week. Attendees included Mrs. W. W. Marks president, and several members listed by name.
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Warren Relief Association
M. E
Ethel Fisher
W. J. Knupp
R. 8. Hell
Margeret Mooney
Rockefeller to Observe 89th Birthday Without Daily Golf
In Tarrytown New York on July 7 John D Rockefeller nears the end of his life as he marks his 89th birthday with no daily golf. The billionaire philanthropist who has given away vast sums plans a quiet Sunday including church and a family dinner rather than his usual game of golf.
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Rockefeller
Tarrytown
N. Y
U. P
John D. Rockefeller
Baptist Church
CAPT SORA LOST SEEKING ITALIA CREW IN FATAL ICE
Captain Sora commanding an Italian sleigh team searching near North Eastland for three missing Italia crew members is missing in rapidly breaking ice. Ten chasseurs remain at the scene as the Bra gangza heads north to continue the search. The icebreaker Krassin fights floes while Strasbourg rescues Lt Luetzow Holm for recon flights seeking Amundsen.
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Braganza
King's Bay
U. P
Sores
North Eastland
Sora
Chasseurs
Brafianza
Finn ‘Malmgren
Umberto Ie
Stalia
Bora
Binlen
Italia
North Pole
Kings Bay
Spitsbergen
Alfredo Viglieri
Strasbourg
Luetzow- Holm
Roald Amundssen
Luetzow-Holm
Prohibition Officials Meet for Strategy Conference
Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran calls federal dry chiefs to Washington for a July 16 conference to map campaign plans against rum trusts. The aim is to ensure strict fair enforcement during the pre presidential campaign and avoid front-page controversy while keeping prohibition from the news. Doran will urge aides to enforce without strong arm tactics or third degree methods.
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Washington
Prohibition
James M. Doran
Zed
Doran
Officers Slain. Two Suspects Sought in Kentucky
In Molus Kentucky armed posses pursued Alex Napier and A C Kelly of Harlan after Napier and Kelly killed Sheriff Floyd Ball and Deputy Sheriff John Hensley near the WarSaw roadblock. A bystander, John Smith of Middleboro, led to Napier and Kelly who were aided by a local guard. Bloodhounds tracked them as posses formed to capture the pair amid drunken-on-duty charges.
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Molus
U.P
Alex Napier
A. C. Kelly
Harlan
Floyd Ball
John Hensley
Warsaw
Napier
Kelly
Harlan-Pineville
John Smith
Middleboro
Evarts
Smith
Ball
Hensley
Henslay
Water and society topics feature across Tribune sections
The Tribune Tonight outlines page by page coverage including Elisa focal and Sociery news, water topics, Crosé Word Puzzle, Barnes and Spring Creek reports, Society and Church notes, sports, automobile news, society features, and a Honey Lou feature across pages three to twelve with closing stock quotes and radio programs listed.
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Elisa Focal
Selegrape
Sociery
Water
Barnes
Spring Creek
Youngsville
Society
Church
Russell
Sugar Grove
Sheffield
Warren County Motor Club Board Meeting Dinner
The board of governors of Warren County Motor Club will meet at the Conewango Club for dinner Monday evening at 8:80.
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Warren County Motor Club Board of Governors
Conewango Club
Explosion on Oil Barge Kills One, Injures Three at Warner docks
An unidentified man died and three men were seriously burned when an explosion ripped through an oil barge at the Warner-Quakan Oil Company docks in Warner, New Jersey. Gasoline drums were being loaded when flames spread to the dock as hawsers burned away, causing the barge to drift toward Staten Island Sound, narrowly missing the Susquehanna.
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Warners, N. J
Warner-Quakan Oil Company
Hawseres
Staten Island Sound
Rescue of Navy Yard Man Stranded on Potomac Rock
Herbert Lugenbeel, 31, was rescued at dawn after 17 hours marooned on a small rock slab in swirling Potomac River rapids near the Maryland shore. Sixteen sailors used ropes across three islands and a two-foot water drop to reach him, pulling him to safety as night searchlights watched.
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Washington
U.S. Navy Yard
Herbert Lugenbeel
Potomac River
Navy
Maryland
Lugenbeel
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Boy Hit by Bat During Warren League Game
Richard Giegerich 12, son of Mr and Mrs George E B Giegerich Clarendon IA, serious after being struck by a baseball bat during a Friday Amateur Fraternal league game on the South Side field. X ray showed a depressed skull fracture. oper ation performed by Drs William M Robertson and William P Clancy. Bat slipped from Ray Poppleton Hamm on Iron team and struck Giegerich on left side of head. Giegerich nephew of Poppleton. both Tribune Industrial league members and Warren Sandia base ball returnees. Giegerich employed as a machinist at Barnhart Davis plant. Dr Clancy said condition serious.
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Richard Giegerich
George EB. Geigerich
Clarendon
Warren General Hospital
Giegerich
William M. Robertson
William P. Clancy
Ray Poppleton
Hammond Iron Team
Ray Pap Pleton
Warren
Butter-Kruse
Sandiat
Poppletoh Idse
Tribune Industrial
Barnhart-Davis
Poppleton
Hammond Trot Works
Clancy
A. R. Giegerich
South Morrison Street
the Tribune
Trustee Named In Land Transfer reshape Struthers Wells Case
Richard Lett was appointed trustee by Judge D A Arird to execute a land conveyance to Strath ers Wells corporation. The 1881 Front street lot was deeded from Franklin Gillis and Mary Willis to Thos Struthers J C Wells and A B R McKelvey, then part of Struthers Wells and Company. The transfer error occurred during the shift from Pennsylvania to Delaware ownership, leaving the 1908 corporate structure to address the omission.
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Richard Lett
P Muatee
D. A. Arird
Strathers-Wells Corporation
Struthers-Wells Corporation of
Pennsylvania
Struthers-Wellis Corporation of
Delaware
Front Street
Franklin Gillis
Mary Wilis
Thos. Struthers
J. C. Wells
A. BR. McKelvey
Kingston Sentenced in County Workhouse on Intoxicant Charges
Albert Kingston pleaded guilty to possession and transport of intoxicants before Judge Arvid Friday. He received a six month sentence in Allegheny county work house and a $3000 fine.
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Albert Kingston
Allegheny County
Arvid Friday
Weather Forecast for Western Pa Fair and Warmer
Forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions tonight with Sunday partly cloudy skies. Local observations show 8 am temperature 67 and 2 pm 78 with no precipitation while a chance of local thunder showers exists in the afternoon. Sun rises at 4 30.
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Erie
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