Western Pennsylvania Sees Bituminous Coal Boom Ahead
Western Pennsylvania expects a coal industry boom after the Interstate Commerce Commission approved 20 cent per ton reductions on Great Lakes rail shipments. The decision ending alleged rate prejudice could restore Northwest markets to local bituminous coal producers, boosting 30 million tons yearly demand and easing a long downturn in the Pittsburgh region.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce, Commission
West Virginia
Kentucky
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Lakes
Chambers of Commerce
Pitteburgh
Divorce Granted to Gust Newman and Olive Newman
Judge Arird granted Gust Newman a divorce from Olive H Newman. Newman was awarded possession of the two children several weeks ago. Miss Eulla G Hepler of Kane elected to Sheffield Haugh school faculty to teach English and is Grove City College graduate class of 1928. Matthew Gotto Leon Minnelli and Joseph Massa East Side residents saw two deer Friday morning enroute to Endeavor along the highway past Tidioute, Massa reports to The Tribune.
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Arird
Gust Newman
Olive H. Newman
Newman
Eulla G. Hepler
Tionesta Avenue
Kane
Sheffield Haugh School
Hepler
Grove, Grty College
Matthew Gotto
Leon Minnelli
Joseph Massa
East Side
No ripe tomatoes claim first in fourth ward market
James H. Perks, a Fourth Ward merchant who usually proclaims early ripe tomatoes, has not yet laid claim to the honor this year.
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James H. Perks
Fourth Ward
Oil Prices by Grade Across Pipelines and Lines
Prices paid for various oil grades by purchasing agencies are listed for pipelines and lines including Pennsylvania Grade with National Transit Company lines at 3.05 and 2.90 to 2.85 in different districts. Beiston crude and Cabell, Ragland, and Somerset grades appear with figures around 1.60 to 1.90 per unit, reflecting wide regional variations in the market.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford District
National Transit Co
West Pa
Ka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Beister
Ecseee Eyes Corning
Buckeye Pipe Lime Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureka Pipe Lime Co
Somerset Oil
Fry Convened Pipe Line Co
Indians Refining Co
West Kentucky
Nine road project contracts awarded by state highway department
Harrisburg July 7. The Pennsylvania state highway department awarded nine road contracts after bids received yesterday and kept under advisement bids for projects in Luzerne and Montgomery counties. Awards include Apollo borough Windber Construction Co. $45,465.10 and Booth and Flinn Co. $546,005.58 for routes in Armstrong Bedford Blair Huntingdon Jefferson Lawrence Beaver Mercer counties with listed towns and lengths.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Luzerne
Montgomery Counties
Armstrong County
Apollo Borough
Windber Construction Co., Inc
Windber
Bedford County
Hopewell
Liberty
Booth and Flinn Company
Pittsburgh
Blair and
Huntingdon
Tyrone
Morris
David Bailey
Morrisdale
Jefferson County
Reynoldsville
Lawrence and
Beaver
Darlington
Big Beaver
Little Beaver
New Galililee
J. C. Devine Co
Meadville
Mercer County
Greenville
Borough of
Warren Chorus to Perform Faust at Conneaut Lake Festival
Warren Community Chorus members will join the Conneaut Lake music festival to perform Gounod Faust on Monday evening, marking the chorus debut. The group travels from Warren along with many named participants. Cadman's The Father of Waters receives its premiere with the Festival Chorus on Saturday night under conductor Ethel Leginska with the Boston Women's Symphony Orchestra. Wednesday night features the Messiah by a thousand-voice chorus and orchestra.
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Warren
Gounod
Faust
Conneaut’ Lake
Warren Sevss
Conneaut Lake
Nell Milenius
Dorothy Hoskins
Ethel Anderson
Frances Lavery
E. J. We
C. J. McCracken
Frances E. Mook
Marie Ostertag
E. H. Trashel
W. E. German
J. W. Glepper
Elaine Williams
E. W. Williams
Alice B. Shawkey
Harry Granquist
Lydia Mellinger
Theodore Messner
N. H. Schwing
Margaret Ginader
Ethel Baldensperger
J. E. Hazeltine
Theodore M. Carlson
C. S. Randall
Richard Irwin
Newton Mahaffey
Carl Flowers
H. E. Dornheim
Cadman
Father of Waters
Festival Chorus
Warren Community Chorus
Lee Hess Barnes
Boston Women's Symphony Orchestra
Ethel Leginska
One Thousand Voices
Railroads reach agreement on lakes cargo coal rates
New York July reports say Northern and Southern railroads settled a five year dispute over lake cargo coal rates. Officials avoided detailed statements but the settlement fixes a 45 cent a ton differential for coal from both northern and southern soft coal fields.
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New York
Northern
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Martha Wright
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Wright were held at Russell M. E. Church with Rev. Oswald and assistants officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Heller brothers. Several relatives attended from New York, Bradford, Jamestown and Warren areas.
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Martha Wright
Russell M. E.church
Oswald
Swanson
Russell
Car Hansen
North Warren
Pine Grove Cemetery
Fred
George
Edward
Lawrence
Herman
Paul Heller
Cecelia Thompson
Inez Young
Guilford Jones
Edwin Thompson
John Keller
Albert Gaylor
Ruth Brockel
Misa. Augusta Pavente
Louis Maurousard
Fred Keller
Ciean
N. Y
Pete Lovalt
Oscar Langer
Youngsville
Ray Beebee
D.C. Collins
Oscar Shellin
Warren
Martha Hansen
Double Funeral for Mrs Gross and Daughter Gladys
Funeral services for Mrs Sylvia Gross of Pittsfield and her daughter Gladys will be held Sunday at 2:80 pm at Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev H E Robertson officiating. Interment will follow in Pittsfield Cemetery.
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Sylvia Gross
Pittsfield
Gladys
Pittsfield Wesleyan Methodist Church
H. E. Robertson
Pittsfield Cemetery
Escaped Prisoner Held for Robbery in Cleveland
Clarence Glascock, 37, also known as James J. McCarthy and Jack Gould, who escaped Joliet prison, was arrested in Cleveland on robbery charges. Police plan to try him locally before handing him to Illinois authorities. he admitted a 1924 Joliet robbery sentence.
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Cleveland
Clarence Glascock
James J. McCarthy
Jack Gould
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Glascock
Finois
Turntable Theatre Angles Audience for New Stage View
A renowned German architect proposes a theater where the audience floor rotates to 186 degrees. Spectators shift location within the round venue to see a different stage setting, delivering a novel viewing experience.
Tourist guide issued by Warren club aids visitors with listed lodgings
Tourists arriving in Warren after today can find meals and beds easily thanks to a Warren County Motor Club card. City patrolmen carry a list of rooming and boarding houses catering to travelers, naming Exchange Hotel, Carver House, Liberty Inn, Oroleta Tea Room, J. J. Haight, The Willows, The Lily Pond, and many others across Pennsylvania Avenue, Third and Fourth avenues, Market Street, Liberty Street, and nearby avenues with exact addresses and proprietors.
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Warren
Warren County Motor Club
Exchange Hotel
Pennsylvania Ave
Carver House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Street
Liberty Inn
Liberty Street
Oroleta Tea Room
Third Avenue West
J. J. Haight
Market Street
George Miller
the Willows
Rogers Lis
George F. Ehrhardt
Lily Pond
Starbrick
W. D. Todd
Conewango Avenue
H. P. White
North South Street
N. W. Palmer
J. A. Clemons
Fourth Avenue
R. C
Germans Hang Up New Endurance Record
In Dessau Germany on July 7 Johann Risier and Wilhelm Zimmermann set a new world endurance flight record of 59 hours and 37 minutes and were still aloft aiming for 65 hours.
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Dessau
Germany
U P
Johann Risiier
Wilhelm Zimmermann
No Weekly Detour Bulletins In Coming Week Change
Pennsylvania Department of Highways announced no detour bulletin next week and stated detour bulletins will be issued every two weeks thereafter The plan calls for weekly bulletins to resume next spring with the construction season start and continue weekly until the spring oiling program is completed
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Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Annual Training Camp of National Guard Opens Today
Mount Gretna Pennsylvania July 7 The annual summer training period of the Pennsylvania National Guard opened today with the Fifty second Cavalry Brigade under canvas Brigadier General Edward C Shannon of Columbia named camp commander from July 7 to 21 Other units to train include Companies A and B 125th Engineer Battalion Headquarters hospital battalion 108th hospital company 109th ambulance company 105th wagon companies 106th wagon company and the 103rd veterinary company The schedule runs July 18 to August 5 110th Motor Transport Company July 21 to August 18 28th Division Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment July 21 to August 4 56th Infantry Brigade Brigadier General Robert M Brokfield Philadelphia commanding 103rd Engineers 109th Hospital Company and 08th Ambulance Company July 27 to August 13 28th Military Fire July 28 to August 11 Special troops 28th Division and 213 Coast Artillery anti-aircraft August 4 to 18 55th Infantry Brigade Brigadier General Edward Martin Washington commanding 103rd Medical Regiment 28th Division trainess 110th Motor Transport Company and 105th and 106th Wagon Companies
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Mount Gretna
Pennsylvania National Guard
Fifty-second Cavalry Brigade
Edward C. Shannon
Columbia
Frank D. Beary
Cavalry
106Th Wagon Company
103Rd
110Th Motor Transport Company
28Th Division
56Th Infantry Brigade
Robert M. Brokfield
Philadelphia
103Rd Engineers
109Th
213 Coast Artillery
55Th
Edward Martin
Washington
Big men clash over broker loans and postwar figures
The piece dismisses broker loan fears as childish and argues loans are relatively small. it mocks postwar figures and warns of stock shortages. It criticizes a Copenhagen league for sexual reform, ridiculing its aims and urging decency without league aid. It then recounts Bolshevik land policy and peasant reactions, noting Russia’s cash wheat shortage and demand.
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P. S
League For Sexual Reform
Copenhagen
League
Russia
Hope and headlines blend in a restless era
A digest of diverse notes reports Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr’s rapid remarriage after a recent divorce, mentions Polish pilots striking for higher wages as the first such action, and notes radicals in Wall Street rallying for Haiti liberty. The tone reflects lingering optimism and skeptical social commentary on progress and liberty.
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Reno
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Market rally lifts New York shares led by GM
New York market opens with renewed rallying strength after irregular late trading. Rumors of Fisher interests buying boost momentum, lifting Radice, Du Pont, and American Can to new recoveries. Steels push past 140 while utilities climb under Consolidated Gas. Rail stocks Missouri Kansas Texas and others surge. oils improve though Pan American and Atlantic Refining close higher.
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New York
U.P
General Motors
Fisher Interests
Radice
du Pont
American Can
Steels
Utilities
Consolidated Gas
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Erie
Kansas City Southern
Katy
Johns Manville
Brunswick Terminal
Pan-American
Atlantic Refining
Lost dog report for six week old tan and white puppy
Henry reports the loss of a tan and white six week old puppy with a black splotch around its nose. The dog went missing after a visit with friends in Cleveland Ohio and was last seen near 202 Main Avenue, home of Dick McCarthy and Mr and Mrs 0 P Bush.
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Ger Dick McCarthy
Main Avenue
0. P. Bush
Henry
Cleveland
Ohio
Earhart and crew welcomed in New York amid quiet day
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon spent a calm day in New York ahead of a bustling Boston reception. They lunched with the Women’s City Club, attended Show Boat with Florenz Ziegfeld, visited George Palmer Putnam in Rye, and planned a Westchester stay. Earhart spoke in interviews, noting smoking a little and liking red, tennis and riding. They viewed trans Atlantic start and finish photos at the Paramount and attended an Olympic fund benefit at the Palace where Eva La Gallienne introduced them. A silken American flag from the flight was auctioned by Show Boat’s Charles Winninger, who won the bid.
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New York
U. P
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Boston
Miss Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Women’s City Club
Florenz Ziegfeld
Mass Earhart
George Palmer Putnam
Rye
Westchester-Biltmore
Miss Kert
Paramount
Palace
Olympic Fund
Eva la Gallienne
Charles Winninger
Ocean Flyers Await Repairs To Plane
In Natal Majors Arturo Ferrarin and Carlo Del Prete, arriving from Rome to set a long distance record, awaited repairs on their Savoia mono plane. Once fixed they will fly along the Brazilian coast to Rio De Janeiro amid a great welcome.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U P
Natal
Arturo Ferrarin
Carlo del Prete
Rome
Savoia
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