Hughes Slated for Judgeship in Hague Court
Geneva July 11. Charles Evans Hughes former secretary of state is likely to be elected to succeed John Bassett Moore as American judge on the League of Nations permanent court at the Hague. The election, held by separate assembly and council votes, is highly favored by world nations and may occur at the September session.
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Geneva
Chas. Evans Hughes
John Bassett Moore
League of Nation
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
League
League Assembly
League Council
Hughes
Washington
Havana
Moore
Robbers Take $10,000 From Pittsburgh Building Society
In Pittsburgh on July 11 an early morning heist blew open the Turners Building and Loan Association at 625 Fifth Avenue with nitroglycerine. Thieves escaped with about $10,000 in cash and checks, with $2,000 in cash recovered from the safe.
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Pittsburgh
Turners’ Building and Loan Association
Fifth Avenue
Hulburt Heads Elks Grand Exalted Ruler
Maurray Hulburt of New York was elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the opening session of the grand lodge’s 67th annual meeting in Miamis, Florida.
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Miams, Fla
Maurray Hulburt
New York
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Mercury Reaches 79 Amid Morning Showers in Warren
Weather bulletin reports Warren and vicinity near 80 degrees despite early Wednesday showers. Readings show 62 degrees at 5 AM, rising to 73 by 11 AM, dipping to 78 by noon, with several minor fluctuations. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with local thunder showers and a cooler tonight followed by a generally fair Thursday.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Acurth Por
Spirit Island Miracle Lifts Sioux and Chippewas Brule River Saga
In Spirit island near Coryeight New York a Sioux brave and Chippewa chief’s daughter flee as tribes chase them. Mantou the Manitou lifts them to the happy hunting ground where they paint and feast on bison meat. President Coolidge is pictured visiting the island to muse on common sense. China’s four nationalist chiefs gather at Sun Yat Sen’s tomb.
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Coryeight
New York American, Inc
Brule River
Coolidge
Spirit Island
Great Mantou
President Coolidge
China
Sun Yat-Sen
Warren M. Stone Admitted to Bar in Warren County
Warren Morehead Stone was admitted to practice law in Warren County by Judge D A Arird after taking the oath. He was sworn in by Prothonotary E B Whiting and will partner with his father, Ralph W Stone, in Warren. Stone, grandson of former Lieutenant Governor Charles W Stone, graduated from Harvard Law this summer after Harvard and Haverford prep. His bar exam results in Philadelphia will be announced August 15. Meanwhile, other news reports a separate fatal skull fracture from a picnic-train accident in Uniontown, as Charles Declare, 23, a boxer, died in hospital.
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Warren Morehead Stone
Warren County
D. A. Arird
Stone
Arird
E. B. Whiting
Harvard Law School
Uniontown
Charles Declare
Free tax receipts issued under war committee orders
Frederick Schadt deputy poll tax collector testified to a senate committee that free tax receipts were issued on orders of Republican war committeemen Edward J. Connor and Michael J. Mullin. Only 10 of 100 persons paid taxes normally as Warren Connor later became magistrate, while Colorado senator Waterson attended to hear election testimony. Also reported: Fred Bonaparte Jr drowned while swimming in the Ohio River near Freedom, his body not recovered.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Schadt
Senate
William 3. Vare
Edward J. Connor
Michael J. Mullin
Connor
Schadt
Charles Waterson
Colorado
Subcommittee On
Privileges and Elections
William §. Ware
United States
Boy
Freedom
Fred Bonaparte, Jr
Ohio River
Here
Warren Men to Have Outing in Canada
Between twenty and twenty five members of the Deerhorn club will serve Warren on special pullmans on the New York Central lines August 13 for Pine Lake Ontario Canada to the comfortably furnished camp where they will remain for sixteen days fishing A J Burden chief is completing arrangements for the esnuel outing
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Deerhorn Club
Warren
New York Central
Pine Lake
Ontario
Canada
A. J. Burden
Prohibition Party Urged to Back Hoover and Curtis
A resolution was placed before the Prohibition party convention urging selection of Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis as standard bearers. It argues Hoover is dry politically and cites Curtis for prosecuting dry law violators in Kansas.
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Prohibition Party
Hoover
Chicago
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Charles H. Randall
Los Angeles
Curtis
Kansas
Sheriffs Move Convention Into Canada After Raid
ERIE Pa July 11 The Erie county sheriff Thomas Sterrett led Pennsylvania sheriffs from Conneaut Lake to Port Dover Ontario for the final session of the peace officers annual convention The move followed a Crawford County dry raid that interrupted the gathering and saw liquor seized and a hotel employee arrested Sterrett described the seized drinks as alleged ginger ale and continued his daily column Cantinnus ae Bees
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Erie
U. P
Thomas Sterrett
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake
Port Dover
Ont
Peace Officers
Sheriffa
Sterrett
Crawford County
Stuart Culbertson
Sheriff Steratt
Hoover campaign machinery ready to move Eastern speakers bureau
Washington July 11 The Republican national committee reports major organization problems solved and campaign operations poised for action. Rep Tilson of Connecticut named director of the Eastern speakers bureau, aligning eastern leaders with Hoover support. Tilson to report to Rep Walter Newton of Minnesota overseeing general campaign duties.
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Washington
National Committee
Rep
Tilson
Connecticut
Hoover
Newton
Walter Newton
Minnesota
Republi
Annulment Granted in Young and Leona Ruth Young Case
Judge D A Arird granted an annulment of the marriage between John L Young of Russell and Leona Ruth Young after evidence showed the ceremony on April 9 1926 in Butler occurred without a divorce from her prior husband. The marriage lasted six months until November 1926. Leona Ruth Young did not appear at the July 6 trial.
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D. A. Arird
John L. Young
Russell
Leona Ruth Young
Young
Butler
Anthony F. Paris
Youngstown
Bra. Young
Mother of Local Instructor Dies
Mrs. Percy Gage mother of Chase Gage of Warren High School faculty died suddenly Monday night at her Cambridge Springs home. Survived by husband Perry A. Gage daughter Anna Gage Cleveland and two sons Chase Gage head of Warren High English department and Dr John Gage Akron Ohio. Funeral services held Wednesday at 3 PM from First Baptist Church Cambridge Springs.
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Percy Gage
Chase Gage
Warren High School
Cambridge Springs
Perry A. Gage
Anna
Gage
Cleveland
Chase, Gage
John G. Gage
Akron
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Robbery at Kennedy and Crull stores in Harrisburg
Clothing and furs valued at about $10 000 were stolen from Kennedy and Crull merchants Harrisburg last night. Thieves entered through a rear window and appear to have fled in an automobile. The theft was discovered when a clerk opened the shop for business today.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Kennedy and Crull
Tribune Tonight and Page-By-Page Content Listing
The item lists sections of The Tribune including Late local telegraph and society news on page two After Six Russell news on page three Editorials on page four Topics Youngaville Irvine news page five Sport news page six Society and Church news page eight Akeley Lander Barres Chandlers Valley Garland news page nine Comic strips page ten Want Ads Closing Stock Quotations and Radio Programs page eleven.
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Telegraph and Society
Russell News
Youngaville
Irvine
Society
Akeley
Lander
Barres
Chandlers Valley
Garland
Pacific Flyers Welcomed Home From Pacific Quest
Two American air adventurers with Austral ians returned to San Francisco aboard the Malolo after a Pacific voyage. Harry W. Lyon Jr. and James Warner, navigator and radio operator of the Southern Cross, were greeted by army planes and a city welcome as the liner docked near Crissy Field. In Waynesburg, Pa a dynamite blast at a quarry killed Karl Rigter, 35.
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San Francisco
U. P
Pacific
Malole
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Southern Cross
Crissy Field
Malolo
Golden Gate
Sea Scout
Waynesburg
Mt. Morris
Karl Rigter
Doodlebug Makes First Run on New York Central Line
The 1028 model Doodlebug passed through Warren on its mutual run and began regular service between Titusville and Dunkirk. A crowd greeted the gasoline electric car as it takes over part of the route previously served by two passenger trains. Be L Peet drove most of the trip from Dunkirk with H M York handling throttle duties. Conductor D D Allen led the crew along with J F Lodwig Ray Loomis and A L Eastman the train staff.
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Warren
New York Central
Titusville
Dunkirk
BE. L. Peet
Electric Motive Company
H. M. York
D. D. Allen
Allen
York
J. F. Lodwig
Ene
Ray Loomis
A. L.eastman
Injured Patrolman Improves After Motorcycle Crash
Latrobe July 11. Ralph Dibble state highway patrolman of Girard Pa was injured Monday night when his motorcycle collided with a freight train at Manitou crossing. Both legs were crushed and an operation to save his left leg will be performed today. Dibble’s condition improved and he is expected to recover.
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Latrobe
U. P
Latrobe Hospital
Ralph Dibble
Girard
Manitou Crossing
Dibble
Warren Boy and Movie Lion Tour Globe in Advertising Stunt
A Warren boy named Frank Phillips and a lion named Leo embark on a world tour as part of an advertising stunt tied to a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film. The pair began in Washington and started from New York City and the Columbia Theatre hosted their first appearance. Mrs. Phillips visited Washington for a National Press Club dinner in her nephew’s honor and returned with place cards souvenirs and tailored mementos from the event.
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Warren Boy
Lion
Warren
Frank Phillips
Francia Whaleben
Mia
Jeasia E. Phillips
Conewango Arenas
Leo
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Wreek
Columbia Theatre
Patentin
Hom and
Kharather
New York City
Washington, D. C
Phillips
Washington
National Press Club
Puce
North Pole Rescue Hope Tied to Italian Captain and Swedes
An Italian naval captain and two Swedish scientists left their ice floe on May 30 in a bid to reach land after the Italia airship disaster. A Russian aviator later reported locating three men from the wreck, still stranded on North Eastland as four others endure harsh Arctic conditions. Radio calls have been scarce as the survivors face isolation and mental strain amid fading signals.
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Als Andersen
United Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Finn Malmgren
Sweden
Adalberto Mariano
Filippo Zappi
Royal
Virgo Bay
U. P
North Eastland
Italia
Giuseppe Blagi
Einar Pawl Lund
France to accept U S anti war pact through note
Paris July 11 France will formally accept the United States anti war pact in a note to the state department through the French ambassador this afternoon the cabinet decided. Copies of the note will be sent to Britain and Germany as Briand submitted for cabinet approval.
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Paris
Kelloge
France
State Department
Briand
Coast Guard Cutter Fires On Pleasure Yacht in Lake Erie
Washington July 11 reports say coast guard cutter 209 fired shots at the Yacht Ticket owned by Frank G Raichle in Lake Erie. The Buffalo division coast guard commander was ordered to investigate. Assistant Secretary Lowman said the service has warned against firing on pleasure craft but may fire if orders to halt are ignored.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Frank G. Raichle
Hospital inmate dies from heat in Blair County hospital
Oscar Manion of Lewistown died at Blair County hospital from heat failure caused by Tuesday’s extreme heat. The death was reported from Altoona as the heat wave intensified concerns over medical care during the spell.
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Altoona
Oscar Manion
Lewistown
Blair County
Weather Forecast For Western Pa With Clear And Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy conditions with possible afternoon thundershowers in the south. Thursday expected to be generally fair with moderate temperatures. Local observations show 8 am readings around 72 and 1:30 pm near 78, river level at 1.8, precipitation 0.20, sunset at 7:31. Thursday sunrise 4:29, sunset 7:31.
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South Portion
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Warren M. Stone
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Ceccioni
Alfredo Viglieri
Nobile
Guiseppe Biagi Cright
Felice Troiana
Tribune
Pacific Flyers
Lyon and Warner
Frisco
N.Y. C. Doodlebug
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