Nine Men Rescued By Krassin In Italia Rescue
The icebreaker Krassin rescued nine survivors from the Italia disaster, including Captain Sora and Dutch dogsled driver Gexf Van Dongen aboard, with five more aboard at Italia camp near Foyn island. Earlier, seven others were saved from the Polar dirigible crash, as Krassin continued rescues and planned coal at Advent Bay.
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Moscow
U. P
Krassin
Sora
Itslia
Gexf van Dongen
Advent Bay
Foyn Island
Filippo Zappi
Adalberto Mariano
Cape Platen
Finn Malmgren
Malmgren
Italia
Feyn Island
Alfredo Viglier
Prof
F. Behounek
Czecho-Slovakia
Felice Troiani
Giuseppe Biago
Two youths Rescue Swimmer at Swedish Lutheran Picnic
At an Allegheny river outing club during the Swedish Lutheran Sunday School picnic, Elmer Seaquist and Burton Strom saved Ralph Olson, a 16 year old reputed swimmer, after he weakened in a downstream current. Olson remained conscious and was helped to shore by the two savers.
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Allegheny
Outing Club
Swedish Lutheran Sunday School
Ralph Olson
Richard Olson
Parker Street
Elmer Seaquist
Emil Seaquist
Elm Street
Burton Strom
Edward A. Strom
Clark Street
Olson
Seaquist
Strom
Olsen
Rockefeller Sees Kindness and Wealth of Worth
Copyright 1023 New York Amer ican article notes John D Rockefeller at ninety says he never worries and cites vast gifts to education and humanity totaling hundreds of millions. It recalls his Catskill childhood and recent global enterprise while publishers hint at continued public service and a possible hundredth birthday. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Catskill Foothills
Textile strikers in New Bedford receive jail terms
In New Bedford Massachusetts 337 textile strikers were arraigned in district court and each received six months in jail and a $20 fine for disturbing the peace during picketing. No defense was offered and attorney Harry Hoffman filed a blanket appeal. The group faced total charges of about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
U. P
ST of New Bedford
Harry Hoffman
Flanking Request For F N Crossing Signals Contested
The Public Service Commission in Harrisburg weighs two filings over the F N tower crossing. One seeks permission to install flashing signals while the Warren Chamber of Commerce protests. Emory C. Cook urges a 24 hour watchman and pending overhead construction, per the chamber letter.
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Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
F N
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Emory C. Cook
Peter E. Nelson
Railroad of
Northwestern Medical Society Annual Meeting at Conneaut Lake Park
The Northwestern Medical Society met Thursday at Conneaut Lake Park with about 150 physicians attending. Warren county reps included Doctors Brown Ball Haines W M Robertson H Robertson Knapp Darling Eaton and Israel. A M O'Brien of Sharon was elected president Kahie of Knox vice president M W Ball of Warren re elected secretary. After dinner at the Hotel Conneaut the Indias accompanied the physicians to a concert in Convention Hall.
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Northwestern Medical Society
Conneaut Lake Park
Brown
Ball
Haines
W. M. Robertson
H. &. Robertson
Knapp
Darling
Eaton
Israel
Warren County
A. M. O'Brien
Sharon
Kahie
Knox
M. W. Ball
Warren
Hotel Conneaut
Indias
Convention Hall
Brother of Mrs Reist Plans Stockholm Flight
Mr and Mrs H N Reist of State College arrived in Warren to visit Henry Bassett. They will tour Chicago and Rockford to see relatives, then Parker Cramer Mrs Reist’s brother will leave Rockford to fly to Stockholm, Sweden with Bert Hassel. Cramer, Air Regulation officer, will serve as navigator at times and recently received an Eski mo suit from Carl B Eielson for the polar leg.
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H. N. Reist
State College
Warren
Henry Bassett
Reist
Chicago
Rockford
Ufl
Mrs Reist
Parker Cramer
Stockholm
Sweden
Cramer
Department of Commerce
Bert Hassel
New York
Carl B. Eielson
Sir George H. Wilkins
North Polar
Rotary Club
Warren Banks See Large Deposits Increase in Six Months
Deposits in Warren banks rose by 224 965 dollars and resources by 1 530 789 dollars over the past six months, with totals cited from the Warren Clearing House association. From June 30, 1927 to the same date in 1928, deposits advanced about 2 029 422 dollars and resources about 2 790 204 dollars, with total clearings for 1927 and 1926 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Clearing House Association
James C. Wilson
Clearing House Association
Heat wave eases as mercury dips to 69 in brief relief
A five day heat spell ends with temperatures dropping to 69 by Friday afternoon after readings show 72 midweek. The coolest hours were 4 to 6 am at 58, with Friday bringing light showers and an expected cooler, clearing Saturday.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Miners committee to end session today
The policy committees of the Mine Workers of America in session since Wednesday near here are expected to end secret deliberations today. President John L. Lewin said a statement likely when the meeting adjourns. Delegates are reviewing water problems facing the industry.
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de Polles
Ind
Ee Ee
Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewin
Indwa-, Co
District Attorney Commended for Raid on Sheriffs Meeting
Clarion July 13. District Attorney C. A. Culbertson of Crawford county led a liquor raid at the Pennsylvania sheriffs convention in Conneaut Lake this week. The WCTU delegates from Beaver Butler Clarion Lawrence and Mercer counties adopted a resolution commending his courageous work and for breaking up a wild drinking party.
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Clarion
C. A. Culbertson
Crawford County
Pennsylvania Sheriffs’ Convention
Conneaut Lake
Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Mercer
Pocket
Flight attempt from New York to Mexico City by Captain Carranza
New York reports Captain Emilia Carranza, nicknamed Mexico's Lindbergh, attempting a 27 hour flight from Roosevelt Field to Mexico City. He aimed to land after dark, hoping to sight his course toward the gulf and then steer directly to the capital, with a possible route toward Brownsville and Tampico.
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New York
U. P
Emilia Carranza
Mexico
Roosevelt Field
L. L
Gulf
Hera
Brownaville
Tampico
Mex- L
Garland and Local Notes Highlight Evening Pages
A brief listing outlines the Tribune Tonight including late local telegraph and society news. It mentions After Six on page three, editorials on page four, topics on page five, Garland news on page seven, Society and Church on page eight, and cross word puzzle plus comic strips with want ads and stock quotations on other pages.
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Telegraph and Society
Garland News
Society and
Church Nowa
Youngsville
Aloven
Plan Big Dollar Day for Warren August 17 and 18
A Warren merchants meeting decided to hold August Dollar Days on Friday and Saturday August 17 and 18. Emory C. Cook was authorized to invite eligible merchants to join the Chamber of Commerce driven event. A fall opening night was set for September 13 with extended hours and window displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ream Merchants’ Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Emory C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
George Miller
Miller Shoe O. W. H
Metzger-Wright Co
W. H. Cannon, Jr
Browns Boot Shop
W. L. Snyder
Smith Shoe Store
Carl Lundahl
The
Style Shop
L. J. Learn
Jamieson Hardware Co
A. BE. Johnson
Johnson Bros., Co
Aaron Printz
Printz Co
C. Beckley
CG. Beckley Electric Shop
John Rhodaberger
Pickett Hardware Co
Joseph Parise Four Dies After Scooter Crash
Joseph Parise four year old dies from a fractured skull after a collision between a scooter and an automobile on South Carver street Warren. The incident occurred near noon as Edward Watt drove from the scene toward Warren General Hospital where the child died en route. Watt, not held responsible by Patrolman Lownie Utter, said the scooters crossed into the car’s path. Watt had just started to move after stopping to avoid other children.
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Joseph Parise, Jr
South Carver Serect
Warren General Hospital
Edward Watt
Penhsylvania Avenue
Watt
Carver Street
Lownie Utter
Parse
Joseph
Joseph Parise
M. B. Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Y M C A Campers Return Home Today
About 60 YMCA campers from Camp Stow ended a two week outing and broke camp on Friday morning. They loaded baggage between 7 and 8:30 and arrived in Warren by 10 in private cars. Camp director Roger W. Gardner said the camp was successful beyond expectations with constant athletics and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Stow
Warren
Roger W. Gardner
Ruffing Elected President of Lions International
Bena Roffing of Richmond Vs was elected president of Lions International at the closing session of the annual convention. Louisville was chosen as the 1929 meeting place, with Toronto placing second in the voting.
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Des Moines
Bena Roffing
Richmond
Lions International
Louisville
Toronto
Weather Notes from Local Observations
Weather data from local observations lists 8 am temperature 68 and 1:30 pm 69 with river level 1.5 and precipitation 0.2. Sunset around 7:30 pm on Saturday, sunrise 4:40 am, cool daylight hints noted.
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Italia Camp
Chester
Fine
Heflin
Companion
Rockefeller
T. W. Lamont
Arthur Brisbane
Niagara and
St. Lawrence River
T. Kennard Thomson
Niagara
F. N
Penna. Railroad
Peedenene
Alberts Mariano
Fuippo Zappi
Arctic
Fin Malmgren
Mexico City
Carranza
the Tribune Tonight
Merchants Bureau
General Hospital
Ruffing
LIONS
Stern Pa
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