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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1927
Page
11
Baseball scores mix with a court note on alimony. Mrs. Frank J. Quayle seeks $20 000 a year claiming her husband earns $500 a month from liquor sales at a Brooklyn club. The report adds a quick quip about a stolen car and a judge remark.
Sealed proposals for erecting a brick Grade School on Home Street Warren Borough PA including plumbing heating and electrical work and separate bids for non plumbing work and for furnishing and installing plumbing heating and electrical work will be received by the Warren Borough School District at the High School until 6 PM July 25 1927 and publicly opened at 7 30 PM the same day. A certified check equal to 10 percent of bid is required and plans may be seen at architect E A Phillips office. Deposits of 25 dollars for plans and specifications refundable on return in good condition. The right to reject any bid reserved. Building Committee signed by BESHLIN GELDRED CLINGER.
John Sill Spencer long time assessor of Sugar Grove Township and former health officer died at his home in Chandlers Valley from heart trouble. He was 61 years old and survived by his widow Fannie, three sons Paul Donald and Robert, two daughters Adelaide Swai and Margaret, three grandsons and three sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from his home, with Rev. W. P. Hanks officiating. burial in Chandlers Valley Cemetery.
United Press reports 1927 radio lineup with WEAF WPG WIZ and WLS stations listing 8:30 to 9:45 p.m. programs including Gold man Bane The Mediterraneans Little Symphony Orchestra and stadium concerts along with Sunday hook ups and municipal bands across Atlantic City New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and other cities.
County auditor hopeful R E Green announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination. Green has longstanding ties to the county and is a Hoff Business College graduate in town.
J R Van Cleve with Miss Vallette Cole of Third avenue and Lieutenant John Bennet of Annapolis motored to Erie this afternoon to attend a party at the Eshwaka Club hosted by the Misses Van Cleve. Mrs N P Wheeler of Endeavor is in Warren today.
Washington July 16. A campaign to commercialize Charles Lindbergh’s coast to coast speeches is rejected by William P. Mac Cracken Jr civilian air chief. No admission will be charged at any of Lindbergh’s 75 city tour stops. Many requests asked that collected funds fund airport construction, but the reply was consistently no.
United Press compiled radio listings show WEAF WPG WJZ and other stations across cities airing dance bands orchestras and hour by hour programs. Sunday July 17 features Capitol Theatre Stadium Concert and numerous regional broadcasts including steel pier concerts and church services from Philadelphia Boston Chicago and more with times listed in Eastern Time.
Fred R. Ripley reports rising numbers of common stockholders in United States Steel and Pennsylvania Railroad, as stock dividends and new investment boost ownership. May totals show shifts by state and increases in female and foreign holdings, with a trend toward stability amid market fluctuations.
Reported ultimatum warned railway staff troops would force trains through if allowed passage tonight. 1,000 Italian soldiers moved toward the frontier amid maneuvers near Maneuvers in northern Italy, with no confirmation from Rome or Vienna. Avowedly cautious Vienna reports followed riots at Aspern aerodrome.
New York July 16. Heat and weekend caution reduced attendance at brokers as traders stayed out of the market. General Motors slipped about a point while steel held steady. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe fell nearly a point. Baldwin dropped almost two points. Erie and Southern Railway led a two hour rally era as June building contracts reached a record surge. Prison escape at Bellefonte details included.
Readable sections show Allied Chemical and Dye and American Steel Foundry among active issues with mixed quotes. Major players include General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Standard Oil affiliates, and Cities Service, reflecting broad industrial activity and external gas and oil movements in today’s trading.
The prici s pay ler of the vari ous grades by the purchasing agen cies are shown for multiple pipelines and transit lines including Buckeye Pipe Line Co Eureka Fige Line Co Cambe Bones Ragland Cumberland West Virginia routes and Indian Railway Co Prices range from 1.65 to 4.10 with cent values noted for specific grades and districts across Pennsylvania Buckeye and Cambria areas.
In a July 16 market letter, Seminole area output rose into focus with 467,501 barrels in 24 hours, while six month earnings per share reached 1.77 for Mercy Stock and 3.33 for American Chicle. Hudson Motors reported 1,821 cars produced in a six month period, with 168,336 in six months for June 1. The note cites vigor though seasonally irregular, favoring oil stocks and Studebaker despite short interest. New York produce prices show pork, lard, sugar, coffee, and dairy nudging. grains and oil shares hint at gains ahead.
Geneva July 16 Delegates at the tripartite naval conference resumed private conversations. Japan's representatives shift from conciliatory to asserting total tonnage must be agreed before deciding cruiser size. Baron Saito and Viscount Ishii emphasized the need to fix total tonnage prior to resolving cruiser larger vs smaller questions. FLOGGER SENTENCED TOCOOA GA July 16 A Georgia high school principal was sentenced to one year on the chain gang for involvement in the flogging of Mrs Ansley Bowlers a Toccoa seamstress. Judge Sutton imposed the maximum for assault and battery and $200 fine. Acree’s lawyers filed notice of appeal. Too much aviation everybody's getting fighty Titusville Herald.
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