Republican Ticket Promotes Hoover Curtis and State Lineup
The Republican slate lists Herbert Hoover for President with Charles Curtis as Vice President. David A. Reed runs for U S Senator, Edward Martin for State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters for Auditor General, William D. Porter for Supreme Court, F C Cochran for Congress, and A W Mumford for Assembly.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
F. C. Cochran
A. W. Mumford
Ancient History and the Indian Question in Party Debate
A Democratic Press critique argues the Indian plight predates the Republican Party. The piece traces the party's origins to 1856 and its rise with Lincoln, asserting Republicans historically freed enslaved people and will eventually address Native issues. It contrasts Democratic and Republican legacies and highlights a reader's “Anxious voter's” letter.
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Democratic
Claude Bowers
Columbus
America
Republican Party
Coolidge
Hoover
John C. Fremont
Millard Fillmore
Union
Lincoln
Golf satire lampoons sport as costly pastime
A satirical piece from the Conewango Refining Co. ridicules golf as an expensive man’s sport. It mocks golf clubs, clubhouses, attire, and ever‑lengthening courses, noting pricey balls, economic disparities, and the misleading depth of the game while detailing comically inflated costs and gimmicks.
Odd Golfing Tale of Curious Rocking Implements
A quixotic parable describes a golf game on a brook side with apple trees and odd rocking devices costing about 200 dollars. Players aim to reach eighteen holes with eight Lyell Balls from zero strokes, counting each hole then subtracting six and declaring made in five. After all, the score tops eighty six and ends with a swim, gin, and song.
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Conenango Refining Co
Refining Company
What's What in Washington
Washington column discusses the 1932 election’s potential impact on prohibition enforcement. The author argues about the likely stance of President Al Smith and Congress, noting the slim share of true drys versus wets, and predicting the next November vote will hinge on the wet and dry issue. The piece cites Senator Walsh, Representative LaGuardia, and Edwards of New Jersey as examples, and questions whether many lawmakers truly oppose prohibition in practice. The tone remains analytical and speculative about political behavior and enforcement.
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Washington
al Smith
Walsh
Montana
Representative LaGuardia
Kansas City
Houston
Mid-West
Senate
Edwards
New Jersey
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest The Pheasant
Edgar A. Guest writes of a handsome pheasant that visits a lawn with vivid plumage and regal bearing. The poem explores pride and irritation as dawn calls reveal the bird’s rasping voice and its family, turning admiration into sleep disturbance and reluctant acceptance.
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Edgar A. Guest
Public Forum Column Open To Reader Contributions
Public Forum column invites Tribune readers to submit opinions on current public subjects for publication. Contributions should reflect community concerns and provide clear, concise arguments.
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the Tribune
Democratic Ticket Absent From Warren Papers Questioned
An anxious Warren reader questions why the Democratic ticket is not openly listed in local papers. The letter hints at possible hiding of the ticket under a basket and asks whether Tammany Hall or brewery actions explain the silence after the convention.
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Warren Evening Tribunes
Tammany Hall
Umbrella Bird Visits During Rainy Adventure
Peter's Adventures recounts a boy and his wife taking shelter in ferns as rain pours. They meet an Umbrella Bird whose crest forms a rain–shield like an umbrella. He boasts a chest protector and explains he never gets wet. He must leave to fetch wild plums for his children.
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Wife
Love Birds
Dinner Stories Fur Coat and a Mocking Kiss
A dining table anecdote opens with a remark about a lovely fur coat and its cost. A peppy line follows about a single kiss. The retort reveals the kiss belonged to the husband but was given to the maid.
A Scottish Puzzle About a Monte Carlo Bet
A Scottish puzzle centers on Maisha McPherson in Monte Carlo where onlookers urge a bet on the red. The Scot carefully weighs the odds and finally questions how he can be certain the red will come up, preferring caution over risk.
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Scotch Tate
Maisha McPherson
Monte Carlo
One Minute Pelpit Against Injustice
A brief homily cites biblical instruction about facing a magistrate and paying the last mite. It warns to seek timely reconciliation lest one be delivered to the officer and imprisoned, with emphasis on settling matters before judgment.
Diary of a New Yorker ends with a cold reception
In New York on July 17 Roy Woods returned to St Louis after declaring the city a hick town. His three Brooklyn Bridge leaps drew little press and no city endorsement. Amelia Earhart is also treated with indifference as the city shifts away from ocean flight glamour.
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THEW
TRIBU
Henry Vice Pord
Gecereda
van Cleve
Nowa
Devine-Wallistion
New York
Ni Advar
Nawa
Reek Eards
Bymal
Jeeeee
Bonen
Warren
Christ
God
Roy Woods
St. Louis
Mr. Woods
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Steve Brodie
Woods
Amelia Earhart
England
Long Island
Manhattan Island
J. D. Rockfellers
George F. Baker, Jr
T. F. Ryan
Diet and Health Tints on Gaining
A health column discusses diabetes risk among Jewish people from rich dishes, focusing on sour cream as a high calorie fat. It explains calories in sour cream, fat, and butter, recommends nut meats for gain, and notes oxalic acid in sorrel soup. It cites Dr Lulu Hunt Peters and requests contributions for pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight.
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Act
Pym
Mollie Gold
Elesner Gilbert
Imine
Molex
Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
Act Monte
Eldred Suffering Wrist Fracture at Warren General
Gordon Eldred, son of Mr. and Mrs. A G Eldred, is hospitalized at Warren General after sustaining a compound fracture of the wrist during play yesterday. Rev W A Eckel, a missionary from Japan, will speak at Sunday services at the Church of the Nazarene.
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Gordon Eldred
A. G. Eldred
Warren General Hospital
W. A. Eckel
Japan
Church of the Nazarene
Elks Lodge Plans First Annual Warren Picnic
On July 27, 1925 a Deerhorn club christened a new King collapsible boat in the Allegany river. Committees were appointed to arrange Warren lodge of Elks first annual picnic.
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Allegheny River
Deerhorn Club
Warren Lodge of Elks
County Superintendent Knapp Returns From Clarion lecturing trip
County Superintendent of Schools Knapp returned Friday evening from Clarion where he was one of the lecturers at the summer term for teachers. Members of Company I left Friday evening for Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania where they will be encamped for two weeks.
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Mt. Gretna
Fire destroys two barns at Cole Hill on Monday
On Monday morning two barns on Gert Southwick's Cole Hill property burned down with the origin of the blaze still unclear. In Warren County farmers are using spray methods to combat potato blight which has become a serious problem in some areas.
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Gert Southwick
Cole Hill
Warren County
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Charles P. Stewart
Tisi Congress
Pheasant
Peter's Adventures
Florence
Bobolink
Connies
Pelpit
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
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