Automobiles Saturate Market Yet Growth Persists into Autumn
In early 1927 Geneva Mo and Zora sold 840,281 cars, up from 620,190 in 1926 and 296,860 in 1925, with a yearly rise averaging about 74,000 per month over two years. Ford predicts 2,000,000 new cars yearly feasible, arguing current ownership could absorb more. Will Rogers aside notes car ownership grows with family size. four-car families may become common as advertising aids sales. Continued on Page Ten.
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Geneva
Zora
Henry Ford
Ford
Will Rogers
Byrd Declares Air Travel Ready For Any Weather
Commander Richard Byrd says flights of the America and Bellanca Monoplane Columbia prove modern airplanes can fly in any weather. He predicts quicker transatlantic service within ten years, notes fog as the main obstacle for sea landings, commends French reception, and credits the crew for the flight's success.
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New York
Jjuly 18
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Leviathan
Macom
Paris
Byrd
United States
Europe
America
France
For Sale Diamond Ring at Half Price in Warren Tribune Contests
Classified box rules limit two ads of five lines each. For sale a diamond ring won in a Warren Tribune contest, price reduced to 50 dollars from 65. Lost pocketbook described as brown feather with strap handle containing a New Process Company check and a gold coin between Frewvburg and Warren. If found, notify Frank Briggs at 420 Popular Street, Warren, Pa.
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Warren Tribune
Frewaburg
Warren
Frank Briggs
Warten
Welcome Home Byrd Chamberlin Parade in New York
Thousands greet Commander Byrd and the America crew on a triumphal return to New York City. A rainstorm interrupts the ceremony but crowds line Broadway for the parade to City Hall, where Mayor James J. Walker welcomes the aviators amid sirens, ticker tape, and cheers.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
New York
Richard Evelyn Byrd
America
Clarence Chamberlin
Lower Broadway
Hell
Battery
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Broadway
Barda
James J. Walker
City Hall
Charles~a. Lindbérgh
B. Byrd
Neville
C. J. Neville
Bert Acosta
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
North Pole
Harry F. Guggenheim
The
Guggenheim Fund For Promotion of Aeronautics
Grover Whalen
Charles P. Plunkett
Guiseppe Bellanca
Chamberlin
Germany
Lindbergh
Neville, Acosta
Balchen
Acosta
Priots
City Hall Park
Grover Whzlen
Accor
Walker
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Thomas Byrd
Diplomatic Corps
Whalen
Atlantic
France
Scouts Travel to Warren County Camp by Train
Scouts from Warren county departed on the 9 24 train of the Olean division, boarding at the Pennsylvania and Glade stations. Under Scoutmaster C H Gardner and John Ball, they traveled to Gowango where ferries across the Allegheny were arranged due to heavy weekend rains. At camp they checked in with Assistant Executive BE Ft Huber, were weighed, assigned to villages, and began a two week stay with staff including F Roud, F F Huber, and Maurice Clancy. Mail addressed to Boy Scout Camp Warren Pa. Parents urged not to send food, swimming is scheduled, and violations may lead to return home.
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Warren County
Olean
Gowango
Pennsylvania Station
Glade Station
C. H. Gardner
John Ball
Louis Morelli
Allegheny
Ft Huber
John Smart
Ernest Miller
Paul P. Gary
Junius Birchard
Steve Wasiesky
Cortlandt Schu
Curtis Larson
Four Die As Storms Pummel Kansas City Suburbs
Suburbs South Park and Monrovia rebuilt after a Saturday storm left four dead and over forty injured. Red Cross and National Guard aid, with hundreds homeless. Homes unroofed as the storm crossed into Missouri and hit Kansas City residential areas, with several houses destroyed and more injuries.
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Kansas City
U. P
Monrovia
Kansas Line
Missouri
General strike order in Vienna rescinded today
Vienna reports that the general strike tying up Austrian industries has been rescinded. Workers will return to their posts by midnight, amid ongoing riots and casualties reported at Bratislava and Berlin. Authorities have begun arrests, including the communist Fiala.
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Vienna
Robert H. Besy
United Press
Tee
Priocipal
Bratislava
Czecho-Slovakia
Batislava
Berlin
Frederick Kuh
United Proom
Eurchetigais
Chinese generals agree on armistice in Shangtung
July 13 dispatch from Pek ing says Chiang Kai-Shek agrees to evacuate Shangtung and the northern government pledges not to encroach beyond Shangtung borders, allowing both sides to concentrate against rival forces. Report also notes travel barriers and severe censorship in Peking.
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Tokio
Peking
Synthetic petroleum era claimed at chemistry meeting
At the American Chemical Society gathering in State College on July 18 Dr. Hans Tropsch of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute described catalytic and Bergius process advances banishing crude shortages. He said coal liquefaction has new broad applicability and that synthetic petrol compounds can match natural petroleum, noting gasoline produced synthetically avoids certain impurities. The report also mentions a Cleveland bandit case with Eleanor Flannigan and a pursuit spanning Clearfield to Ridgway.
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State College
Hans Tropsch
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Mulheim-Ruhr
Germany
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Tropsch
Russell
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Miss Flannigan
Byrnedale
Hla Welete
Fatal Truck Strike When Train Silenced Mrs Brocopio
BANNOCK Ohio July 28 Mrs Frank Brocopio 42 and her four month old son were killed instantly when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio engine here this afternoon after they failed to hear the approaching train.
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Bannock
Hio
Frank Brocopio
Baltimore and Ohio
Kittanning and Ford City Liquor Raids Reported
Prohibition agents raided Ford City and Kittanning during the weekend with thirty-one arrests in the Pittsburgh district. In Ford City, at the Anderson Hotel and Greek Catholic Club among others, several individuals were charged or released on bonds set at $1,000 for hearings on August 1. Names include John Kasun, Jobo Vona, Mary Vona, Frank Nocada, Steff Zhoran, Angelia Zhoran, Russell Stanford, and many others. Some vehicles were seized. In Kittanning, Rufus Redding and H lowman were released on their own recognizance, while Ed E McIlwain and others faced hearings August 1.
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Pittsburgh
UPY
Turn City
Kittanning
Ford City
Anderson Hotel
John Kasun
Jobo Vona
Mary Vona
Frank Nocada
Amust
Steff Zhoran
Angelia Zhoran
Russell Stanford
David Grenee
Peto Kaea
John Popha
Palmer R. Stepp
Albert Hacek
Elizabeth Hacek
Fred Dugan
Nick Drage
Marines suffer fatal injuries in sudden Friday clash
A U S marine died and another was injured during a bunlons incident near Ocntal on Saturday. Liberals under General Sandinu reportedly suffered many casualties as American marines and native forces, numbering 150, clashed for six hours beginning at 1 a.m. Major Hatfield led the marine unit with Sandino’s second in command among the Liberal leadership. The Liberals withdrew to the hills after the engagement.
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Managu
Ocntal
Sandinu
Hatfield
Sandino
Curtis Larsen Sacrifices Life to Save Sister
Curtis Larsen died heroically while rescuing his seven year old sister on Parker Street. Obsequies will be held at his home Tuesday afternoon, with services to follow.
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Parker Street
Scouts Attend Funeral for Boy Hero Curtix Larsen
Scouts of Warren plan to attend the funeral services for Curtix Maxwell Larsen from his parents home at 201 Parker Street Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Six members of Troop 4 will serve as pallbearers. C ROAD Scout Executive.
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AU Foy
Warren
Curtix Maxwell Larsen
Max Larsen
Parker St
Troon 4
Courageous Boy Sacrifices Life To Save Sister In Warren County
Curtis Larsen thirteen-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Max Larsen of 211 Parker Street drowned at Big Bend while rowing his sisters Romaine seven and Eleanor twelve with their parents during a weekend outing. Curtis saved Romaine though he perished. funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev L M Barnard Grace M B Church. Curtis was active in Troop Four Boy Scouts. Warren County Chapter Boy Scouts of America urges attendance.
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Warren County
Curtis Larsen
Max Larsen
Parker Street
Romaine
Big Bend
Cucawax Bort
Warren
Eleanor
L M. Barnard
Grace M. B. Church
Curtis
Bea.ers
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Atkins Cottage
Sharon Man Hurt in Wheatland Railroad Trestle Fall
Alexander Bruce, 79, of this city died in a local hospital after being injured in a fall from a railroad trestle at Wheatland Friday night.
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Sharon
Alexander Bruce
Wheatland
Weather forecast western Pennsylvania update
Western Pennsylvania will remain mostly fair tonight with cooler temperatures by Tuesday. Cloudiness along the mid Atlantic coast persists, with light showers in parts of the upper Ohio valley and along the coast. High pressure centered over the southeast U.S. and Atlantic coast keeps skies clear in many areas, while no strong low pressure fronts are evident. Observations show mild temperatures across major cities, with no imminent heat return in the near term.
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