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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1928

Page

2

Obregon assassin Toral faces early execution in Mexico City

Reported near verdict on the Obregon murder inquiry. Jose Toral, 23, who shot General Obregon in a suburban restaurant, remains untried but is expected to receive a civil trial followed by immediate execution. Police chief Zertuche said the investigation nears completion and noted Toral’s condition and behavior during questioning.

Mexico City Alvaro Obregon Jose de Lroo Toral Rice Zertuche Zertuche Obregon Zeruche Toral Delice Slater Mexico Teral General Obregon

Lightning Claims Nine Amid Heat Wave In Chicago Area

Heat subsides briefly as freshening showers fail to arrive and sun returns. Seven deaths blamed on heat and lightning across Chicago area and nearby Indiana. Mrs. Selfried Hovey, 38, social figure, killed by lightning while golf with caddy sheltering under a tree. her husband is Oak Park city attorney Frederick E. Hevey. Caddy unharmed. other victims include Herman Struebig in Gary, and Peter Chumino who died while handling a live wire torn loose by wind. Ray-

Chicago Selfried Hovey North Side Hovey Frederick E. Hevey Lexmer Oak Park Herman Struebig Gary Ind Peter Chumino Ray

Leeds Dancer Mond Mader Blown From Building

The headline reports a dancer named Mond Mader blown from a building and killed. Heat waves caused multiple prostrations across several cities with five cases reported in Washington Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Pottsville noting temperatures near record highs and high humidity. A police captain in Alliance saved a woman from drowning during the heat event.

Mond Mader Pittsburgh Faittsburgh Philadelphia Pottsville Armmon Mauger Alliance Harry L. Groves Jessie Headley

Corry Golfer Eliminated From West Penn Junior Tourney

Corry golfer George Orcutt was eliminated by Fred Brand Jr of Sewickley in the semi finals of the West Penn junior championship at Shamokin Country Club. Brand won 3 and 2 after pulling away with birdies to lead at the turn. Orcutt fought back late but could not overcome the defending champion.

Pyitsburgh Fred Brand, Jr Sewickley George Orcutt Corry West Penn Shamopin Country Club Brand Orcutt bin Creutt Oreuit Bin Victoriove Roth Gracsit Wilken Los Angeles Cal George Wilson Minneapolis Ruth Wileen

Two Dead in Storm in Mahoning Valley

A night storm in the Mahoning valley caused two deaths and many injuries with extensive property damage. Eunice Sheldon, 26, was struck and killed by lightning while camping near Meander Creek. Lineman B. Hah, 32, was electrocuted while repairing a damaged fuse box after a lightning strike.

Youngstown Faly Mahoning Valley Eunice Sheldon Meander Creek Hah

Icebreaker Maligin searches for Amundsen party ends in vain

The Russian ice breaker Maligin, with aviator Babushkin aboard, failed to locate traces of Roald Amundsen and his party during a voyage southeast of Spitzbergen. The vessel is heading to a north Russian port to replenish supplies after the unsuccessful search that began June 18.

Moscow

Society Dinner Theatre Party Honors Miss Virginia Meore

Miss Virginia Meore of Windber Pennsylvania was the guest of honor at a dinner theatre party on Thursday evening. Dinner served at 6 30 followed by a movie at the Library Theatre. Attendees included Jes Moore Marguerite Baye Rachel Johnson Katherine Lytle Alice Herrington Florence Lindgren Bila Harrington and Margaret Wagner. The annual Lady Warren Rebekah and I O F lodge picnic was held at the Warren Outing club with about two hundred present. Outdoor sports and a cancelled Three Linkers vs Hammond Aren Works baseball game followed a 6 30 pie supper and an evening of dancing with Delphert Werle's orchestra.

Virginia Meore Windber Pennsylvania Liberty Ins Library Theatre Jes Moore Marguerite Baye Rachel Johnson Katherine Lytle Alice Herrington Florence Lindgren Bila Harrington Margaret Wagner Lady Warren Rebekah I. 0 Thateday Warren Three Linkers Hammond Aren Delphert Werle

Guard Company Farewell To Soldiers In Warren County

A guard company prepares to bid farewell as Warren County men head out Friday night. Captain Charles G. Pearson leads the group with First Lieutenant James V. Scalise and Second Lieutenant Charles H. Lord. The roster lists first sergeants, sergeants, corporals, clerks, and privates including Norman Cobb, Ralph Wilson, Guy Albaugh, and many others in a ceremonial departure.

Gordon Wedlock Ralph Wilson Guy Albaugh Erred Bower Floyd Danielson Eugene Burlin William Ferry LeRoy Frederick John Gardner Clayton Kohler Casper Moore Robert Regentrator Reynolds Rygren Martin Sampson Walter Schwanke Gerald Still Austin Swanson Russell Walter Lloyd Yeagle Albert Zobriest Richard Arp Miles Batheight Raymond Burkett Vincent Christie Louis Cole Joe Crappie Arthur Case Laffie DeVore Edward Genberg Theodore Huber Stanley Hyde Kenneth Kittner Arthur Lebwean Mike Luchs Frank Leofsky Guard Pierce Edward Pratt Burton Reynolds Paul Reynolds Ivan Sheldon William Taylor Thomas Vetrie James Waples Joseph Walker Ray

Corps Names In Training Trip Narrative

Corporal Cordon Wedsck acts as special correspondent to The Tribe defining the training trip. Company Headquarters includes Captain Pearson, Sergeant La Verne Wolfe, Supply Sergeant Calvin Felro, Mesa Sergeant Charles Feiro, Gorpers Gordon Wedjock, Mechanic Robert Resentrate, Cook John Gardner, Arthur Case, Buglers Walter Schwanke and Barton Reynolds.

Ton Warren Blanky Warren Fredok Watt James Welsh Emil Cordon Wedsck Nct Pearson LaVerne Wolfe Calvin Felro Mesa Charles Feiro Gordon Wedjock Robert Resentrate John Gardner Arthur Case Walter Schwanke Barton Reynolds

Market gains offset by quiet, small trading day

New York stocks rose modestly as market activity remained thin and turnover was light. Gains concentrated in U S Steel and Montgomery Ward with a record high for the latter, while the easing in money conditions helped sentiment despite a mixed brokerage loan report. In Pennsylvania Ave a light sedan collided with a truck injuring no one reported.

New York U. S. Steel Montgomery Ward Federal Reserve

Quiet Welcome Accords Hoover On Homecoming

Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential nominee, received a quiet hometown welcome as his special train arrived in Oakland at 8:30 a.m. Pacific time. He headed to Palo Alto for the funeral of Mrs Hoover’s father, C Henry, 84, a California banker, following a restrained homecoming with boyhood friends and San Francisco associates joining the reception.

Hoover Specta Oskland Cslif U. P Herbert Hoover Oakland Palo Alto

Forest Ranger School Opens at Clearfield

The first forest ranger school in Pennsylvania opens in Clearfield today under District Forester C F. Representatives from Moshannon Bald Eagle Sinnemahoning Elk Forbes and Tiadaghton districts attend the opening ceremony.

Forest Ranger School Learfield Forest Ranger Clearfield Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters Moshannon Baldake Sianemahoning Elk, Forbes and Kittanning

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