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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1927

Page

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Today Because They Like It An Octopus Row

A brisk reflection on public taste driven by spectacle. It notes the high prices paid to witness prize fights and Lindbergh’s arrival, contrasting mass eagerness with deeper questions about kingship and family power. The piece alludes to a Standard Oil family quarrel amid geopolitical tension.

C. H. Kahn Arthur Brisbane Tuman Lindbergh

Motion Picture Industry Under Official Probe

The Justice Department investigates the motion picture industry led by Will Hays for possible Sherman and Clayton Act violations. Attorney General Sargent will decide on suit. a federal sleuth corps is involved as FTC has cited Players' Lasky for unfair practices.

Washington Willi Hays Justice Department Alany Department Hays Sargent Vermont William Wild Bill" Donovan Chary Federal Trade Commission Famous Players’ Lasky Corporation Commission

Body of Assistant Postmaster Recovered at Licking Creek

Harold McKennie aged 50, assistant postmaster of Greencastle Pennsylvania, was found dead in Licking Creek near Hagerstown Maryland. He had waded into the stream while fishing and drowned Thursday evening.

Hagerstown Wmd Harold McKennie Greencastle Licking Creek Here McKennie

Flood paralyzes Williamsport division and rail traffic

Harrisburg July 23 UP One of the worst floods in this section's history swept Perry and northern Dauphin counties. Damages likely exceed a million dollars. Williamsport division of the Pennsylvania railroad suffered heavy losses with tracks washed out and trains marooned. Duncannon and New Bloomfield reported major flood damage as Susquehanna and Juniata rivers surged. No trains operated on the Williamsport line since 1 am as crews worked to clear washouts and reroute passenger and guard trains.

Harrisborg Pennsylvania Perry Dauphin Williamsport Pennsylvania Railroad Duncannon New Buffalo Juaniata New Bloomfield Halfax Millersburg Juniata Sherman's Creek Susquehanna Juanita Harrisburg Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Mt. Gret Pittsburgh Cleveland Bettisfield McKeesport Baldwin Township D. L. Noyes Castle Shannon Ormpany Porough Overbrook Franklin Erie Buffalo New Castle Mercer

Flood Hits Duncannon and Western Pennsylvan ia

A July 23 cloud burst sent the Little Juniata river through Duncannon washing away three garages undermining the borough bridge and stranding residents. One man, Marty Carmany, narrowly escaped with injuries. Damage exceeds 100000 dollars with widespread debris and livestock losses.

Duncannon Here Susquehanna and Western Railroad New Broomfield Marty Carmany Juniata Sherman’s Creek Perry County Belleville

Baseball scores and postponements across majors

National League first game saw Pittsburgh 109 900 100 8B O Boston in a rough matchup with Yde Nichols Crengos Milius and Gooch Greenfield Gibson as batteries. High hits include a home run in the seventh. Be Louis at New York postponed by rain. Cincinnati at Brooklyn postponed. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed. American League Philadelphia at Cleveland postponed due to rain.

Pittsburgh Boston Yde Nichols Crengos Milius Gooch Greenfield Gibson Be. Louis New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chisase Philadelphia

Fisher appoints Buller as delegate to conservation meetings

Governor Fisher appointed state fish commissioner Buller as a delegate to the 67th annual meeting of the American Fisherion Society in Hartford Connecticut August 8 to 10. Buller also attends the International Association of Conservation Commissioners meeting in Hartford August 13.

Duller Harrisburg U. PJ Fisher Buller American Fisherion Society Hart+ford Conn International Association of Conservation Commisaleores Hartford

Royal Party Embarks at Southampton for Canada Voyage

The Prince of Wales Prince George and Prime Minister Baldwin sail from Southampton aboard Empress of Australia for Canada. A 15 member entourage travels from London by train as crowds wave farewell. Arrival in Quebec expected June 29.

Southampton U P Canada Prince of Wales Prince George Stanley Baldwin Baldwin Australia London Quebec Britain Dominion Waterloo Station United Preas Ouer Wales Tia Starbard Seattre

British Cabinet Approves Steps for Geneva Naval Talks

London delegates return to Geneva next Tuesday after cabinet approval of action at the naval conference. Bridgeman and Cei leaded discussions with admiralty advisers to secure concessions and define the limit beyond which the government will not go. Readiness to break the cruiser deadlock without sacrificing key demands was noted as the aim.

Clifford United Press London Geneva W. © Bridgeman The Admiralty Lord Ceei Bridgeman Geneve

Funeral of ruler delayed camp at Mount Gretna

July 24 at Mount Gretna the funeral unit training for two weeks by the Pennsylvania National Guard faced delays from storms. Incoming troops arrived to replace the 4,200 men who departed, leaving only advance units for the two week program. Troop trains ran hours late as the camp, centered in the WT Infantry Philadelphia and other units, resumed after weather disruptions.

National Guard Mount Gretna Pennsylvania National Guard Unite WT Infantry Philadelphia South Field Artillery 112Th Infantry Erie Corey

Subway Strike Crisis Dimly Seen in New York

In New York on July 25 the subway and elevated workers threaten a strike starting next Tuesday midnight. Frank Hedley declines a conference with union spokesmen, while J H Coleman readies an ultimatum seeking recognition of the Amalgamated Association.

New York Subway Greater New York Brooklyn Frank Hedley Tn +grhorough Rapid Transit Company James J. Walker Hedley J. H. Coleman Amalgamated Lrto Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Company Walker B. T B. M. TF. Companien American Federation of Labor Company

Vare Urges Recount of Pennsylvania Votes

Senator Elect William S. Vare pushes a full recount of Pennsylvania’s November senatorial election as his victory faces a contest before the Senate by Wm. B. Wilson. He urges the Reed committee to impound ballots and notes willingness to support any proper funding or action to start the recount.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania William S. Vare Senate Wm. B. Wilson Reed David A. Reed Ruiemer Vare Jin

Engagement of Mrs Caruso Reported in Rome Dinner

A Rome dispatch says Mrs Dorothy Caruso widow of the Metropolitan tenor plans engagement to Alexander Moore former American Ambassador to Spain announced at a dinner at the Excalator hotel Lido Moore widow Lilian Russell actress died in war. No direct confirmation yet from the United Press.

Rome Venteo Dorothy Caruso Alexander Moore Spain Lido Moore Lilian Russell

ALL ROUMANIA PAYS TRIBUTE TO FERDINAND

Roumanians crowd Ca troceni palace to honor King Ferdinand whose coffin rests in state. Parliament plans mourning sessions as a Paris correspondent reports Prince Carol remains secluded at Neuilly villa while planning memorial services in Bucharest tomorrow.

Roumania Ferdinand Paris Asra Berkowitz United Preax Bucharest Catroceni Palace Aarshal Curtes de Argesch John O'Brien United Press Bia Corréepandent Carol Neutily Buchares Romania

Franklin Woman Seeks City Treasurer Post

Iva Ellsworth, a Franklin schoolteacher and widow of R L Ellsworth, has fled nomination papers in the race for city treasurer now held by Miss Emelyn Williams, the first woman to hold city office. Ellsworth is active in the Patriarchs Militant and Odd Fellows.

Franklin Iva Ellsworth Emelyn Williams

Weather Update Warns Front Diminishes. Cool Night Ahead

Western Pennsylvania enjoys continued cool conditions with Sunday fair and warmer weather expected. A disturbance that caused heavy rain moved eastward, affecting eastern Ontario to North Carolina, with heavy falls in Pennsylvania and parts of New York and West Virginia. High pressure brings clear skies and cool air west of the Appalachians, while Atlantic coast and gulf states see a haze. Observations show Chicago 64, Cleveland 62, New York 70, Philadelphia 70, Pittsburgh 60, Washington TA, Yellowstone Park 48. Sunrise and sunset times listed for Sunday and Monday.

Orp Tario New York Pennsylvania North Carolina West Virginia Atlantic Coast Gulf States Appalachian Mountains Chicago Cleveland Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh Francisco

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