Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Warren Tribune in Warren, Pennsylvania

Page 1

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1928

Page

1

Mine Operators Stand Firm On Labor Policies

Pittsburgh July 24 union leaders plan meetings with operators as United Mine Workers and Western Pennsylvania coal firms maintain open shop policy. P T Fagan says no shift in labor stance while F B Taplin and Pittsburgh Coal Co executives echo firm position. Downey Jr to become meeting president of Pittsburgh Terminal Coal July 1. Horace Baker resigns as key figure expected to push limited negotiations.

Pittsburgh United 2 Workers of America Jacksonville Pennsylvania P. T. Fagan F. B. Taplin Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporacy Pittsburgh Coal Company GP. Downey, Jr Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation Horace ¥. Baker Pattaburgh Nsw

Final Honors Paid to Mexican Aviator

N Mexico City July 24 Through crowded streets the body of Capt Emilio Carranza a young Mexican aviator killed at the start of a nonstop flight from New York to Mexico City was carried to the Rotunda of famous men at Dolores Cemetery for burial. A 9:40 A M honor procession left the war office where the body lay on a high ca t af l a q u e since yesterday. School children scattered flowers along the route as diplomats and government officials joined the procession.

Mexico City Emilio Carranza New York Dolores Cemetery War Office Prores

Sale of Malt Extract Upheld in Michigan

Lansing July 24 The sale of malt extracts was declared legal today by the Michigan Supreme Court, which revised the conviction of Carl Christenson of Montcalm County on charges of violating prohibition by selling the extract.

Lansing Supreme Court of Carl Christenson Montcalm County

Mexico faces danger of religious civil war and viola

Late Mexico City reports say Calles may cling to power despite constitutional limits as generals dominate the state. New York social hygiene bureau led by John D. Rockefeller Jr. releases figures on 100 marriages and affairs, noting pre and post marriage romances and shifting patterns by age.

Tayzinghe New York Amartona Sue Mexico Bureau of Social Hygiene John D. Rockefeller, Jr

Raskob resigns as finance chairman of GM division

New York July 24 UP John J Raskob resigns as chairman of the Finance division of General Motors and will remain vice president and director He leaves to focus on managing Gov Alfred E Smiths presidential campaign The board hopes he may resume the post after the impractical period while GM officials had not commented on acceptance the resignation is likely temporary relief from duties

New York John J. Raskob Democratic Nations Committee General Motors Corporation United Press Raskob Alfred E. Smith Edward P. Sloan, Jr

Lanphier Confirms Resignation to Join Lindbergh Flights

Major Thomas G. Lanphier confirmed reports he would resign from the army air service to join Col Charles A. Lindbergh in the Transcontinental Air Transport. He said the company aims to establish national air lines with future international expansion, though no specific plan was detailed.

MT. Clemens Mich Thomas G. Lanphier Army Air Service Charles A. Lindbergh Transcontinental Air Transport National Airlines Lanphier Lanphier Aaid

Work's Resignation Formally Accepted

President Coolidge has accepted the resignation of Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and praised his service as Work leaves to become national chairman of the Republican Party. Edward J. Evans, 57, AFL railway employment leader, died suddenly in Chicago of a heart attack.

Superior U. P Coolidge Interior Hubert Work White House Work Republican Party Chicago Edward J. Evans American Federation of Labor

Lumber Worker Injured In Bear Creek District Accident

William Rishell, 58, of Rossiter Pennsylvania, employed by Central Pennsylvania Lumber, was hospitalized at Kane Summit with a broken back after a tree branch fell while he was cutting branches. The incident marked the twentieth accident at the Bear Creek operations in recent weeks, prompting transfer to Kane. Henry Lyantey, 68, of Bear Creek, a Pennsylvania Gas employee, arrived at Kane with a severe leg gash and loss of blood after a brush-cutting mishap and four mile trek home.

William Rishell Rossiter Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company Bear Creek Kane Summit Kane Hospital Tuesia Kane Lumber Company Henry Lyantey Pennsylvania Gas Company

Relocate road to avoid crossings in Harrisburg

Public Service Commission orders relocation of state highway 117 from Greensburg to Connellsville and Uniontown to eliminate dangerous Pennsylvania railroad crossings. Project cost estimated at 38463 0 dollars with 65000 for property damages. Pennsylvania railroad to furnish materials and perform construction. completion set for September 1, 1929. Westmoreland County and towns listed to pay portions to the railroad and cover damages.

Harrisburg U. P Greensburg Connellsville Uniontown Pennsylvania Railroad Public Service Commission Westmoreland County South Greensburg Southwest Greensburg Hempfield Township

Dog Charged With Theft In New York Store Incident

July 24 report states Collie owned by Leon Isaacs was charged with theft after allegedly taking 30 dollars from Joseph Kiss. Witnesses say the dog held the money in its mouth and fled the store with Isaacs facing the charge of handling the animal in the act.

New York U. P Leon Isaacs Joseph Kiss

French transatlantic seaplane La Fregate delays in Azores

The La Fregate seaplane on a trans Atlantic flight sits in the Azores after its forward motor failed. Fi Lieut Jerome Parts and mechanics work to repair the engine while awaiting replacement parts from France, delaying the voyage to the United States for at least a week.

Paris U.P la Fregate Azores Ministry of the Marine Jerome Parts United States Horta France Paulin Louis Jerom- Paris Sta Aight

Warren Borough School Board Accepts Beaty Land Gift

Warren borough school board accepts a two parcel land gift from the Beaty estate along Third Avenue. A committee led by Attorney Arthur G. Eldred will arrange the transfer while plans for a new fourteen room school and gymnasium proceed. Architect M E Green presented tentative building types and a cost estimate forthcoming at a special meeting on July 8.

O. W Besty Third Avenue Warren Borough Warren Board of Education Arthur G. Eldred Beaty Warren Russo M. E. Green William M. Robertson

Tank Fire Loss at White Star Refining Company

Hartford July 24 A tank fire at the White Star Refining Company caused $77,175 in property damage as flames consumed fourteen tanks of gasoline and fuel oil and one tank of caustic soda. Firemen reported the blaze under control last night with a south wind aiding containment.

Hartford White Star Refining Company Lanka Thare

WCTU to Hold National Convention in Boston in November

Officers of the Women's Christian Temperance Union issued a call for a national convention to be held in Boston Massachusetts from November 14 to 22. The announcement came from Evanston Illinois and cites plans for members nationwide to assemble.

Evanston, II U. P Women’s Christian Temperance Union Boston Mass

Campaign developments shape 1932 race across regions

The Progressive party held its national convention in Omaha. Eastern Republicans plan broad campaigns in Smith strongholds. Hoover and California leaders plot a quiet bid. Senator Johnson backs Hoover while Pittman notes early Democratic fundraising. White predicts southern Dem support but westerns tilt uncertain. Eastern GOP women meet in Washington to aid Hoover Curtis.

Key Pittman Nevada Smith Eastern Republican Washington Alvin T. Hert Hoover-Curtis

Plan New Appeal In Shields Case

Pittsburgh July 24 An Arkansas convicts conspiracy to violate proclamation laws and received one year in Cambria county jail plus a $2000 fine. Daniel J Shields Johnstown politician plans another appeal in a long legal battle over Emmorsing Products Company operations. His last Federal Court conviction occurred May 17.

Pittsburgh Al.p Cambria County R. M. Gibson Daniel J Shields Johnstown Shields Emmorsing Products Supreme Court

Haldeman Leads Air Tour Into St. Paul

George W. Haldeman pilot for Ruth Elder on her Atlantic flight attempt landed at St. Paul Municipal Airport at 10 51 a m the first Flyers on the national air mail tour to reach St. Paul from Fargo North Dakota This dispatch notes the early arrival as part of the air tour.

ST. Paul, Minn George W. Haldeman Ruth Elder Atlantic National Air Mail St. Paul Fargo N. D

Deaths from eating toadstools near Morrisdale

Slearfield July 24. Eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms caused the death of George Conrad, 70, and left his son John, of Morrisdale, seriously ill.

Slearfield P.y George Conrad John Morrisdale

Eldred Family In Trolley Crash Injures Two

Jeannette and Gordon Eldred, children of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Eldred, were slightly injured when their auto was struck by a Warren Jamestown trolley near O’Moak. The others were unhurt. all were taken to Warren General Hospital and later discharged.

Warren General Toapital Jeannette Gordon Eldred A. G. Eldred Fifth Avenue West O'Macn Mia Eldred Jack Gordon Ast Warren General Hospital

Man Died After Prank Push Into Stoneboro Lake

Ray Hughes 24 accidentally pushed a friend into shallow water at Stoneboro Lake. The victim sustained serious neck and back injuries and died in hospital. Investigation ongoing.

OW Gity U. P Stoneboro Lake Ray Hughes Hia Meek

Smith Notification Set for August 22

Albany July 24 Governor Alfred E Smith announced the date for his nomination notification as Democratic presidential candidate. The ceremony will begin at 7 P M on the state capitol steps in EDT and will last about an hour. His acceptance speech will be brief and outline his national policies.

Albany N. Y Alfred E. Smith Smith

YACHTS COMPLETE ATLANTIC CROSSING

In Santander Spain on July 24 the yachts Nina and Elena completed the trans Atlantic race from New York, finishing first in their classes in Santander harbor. The Nina clocked 2 66 62 PM and the Elena 4 19 55 PM, with officials predicting the Nina would win but reports favored the Elena in the larger class.

Santander Spain Nina Elena New York

Hoover Quiet Campaign Planned as 1924 Coolidge Model

Herbert Hoover adopts a dignified campaign style modeled on Coolidge’s 1924 effort. Hoover seeks businesslike administration, avoids fireworks, and plans an August 11 acceptance speech of about 40 minutes. Senator Hiram Johnson endorses Hoover while signaling no imposition on others and remains active in California politics.

California Herbert Hoover Coolidge Hiram Johnson Hoover Palo Alto Calif Sdvisera Iis Businem Gort United Press Farm Bell Power Combine Senate Legulation Boulder Canyon Colorado River Johnser Johnson

Woman Held in Death of Husband at Coal Mine Opening

In Untontown Fayette County jail, 28 year old Mrs George Giannette is held in connection with the death of her husband whose decomposed body was found buried near a coal mine opening under stones and railroad ties. Police believe blackhanders killed him and buried the body. The widow knows more than she has told authorities. Giannette was 53. Also, Barry C Fry Jr of Pittsburgh, 62, applied for a Pennsylvania pilot license, said to be the oldest to apply.

P.J George Giannette Fayette County Giannette Harrisburg Barry C. Fry, Jr Pittsburgh State Stronautics Bureau Pennsylvania

Weather forecast for western Pa shows little change midweek

Forecast for western Pennsylvania indicates slowly fluctuating temperatures with minimal changes through Wednesday. Observations at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. report 73 degrees, river level at 2 feet, and no precipitation. Tonight at 7:23 is low tide. Wednesday sunrise 4:50, sunset 7:22.

Tomgat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Michigan Arthur Brisbane Calles Metchinikoff General Motors 8. G. $. McNeil Bear Lake U.S Brest Borough School Board 3Rd Avenue Lieat Landborg Nubile Schybere Might The Progressive Party Omaha William Allen White Kansas South Haldeman Band Wagon
Search Courier

Search the Warren Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Warren Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication