Kellogg China Pact Surprise Moves Diplomatic Scene
Washington dispatches report Secretary Kellogg’s tariff pact with the Chinese Nationalist regime shocks diplomats. Officials say the move may affect U S relations with powers in the Far East while signaling moral support for Nanking as Tokyo Britain seek to press unequal treaties.
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Washington
Kellogg
Far East
United States
Tokio
Nanking
Manchuria
Japan
Great Britain
China
A. S
Open minds and iron fields fuel a wary nation
The piece urges energy use from the corn belt over seacoast cities, cites 30 000 cereal product uses, and predicts direct solar power will come but wary of laziness. It notes Postmaster General's air mail rate cut to 5 cents first ounce and benefits for aircraft building. It highlights Coolidge in Minnesota praising schools, Hibbing iron mines, and compares China and Japan, stressing China’s unpreparedness. It recalls Croesus and Solon on iron and gold to warn against private wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
New
Coolidge
Minnesota
Hibbing
Public safety tragedies reported in St Louis and Chicago
Fragmented misc report notes two killed in a public safety incident in St Louis with six injured others, a separate St Louis event describes three involved. A Chicago case mentions a man named Salvator Usnale, age twenty four, found dead in his garage after ambush with six bullets. London and Britain react to a harsh crime climate.
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St. Louis
Sati Cone
Chicago
Salvator Usnale
London
Britain
Prison Guard Killed as Seven Escape From Texas Farm
Seven convicts escaped after killing guard Henry Ward at State Farm No. 2 near Sugarland Texas. They fought off officers with heavy gunfire, swam the Brazos river, and fled armed. Two deputies and two convicts were wounded. Ward died aiding another guard Jim Jeeter.
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Houston
Tex
State Farm No. 2
Sugarland
Henry Ward
Brazos River
Brazos
Ward
Jim Jeeter
Training new nurses and cow testing in Warren
Miss Sarah J. Whitfer begins a three year training course at Buffalo City Hospital toward a registered nurse degree. Buffalo hospital expands enrollment to address nurse shortages with three regular classes and an extra mid July class. Warren county cow testing reports 49 cows above 1200 pounds milk in July, 120 above 1500 pounds, 66 above 40 pounds butterfat, 14 above 60 pounds fat. two cows sold profitably, five unprofitable. 475 cows in milk and 45 dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Whitfer
Warren
Buffalo City Hospital
Buffalo Institution
Warren County
A. G. Ehrensberger
Cow Testing Association
Auto Collision Involves Hall And Peters In Fourth Avenue crash
Two vehicles driven by Mrs. Robert S Hall and Frank Peters collided on Fourth Avenue East Street Saturday morning causing minor damage. Neither driver was injured. Patrolman Charles Britton removed a dead dog shortly after it was struck on Liberty Street by Elizabeth Eaton of Rogertown. Eaton did not realize her car hit the dog until checking her mirror. Britton tied the dog and carried it away in his sidecar. The dog, a familiar downtown presence, was homeless and often slept on the streets. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Burdette Albert Hildum and Luna Hidwig Yeh, both of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Frank Peters
Irvine
Fourth Avenue
East Street
Charles Britton
Elizabeth Eaton
Rogertown
Liberty Street
Second
Thirg Avenue
Danelia Wil Ber
Burdette Albert Hildum
Luna Hidwig Yeh
Warren
Kistler Speaker to Address Rotary Club Meeting
The Rev. Raymon M. Kistler formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church locally and now at Central Presbyterian Church in Rochester will speak at the Rotary club weekly meeting on Monday.
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Kistler
Raymon M. Kistler
First Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church of
Rochester
Rotary Club
Guardian Petition for Helen L. Sweeting Guardians
A petition for a hearing on appointing two guardians for Helen L. Sweeting was presented in court on Saturday by attorney C. E. Bordwell. The date set for the hearing is Friday, September 7 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Helen L. Sweeting
C. E. Bordwell
Rescued Italia crew cheer on way to Milan
The Kalin crew members, led by General Umberto Nobile, ride the Lapland Express toward Italy after rescue in Kiruna. Swedish crowd cheers pilot Einar Lundborg and the Italia group as they near Milan where a victory celebration is planned. Nobile defends airship Arctic travel despite noted challenges.
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Copenhagen
Italy
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
Kiruna
Sweden
Einar-Paul Lundborg
Halia
North Pole
Italia
Narvik
Milan
Lundborg
Ekstra Biader
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Toyer of Warren
Word was received in Warren Saturday of the death of Mrs Francis Toyer formerly of Warren in Baltimore Ohio Mrs Toyer was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Boutwell 4 Willoughby Street She visited here recently with her husband who is the son of Mr and Mrs F W Toyer of North Warren Mr and Mrs Bentwell are now in Baltimore where they were called by their daughter's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Toyer
Warren
Baltimore
Ohio
Juror List Continues With Dense Local Surnames
The list of jurors extends from city wards and townships, naming residents of Warren County such as Gifford Anderegg, L. J. Allen, Forest Adams, C. E. Allen, Lenora Allison, Alice Boya, Chas Baker, Mattie Berry, Mary Berber, Henry Chinberg, Cora Dodd, Kathrine Deihl, John Daughtery, Lulu Dentler, Eric Erickson, Julia English, Bell Frantz, Eliza Fox, Fred Gaffner, H. L. Giltinan, Josephine Hull, N. S. Holt, Clyde Hotchkiss, John Hollahem, Meade Holts, J. B. Hadden, Albert Hirberger, Alvin King, W. C. Leoffsky, E. H. Lampe, F. L. McManus and others listed by ward and district.
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Page Oneville
Maude Ripley
Southwest
Flora
Chas
Baker
Warren
Mattie Berry
Mary E. Bimber
Clarendon
Henry Chinberg
Elk Township
Cora Dodd
Columbus
Kathrine Deihl
Conewango
John Daugherty
Bear Lake Boro
Lulu Dentler
Eric Erickson
Julia English
Farmington
Bell Frantz
Eliza Fox
Pinegrove
Fred Gaffner
H. L. Giltinan
Elk Two
Josephine Hull
Tidioute Boro
N. S. Holt
Clyde Hotchkiss
William L. Head
John Hollahem
Meade Holts
Triumph
J. B. Hadden
Sheffield
Albert Hirberger
Alvin King
W. C. Leoffsky
Pittsfield
E. H. Lampe
F. L. McManus
Community Ward Officials and District Listings
A partial list of local ward and district officials includes names such as W. 5. McCheeney, Eldred Tepz Augusta Moody, Warren ninth ward, Mrs. R. B. Mervine Sheffield first district, Richard Olson Werren sixth Lilian Pierce Freehold first. Deer Red Ernest Petersen Yoresville Clair Pulman Farmington Fred Raison Warren ninth H. Reed Sheffield first suspected district, Paul Rowland Farmington Two J E Rosendail Pittsfield second district F E Redding Warren second ward Geo H Shields Tidioute Boro Edna Simpson Warren sixth ward Oscar Strawburg Mead first district Isabel Tipton Tidioute Boro F B Whitcomb Sugar Grove second district Mrs P O Wilcox Pittsfield first district F G Wagner Warren fourth ward.
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McCheeney
Eldred
Augusta Moody
Warren
R. B. Mervine
Shefield
Firs
Richard Olson
Werren
Lilian Pierce
Freehold
F. E. Redding
Geo. H. Shields
Tidioute Boro
Edna Simpson
Oscar Strawburg
Mead
Isabell Tipton
F. B. Whitcomb
Sugar Grove
P. O. Wilcox
Pittsfield
F. G. Wagner
Tunney to quit boxing as he plans European trip
Gene Tunney is through, according to friends, with retirement to be announced soon before he sails for Europe next month. The heavyweight champion may join Thornton Wilder on a walking trip through France and Spain, with close associates noting boxing did not suit him or the social circle it demanded.
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New York
U. P
Gene Tunney
United Press
Europe
Thornton Wilder
France
Spain
Tunney
Gene
Race Program and Roy Bell to Exhibit at Fair
The Board of Directors announced a race program and Roy Bell's Animal Exhibits will join the Fair. Bell, a former Warren boy, runs an Animal Ranch on Chautauqua Lake and will show his top displays during the Fair. Advance four ticket packs cost 1.50 and are valid anytime during the event. A meeting planned for August 15 will address further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Roy Bell
Bell
Warren Boy
Chautauqua Lake
W. P. Taylor
R. T. Jones
A. E. Johnson
F. A. Weigle
BE D Stewart
H. P. Riddiesperger
Warren Preston
C. A. Clark
R. E. Waid
E. H. Beshlin
R. H. Duntley
E. A. Weiler
William P. Taylor
Dodge Chrysler merger kept alive by adjournment in Baltimore
In Baltimore on July 28, Dodge Brothers stockholders adjourned a meeting on the proposed Dodge Chrysler merger due to insufficient stock representation. Deposits continue today, with officials hoping deposits reach the 90 percent threshold required for approval.
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Baltimore
U.F
Dodge Brother
Dodge-Chrysler
Norning
Railroads Compete For Air Supremacy
New York Central negotiates western off routes to challenge Pennsylvania system which will open Chicago Twin Cities air link in August. A two day coast to coast rail line is planned next spring. Tickets for the first link go on sale soon enabling multi modal travel via train, plane and rail. Local lines and airlines may join, including Nickel Plate and Southern Pacific systems. Transcontinental Air Transport plans twenty Ford monoplane fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chicago-Twin Cities
Chicago
Minenapolis
St. Paul
Northwestern
Canadian Pacific
Chicago, Northwestern
Saulte Ste. Marie
Mid-Plane Transit Co
Boeing Airways Corp
Nickel Plate
Baltimore Ad Ohio
Southern Pacific
Winnipeg
Detroit
Duluth
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Casey Jones
Europe
Mostly Fair Weather Forecast for Week
The weather bureau predicted generally fair conditions for the North and Middle Atlantic states with showers Thursday and Friday. Temperatures start below normal Monday, rising to normal or slightly above by Thursday, then cooler at week end. Ohio Valley and Tennessee expect fair weather with midweek showers and gradual warming. Great Lakes will see moderate temperatures and mostly fair at the start, with a chance of showers midweek and warmer by midweek.
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Washington
U.P
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Inventor Named in Bad Check Warrant in Detroit
A bad check warrant was issued for Lester J. Hendershot, who recently claimed to have perfected a Tireless motor. He allegedly gave a $50 check to the Statler hotel on April 21. He was reportedly at West Elizabeth, Pennsylvania. Twenty five boys were to leave Camp Olmsted on Saturday as the first two weeks registration expired.
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Detroit
Mich
Lester J. Hendershot
Hendershot
Statler
West Elizabeth
Boy Scout
Camp Olmsted
Eleven Hospital Escapees Remain At Large
Nashville July 24 Eleven of 1272 inmates at the State Central Hospital for the insane who escaped during a fire remained at liberty today. Ten others had returned and nine of the missing were deemed dangerous. Names listed include L N Anderson Byrd Carter W T Harris J L Jones S J Kemper J R MacPherson F E Reeves and Carl Simmons. Rebuilding of the administration building has begun under Captain Richard Lile with a loss estimated at 206000.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Central Hospital For
Liberty
Hare
W. S. Farmer
L. N. Anderson
Byrd Carter
W. T. Harris
J. L. Jones
S. J. Kemper
J. R. MacPherson
F. E. Reeves
Carl Simmons
Richerd Lile
Theft warrant served on Jones in Jamestown
Warren county officials may seek intercession of two governors to prosecute Theodore Jones 310 West Second Jamestown for alleged theft of three cases of pop from Anderson sisters Tea room Pittsfield. Jones arrested Friday night on Warren county warrant and refused extradition. He was third of a group of two men and a woman accused in the theft. The second man was arraigned on larceny and will appear in county court in September. the woman was released.
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Warren County
Jamestown
Theodore Jones
West Second Street
Jones
Pennsylvania
Wvo
Anderson Sisters
Pittsfield
Warren
Wrights Return From New York Store Purchases
Mr. W. W. Wright and Mr. W. H. Wright of the Metzger Wright store returned Saturday morning from New York City after two weeks buying goods for the store. The purchases cover the upcoming August sale and fall delivery. Cautious buyers urged to read the classified ads carefully.
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New York
W. W. Wright
W. H. Wright
Metzger-Wright
New York City
Ask Authority to Buy Rail Stock
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission today for a supplemental order to buy 174,900 shares of Pere Marquette stock at 133.23 a share instead of 110. The nickel plate line owner won’t sell below 133.23 and both lines are controlled by the Van Sweringen brothers. They also asked to reconsider a previous order directing 200,000 shares at 150 a share, seeking 300,000 shares at par 100.
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Washington
U.P
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Interstate Commerce
Pere Marquette Railway
C, and O
New York, Chicago and Sts. Louis
Chesapeake and Ohio
van Swerengen Bros
Cleveland
Two Boys Missing After Severe Miami Storm
Miami suffered high winds, lightning, and a rainburst that left the city covered in mud. Two boys were reported missing as damage reached about 250000 dollars. Flood waters four feet deep swirled through Sullivan Street while power and communications were cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Artz
Sullivan Street
Notice of discontinuation of Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency
Effective August 1 1928 the buying office at Warren Pennsylvania will be discontinued. Patrons must mail signed orders for sale of their credit balances to the Oil City Pennsylvania office. South Penn Oil Co. 6-26-64.
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Joseph Seep
Warren
Oil City
South Penn Oil Co
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Senate
House
White House
U. S
G. H. Reed
Tionesta
Drake
Kinzua
Fairchild & Rapp
Penna. Ave. W
Eddy St
Allegany
Penna. Ave. E
Russell
Russel
Ethyl Gasoline
Pavania Motor Oils
Quaker State Oile
Homeland
Champ
Heeney
Milwaukee
U P
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Plano and
N. Y.C. RR. Reush
Pere Marquette
C. and O. Railroad
Akozak
Sheffield Construction Co
Dimity
Johnson Brothers
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