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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
3
Allegheny Highway was completed to the river bridge at West Hickory and the West Hickory road is closed to travel. Paving work uses material from the MacTarna Yan gravel plant at Trunkerville and will continue north from the river bridge.
A new self-registering air pump at ind Tige Shop Myrkeat Bal is praised by patrons for easing service station use. It replaces the tedious task of weighing air with a small gauge, marking a modern improvement in customer convenience.
The U P report notes a decline in English women entering the legal profession since admission opened to feminines five years ago. The drop stems from insufficient remunerative work for women lawyers, with few achieving high rank before juries. In recent times only two or three women are admitted on "cell nights" versus fifteen a few years ago.
Workmen tear down tanks and machinery at the Cornplanter refinery owned by Pure Oil Company as it shuts down. Equipment is being shipped to other sites or sold to dealers. Homer M. Preston, former Warren County commissioner and oil field operator, is reported improving after a paralytic stroke and is undergoing treatment in Battle Creek Michigan.
Reports list Payson Sykes of Jamestown who died by drowning after leaping from a bridge in the Allegheny River. Funeral services were private at his Jamestown home with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. The Jamestown farewells include Mrs. Arthur Anderson of 47 Union Avenue and Tillie M. Sager of 760 East Second Street, both with services yesterday. Also noted are Mathew Cochrane of Youngsville, Civil War veteran, with a Sunday service at his home and burial in Garden. The item recounts local obituaries and funeral arrangements with several attendees from Kane and Warren.
Eight passengers and the Blue Line bus driver were shaken as a Pennsylvania freight train struck a bus at the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing. No injuries reported. the bus was damaged and towed to the garage. Trainmen cut the train to clear five miles of blocked traffic as multiple cars waited near the crossing.
At the University of Oklahoma, Tom Williams announces a new group named the Truth Seekers after the alleged Sons of Satan faced parental disapproval. Williams says five fellow students will continue the movement despite the resignation of Robert Janz following a conference with his father.
In New York City Medical House offers 24 hour services including foods for invalids surgical dressings operating tables wheelchairs ambulances sterilizing and disinfecting, founded 1890 by Mary Hatch Willard now run by Jane Hatch Gardner and Bessie J. Park with 8000 to 9000 nurses registered. the article notes its varied departments and rapid emergency response.
Washington reports say the Royal Aviation Company of Holland has not yet earned revenue to cover expenses, but the government subsidy is expected to continue for promotional purposes. Consular reports from The Hague indicate operating costs per ton kilometer fell from 4.74 guilders in 1922 to 1.35 guilders, though profits remain below projections. reasons for the subsidy in 1920 still apply.
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