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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1928

Page

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A J Hazeltine Funeral Set For Tuesday

Abram Jones Hazeltine, who died Saturday after months of illness near eighty, will be honored at a home service Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. Rev Harold F Stoddard will lead prayers. Interment follows at Hazeltine mausoleum Oakland cemetery. Died after long illness he was born August 0 1847 in Busti New York, married Hattie Davis. Four children survive including Harold Dexter Hazeltine a Cambridge professor and Blanche Hazel tine Lynde.

Warren Abram Jones Hazeltine Pennsylvania Avenue West Harold F. Stoddard Hazeltine Oakland Cemetery Busti Chautauqua County N. Y Hattie E. Da~vis Wons.d Hazeltine Day Harold Dexter Hazeltine Downing Cambridge University Cambridge England Blanche Hazeltine Lynde William, B. Lynde Buffalo Hugh

Arrest Two Men in Liquor Raid in Kinzua

Two men, John Fabie and Frank Slayko, faced arraignment before Justice Watts N. Davis on illegal possession of intoxicants and were released on $400 bail pending further hearings. Fabie’s home allegedly held moonshine wine and beer, Slayko’s beer only. The raid was conducted by Sheriff Harry Jefferson Deputy Sheriff Robert Ritchie and Sheffield chief Spencer Roberta after complaints of distributing intoxicants to locals. Hearing date not set.

Inzua Justice of the Peace Watts N. Davis John Fabie Frank Slayko Harry Jefferson Robert Ritchie Spencer Roberta Sheffield Fabie Slayko Fabic Kinzua

ABE MARTIN SAYS DEMOCRATS DROP TARIFF REFORM

ABE MARTIN mocks the Democratic party for dropping tariff reform signaling a shift in policy. He warns that many voters who do not read platforms will be influenced by such changes.

Democratic Party

Trans-Continental Travelers Arrive Here In Auto Equipped With All Luxuries of Home

The Spirit of Room, a house-car with built in radio folding beds and kitchen, arrived in Warren on Saturday night. Owners Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Updegraff of Williamsport, Pa., visit hosts Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Miller. They plan to depart Tuesday for Akron then Detroit and onward to sunny California. Barber and Updegraff share driving. the mobile home crosses the continent after two years of planning.

Warren Robert M. Barber Jack B. Updegraff Williamsport Harold M. Miller Alexander Street Akron Ohio Detroit Michigan California Updegraff H. M- Miller Williamsport Party Barber

A Philosopher Gone and a World Court Debate

A 1926 New York essay column notes the death of Yale philosopher Professor Duncan after a long career. It surveys philosophy from Thales to Kant, contrasts Bacon’s method with modern inquiry, and references General Motors reporting a record net profit of 161,267,974 dollars, with continued discussion on page three.

New York Asseriona World Court China Duncan Yale Thales Pythagoras Socrates Platoo Aristotle Bacon Comte Kant General Motors

Reists See Start of Attempted Flight to Sweden

Mr and Mrs Benny N Reist of State College Pa return home after watching Parker Cramer and Berty Rockford attempt a one stop flight to Stockholm Sweden. The plane crashed five miles from the start in a cornfield. no injuries reported. Henry N Reist to speak at St Marys Rotary Club Monday.

Benny N. Reist State College Warren Rockford Ill

Quarrel Over Auto Passengers Triggers Tragedy

In York Pennsylvania an argument over how many passengers an automobile should carry ended in tragedy. George Strine, 73, a boarder at Mrs. Ella Martin’s home, shot Mrs. Martin with a shotgun and then killed himself by firing the gun in his mouth. Mrs. Martin is reported to recover at York Hospital.

York U.P George Strine Ella Martin

France Retains Davis Cup as Cochet Defeats Tilden

Roland Garros Paris July 30 France defended the Davis Cup with Henri Cochet beating William T. Tilden in straight sets 9-7 8-6 6-4. Rene Lacoste followed with a win over John Hennessey 4-6 6-1 7-5 6-3 to seal the victory. the French lead stood two matches to one after Cochet and the doubles victory over Tilden and Hunter.

Roland Garros Paris France United States Henri Cochet William T. Tilden Rene Lacoste John Hennessey Cochet Lacosta Tilden Hennessey Francis T. Hunter Lacoste Bill

Fire in Lodz Tenement District Kills 30

Fire from exploding benzine tanks devastates a Lodz tenement district in Poland. Thirty people die and more than 300 are injured, with many in serious condition as authorities rush victims to hospitals and deploy troops to contain panicked residents. Fire raged all day, communications damaged, and emergency hospitals opened.

Warsaw Poland U.P Lodz

Weekend Cold Snap Drops Mercury to 46 in Warren

The weekend brought a sharp temperature drop in Warren and surrounding areas. By Monday morning the mercury fell to 46 degrees at five o'clock, with Sunday midnight at 52 and early wraps and gas fires reported in homes. By eight o'clock Monday it was 65, rising to 69 by two o'clock as a warmer trend began. The Washington Weather Bureau forecast a fair but slightly warmer Tuesday for western Pennsylvania.

Warren Pennsylvania Gaa Company Pennsylvania Washington Weather Bureau

Harrisburg Inquest Planned Over Carnage After Car-Trolley Crash

In Steelton between Harrisburg and Highspire, 59 year old Charles Diffenderfer of Highspire was killed when his car collided with a street car. Witnesses testified the car was dragged about 50 feet by the trolley car. inquest scheduled in Harrisburg today.

Harrisburg Charles 7 Diffenderfer Highspire Here Steelton

Trout season closes Tuesday in 1923 report

The note says trout season ends Tuesday July 31 with forecasts of fair weather for the last day. Anglers are urged to take advantage of the final chance, though reports suggest the 1928 season was not strong with few large catches and limit bags were scarce.

Izaak Walton

Rev Rutledge to Occupy Trinity Pulpit in August

The Rev Beecher Rutledge of St Mark's Episcopal Erie Pa will conduct Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church services in August while Rev F L Ware is away on vacation. The Trinity choir also takes a break but services proceed as usual each Sunday with Holy Communion at 8 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 12 o'clock.

Beecher Rutledge St. Mark's Episcopal Church Erie Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church FL. Ware Trinity Choir

Man Fatally Hurt In Crash Near Erie

Emory Coffin a 40 year old Pittsburgh man died after a highway crash near Erie when his car struck a telephone pole. He suffered a broken neck and died in a local hospital shortly after the accident. His body was shipped to Pittsburgh today.

Erie U. P Emory Coffin Pittsburgh Coffin

Former Pastor Speaks to Warren Rotary on Rotary Living

Rev. Raymon Kistler, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Rochester and former Warren pastor, addressed Warren Rotary Monday noon on the Basis of Rotary Living. He critiqued an inspirational healer, noting the value of self belief and trust in others, and hinted at the afterlife. Continued on Page Two.

Raymon Kistler First Presbyterian Church Alt Rochester First Presbyterian Church of Warren Rotary Club Rotary Living Rev Kistler Fler Buneum

Girl Lands 16-Inch Black Bass at Creek Camp

Little Mary Edna Disselbrecht ten-year-old camper tells her father Frank W. Disselbrecht how she landed a 16 inch black bass. At Pickett cottage on Ci ewange Creek Macy tied a line to two brush poles and hooked a worm. After minutes the fish bit hard and Mary reeled in the big catch.

Mary Edna Disselbrecht Frank W. Disselbrecht Mary Pickett Ciewange Creek Macy

Elevated Trains Crash Injures Sixty Four in Midtown

Investigations focus on motorman James Elichs after a Sixth Avenue elevated collision left about 64 people injured, three seriously. Passengers report Elichs fled the splintered cab as fire crews rescued the wounded from four cars. The wreck followed a stalled train at a midtown station, with subsequent trains colliding into it.

New York Sixth Avenue James Elichs Eliche Alvine Rocco Elichs Joseph Carrie John Carrie Charles Durani Midtown

Five Color Home Motion Pictures Shown by Eastman

George Eastman unveiled five color motion pictures for home use to a distinguished audience in Rochester. The system uses tiny cylindrical lenses on film to blend red green and white light with black and white, enabling amateurs to shoot color with regular cameras via a color filter and special film. Notable attendees included Thomas Edison and General Pershing.

Rochester N. Y U. P George Eastman Eastman aidePa Thomas Edison Michael Pupin Columbia University W. C. Coolidge Coolidge Ray John J. Pershing Owen D. Young General Electric Co

Wreck injures dozens of ABA attendees near Woodland Calif

A Southern Pacific Cascade Limited rear collided with the American Bar Association special near Cortana north of Woodland. Forty four injured, with several in critical condition at Arbuckle sanitarium. engine turned on its side and observation car derailed. Names of the injured span many states and include Thomas Cotter and J F Kane among the severely hurt.

Woodland Calif U. P American Bar Association Seattle Gascade Limited Southern Pacific Railroad Cortana Here Thomas B. Cotter Plattsburg N. Y Clarence Scott Quincy J. F. Kane Pittsburgh Arbuckle Sanitarium Woodland Hospital E. A. Taylor Cascade Taylor J. H. Bridger Henderson N. C United Press Bridger Bar Association Special Cascade Limited Plattsburg, N

Probe Sewer Blast in Cambria County

Cambria county coroner opened an investigation in Johnstown Pennsylvania after a sewer gas explosion injured five workers. Four men died including Jose Diaz aged 40. one man remains alive though in critical condition.

Johnstown U. P Cambria County Jose Diazz

Weather Preview for Western Pa Forecast

The Weather Guess reports generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in western Pennsylvania with slightly warmer temperatures on Tuesday. Local observations show 53 at 8 a.m. and 69 at 2 p.m. River stage 1 inch high. sunset and sunrise times listed as 7:17 and 4:55 respectively.

Jas Sote

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Hazeltine Rev. Stoddard Abe Martin Philosopher G. M Blake Arthur Brisbane la Fontaine Sweden Washington Somozo Navy David F. . Sellera Special Service Squadron Hastings Okla Oklahoma National Bank Mercury Walton Disciples Rev. Rutledge Trinity Myrtle Johnston Warren Rotary Rotary Girl Bar Association H. Weymouth Oakland George Henderiks Porter W.W. B. Hall New Haven Conn W. Sutliff Sacramento J. H. Beidgees B. L. Mason Sjr Touson Mile H. L. Snyder W. S W. S. Dalzell, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. J. FP. Kane Pitsburgh R. Chandler Davis Boston Joseph V. Mitchell M. EB. Britt N.Y Peacock Washington, D. G William S. Scott Wendell Beanson Springfield Mass George H. Brown Brookline Massa George Brown H. H. Tye Willsemeburg E. M. Stevens Lynn William B. Hall Aaron Pybush Brooklyn PROBE
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