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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1928

Page

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Dodge Chrysler merger completes third largest auto firm

New company formed from the Dodge Brothers Inc consolidation with Chrysler Corporation. Walter P. Chrysler leads an enlarged group worth about 175 million dollars with 80 million in working capital and a capacity of 700,000 vehicles annually. Wall Street estimates annual earnings around 50 million.

New York Dodge Brothers Inc Dodge Chrysler Corporation Walter P. Chryser Chrysler Baltimore Chrysler Company General Motors Ford Motor Company Wall Street

Chicago Political Leader Near Death

George E. Brennan Democratic national committeeman from Illinois and longtime state party leader lies near death in Chicago hospital after infection from an infected tooth. Last rites of the Catholic Church were given as family kept vigil. condition unchanged at 4 a.m. Brennan helped lead Gov. Alfred E. Smith’s pre convention campaign.

Chicago U. P George E. Brennan Illinois Brennan John B. Murphy Alfred E. Smith

Vanderbilts divorce teased by Miss Lippin cut

A fragmentary note quotes Miss Fawn Lippin cut observing a newspaper photo of one of the Vanderbilts and mentioning that Mrs Art Purviance is reportedly seeking a divorce.

Miss Fawn Vanderbilta Art Purviance

Big fight flop ends broadcasting era for Rickard

The 1943 New York American reports Tex Rickard lost about 200000 on the big prize ring event that failed to yield the anticipated 1 million. After taxes and costs, remaining receipts prove insufficient. Rickard plans to stop broadcasting from the ring and require paying audiences to see blows and blood in person. A northwest wheat and pasture fire scorches 75000 acres of cropland. Homes ranches and crops burn as farmers battle the blaze. The piece wonders about deploying chemical extinguishing aircraft and chemical fire extinguishers and notes Henry Ford begins work on 6000000 acres for rubber planting in Brazil.

New York American, Inc Tex Ricrd Squared Circle Northwest

County Schools Receive $66 324 From State Fund

State appropriation checks totaling 668 324 for county schools outside Warren borough were mailed Tuesday from the office of County Superintendent C S Knapp. The payments cover teachers salaries and closed schools and are part one of two annual allotments with the second due February 1.

Warren Borough C. S. Knapp H. L. Blair Bear Lake Bore Brokenstraw Cherry Grove Clarendon Bore Columbus Conewango Corydon Deerfield Eldrew Elk Farmington Freehold Glade Grand Valley Boro Kinzua Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pittsfield Pleasant Sheffield Southwest Spring Creek Sugar Grove Sugar Grove Boro Tidioute Boro Triumph Watson Twp Youngsville Boro

Bandits Loot Dayton Savings Bank in $3,000 Robbery

Three armed bandits robbed the Daytonview branch of Dayton Savings and Trust Company in Dayton, Ohio, today. The exact loot was not known but believed to be under $3,000. The trio escaped in an automobile. Also, Loyal Order of Moose delegates in Cardiff endorsed the U.S. anti war treaty in a July 31 convention session.

Dayton U.P Daytonview Dayton Savinga and Trust Company Cardiff Wales U. P International Convention of the Loyal Order of Moose United States

Five Large Rattlers Slain by Dubois Man in Elk County

Ridgway Pa July 31. Five rattlesnakes killed by C Garrity of Dubois while picking huckleberries in Elk county were displayed in a store window. The snakes had eight to 11 rattlers each. He also killed 15 small rattlesnakes, saying he had a rattling good time.

Ridgway C. &. Garrity Dubois Elk County Garrity

Harrisburg Patriot Declines to Back Smith Candidacy

Harrisburg Patriot editorial, published by Vance McCormick, says it will not support Governor Alfred E. Smith for president. It reiterates the paper’s pledge to Democratic principles and constitution obedience, arguing Smith’s platform amounts to nullification and would threaten law and order, signaling the paper’s un-American, chaotic outcomes.

Harrisburg U. P Vance McCormick Alfred E. Smith New York

Truck Overturns Near Venturetown Injures No One

A Bell Telephone Company truck overturned on the North Warren road near Venturetown with two occupants uninjured. Mechanics blame the mishap on maladjustment of the steering wheel column as witnesses say the vehicle struck a concrete abutment and half somersaulted onto its left side. Driver H. Matson and passenger F. L. Reese were identified. a third occupant could not be verified.

Bell Telephone Company Warren Road Venturetown Matson Flick Bros

Man Mistaken for Groundhog Shot in York County

York Pa July 31 A hunter mistook a moving groundhog for a second animal and shot Clarence Schriver 26 of Glenrock who died hours later at Hanover General hospital. Harold Geisey of Glen Rock fired after seeing grass move during a hunting party. County Coroner Zech opened an investigation.

York Grasa Clarence Schriver Glenrock Hanover General Hospital Schriver Harold Geisey Glen Rock Zech

Strike Picket Lines Broken By Guardsmen

In New Bedford Massachusetts on July 31 a mass of 250 textile strike pickets marched from police headquarters to the courthouse amid singing and shouting. 366 defendants were arraigned, including 256 arrested yesterday and 130 previously detained strikers. Guardsmen and police separated the crowds as trucks ferried detainees to the courthouse in a tense scene that disrupted normal city life.

New Bedford Mass U.P Court House Whitman and Kilburn Page Two

Grand Valley Odd Fellows Picnic Set for Tomorrow

More than five thousand people are expected at the 31st annual Odd Fellows picnic at the Grove in Grand Valley, Warren residents among attendees. The event features a brief midday program after dinner, dancing, and other amusements. State patrolmen will assist with parking and traffic as crowds depart.

Warren Grand Valley Wednesdy Pennsylvania

Veteran railroad president is dead

Long Beach California July 31 VP Job Adolphus Edson aged 78 died after a brief illness. Edson served since 1905 as president of the Kansas City Southern Railroad and later retired in January. He had been connected with several railroad systems throughout his career and recently moved to Long Beach with Mrs Edson. He previously led the Texas and Fort Worth road.

Long Beach Calif Job Adolphus Edson Kansas City Southern Railroad Edson Kansas City Southern Road Texas and

Fears for safety of trans Atlantic yacht Azara

In Santander Spain July 31 fears mounted for the safety of the trans Atlantic yacht Azara owned by G J and F E Baker as it failed to finish the overseas race. Airplanes scanned the coast but found no trace while torpedo boats were ordered to search the district off Santander. The Detroit Mich built craft carried eight crew members and was an entry in the larger yacht race.

Santander Spain U. P G. J F. E. Baker Wirdrome Alfonso Azara Detroit Ize

Flags at Half Mast for Abram Hazeltine Funeral Here

Flags were flown at half mast in memory of Abram Hazeltine banker at Warren with a large portrait in the Warren Savings Bank. Funeral services at the family home were led by Rev. Harold F. Stoddard of the First Baptist Church, noting Hazeltine’s long service as deacon and his community influence. Pallbearers included Earl D. Bartlett and family members.

A. J. Hazeltine Warren Mr. Hazeltine Hazeltine Pennsylvania Avenue West Abram Dofés Hazeltine Harold F. Stoddard First Baptist Church Stoddard Hezeltine God Sons of God Earl D. Bartlett Palmer L. Davis Lewis Hazeltine Elton W. Davis

Zonta President to Speak at Local Club Meeting

Katherine B. Sears, International President of the Confederation of Zonta Clubs, Inc., will address the Warren Zonta chapter at their regular meeting Thursday noon August 9. Sears, head of the English department at Glen Falls Academy, has long served in Zonta leadership roles including district and national boards and chairmanships. She assisted in organizing the Schenectady Zonta club.

Katherine B. Sears Confederation of Zonta Clubs, Inc Zontians Alice Davis Warren Klub Sears Glen Falls Academy Glen Falls Glen Falls Zonta Club National Board Confederation Girle Zonta Inter-city Glen Falls Club Schenectady Zonta Club

Atlantic flyer in serious condition after operation

Berlin July 31. Baron Von Huenefeld of the German Atlantic Bremen was said to be in serious condition a day after appendicitis surgery at a local sanatorium. Dr Richard Kreuger performed the operation. Sanatorium officials called the condition serious, though as satisfactory as could be expected under the circumstances.

Berlin U.P Baron von Huenefeld Atlantic Bremen Richard Kreuger von Huenefeld

Miners to Be Offered 1917 Wage Scale in Michigan

Chicago dispatch reports Michigan coal mine operators plan to offer miners a wage scale matching the old five dollar a day rate of 1917. Warren Pippin of the Michigan Operators Association said he attended the joint conference of mine operators and miners to observe potential outcomes.

Chicago Michigan Warren Pippin Michigan Operators Association United Press Today Pippin Hilneis

Removal bid filed against Benwood police chief

Chief Harry Roseberry of Benwood West Virginia is charged with inefficiency and failure to investigate the death of Frank Mucheck in a Benwood poolroom fight last week. Marshall County coroner Dr David Ealy has asked Governor Howard M Gore to remove Roseberry from office.

Moundsville W. Va U. P.1 Harry Roseberry Benwood Frank Mucheck David &. Ealy Marshall County Howard M. Gore Roseberry

Gene Tunney Retires from Boxing at Luncheon

Gene Tunney announced his retirement at a Hotel Bilt luncheon, turning over the world heavyweight championship prospect to Tex Rickard for future fights. He fought his last bout, a technical knockout of Tom Heeney, last Thursday, and expressed gratitude for boxing’s rewards while pledging ongoing interest in the sport.

New York Gene Tunney Tex Rickard Biltmore Richard Tom Heeney Tunney Heeney Rickard

Hoover to Meet Farm Leaders in Cedar Rapids Conference

The campaign log notes Herbert Hoover will hold a series of conferences with mid west farm leaders at Cedar Rapids Iowa on August 22 and 23. It also mentions Democratic shifts on tariffs and potential party desertions as key figures debate support ahead of the national convention.

Herbert Hoover Cedar Rapids James W. Good

Weather forecast for western Pennsylvania increases clouds

Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures near Lake Erie. Local observations at 8 a.m. show no precipitation, river level steady, sunset at 7:17, sunrise around 4:66, and neta at 7:16.

Lake Erie Covler Wednnesday

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