Republican ticket slate with Hoover Curtis and state officials
A party ticket lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as VP, David A. Reed as U.S. Senator, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter for the Supreme Court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for Assembly in a single-page line of candidacies.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters Ludge
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Obituary Apology for Liberty Street Dog
The Tribune erred in calling a well bred collie a homeless mongrel after a fatal Liberty Street accident. Mrs H Carnes of 202 Pioneer St Warren Pa defends the dog as an intelligent and faithful Midget Collie with a loving home and owner.
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Liberty Street
The
Tribune
H. Carnes
Pioneer St
Warren, Pa
Chicago Crime Fight May Unite Under Dawes Leader
The Public Ledger views a federation of Chicago anti crime groups under Vice President Dawes as promising, noting the Chicago Crime Commission’s efforts and other bodies striving to curb corruption. It criticizes City Administration and hints Mayor Thompson faces a damaged record ahead of a possible political renewal.
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Chicago
Dawes
The
Public Ledger
Chicago Crime Commission
Thompson
Dawes Credited With Stabilizing Europe Yet Faces Skepticism
The discussion notes Dawes' pivotal role in rehabilitating Germany's finances and stabilizing Europe while acknowledging critics who question the depth of his reform. The piece frames his work as significant, though contentious, amid broader efforts to clean up Chicago's complex financial situation.
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Ted
Mr. Dawes
Germany
Europe
Chicago
Radio grows reach of candidates while speech demand rises
Washington notes that modern campaigns rely on radio to reach millions in the time once spent addressing a roomful. A dozen to fifteen speeches may be enough, yet each must cover a distinct issue as audiences shift from loud crowd enthusiasm to listening at home. Candidates save travel wear but strain mental effort to craft numerous distinct messages.
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Washington
Four Corners
Hickville
We Are the Music Makers and Dreamers of Dreams
The poem expresses artists and dreamers as movers of history. It glorifies imagination shaping worlds, cities, and empires while warning that each age is a dying or birthing dream. Arthur William Edger O Shaughnessy is cited.
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Arthur William
Edger O’shaughnessy
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A strolling man shares his burden and regrets aging alone. He left home to roam but now seeks companionship, fearing long leases and duty bind him. He laments loneliness and the absence of family to keep him company as he bears his load.
Public Forum Column Open for reader contributions
Readers of the Tribune are invited to submit letters and notes on public interest topics for the forum column. Contributions should be concise and timely.
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THE
Tribune
Correction on Knopf auto accident suit identity
A letter from Charles M. Knopf of Sheffield requests a correction to a July issue regarding an automobile accident in Sheffield. The editor confirms the correction after investigation, noting the defendant is Charles Knopf of Warren, not Charles M. Knopf of Philadelphia, and that the suit involved counterclaims of 300 dollars by the young woman. The Tribune apologizes for the identity error.
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Tribune
Watts N. Davis
Charles Knopf
Sheffield
Charles M. Knopf
Philadelphia
Warren
Night Watchman tale sparks a chilly shore voyage
In a Flo rence Vincent tale, Sonny-Bun and Bobelink chase meaning behind Turnstone’s Night Watchman. After a perilous moment and a long seaweed bed rest, they settle beside a warm strand as night falls and dreams begin.
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Turnstone
Sonny-Bunny
Bobelink
Bobolink
Wife
Dinner Stories and a Dancing Lesson Appointment
A dialogue shows nine year old Doris avoiding punishment by claiming she will be busy with dancing lessons. Her father warns of punishment but she resists by delaying the discussion to tomorrow for an appointment.
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Doris
Independent Meter Cabs? A Puzzle in City Talk
A quirky snippet contrasts a cabman arguing that a meter is independent of mileage with aphorisms from a fictitious pulpit. The odd dialogue and scattered Latin letters evoke a satirical, fragmented urban monologue reflecting street chatter and biblical quotes.
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Job Yn
Fifth Avenue Flats Show Luxury Yet Empty of Tenants
The diary notes a Fifth Avenue and Fifty-eighth Street building with 14 rooms and nine baths, $60 plus daily upkeep of over $250, yet none of the apartments are occupied by lessees. Residents prefer country houses, Florida, Paris, and Newport, while a blind beggar business runs with a child proxy. The piece also touches on a marriage broker, stock market odd lots, and wholesale deception in retail and wholesale trades.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Long Island
Connecticut
Florida
California
Newport
Bar Harbor
Paris
Riviera
Madison Avenue
Squints and eye health guidance from a medical column
The text explains strabismus causes including nerve paralysis, inflammation, poisoning, rheumatic disease, goiter, and congenital muscle defects. It advises seeing an oculist promptly, outlines non surgical options like glasses and eye exercises, and notes surgery under anesthesia. It mentions dietary sensitivities, pamphlet requests, and related health topics from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters.
Retrospective notes from Tribune of One to Four Years Ago
Leon Maitland of Kinzna is recovering at Warren General Hospital after his automobile was struck by a train Tuesday morning. Annual financial reports are being mailed to C S Knapp county superintendent of schools by treasurers of the county districts.
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Leon Maitland
Kinzna
Warren General Hospital
C. S. Knapp
Timber Tract Bought Along Allegheny River
July 31 1925 Harry Canfield and Dewey Thompson have purchased a large timber tract along the Allegheny river between Warren and Tidioute. Rev. and Mrs Raymon Kistler and Mr and Mrs Jerome Smith are on a southern motor trip.
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Harry Canfield
Dewey Thompson
Allegheny River
Warren and
Tidioute
Raymon Kistler
Jerome Smith
Warren man receives passport for travel to britain and ireland
Charles Best of Warren has been granted a passport to travel in Ireland England and Scotland. Warren High School 1920 graduates will hold their annual picnic and reunion this evening at Newton's Grove Jackson Hunt.
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Charles Best
Warren
Ireland
England
Scotland
Warren High School
Newton's Grove
Jackson Hun
Warren county schools to receive state aid totaling 68349.66
On July 31 1927 the fourth class school districts of Warren county are due to receive 68349.66 dollars from the state as their share of the state aid. Mr and Mrs George B Ensworth departed today by motor for New York and Atlantic City where they will spend two weeks.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
G. Chapel
Henry H. Bancet
RG. Chapel
R.W. Cousins
Fred C. Raton
A. B. Johnson
J. B Moore
J. R. van Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
William B. Wright
Frank B. Ford
Howard L. Schultheis
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Telephance
Warren Best
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Warren County
George B. Ensworth
Motor
New York
Atlantic City
Fragments from Psalms and Job on human frailty
A reflective verse fragment cites Psalm 39 verses 4 5 about human frailty and vanity, comparing man to God. It recalls Job chapter 4 verse 15 17 describing a vision and questioning whether mortals can be more just or pure than their maker.
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Job
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