General Chang Drops Plan To Abandon City
Shanghai June 2 The U P dispatch reports martial law in Peking as Nationalist forces close in and Chang Tso Lin weighs future retreat The Northern army fights near Linkho while Chang Tsung Chang orders a retreat and seeks peace arrangements The fallen morale and shifting lines hint at a possible transfer of the capital in coming days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Shanghai
U.P
Peking
Legation
Chang Tso-Lin
Bourl
Chang Chung-Chang
Luchow
Wang Shin-Chen
Kapahatien
Linkho
Beiow
Peking-Hankow
Chang Tsung Chang
Tien Tsin
Inorgy
Liukho
Machang
Tientsin-Pukow
Daylight Saving Rumor Slips Into Quiet Danger
A fragment from a historic column jokes that daylight saving would force a mother to wake earlier and delay supper as darkness falls. It turns on whimsy about routines and a vacuum cleaner mishap, with rural humor and dismissive tone about bold actions.
Latest political dope from Wash ington in 1923 column
Editor Coblent reports speculation on Coolidge for president Hoover for vice president and a potential Coolidge resignation after two years. The piece notes Coolidge’s summer plans in Wisconsin and hints at clashes with McNary Haugen veto critics while mocking educators and publishers. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Bandits stage two holdups in twenty minutes
Four bandits in an automobile robbed two Pittsburgh companies within 20 minutes. At Pennsylvania Builders Supply 1227 West Liberty Avenue $1,750 was taken from officials and payroll. At Jesse C Stewart Company 1201 West Carson Street officials reported over $19,000 in checks and $200 in cash seized while witnesses saw four men in the car. Detective theory suggests the getaway car may have been stolen in Washington, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sure
Pennsylvania Builders’ Supply Company
West Liberty Avenue
Jesse C. Stewart Company
West Carson St
James J. Granny
Granny
Washington
Weather forecast predicts showers next week across regions
Washington reports next week will bring showers in the North and Middle Atlantic states on Tuesday or Wednesday and again late in the week. Cool start with warming midweek, especially in the south. Ohio Valley and Tennessee expect showers and thunderstorms Monday to Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday with moderate then warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Italian Aviators Set New Endurance Flight Record
Major Arturo Ferrarin and Major Carlo Del Prete of Italy landed the Savoia Marchetti S-64 monoplane after a record endurance flight. Official time was 58 hours 37 minutes with final calculation 58 hours 43 minutes, surpassing the Stinson-Haldeman 53 hour 36 minute record. The craft weighed 5,952 pounds empty with 8,877 pounds load and flew at 93 to 112 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ferrarin
del Prete
Fiers
Stinson-Halaeman
Arturo Ferrarin
Carl del Prete
Savoia Marchetti
United States
Radi Stinson
George Haldeman
Union Services to Be Held Sunday in Warren Churches
The Warren Churches plan fourteen weeks of Union evening services starting tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the First Evangelical Church due to Episcopalians arriving for a pilgrimage. Rev Dornheim will preach on Plus Altra as the First Evangelical Choir and the Warren Male Sextette perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Warren
Episcopal Church
First Evangelical Church
Dornheim
David Scott
0. R. Pang
Will Carlson
Rev. Dornheim
Sam Davis
G. M. Borg
First Baptist
First Evangelical
Episcopal
First Lutheran
First Methodist
Grace Methodist
Tribune Tonight Section Headlines
An archival notice lists page assignments for The Tribune Tonight with sections ranging from late local and telegraph news to editorials sport news society and church notes. It mentions specific pages for features including After Six cross word Youngsville news and page ten comic strips and page eleven ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville News
Society
Church News
Kane, Kinzus
Sugar Grove
Russell News
Nations rush relief to lost Arctic crew
At Spitzbergen on June 2, four nations launched rescue efforts for a blunted dirigible and its 16 crew members missing since the craft vanished a week earlier. Two Milan-led groups search the northern wastes by coast and inland routes, with at least ten days needed for a full mercy expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U. P
Acrete Totay
Aguas
Italia
Isa
North Pole
Arctic
Citta di Milano
Bleak
Europe
Radium Case May Be Settled Soon
In Newark New Jersey five women dying of radium poisoning debate a proposed settlement with United States Radium Corporation. A mediator proposed paying $10,000 each plus $600 yearly pensions and doctor bills while liquidating $10,000 in attorney fees. Two favor the deal. a Monday conference aims to sway the remaining three. None has more than a year to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
United States Radium Corporation
Radium Corporation
William Clark
Big Trout Caught in East Hickory Creek
Friday brought a banner day for anglers in East Hickory Creek with two large trout landed. Marvin W. Alcock of Endeavor caught a 17 inch brook trout weighing 2 pounds 1 ounce using crawfish. Jd. A. Anderson Jr. of East Hickory reported a rainbow of 22½ inches and 4 pounds 8 ounces caught near his home in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hickory Creek
Marvin W. Alcock
Endeavor
Jd. A. Anderson, Jr
East Hickory
Vacation Bible School to Open Here on Monday
The Warren Community Daily reports Vacation Bible School will start Monday morning at 9 30 in the First Presbyterian church with Rev H E Dornheim as dean. Teachers and assistants from last year are asked to report at 9 for an outline. The three week program plans awards for study decorum and achievement and can accommodate 500 scholars age three to sixteen with five superintendents and twenty teachers needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Community
First Presbyterian Church
H. EB. Dornheim
Dornheim
Emd
Memorial at Thiel proposed for Miss Bauer
Thiel College faculty in Greenville support erecting a memorial arch at Brother Martins Walk foot in memory of Miss Beulah Bauer a Warren student who died of blood poisoning on May 14 at twenty one She was a Warren High School graduate class of 1924 daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Bauer of 1801 Pennsylvania Ave East The memorial would honor her before her postponed coronation as May queen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College
Greenville
Brother Martin
Beulah Bauer
Warren
Miss Bauer
Warren High School
George J. Bauer
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Perks and Blair Attend Meet of Borough Officers
Two Warren city officials James H. Perks and J. W. Blair will attend the annual convention of borough officers in Hanover Pennsylvania from June 6 to 7. Burgess Chapman may not attend and solicitor Blackman cannot. The agenda includes a universal traffic ordinance, discussion on the 1927 borough code, officer elections, and exhibits of municipal machinery. About five hundred city fathers are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Hanover
James H. Perks
J. W. Blair
Third
Burgess L. E. Chapman
Sidney Blackman
Scouts vie in regional jamboree at Ludlow Park
Warren county's troop enters the regional Boy Scout jamboree at New Castle Pa in two weeks as the county contest opens today at Ludlow Community Park For two days 3 30 pm today to 8 30 am tomorrow the event includes trail finding fire starting first aid and other tests overnight camping and cooking begin at 5 45 pm Judges include H E Frayer Bruce Mell torer and Thomas K Barrie A second Erie judge is unnamed The Sanitary Inspector Arthur C Brown of Sheffield has been appointed by Governor Richard as state health department sanitary inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
New Castle
Ludlow
Dudges
H. E Frayer
Erie Connell
Bruce Melltorer
McKean-Potter
Thomas K. Barrie
Erie
Kingsford Smith’s Pacific flight toward Australia from Honolulu
After a perilous ocean crossing to Honolulu the Southern Cross aims for Suva Fiji and then Suva, planning the second leg to Australia. Capt Kingsford Smith, relief pilot Al, navigator Lyon, and radio operator Warner receive cheers, while a motor inspection may delay departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Southern Cross
Pacific
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Suva
Fiji Islands
Oakland
Maitland
Hegenberger
Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. al
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Howell Named For Reed Nomination At National Convention
The Campaign Log notes Kansas City lawyer Charles M. Howell chosen to place Senator James A. Reed in nomination at the Democratic national convention. Testimony before the senate campaign investigation committee in New York includes George W. Olvanes of Tammany Hall who may not testify until Monday. William Hirth of the corn belt federation warns farmers will cooperate for equal rights, threatening a Republican split if farm relief is dropped. Washington officials downplay third party rumors though chatter persists about new party ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chales M. Howell
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
New York
George W. Olvanes
Tammany Hall
William Hirth
Corn Belt Federation
Welch Sentenced to Life in Slaying of Wife Annie Exline
Pittsburgh June 2. Lester Welch 35 had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment for the murder of his common law wife Mrs Annie Exline 57. He was taken to the western penitentiary to begin his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Pittsburgh
Annie Exline
Lester Welch
Western Penitentiary
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Fair and cooler tonight with slowly rising temperatures. Local observations at 8 a.m. show 62 and 2 p.m. 62. River J reports no precipitation. Sunset 7:25 p.m. Sunday sunrise 4:28 a.m. and sunset 7:25 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setaj
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson
Arthur Brisbane
Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commission
Haldeman-Stinson
Army
the Tribune Tonight
U. S.honolulu
California
Wheeler Field
Charles P. J
Uim
Harry Lyons
Janes Wariner
Nobile
Chassevers
Vacation Bible School
Presbyterian Church
Thiel
Bauer
Perks and
BLAIR
Ludlow Community Park
Arthur C. Brown
Sheffield
State Health Department
Richae
Hawaii
A. C. Shallenberger
Nebraska
Smith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!