Train Bombed Mukden Amid Chang Tso Ling Attack
Manchurian forces faced panic as a special train carrying Chang Tso Ling was bombed near Lao To Kao junction. Three cars wrecked, guards killed, and Chang injured in the forehead. Two Nationalist spies were shot by Dunanese soldiers restoring order.
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Mukden
China
U. P
Chang Tso Lin
North China
Chang
Peking
Lao To
Kao
Peking Mukden
Severa
Shanghai
Sun Chuan- Fang
Chang Tzo-Lin
Chang Chung-Chung
Youthful Pilot Repairs Gear In Air Landing Gear Fix In Flight
GETTYSBURG Pa June 4 Paul Charles 22 said to be the youngest licensed commercial pilot in the United States crawled under his plane while it was in mid air lashed a broken landing gear and returned to the controls landing safely at the Gettysburg airport Returning from Thurmont Md Charles found the gear broken Circling the field he was helped by another pilot who dropped a rope Charles then handed control to student pilot C C Moller of Hagerstown Md and climbed out onto the wing and under the ship to secure the gear.
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Gettysburg
Paul Charles
United States
Thurmont
Charles
C. C. Moller
Hagerstown
Conquered Pacific Flight Sparks Advertising Ethos
A 1928 New York American piece extols aviation feats from Oakland to Hawaii and Fiji with stops toward Melbourne. It quotes Nietzschean dare and Mussolini efficiency while praising advertising value and maintaining that a strong name protects a company.
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New York
American, Inc
Pacific
Oakland
Wheeler Field
Hawaii
Big Ocean
Fiji Islands
Melbourne
Australia
Nietzsche
E. F. Hutton
Cheek-Neal Coffee Company
Postum Company
Nashville Tennessean
U S Convention Opens Here Today in Warren County
The forty ninth annual Sunday Schools convention opened at 1 15 PM with delegate registration at the First United Brethren church. Rev A B Brubaker led the 2 PM opening worship with Rev J W Howenstein. Dr Henry E B Tralle of New York City to speak this evening on religious education. Sessions continue Tuesday morning at United Brethren church.
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Warren County
First United Brethren Church
A. B. Brubaker
J. W. Howenstein
H. C. Cridland
Pittsburgh
Cridland
Brown
Tish” Brown
Young People’s Department of
Phoebe Finley
Grace M. E. Church
United Brethren Church
Grace M. E
C. T. Greer
Henry EB. Tralle
New York City
Ning O
Grand jurors take up hospital death case inquiry
The grand jury investigates the death of Liwin Roberts at the State Hospital at Lorth Warren on May 3. Witnesses Clifford Delp and Dr. Clarence Skinner testified as District Attorney Leroy Eddy seeks a true bill against hospital attendant Herbert Johnson for involuntary manslaughter. The panel, led by foreman Oscar M. Johnson, weighs whether to expedite actions with the Johnson case and the hospital death matter.
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Liwin Roberts
State Hospital
Lorth Warren
Clifford Delp
Clarence Skinner
Herbert Johnson
Jamestown
Robert
Leroy Eddy
Johnson
D. A. Arird
Oscar M. Johnson
W. F. Arnwall
Mable Abbott
Gertrude Bowerso
Frank Ekey
John Fletcher
C. S. Himebaugh
W. W. Jackson
Dora Lineman
Charlotte Lohnes
Homer Lindell
Rose Maybank
Campaign Log Notes Delegates and Nomination Predictions
The memo cites Lune 1 Bee Merriwether claiming Governor Alfred E Smith has 483 delegates and cannot secure the nomination. Curtis campaign managers Glasper and Steinberg predict a Republican nomination on the eighth or ninth ballot. McBride warns a wet candidate could defeat the party. The Republican National Committee in Kansas City will decide payment for 73 contests covering 3% southern states and Porto Rico.
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Lune
Bee Merriwether
Reed Forces
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Merriwether
Matthew O. Glasper
Joseph Steinberg
Curtis Campaign
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Porto Rico
Platform work and farm relief drive at Republican convention
The Republican national committee opens debates on contested delegations from eight states and Porto Rico with Florida first. Senator Reed Smoot arrives to draft the party platform amid farm relief focus and expected clashes. Clarence F Buck and Frank O Lowden campaign director arrive to push a farm relief plank as a condition for Lowden’s acceptance.
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Kansas City
UPIJ
National Republican Committee
Porto Rico
Florida
George W. Dean
Hoover
Glen B. Skipper
Reed Smoot
Utah
Republican Party
Smoot
London
Clarence F. Buck
Prank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Buck
Jamestown Woman and Son Injured in Highway Crash
A Jamestown mother Kathleen Stockton and her son Robert were injured when two cars collided on the Kane highway near Ludlow Sunday afternoon. Stockton sprained her ankle, Robert suffered a bruised brow, and other passengers including Mrs. Stockton's daughter were uninjured. Driver Charles E. Capwell of Hazelhurst led the other vehicle. Stockton drivers swerved to avoid pedestrians. Both Stockton party members were treated by a local physician.
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Jamestown
Kane Highway
Ludlow
Kathleen Stockton
Sprague Street
Robert
Capwell
Howard McJunkin
H. Stockton
Bradford
Arthur
Stockton
Robert Stockton
Queen Marie to Make Second Visit to United States
Queen Marie of Roumania announced in Bucharest that she will revisit the United States within a few months to see friends during a reception with Leon Fischer, president of the Association of Romanian Jews in the United States.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Marie
United States
Leon Fischer
Association of
The Tribune Tonight Highlights Page Structure
The notice lists the newspaper’s sectional layout for Tonight editions, detailing pages for local and telegraph news, society notes, editorials, sports, entertainment, ads, radio programs, stock reports, and regional Garland Irvine coverage across pages two through ten. It emphasizes page design over specific stories.
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Telegraph
Honey Lou
Galletto Held on Assault Charge in Pa Township
Tony Galletto nineteen of Carbon faces assault charges after an alleged Memorial Day incident with Ruth Halstead seventeen of Trafford City. He was held in Westmoreland county jail pending further proceedings.
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Greensburg
Tony Galletto
Carbon
Westmoreland County
Ruth Halstead
Trafford City
Carnegie Institute to graduate 389 in 21st commencement
Carnegie Institute of Technology will graduate 389 students in its twenty-first annual commencement exercises. The large class marks one of the institution's biggest ever as ceremonies begin in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
U. P.1
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Carver House Sold To Lampe Market Rumors Substantiate Deal
Emil H. Lampe a Warren broker bought the Carver House today from E I Glassman for an estimated 100000 to 126000. Lampe denies acting for a group of Warren business men and says no immediate improvements are planned. E B Loop, leaseholder, has about three years left on the lease. The sale follows a previous year’s transaction when Standard Realty Co of Meadville sold the property for just over 100000.
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Emil H. Lampe
Warren
Carver House
E. I. Glassman
Lampe
E. B. Loop
Glassman
Standard Realty Company
Meadville
Ralph W. Stone
Earhart and companions vow North Atlantic attempt from Newfoundland
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon arrived at Trepassy Bay after a Halifax hop to begin a Newfoundland to London ocean crossing. They will fly in Byrd’s former Fokker now on loan to the Mechanical Science Corporation of Delaware with George Palmer Putnam directing plans. The water landing capable plane may aid a regular trans Atlantic crossing research though weather is unsettled.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Halifax
Friendship
Trepassy Bay
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
America
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
London
Earhart
Stultz
Gordon
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Pew
Trespaasy
St. John’s
Mechanical Science Corporation of Delaware
George Palmer Putnam
Trespassy
Youngsville Girl Injured in Auto Crash Near Mead Run
Helen Spetz, 11? years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Spetz of Youngsville, suffered a skull fracture after being struck by a Warren car on Pennsylvania Avenue near Mead Run shortly after four pm Sunday. She was taken to the hospital unconscious, regained consciousness Monday morning.
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Helen Spetz
Joseph Spetz
Youngsville
Edgar McClen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren
Mead ‘Run
Miss Spetz
Power Companies Place $1 Million in Big Orders
Pittsburgh June 4 Two orders from southern power companies totaling $1,000,000 have been received by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company. Alabama Power orders two 20 000 kva waterwheel generators for near Tallahassee and Lexington Water Company orders 40 625 kva generators for near Columbia South Carolina.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Southern Power Companies
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh Company
Alabama Power Company
Tallahassee
Lexington Water Company
Columbia
Supreme Court OKs wire tapping in Prohibition cases
The U S Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that tapping telephone wires to obtain evidence against liquor law violators is constitutional. Chief Justice Taft announced the decision in three Seattle related cases involving Roy Olmstead et al. The ruling says Fourth Amendment protection does not extend to phones outside the home and does not require a warrant. Dissenters included Justices Holmes Brandeis Butler and Stone.
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Washington
U. P
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Seattle
Roy Olmstead
Treasury
Justice Departments
Holmes
Brandeis
Butler
Stone
Coal Industry Regains Markets After Long Strike
Pottsville Pennsylvania June 4 The anthracite coal industry is rapidly regaining markets lost during the 1925 26 strike operators say Most collieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company in the area are operating full time New England also recovers much of the lost territory with annual sales drop exceeding one million tons over three years now bouncing back.
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Pottsville
U.P
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
New England
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen elects new president
In Cleveland on June 4 A F Whitney of Chicago and Cleveland defeated long time leader W G Lee who had held the post for 19 years marking a leadership change in the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Cleveland
U.P
A. F. Whitney
Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. G. Lee
West Virginia Campaign of Hoover Costed $22,532
Washington June 4 The unsuccessful campaign in West Virginia cost 22532 dollars. Harry Wood yard West Virginia manager for Secretary Hoover told the senate campaign committee today.
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West Virginia
Hoover
Washington
West
Southern Cross Nears Suva on Pacific Flight toward Australia
The giant monoplane Southern Cross, piloted by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith, neared Suva Fiji as it traversed two thousand miles of open ocean on its Hawaii to Australia leg. Radio reports indicated steady progress despite earlier trouble, with fuel ample and speed around 100 miles per hour as the aircraft crossed the Phoenix and Canton Island groups.
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Honolulu
Southern Cross
Suva
Piji Islands
Pacific
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Barking Sands
Kauai
Phoenix Group
Hawaiian
Canton Islands
Canton Island
Fiji
Phoenix Group of Islands
Iplane
Oakland Airport
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Abe Tiartin
Coments Es
Arthur Brisbane
Mussolini
Nobile
Arctic Circle
Ferrarin
Deaprete
U.S
U. B. Church
F. Scott McBride
Democratic Party
G. O. P. Committee
Queen Marie
U. S
the Tribune Tonight
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Fokker
Atlantic
Supreme Court
Brotherhood
Hawaiian Islands
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