Guardian Appointment Stalled in Harmon's Guardianship Case
Difficulty securing a guardian for Rose Harmon delayed court argument as attorney for Harmon objected. Judge D A Ara set 2 PM hearing with Homer M Putnam named guardian in fact for the trial after Warren National Bank officers declined individual or trust officer roles. Miss Lucy Jones seeks guardian for her mother alleging mental incompetence and risk to estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Harmon
Earl Beshlin
Velock
Wes. Hermon
Homer M. Putnam
Warren National Bank
Fragmented thoughts merge politics and aviation globally
A jumble of historic anecdotes cites Phipps, Andrew Carnegie, and Miss Earhart to discuss wealth, heredity, and female finance. It notes Australia’s population and famed fliers, then pivots to political forecast with Coolidge and Hoover. A Michigan justice piece details the Bumbaugh manslaughter plea ending a murder case against her brothers.
Banks Approve Titusville Merger Unanimously
Titusville Trust Company and Titusville Commercial Bank stockholders approved their merger at a meeting Thursday. The combined institution will hold more than 2.3 million capital and profits, over 6 million in deposits, and over 3.5 million in trust funds. The report also notes court house licenses issued to St. B. Kidd and L. B. Dorr.
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Titusville Trust Company
Titusville Commercial Bank
Suyplus
Court House
St. B. Kidd
Beffiio
L. B. Dorr
Snyder, N
Hoover Attacked in Statement by Norris
Washington and Kansas City reports show Senator Norris of Nebraska condemning methods used by Hoover supporters to court Southern delegates. Norris calls it a recurring four year spectacle of buying and trading delegates to influence the Republican convention. Good disputes Norris charges, citing records that few contests occurred and that Texas and Florida are the only true disputes. Mississippi supports Hoover. Norris also suggests Muscle Shoals bill timing could push a third party into the field if the bill is not signed.
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North Dakota
Kansas City
A. G. Sorlie
Nebraska
Woods
Hoover
Norris Washington
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Solid South
James W. Good
Good
Florida
Texas
Mississippi
Washington
U. P
Coolidge
Radio messages from lost Italia spark search drift chaos
Believe radio signals from the stranded dirigible Italia reach the Citta Di Milano crew near Spitzbergen. Hobby and Braganza drift south along Henlopen Strait as search efforts stall due to ice and currents. A Philadelphia amateur reported a message noting cold conditions and Nobile, aiding the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U P
Citta di Milano
Henlopen Strait
Washington
Albert Biler
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Altoona
Thaw fights exile as Home Office considers status
Henry Thaws representatives press the Home Office over his status in Britain. They argue Thaw was not convicted of Stanford Whites murder but held in sane, seeking relief from alien restrictions. With the Aquitania sailing, Thaw remains under surveillance aboard the liner as advisers warn against publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Henry Thew
England
Home Office
Thaw
Stanford White
Aquitania
United States
United Press
Saxony
London
Threaten Flogging Letter Sent Over Byrd Amendments
A letter mailed to Governor Harry F Byrd threatened flogging for him and supporters of state constitutional amendments. The anonymous missive, viewed as Ku Klux Klan related, suggested measures against Catholics gaining power. Postal authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Baby found dead in Wichita after dog attack
A week old baby was strangled by a cloth strip and dragged into the front yard of Fred G. Pietsehner in Wichita Kansas this morning by the family bull dog. The incident occurred on June 8 and is being investigated as a fatal animal involvement case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Jone
U.P
Fred G. Pietsehner
Society Honors Miss Hamter at Woman's Club
Mrs W F Clinger hosts a join etiquette in honor of her sister Miss Dorothy Hamter of Fisti cule who will wed Marshall Wendell US tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church Tidicute. Also notes return from Ann Arbor trip by Mr and Mrs T L Hampson and son Harold from the University of Michigan Law School.
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Hunter
W. F. Clinger
Conewargn Avenue
Woman's Club
Dorothy Hamter
Marshall Wendell US
First Presbyterian Church
Tidicute
Ann Arbor
T. L. Hampson
Michigan
Hareld Hampson
Law School
University of Michigan
Harapsers
In and Out of Town Notices of Walters Family Trip
Mrs. E W Walters and her son Wayne and daughter Doris leave tomorrow by motor for Lock Haven Pennsylvania for graduation exercises at St Calistas. Mrs Walter's niece Miss Jean Wynne in the class will accompany them home. Vern Clinger, a National Republican Convention delegate at Kansas City, visited Wseren today.
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E. W. Walters
Wayne
Doris
Lock Haven Pa
Hern
St. Calistas Clearch
Vern Clinger
Kansas City
Wseren
Gold found in Snyder County mountains near Shade and Jack's
Gold has been found in Snyder county mountains near Shade Mountain and Jack's Mountain with ore analyses showing $31.50 to $40 per ton gold and $9.36 per ton silver. One lode on Shade Mountain south of Beavertown, several on Jack's Mountain near a state forest preserve. public recreation area attracts thousands of visitors yearly.
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Sellins Grove
Snyder County
Nere
Susquehanna University
Shade Mountain
Beavertown
Cornerstone to be laid for Masonic Temple in Scranton
Prominent Masons from across the state gather in Scranton to lay the cornerstone of the new Masonic temple and Scottish Rite cathedral. The building, costing about $2,000,000, is to be completed in the summer of 1929 and will be among the nation’s finest temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
U.P
Dairymen Inspect Mckean Co Stock on Farm Tour
McKean County dairy inspection tour by Warren County Agricultural Extension Society began at the courthouse at 9 am. Stops included Gustafson brothers north of Kane for a three year old Guernsey, Walberg brothers for Holstein sire housing, B D Comer farm for Holstein bull daughters, R A Mosier Coryville for purebred Ayrshire cows, W J Morris near Bradford for Jersey cattle, and W S Fuller as final stop. O C Tritt and Ward Weiler organized the trip with plans to return via Marshburg and Kinzoa if roads stayed dry.
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McKean County Dairy
Warren County Agricultural Extension Society
Court House
Gustafson Brothers’ Farm
Kane
Smethport Road
Walberg Brothers
Gustafson
Jersey
W. S. Fuller
Marshburg
Kinzoa
O. C. Tritt
Ward Weiler
Entertain at Bridge for Miss Folkman
Miss Margaret Folkman honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ed Finley and Mrs. Clair King on Cayuga avenue. Prizes went to Miss Tone Folkman and Miss Margaret Whiting. six course luncheon served. Miss Folkman received a gift. Attending guests include Miss Jane Folkman, Betty Critchlow, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Georgia Lott, Bernice Samuelson, and others.
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Ed Finley
Clair King
Bridge
Margaret Folkman
Finley
Cayuga Avenue
Tone Folkman
Margaret Whiting
Miss Folkman
Miss Margaret Folkman
Jane Folkman
Cleveland
Betty Critchlow
Evelyn Smith
Georgia Lott
Bernice Samuelson
Jane Smith
Ethelyn Parker
Verna Thompson
Alyce Somers
Miss Helen Brew Weds Othmar Gredler in Erie Cathedral
The marriage of Miss Helen Brew and Othmar E. Gredler was blessed at St. Peter's Cathedral Erie with Rt. Rev. Joseph Gredler officiating. Bride wore cream bridal satin with grovely bouquet, followed by a Lawrence Hotel breakfast and a home reception. Guests from out of town included several family and friends.
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Helen Brew
John T. Brew
West Tenth Street
Eric
Othmar E. Gredler
Caroline Gredier
Glenwood Park Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Erie
Joseph Gredler
New York
Gerald Dugan
Fisher
St. Joseph’s Church
Rosanng Cooney
Caroline Gredler
C. E. Reyder
John Roberts
Jack Held
Eugene Brew
Frank Gredler
Arthur Motley
Rey Nanenbacher
Lawrence Hotel
Gredler
Frances Cooney
Out of Town
Horace Fleugel
Clearfield
John Enders
Buffalo
N. Y
Warren, Pa
F.C. Clark
Irvine
Betty McC. Simpier
Philadelphia
J. Vincent Brew
E. W_oon
Anderson, Ind
Carl Myers
Sharon
G. W. Brew
New York City
Bris. J. L. O'Neil
Warren
Pullman Porters Call Off Strike
New York June. A strike of 11000 pullman porters called off by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters on AFL President William Green's advice. Organizer Rendolph said the decision accepted, but promised to keep strike machinery ready and pressed for wage increase from 72.50 to 159 dollars monthly for a 240 hour month. Green urged a postponement to educate the public about their cause.
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New York
U.P
Pullman
Whch
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. Phillip Rendolph
Brotherhood
Green
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Charles Ulm
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W. J. Traeger
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Grant St
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Lost Italia
Acquitania
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the Tribune
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Grace Louise Cushner
Howard Vincent
Jones
Jose
Youngsville, Pa
C. Smith Company
Miss Herron
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River Road
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Harold Griffith, Jr
San Francis
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Masonic Temple
Laurel Street
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WLBW
Oil City
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Beckleys
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Optometrist
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Panty
Johnson Brothers
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