Forty seven graduates honored at Sheffield High School
Forty seven Sheffield High graduates received diplomas at last night’s commencement in the school auditorium. Dr. Henry T. Colestock of Bucknell College delivered the address on Life, As Such, Is Contagious. The program opened with March of the Tin Soldiers performed by the orchestra, followed by invocations and salutatory, class history, and valedictory remarks by Olga Habzda. Officers included Ernest Schreckengost as president and Mitten Lindberg as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield High School
Henry T. Colestock
Bucknell College
R. J. Montgomery
Alice Anderson
Irvine Williams
Colestock
Mignorette
Orchestteau
Olga Habzda
Ernest Schrenckengost
Mitten Lindberg
Gladys Olson
Marguerite Linneman
Helen Baynes
Helen Borden
Clara Boyd
Mery Bross
Dora Cass
Ellen Fox
Mildred Jefferson
Violet Kelly
Virginia Linnemann
Marguerite Linnerman
Rachel Matthews
Marrella McCool
Margaretitc Neal
Elaine Nelson
Gladys Oison
Marion Snapp
Kathleen Watts
Grace Whitton
Charles Curtin
Elmer Elmquist
James Farr
Violet Gordon Thomas Gregory
Harriet Harrington
Margaret Lewis Milton Lindberg
Maynard
Treasury
Kers
Fred Eaton
Warren
C. 4. Smith
A. N. Bowen
Sheffield
W. F. Bennett
Pershing Nominated or Not in War Era Sightings
The piece hints Pershing may seek a nomination while noting public doubt about behind the scenes influence. It cites a Washington view favoring Smith and Hoover and references a Carnegie funded study on gambling aiding crime, highlighting long running organized crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Washington
Smith
Hoover
Minors Association
Criminal Justice
Carnegie Foundation
Crime Wave Fears Prompt Calls for Action in Chicago
A rough suite of remarks warns of rising crime in Chicago tied to recent race revival talk. Bandits kidnapped a doctor, tortured him, and killed him. in New York City six criminals attacked four taxi drivers, a police shooting felled two taxi men. The piece cites Senator Capper and Kalinin on crime and war, urging vigilance and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Capper
France
Jury Indicts 15 in Bootlegging Case Across Federal Ranking
The grand jury handed down 15 indictments in a major bootlegging probe. Bail totals $835,000 with $5,000 and $16,000 bonds set for the various accused. Deputy U.S. marshals began serving warrants as Meyer said arrests would take days to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessex
Mae
United States
Meyer
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Pipeline Lines
The document lists varied per barrel prices for multiple crude oil grades across different pipelines and regions. Marked values include Pennsylvania Grade in New York Transit lines at 2.80, Bradford District at 2.80, Pennsylvania Grade in National Transit at 1.2.65, and Buckeye Line at 2.36, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenceies
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Anti Hoover drive gains steam as delegates arrive
Lowden's camp eyes momentum with Buck at his side while anti Hoover forces rally in hopes of uniting behind a candidate. Borah's platform backed by Hoover aides features prohibition enforcement and world affairs stance as Mellon heads to Kansas City to join the Republican convention effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Cdd
Natu
Clarence O. Buck
Curtis
Hoover
Coolidge
Bremen Crew Sails For Europe Today
The Bremen crew returns to Europe aboard the U S Columbus from New York after a celebrated homecoming. Baron Gunther Von Huenefeld Captain James C Fitzmaurice and Captain Hermann Koehler are escorted by 3 000 cheering spectators who hailed their trans Atlantic flight accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Bremen
U. S. Columbus
Baron Gunther von Huenefeld
James C. Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koeh
Dorcas Missionary Meeting at Swedish Center Church
The Dorcas Missionary Society of the Swedish Center church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Swapeen on Central avenue. Missionary Mrs. John Selander spoke on Indian housing. Mrs. Robert Swanson sang, and refreshments were served. Harry L. McCalmont from New York City is visiting his father on Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Missionary Society
Eenter
Fred Swapeen
Irvine Swansea
Central Avenue
John Selander
Assam
India
Robert Swanson
Harry L. McCalmont
New York City
H. R. McCalmont
Market Street
New Handicaps Planned At Club
Pro Harold Smth of Conewango Valley Country Club announced a new handicap system for men players. All players must submit eight completed nine hole medal scores by June 15. The team travels to Titusville on June 16 for the season opener. A Four Penty League of 18 foursomes from Moon Brook Northpenn Titusville and Warren will be hosted on the Warren links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smth
Conewango Valley Country Club
Smith
Conenango Valley
Titusville
Moon Brook
Northpeon
Warren
Warren Links
Campaign Log Details From Conference on 1928 Platform
Senator Borah and Herbert Hoover agree on nine key planks for the Republican platform, excluding tariff, prohibition, and farm relief. Marie Louise Montague announces Democratic bid with possible VP Jess Jones. AFL leader Green says labor stays out of third-party moves and opposes Ritchie and Dawes. Farm Bureau seeks a farm-relief plank equalizing buying power. Mark Wood cites 100000 farmers backing a farm-relief plank. Women from 16 states arrive in Kansas City to push for a dry plank. Mass meetings seek to thwart Hoover nomination as the GOP nominee. Watson speaks at a Sunday rally as a Republican hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
William E. Horah
Idaho
Mansas
Hoover
Horah
Power Trust
Republican Party
World Court
America
Central America
League of Nations
Nicaragua
Borah
Senate
Mellon
Pittsburgh
U. P
Kansas
Coolidge
William E. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Mark Wood
Lincoln
Kansas City
Women's National Law Enforcement Committee
Republian
James E. Watson
Indiana
Republica
Judge Lindsey Plans to Fight Disbarment
Denver report states Ben B. Lindsey, famed juvenile court authority and proponent of companionate marriage, will return from Los Angeles to lead his fight against disbarment filed in the state supreme court by Attorney General William L. Boatright. Lindsey calls the action a joke while facing charges of accepting 37500 dollars from Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, widow of W. E. D. Stokes, a New York hotelier, during his tenure as juvenile judge.
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Denver
Colo
U P
Ben
Lindsey
Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
William L. Boatright
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Poor Man Sells Fortune For Long Rich Owner Dawogkuxi
In Calcutta a sweepstakes ticket worth 1,260,066 dollars is said to belong to Abrahim Dawogkuxi, a wealthy racehorse owner, who bought Felstad the outsider that failed in the derby. Dawogkazi, racing as My Pine, paid for the ticket when Felstad seemed unlikely to win. The Daily Express reports Dawag hazi’s eight month old son owns half the prize, with the ticket split among his family.
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Bombay
Calcutta
Abrahim Dawogkuxi
Felstad
W. H. Webb
Dawoxkazi
My Pine
London
Jase
Abrahim Daweghazi
Daily Express
Dawagkazi
State fruit crop in good condition
Pennsylvania reports fruit crops in much better condition than last year though May weather reduced grain pastures and meadows. Winter wheat is 71 percent of normal on June 1 with an estimated crop of 17,651,000 bushels vs 20,165,000 last year and 22,795,400 five year average. Rye 1,411,000. peaches 41,632,000. pears 629,000 bushels. wheat and oats down from prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal State Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Thaw Lands In France From Britain To Paris
Harry Thaw arrives in France aboard the liner Aquitania after departure from England and announces plans to go to Paris. He disembarked at Cherbourg and confirmed his travel intent.
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France
Cherbourg
Hany K. Thaw
England
Paris
Lion Taner Rere Francis Wholeben Visits Warren on Short Vacation
Francis Wholeben, nephew of former Chief of Police Martin Wholeben, arrives in Warren for a brief stay. A lion tamer by trade, she left Long Island yesterday after finishing work on a motion picture and will return to New York on Tuesday. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
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Francis Wholeben
Martin Wholeben
Warren
Wholeben
Long Island
New York
Uniform Traffic Code Hope Grows After Hanover Convention
Warren's delegates report early possibility of adopting two universal uniform traffic codes for Pennsylvania. J H Perks and J W Blair returned from Annapolis after the convention ended. One copy of the draft code was available and no action was taken pending a legal review by the National Chamber of Commerce law committee. Local opinions favored highway law changes to shift traffic fine revenue and road upkeep funding from boroughs to the state, while underground wiring proposals drew objections due to high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren
Hanover
J. H. Perks
J. WY. Blair
Annapolis
National Chamber of Commerce
Perks
Highway Department
Blair
United States Naval Academy
Erie Masons Will Give Concert Here
One hundred twenty five members of the Erie Zem Zem Temple including the 45 piece band will visit Warren on Tuesday June 26. A fine program is planned with a band concert and patrol bill at the Soldiers and Sailor monument park near the Hickory street bridge. The Erie delegation will arrive by special train about 11 30 o clock and proceed to Bradford for a concert and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Zem Zem Temple
Warren
Noath
Hickory Street
Erie
Pose
Bradford
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Sheffield High
Henry Colestock
Herman Kittner
Frank Barr
Stewart L. Shield
Margaret
Riverton
N. J
D. Matthews
Alice Moore
H. E. Chamberlin
Chicago
Kalnin
Russia
Europe
Kalinin
Min Linds
A. Essimem
Mimy
Linda
Eariman
Cleveland
Conewango “Pro
Marie Louise Montague
Jess Jones
Houston
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ritchie
Maryland
Dawes
American Farm Bureau Federation
Lindsay
Hair Shoppe
Lucky
South
Jean Arthur
Movie Offelela
Richard Dix
Herrick
Roy Akeley
Fern Herrick
Russell
Glenn Edminister
Burt
N. Y
Claude Eldridge
Binghamton
Bessie Todd
Jamestown
Florence Eldridge
Mendelssohn
Louise Stoddard
Ernestine Jackson
James Widdifield
Binghamston
Doris Mathews
Urien Springs
Bessie
Anna Todd
Stephen Butterfield
Grant Butterfield
Guy Stokes
Louise Hemminger
Leroy Conn
Warren, Pa
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Carp
Charles T. B. Ulm
Southern Cross
G. Allen Hancock
trans-Pacific
Hancock
Lion Taner Rere
Erie Masons
Cromwell and
Bvriday Zephyr
Johnson Brothers
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