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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
A jumble of wartime-era phrases discusses Bolsheviks, czars, and Europe, noting bombings in Leningrad and threats to Poland. The text mentions U.S. assets and debts, plus a projected final statement on federal finances and territories including the Philippines and Hawaii.
United Press notes the book Charles Lindbergh Life and His Flight by Morris Dehaven Ey and Dale Van Every, with Appleton edition, drawn from wire reports and Stadford Paris dispatches. The work compiles Lindbergh’s life and the Paris flight, plus New York stay before the Paris hop off.
Lick Hill near Butler repairs $125 390 damage from yesterday’s truck crash carrying 400 quarts of nitro gly cerin. Two men died Frank Greer 52 and Richard Coxen 34. Mrs E H Rettig 38 and daughter Florence 16 were hospitalized with injuries. Five others seriously hurt and treated at home.
Tomato planta hardy and well rooted. $1.00 per hundred. Geo L Smith at 2008 Henna Ave Ey runs in classified section. Not over two ads per entry. sale notice printed the same day in all sections.
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh arrives in Baltimore and travels to Washington to greet her son Charles as press intrigue and detectives disrupt her privacy. She stays at Belvedere Hotel after leaving the red arrow train at Mount Washington, while President Coolidge welcomes the family at the Capitol.
The cruiser Memphis, bearing Col Lindbergh home, reports off Virginia capes at 8 a.m. making 22 knots toward Cape Henry to reach at 4 p.m. EST. Weather forecasts promise mild conditions for Lindbergh Day, as thousands flood the capital with Lindbergh fever. Crowds pack, hotels fill, and officials fear crowding but plan precautions for the parade and events honoring the aviator.
Paris reports two French aircraft set for a nonstop attempt to New York within a month. Tarascon tests a thick-wing monoplane at Le Bourget with a 420 hp Jupiter engine, accompanied by a naval pilot Lieut Le Prieur. A twin Farman Goliath, with 600 hp motors and 10,000 liter fuel capacity, aims for 5,000 miles and up to 60 hours endurance piloted by M. Drouin with navigator and wireless operator.
Charles Lindbergh’s homecoming route includes Cape Geary sighting, a noon Washington Navy Yard meeting with his mother, a parade to the Washington Monument, a 1 30 p m reception with the President, and various ceremonies at the White House, Capitol Steps, and museums as he travels through Washington D C to New York. The schedule lists armed forces hospital visits and honors from groups including the U S Flag Association and the Missouri State Society.
Berlin reporters describe continued U S and German goodwill exchanges as Clarence Chary berlin and Charles A Levine stay in the capital. Levine leads Columbia Aircraft Company and plans to study Lufthansa operations while Chamberlin eyes a trans Atlantic line. Ambassador Schurman praises Berlin's reception and honors Eckner for pioneering the Europe to America ridge flight.
Noted stock operator Jesse Livermore, dubbed the boy plunger of Wall Street, was robbed at his home of jewelry and cash valued at over $100,000 by bold intruders. The assault disrupted a leading figure in late 19th century markets.
A 15 year old Polish boy drowned after falling from the Garland dam into the tributary where Brokerstraw Creek meets a smaller stream. Grandfather and brother witnessed the incident near Snriton Hill and a large search failed to locate the body by 2 PM. Warren police joined the effort with grappling irons.
Memphis progresses toward Washington on a record breaking voyage as Charles Lindbergh sorts belongings aboard ship. The U S 5 cruiser Memphis nears Cherbourg to Virginia routes with possible new ship speed marks while Lindbergh chats with Admiral Burrage and eyes territorial waters this afternoon.
The Public Service Commission dismissed the Manufacturing Association of Hire's complaint against the Pennsylvania Railroad over freight rates Erie to Pittsburgh. It held no undue prejudice or preference by the railroad, noting competition in Titusville Corry Warren and Struthers.
Candidates rush to secure subscriptions for The Tribune as a large bonus offer ends next Wednesday night. Campaign managers urge strong effort now to maximize value for each subscription and convince voters of the paper’s local coverage.
Italian flyer Francesco De Pinedo departed Horta at 3 21 a.m. in the Santa Maria on the homeward leg to Italy. His seaplane was towed after a forced Atlantic landing about 200 miles from Horta. He aims for Delgada Lisbon and has crossed much of the Atlantic Ocean and flown over the Americas Africa and Europe. Also reported a Pittsburgh police search for two flapper bandits after a taxi robbery and a seizure of 22 000 bottles of Canadian ale in the Wabash yards by federal officers.
Youngsville High School held its largest ever graduation with 86 seniors. The program featured school orchestra music, a salutatory by Kenneth Russell, violin solo by Adrian Mix, essays on Beethoven, and remarks by Rev. Driscoll and Rev. C. T. Greer.
The forecast calls for showers this afternoon or tonight in western Pennsylvania with cooler conditions tonight. Saturday will be fair with temperatures rising in the northern portion. Data note a storm moved from the Dakotas toward eastern Ontario with multiple centers and associated rainfall in the upper Mississippi valley and lake region.
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