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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1928

Page

2

Plane Fails To Rise From Trespassy Bay In Atlantic Race

In St Johns Newfoundland on June 13 UP reports Miss Mabel Boll announced her Columbia would not start for Europe. Amelia Earhart with Wilmer Stultz at the controls attempted five takeoffs in the Friendship from Trespassy Bay, each failing due to spray over the aircraft wiring. The delays dampen hopes for a first woman to fly the Atlantic as weather and fuel concerns persist.

ST. Johns N. F Mabel Boll Columbia Europe Amelia Earhart Trespassy Bay Miss Bell Harbor Grace New York Hoth Atlantic Oliver C. Leboutillier Arthur Argles Queen of Diamonds Wilmer Stultz Lou Gordon Miss Earhart Trespassey Bay

Campaign to Keep Republican Lead and Eight-Year Outlook

The speech argues for a strong Republican platform with a trusted candidate fit for national needs. It claims a five million voter advantage over Democrats and urges an aggressive campaign to defeat the opposition, warning against a party tied to League of Nations, rag money, free trade, and Tammany Hall. A local note reports Mrs. James K. Hedges returning to Pittsburgh after a ten-day visit with her sister in Coraopolis, Pa.

United States League of Nations Tammany Hall Madison Bear (Square Brown Jones Robinson Smith James K. Hedges Een Titisburgh Soha RK. Thompson Coraopolis

Hoover's Smile Hides Inner Excitement Over Nomination

Washington June 13 Herbert Hoover calmly accepts his anticipated Republican nomination at Kansas City. The move may cost him his post as secretary of commerce with plans to resign immediately or finish department duties first. He could remain until August if needed, while friends weigh cam paign timing and transfer of duties to Walter Brown. Hoover learns convention news via United Press wire, radio, and calls from Kansas City.

Washington Herbert Hoover Kansas City Commerce Walter Brown Hoover Ers Tutt S. Street Thurver Hoovers Herbert Jr Pege Ann Herbert Allan Herbert Hoover California Harvard School of Business Administration

Ice floe drama as Nobile party drifts in Arctic sea

Rescue efforts accelerate for the Italia expedition after a gondola detaches from the airship. Nobile and a small group drift 1 to 2 miles daily as relief steamers, airplanes, and Norwegian flyers race to reach them. Braganza refuels, presses toward Kings Bay and plans to pick up missing crew and sightseers along the way.

Nobile Braganza Kings Bay Hobby Rijser-Larsen Leutzow-Holm Norway Mossel Bay Brandy Bay New Friersland Italia Tromsoe King's Bay Panja Quest

Farm Protest at Republican Convention in Kansas City

An estimated 160000 farmers planned to march on the Republican national convention in Kansas City. About 340 showed up in Hine with campaign badges for Gov Lowden Senator Watson and Senator Curtis. Police blocked access at the door as marchers circled the hall and discussed another attempt tomorrow.

Kansas City U P Hine Goverte Lowden Watson Curtis

Campaign plank changes reflect party shift on donations

A sub committee draft altered the party plank on campaign contributions while pledging fuller publicizing of expenditures. It urges a congressional committee to monitor donations and disbursements, and promises party support. The plank echoes 1924 Hoover strategy with no deficit mention, and abandons previous taboo framing. The prohibition section reaffirms constitutional limits and the eighteenth amendment, linking enforcement to Lincoln’s stance on upholding the Constitution amid Prohibition. A Teapot Dome case update follows: eight men and four women jurors hear Standard Oil Indiana chair Robert W. Stewart’s contempt charge as verdicts loom.

Sinclair Althrough Congressional Hoover Coolidge George Washington Abraham Lincoln Washington U. P Robert W. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Senate Justice Siddons

Y Camp List Ear 100 Mark Says Director

The Y M C A announces two weeks and one day until the start of the boys summer camp at Stow Lake Chautauqua. Eight hundred campers reserve spots, with over half of capacity filled. Camp director R W Gardner reports early tent assignments and free transport to the camp on June 29. A trip to Waterta Exhibition Ranch at Lakewood will provide nature study credits and more than fifty live specimens will be viewed. The Red Cross Buddy System will guide swimming safety with health precautions emphasized.

Stow Lake Chautauqua Lake Chautaaigua Aire R. W. Gardner Roy Bell Warren Gardner American Red Cross

Bloomfield death in Farmington township at 61

Mrs. Mathilda M. Bloomfield dies at 10 a m Wednesday at her son William J Bloomfield’s Farmington Township home aged 61 Funeral services will be from the home Friday at 10 a m with Rev Parker of Akron Ohio officiating Interment in Fagundas Pa Two other sons Arthur Baurer of Texas and James H Baurer of Tidioute survive Inurnment in family lot at Oakland

Mathilda M. Bloomfield William J. Bloomfield Farmington Township Arthur Baurer Texas James H. Baurer Tidioute Parker Home Spiritualist Church Akron Ohio Fagundas Harold Guild Cameron Harrard Guild H. G. Cameron J. C. Howenstein North Warren Presbyterian Church Oakland

Carlson Suggested as Acting Bear Lake Postmaster

Henry H. Bassett, chairman of the Republican county committee, received a letter from Congressman T. C. Cochran stating he had recommended Knute A. Carlson as acting postmaster of Bear Lake, on Bassett's suggestion.

Henry H. Bassett Republican County Committee T. C. Cochran Knute A. Carlson Bear Lake Mr. Bassett

Hoover may name woman as attorney general

Kansas City dispatch reports strong speculation that if Hoover wins the presidency, Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt of California could be his attorney general. Willebrandt, then assistant attorney general, has led prominent Hoover campaign efforts and was named chair of the credentials committee. Her background includes teaching, night law study, and practice in Los Angeles, plus roles in Harding's administration handling taxation and prohibition cases.

Kansas City U. P Herbert Hoover Mabel Walker Willebrandt Willebrandt Washington Politics Los Angeles Harding

Society honors Mrs Giegerich at Crescent Park shower

Mrs A G Musante hosted a mis cellaneous shower at Crescent Park home honoring her daughter, Mrs Louis J Giegerich. About thirty five neighbors and relatives gifted linen, cot glass, silver and money as pink and white decor and a buffet luncheon followed games and music.

Giegerich A. G. Musante Victor Anderson Ruth Musante Crescent Park Louis J. Giegerich

North Warren Church Picnic Sets June 16

North Warren Presbyterian church announces its annual picnic at the North Warren Community grounds on Saturday June 16. Picnic dinner at one o clock followed by ball games and sports. Also Zonta Club luncheon Thursday noon at the WCA with Kiwanis Quintet performing. Attendees include Gertrude Moore Leota Dagger and Berry family members. Clayton Berry of Kane is among the graduates.

North Warren ZONTA Zonta Club Wca Kiwanis Quintinette Monty” McClure Floyd Schuler Bill” Hill Byron Knapp R. Pierson Eaton Witning Gertrude Moore Leota John Dagger Charles Berry Kane Clayton E. B. Berry

Wayfarers to Present Sacred Drama Valient Man

Warren residents will see the Wayfarers seven dramatists from Ohio Wesleyan University perform the sacred Bible drama Valient Man at eight oclock Friday June 29 in the First Evangelical church. Tickets are on sale from church members and Sunday school, with proceeds aiding church work.

Warren High School Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company Johnson Brothers George L. Folkman and Sons, Inc Perry A. Davidson, Jr Charlotte Davidson- Hill Elizabeth Reed Myron Jewell Sturley Lemmon Harold Johnson William E. Rice George E. Folkman Mary Black-Otterhein Greed Erickson Helen Johnson Racena Buerkle-Stone Paul Harrington Brackett Ayers Warren Wayfarers Ohio Wesleyan University First Evangelical Church

Balloon prize travels 300 miles to Frewsburg giver

Henry Carey of Frewsburg received three small gifts from a Columbus druggist as a reward for finding an advertising balloon released by the druggist. The bag traveled nearly 300 miles. Warren Lodge Odd Fellows held a weekly meeting where Herbert Dante’s report as delegate to the Grand Lodge at Scranton was presented. Salty Killian, state highway patrol sergeant stationed in Harrisburg, arrived in Warren to visit relatives and recuperate from recent motorcycle crash injuries.

Henry Carey Frewsburg Columbus Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows Herbert Dante Grand Scranton Killian Salty” Killian Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol Harrisburg Warren

Warren VFW delegates head to Harrisburg convention

Several Warren Veterans of Foreign Wars members traveled by car to Harrisburg for the state convention. E. S. Munson J. H. West Harold Jordan Frank Underwood and M. J. Fellows made the trip with Earl Small planning to follow later. The convention runs from Thursday through Saturday.

Warren Veterans of Foreign Wars Harrisburg E. S. Munson J. H. West Harold Jordan Frank Underwood M. J. Fellows Earl Small

Pressel Urges Oil City Kiwanis Night Meet

Warren Kiwanis Clivic members urged to attend Oil City All Kiwanis Night at 6:30 p.m. in the YMCA with O A Pressel district governor as speaker. Win Slocum Rotary president and the Peerless Barnstormers entertained, with plans to appear before Zonta Club on Thursday.

Warren Kiwanis Clvic Oil City Barnstormers Zonta Club Kiwanis Club Lynn G. Adams State Highway Police Rotary Lions’ Clubs Jerry” Lyons S. [Allen A. BK. Wickstrom Paul DeFrees Peter E. Nelson Ed Lowrey A. E. Johnson John Bayer K. M. Lylone R. Pierson Eaton

162 Now Enrolled in Daily Bible School

The Daily Vacation Bible School enrollment grows daily with 162 pupils enrolled today. Two new teachers, Dr H T Campbell and Mrs JO Pressel, join the program. A morning treat is planned for the last day, Friday June 22, and at seven in the evening a demonstration program by the children will be held.

Daily Vacation Bible School H. T. Campbell JO. A. Pressel

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