14 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
1
A fragmented, era-tinted article highlights President's special journey, the opening of a golf tournament, and a chorus of wartime themes. It contrasts individual acts of courage with crowd adulation, referencing Lindbergh and aviation progress while urging rapid government action on long-range aerial warfare and bombing experiments amid global tensions.
Charles A. Lindbergh, rested in New York, renews pledge to devote his life to aviation development. He says St. Louis is home, plans a possible country tour with the Lone Eagle by train, visits Curtiss fields, praises Chamberlin and Byrd, and remains undecided on dates.
WARRISBURG June 14 tentative plans for starting construction of the proposed north office building on Capitol Hill along the design originally drawn by the late Arld W Brunner were discussed at a conference between Governor John Fisher and Beacon E Taylor secretary of property and supplies
In Joliet Illinois United Press reports 22 year old John Zell aided a jail break by the Klein killers, shooting and killing guard Rizzo while aiding Sheriff Albert Markgraff. One killer was killed another wounded. one escaped. one recaptured. Zell claimed to be passing by and said I didn't do nothing.
Berlin dispatch says mutual apologies and cash settlement removed a writ of attachment on the Bellanca monoplane Columbia used by Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine on a non stop New York to Europe flight. German authorities, Levine's rep and Julius Puppe had clashed over 46 000 marks for medical services, with US officials mediating to avert seizure.
President Coolidge tours Ohio and Indiana aboard a nine car special train with White House pets such as Rob Roy the collie and Blackie the cat. In Hammond Indiana the president will dedicate Wick er Memorial Park during a two hour stop before continuing to Rapid City South Dakota for summer duties. The trip includes 85 officials and reporters, with Mrs Coolidge and cabinet members aboard.
Notice explains two clansified groups each fielding up to five mines will run the sale on the same day in the box and also in the classified section.
In Washington a Wright Motor Company representative hurried to New York to assure Charles Lindbergh the repaired Spirit of St Louis engine will perform for thousands more miles. The aircraft rests in a naval air station hangar awaiting a possible hop to New York or St Louis as Lindbergh’s plans unfold. In New York Lindbergh, after a quiet luncheon, rode Curtiss Field in an Oriole racer for a brief, carefree flight, a friend noting he simply felt like lying.
A Tribune campaign manager highlights easy subscription tactics used by a candidate. The approach centers on emphasizing value and readership, promising readers access to the county’s best newspaper and a prize incentive, with the candidate explaining how she pitches prospective subscribers. Continues on Page Twelve.
June 11 in New Castle coroner's inquest finds Michael A. McThrot murdered by Mrs Elizabeth Bryan who then died by own action. McThrot shot by the woman and she later killed herself.
Washington June 14 The National Aeronautic Association was advised that William KE Easterwood Jr of Dallas seeks a record flight from Dallas to Hong Kong China in 144 consecutive hours before Sept 15 1928 Not more than three stops permitted including Honolulu and either Guam or Manila and probably San Francisco
Governor John S. Fisher will present a large sedan as wedding gift to his daughter Mary Miller Fisher, bride to Henry Tatnall Brown of Moorestown New Jersey. The car will bear a license plate with letter B marking the first plate of the first 200000 over 1000000 tags. A large silver coffee service and a silver tray were presented by the Governor's Cabinet and the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women. Ruth Campbell Taylor and Virginia Taylor join the bridal party with Mrs Vernon Taylor as matron of honor.
Nearly 150000 Shriners from across the country gathered in Atlantic City for the fifty third Imperial Shrine council. The first business session covered routine matters with elections set for the second session. Betsy Ross house in Philadelphia hosted commemorative services for Flag Day alongside the Sesqui Centenary. President Coolidge urged proper flag draping as Washington prepared formal Capitol ceremonies.
Bobby Jones, the temporary eclipse of the champion, struggled in heavy rain at Oakmont during the opening round of the national golf championship. Jones shot 76, four over par, as his putting failed and the course remained slick. Jock Hutchinson and Larry Nabholtz posted late scores despite the downpour with Ted Ray and others close behind.
A Weather Guess forecast notes largely cloudy conditions tonight with cooler areas in the north and a Wednesday fair, slow temperature rise. Rain spreads east to the Atlantic coast and south toward the Gulf. moderate rainfall in the Ohio valley and eastern Texas with low pressure over the Appalachians and a second low over Alberta extending to Mexico. Temperature shifts are slight with scattered readings: Atlantic City 62, Chicago 54, Miami 84, New York 54, Pittsburgh 62, San Francisco 54, Washington 62, Yellowstone Park 40.
Local weather note logs a river height of one foot and precipitation .16 inches. Sunset times listed as 7 32 p m with a sunrise or vises 4 28 p m. The fragment mentions a Wednesday date and times for observation.
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