Warren Tribune Masthead and subscription rates
The Warren Tribune membership lists officers and directors including E D Wetmore, W T Kelly, R G Chapel, H H Bassett, and others. It details subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, advertising policies, circulation notice, and editorial notes including open letters policy and a Bible verse prayer.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. Chapel
KR. W. Cousine
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
W. H. Wright
Ed.c. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Tih
National Advertising Representative
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
White House Meeting Links Lindbergh and Coolidge
Evangeline Lindbergh and Grace Coolidge shared a rare bond as teachers turned national figures. Both women, born to modest roots, spoke of common ground as Mrs Lindbergh’s Detroit chemistry career and Mrs Coolidge’s early lip reading work for the deaf surfaced in discussions. A Burlington chamber proposal envisions a Lindbergh fight symphony to honor the aviator, highlighting the global reaction to his perilous flight and the public celebration that followed.
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White House
Evangeline Lindbergh
Grace Coolidge
the Land
Mrs. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Detroit
Washington
Congressional
Mirs
Madame Curie
Coolidge
Mariage
School For the Deaf
Northampton
Mass
Mre
Weemont State Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
Chamber
Special Session Denied by President Coolidge and Smoot
Washington paused amid the Lindbergh complex as President Coolidge and Senator Smoot clashed over a possible special session of Congress. Utah Republican leader and Finance Committee chair Smoot issued a statement that Congress would convene in October, prompting Coolidge to issue a blunt denial and insist he would announce any session himself. The episode highlights tensions over leaks and timing in presidential communications.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Coolidge
Smoot
Congress
Utah
White House
Senate Finance Committee
The Way I Feel About It and Miscellany Snippet
A compact reading ofOpinion fragments and short tales from a 1910s periodical. Includes witty observations on Russia America and politics, a grim humor anecdote about a World War I field chaplain and a Tennessee boy seeking a Kaiser, plus brief musings on youth and manners.
Elks and Legion honor Flag Day in Warren Memorial Park
A Warren community Flag Day program at Memorial Park features a flag and staff presentation by American Legion officers. The evening also includes discussion of the county Fourth of July picnic and a note on fireworks regulations. The Was-Theatregoers welcome the return of By Gosh and The Seldom Fed Minstrels to Library Theatre, with praise for the show’s increasing humor.
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Warren Lodge of Elks
American Legion
Memorial Park
Legion
America
Continental Congress
Thich
Exposition Grounds
Gosh
Library Theatre
Warren
G. Gifford Smith
Gifford
Community Chest
Gifford Smith
Keeping Healthy by Dr. A. F. Carrier
Dr. Carrier discusses hospital costs and the burden on different income groups. He advocates for economy in hospital operations and notes future hospital plans with weekly charges around 25 dollars, affecting many (clerks, officials, and families). He urges thoughtful public funding and policy to reduce unaffordable care.
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New York
Flag Day Exercises Weather Affected Plans
Notices invite attendance at Flag Day events in Ele morial Park or Elk Club depending on weather tonight. If fair, Ele morial Park ceremonies proceed. if rain, Elk Club hosts instead. Strong emphasis on outdoor turnout and venue contingency.
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Elemorial Park
Elk Club
Keystones and presidential nomination chatter fades
A collage of newspaper snips notes skepticism about the Democratic presidential nomination’s electability, plus humorous quips on car ownership and modern marriage. It reflects local papers’ brisk, tongue in cheek take on political talk and social customs.
Why Do We Have a Flag A Poem by Edgar Guest
The poem traces the flag’s meaning from primitive tribes and kings to modern unity. A child is reminded that Old Glory represents love and truth, and that every viewer is part of a worldwide clan striving for the betterment of humankind.
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Retrospective items from The and Three Years Ago
A 1824 note recalls Anthony Larsen and daughter Lilian leaving for Ohio Wesleyan to see Alice graduate. In Warren public schools 409 pupils had perfect attendance this term, nearly double last year. Chandlers Valley residents enjoyed aviator entertainment as Virgil King’s ship performed nearby.
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Anthony Larsen
Lillian
Wayne Avenus
Delia
Ohio Wesleyan
University
Warren Public Schools
The Age of Jazz and Individual Liberty
John Hubert Greusel argues that individualism has evolved through history from Roman conformity to French Revolution upheaval. He notes how past societies silenced dissent and how modern America embraces personal liberty, with the World War accelerating this shift while urging restraint to avoid harming others.
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Rome
Quotes on business, aviation, energy, and debt policy
A series of topical quotations from figures such as United States District Judge John C. Knox, Representative T. W. Harrison, Representative Charles A. Eaton, undersecretary Qyden L. Mills, author Upton Sinclair, Osbert Sitwell, and Ogden L. Mills. The excerpts touch on juror qualifications in bankruptcy, aviation’s commercial potential, powder and energy production, Liberty Bond exchanges, views on love and sex, American identity, and federal debt policy.
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United States
John C. Knox
Germany
France
Italy
England
Charles A. Eaton
Floyd Deil
Upton Sinclair
Songs of a Wlousewile by Marjorie Krawlings
A humorous verse about a housewife who chases tiny domestic tasks, then quits. The speaker admits small achievements feel virtuous despite efforts that end in inaction. Copyright 1927 by EFS. Readers invited to mail notes to Mrs Mawlings.
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Marjorie Krawlings
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Gur Nailer
As” Oy
Franklin News-Herald
Ellwood City Ledger
Sharon Her
Just Folks
Edgar Guest
Lems
Chandlers Valugar Grove
York
Virgil King
Chandlers Alley
William Yeager
A. A. Keller
Coudersport
F. A. Steber
Cleveland
International Hvstery
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Percy Gilson Bom
Brock Street
Edgett Planing
Clark Street
North Warren State Hospital
Alumni Association
Millward Pope
W. E. Pope
John Hubert Greusel
Church
Napoleon III
Chamberlin
Europe
T. W. Harrison
Secretary of the Treasury
Liberty Loan
Bend
Qyden L. Mills
the Treasury
Osbert Sitwell
Harding
Rou Fry
Ogden L. Millz
Mra. Mawlings
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