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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
3
The Jamestown high school pageant on June 21 and 22 will unfold on campus with a cast of eleven hundred. The stage costumes lighting and a special telephone plant are ready. The event features items like Ford's oldest stage coach and a historic fire wagon as part of a century of memory.
Reward of 310.00 offered for information leading to discovery of a party who appropriated an upholstered chair drop Ped from truck Saturday morning June 11 between Sheffield PA and James Town NC. Call Sheffield 59. June 15 1931.
William A. Cleveland, 52, detective for the Buffalo Terminal Association of Railway Police, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon in a Hamilton Ontario hotel where the group was meeting. Heart trouble is suspected. A resident of this city for 12 years he lived at 314 Hazel Street. The body, to be accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland, is expected to arrive this afternoon. The Baptist church member will be mourned with funeral services to be announced.
A D A R chapter editorial urges guarding the flag from Moscow propaganda and insists on national common sense guiding political and diplomatic decisions. It appeals to Revolutionary forebears and urges careful scrutiny of domestic and foreign policy.
The passage extols American citizens for upholding lawful government and national unity. It praises the flag as a symbol of liberty, republican values, and social democracy while invoking Revolutionary forefathers. It closes with a thought on the balance of honesty and distrust among people.
The article argues for a prohibition law to curb banquets held without alcohol, noting most speeches at such events fail to satisfy attendees. It emphasizes requiring legal action to regulate these gatherings.
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