Winning of Farm Vote Now Major Party Objective
Kansas City dispatch notes farm belt wooing as pivotal for the coming election. Democrats seek to capitalize on farmer discontent from the Kansas City convention while Republicans realign after the farm relief quarrel. Senator Reed opposes McNary Haugen. Hoover aid seen as key to farm relief. Inspections of Company I, 112th regiment, Pennsylvania National Guard slated for Monday at State Armory.
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Raymond Clapper
Kansas City
Washington
Tammany Ball
Hudson River
Smith
Wagner
New York
Democratic Party
McNary
Senate Agricultural Committee
McNary- Haugen
Hoover
Ralph Snyder
State Farm Bureau
Lowden
James E. Watson
Bert Truman
Curtis
Farm Relief
112Th Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
State Armory
Charles Mie
WANT PRUIT FOR HOME AND CANNING JARS DONATION
The Children’s Home seeks volunteers to refill jelly jars during canning season. Call at the home to pick up bees jars and assist with the effort. The notice also lists local ball game attendees and other town happenings from Warren, including Dick Clark visiting and a youth struck by a foul ball.
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples In Warren Glenfield Corry
The register and recorder issued marriage licenses today to Earl Anderson and Ardena G Kohler of Warren. Also licensed were Benjamin Frank and Jin Young of Glenfield, and Hazel Gertrude Flynn of Corry.
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The
Register and Recorder Today
Earl Anderson
Ardena G. Kohler
Warren
Benjamin Frank
Jin Young
Glenfield
Hazel Gertrude Flynn
Corry
Publicity men arrive for Warren racing dinner
Harry Riggins director of publicity for the Universal Auto Racing Association and John T. Cucase of the publicity department arrived in Warren Monday morning to attend a press dinner at the Liberty Inn on Liberty Street at six o'clock. The big races are set for July 14.
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Harry Riggins
Universal Auto Racing Association
New York City
John T. Cucase
Association
Warren
Liberty Inn
Liberty Street
Reverend Hognander accepts new pastorate in Minneapolis
Rev. Carl A. Hognander, pastor of the First Mission church in Jamestown for nine years, has accepted the call to lead the Gethsemane Mission church in Minneapolis. He is well known in Warren, having visited here multiple times.
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Carl A. Hognander
First Mission Church
Jamestown
Gethsemane Mission Church
Minneapolis
Hognander
Warren
Safety week ends with parade of wrecked cars in Jamestown
Safety week concludedSaturday afternoon in Jamestown with a parade of wrecked automobiles hauled on wreckers through the streets. Each vehicle bore a sign naming the cause of its damage. The event showcased road safety concerns to area residents.
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Jamestown
Woman cut by flying glass in car collision
Sadie Thompson of Wetmore suffered severe cuts to face and body when her car collided with a stalled vehicle between Kane and Wetmore Saturday morning. A Kane physician treated her injuries at the scene.
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Sadie Thompson
Wetmore
Kane
Occidental Chapter Meeting At Masonic Temple
Visitors from the Corry Kane and Rideway chapters are expected at the Occidental Chapter 235 R. A. M. meeting at the Masonic Temple Liberty Street Monday night. The Royal Purple degree is to be exemplified on a class of candidates.
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Corry
Kane and
Rideway
Occidental
Masonic Temple
Liberty Street
Dwarf Cow Passes Through Smeth Port to Pittsburgh Museum Promise
A three year old dwarf cow weighing 200 pounds with bowed legs and an arched back resembling a bison has drawn interest from buyers in Smethport. Owner William Jones intends to donate the animal to the Pittsburgh museum upon its death.
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Mototista
Smethport
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Pittsburgh
Were on visit from Temple to Warren
Ralph Sprague arrived in Warren on Sunday from Temple University Philadelphia to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Sprague of East Street. He will return to Philadelphia this week to accept a summer position at the Philadelphia National Bank and will begin his junior year at the university in the fall.
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Ralph Sprague
Warren
Temple University
Philadelphia
Charles Sprague
East Street
Sprague
Philadelphia National Bank
Theuniversity
Hearing Today For Mike Pado On Non Support Charge
Mike Pado a 35 year old resident of Sheffield faces a hearing before Justice of the Peace Pratt this afternoon on a non support charge filed by his wife. The couple have five children. Pado was arrested on a warrant at Denora Pa fifty miles from Pittsburgh Friday by Sheriff Harry Jefferson and his son Edward who accompanied him. Pado was committed to jail.
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Mike Pado
Sheffield
Justice of the Peace
Pratt
Pado
Denora
Pittsburgh
Harry Jefferson
Jefferson
Edward
Paolo
Chicken Park supper at M. E. church Youngsville
Community notice for a supper at the M. E. church in Youngsville on Wednesday night June 20. Admission price is stated as boc. Public summons to attend.
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M. E. Church
Youngsville
Price Boc
Injunction Bars State Road Bond Issue in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 13 Judge W J Hargest issued an injunction stopping State Treasurer Samuel Lewis and Auditor General Edward Martin from advertising or selling 3 million in road bonds to replace bonds retired since 1918. The ruling challenges Governor Fisher's May 29 1928 order and raises constitutional questions ahead of November elections. The case, brought by taxpayer William H Montgomery Jr, tests state authority to reissue bonds against amendments and potential highway and state college building financing.
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Harrisburg
W. J. Hargest
Dauphin County Court Today
Samuel Lewis
Edward Martin
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Fisher
Auditor General
Board of Finance and Revenue
William H. Montgomery Jr
State College
National Guard
Court limits 1918 bond issue to issue not reissue
The opinion holds the 1918 bond authorizes the state to issue bonds but not to reissue. After reviewing Pennsylvania and other state decisions the court states the amendment does not authorize bonds up to fifty million dollars to replace redeemed, paid, and cancelled bonds. Defendants must pay all costs.
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Hargest
Pennsylvania
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Rose M Orr
Mrs Rose M Orr lifelong Warren resident dies at 745 am at her daughter Mrs Ray C Pickett s home aged 55 She fell and fractured her hip ten weeks of illness followed by shock Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Pickett home Rev Chas T Greer will officiate Interment in Oakland Cemetery She was born January 19 1843 to Daniel and Dorcas Nesmith Her husband Richard C Orr died 29 years ago.
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Rose M.ore
Rose M. Orr
Warren
Ray C. Pickett
Thigh Avenue
Pickett
Chas. T. Greer
Oakland Cemetery
Orr
Mrs. Orr
Daniel and
Dorcas Nesmith
Richard C. Orr
Ludlow Scouts Fail To Qualify In Regional Jamboree
Eight of fourteen Boy Scout troops qualified at the educational regional jamboree in New Castle. Troop 42 Ludlow scored 829 out of 1000, failing to pass the 850 threshold. Butler county’s Butler troop led with 919 points. the lowest score was 781. Warren county entries excelled in camping tests per Frank Rovd, with Carl Rogers and Evar Swanson among staff and leaders.
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New Castle
Troop 42
Ludlow
Warren County
Butler Troop
Butler County
Frank C. Rovd
Carl Rogers
Warren
Evar Swanson
G. W. Olmsted
Arthur Hanson
Roud
Flag Day Luncheon and Program in Tidioute D A R
The Tidioute chapter of the D A R held a Flag Day luncheon at Mrs L L Hunter’s home on Main Street. Out of town D A R leaders attended including Honorary President General Mrs G M Minor of Waterbury and Vice Presidents General Mrs C Bissel and Mrs J B Morris. The event featured a decorated luncheon, a Flag Day program led by Mrs Harold Hawkey, and talks and solos about the flag's history and meaning.
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Tidioute
L. L. Hunter
Main Street
Southington
Mass
N.S
J. B. Morris
Pittsburgh
N. S
N. Hawland Brown
Norristown
Pennsylvania
J. Arrowsmith
Erie
N. R. Hawkey
Harold Hawkey
Daughters of the American Colonists
Olive Siggins
Norman Tompaett
Hitory
God
Orrin Siggins
George Warden
New Castle
Swickley
Oil City
Warren
Tronesta
Nebraska
Endeavor
Wickery
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Memorial Bridge
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Spokane
Wash
Marine Flier
Grank Schildt
U.S.M.C
President Coolidge
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Nicaragua
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Western
H. Y. Miller
Sugargrove
John D. Clarke
Miller Farm
Kistler
Reymon M. Kistler
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Warren First Presbyterian Church
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Don Stroup
Westline
George Morgan
Kinzua Creek
Emile Stenger
Dinner Bell
Fentonville, N
Keystone Face Brick CO
Youngerville, Pa
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Austin Anderson
Fourth Ave
Rita
du Pont
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Potentines Mye
N. K. Wendelboe Co
Tidioute D. A. R
Hunter Home
Jeanne
Margaret Blair
Clarendon
Norman Tompsett
Jack White
George Snyder
Reading
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McGraw Grange Hall
Carl Grettenberger
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