Apostle Of Safety Arrives In Warren For Safe Driving Messages
A night arrival in Warren brings At. B. Hickox, former race driver and aviator, to spread his safe driving gospel. He urges right‑side driving, hand signals, courtesy, attention to traffic laws, braking practice, and vigilance at crossings and around children, hoping to inspire a local campaign with support from service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Apostle of
Warren
Hickox
Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Railway Cross
Ice Cream Soda Origin at Kline’s Place in 1872
Robertson and Tiet TM invented an ice cream soda after being allowed to experiment by the proprietor who urged them to create a good drink for under two cents. The beverage soon became a staple on the Kline bill of fare as patrons flocked to the shop. The Collab Tiet took place in 1872, and Robertson later said he did not regret not patenting the idea.
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Flore
Robertson and Tiet
Kline
Ahad Eling
Robertson
Flyers Arrive and Set Flights At McGook Field
The report notes officers completing aviation training in 1917 with Lieuenant Hegenberger in charge at McGook field Dayton Ohio. It also mentions Captain Frane Malkovsky and Lieutenant Ludwig Pavlosky planning a Prague to New York flight in August. Tennis results from Wimbledon show Francis Hunter advancing to the third round after defeating Kingscote, while Rene Lacoste beat S M Tacob of India in four sets.
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Rich Field
Waco
Texas
University of Texas At Austin
Lieuenant Hegenberger
McGook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Army
Vienna
U. P
Frane Malkovsky
Ludwig Pavlosky
Prague
New York
Wimbledon
Eng
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
All-England Tennis Club
A. R. F. Kingscote
Rene Lacoste
France
S. M. Tacob
Inalia
Allegheny Grads Largest Class at Meadville Campus
Meadeville report notes Allegheny College awards degrees to 117 men and women in its largest graduating class. Rev. Joseph D. Piper, class of 1910, receives the degree of sect or divinity. Erie items detail boxing match news with plans for a July 12 Brooklyn bout and a welterweight title shot later in the summer involving Sammy Baker and Tom Freeman.
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Meadville
Alegheny College
Joseph D. Piper
First Methodist Church of
Irwin
Erie
Sammy Baker
Brooklyn
Tom McArdle
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe Dundee
Bob Sanzster
Freeman
Serse Baker
City
Can Zi
Ace Hadas
Nenska Bearcal
New York
Radio Program Listings Scene From United Press
Compiled schedules show WEAF WJZ WABC WHN and many affiliates broadcasting daytime and evening programs. Includes orchestra dance music dinner music talk segments and regional station clocks listing times for Detroit Pittsburgh Newark and New York among others.
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Cny
Timore
Wse
Sostor
Rancale
WEAF
Mmureic
Wnt
Detroit
WEAP
DE Etroit
Moncton
Evaemble
Dingo Mencion Arist Wor
Newark
NEV
Jajed
Presa Borelel
Commodore
Orehese
Fbmery
Roger K
New York
WMYG
WGBS
WABC
WHN
WMCA
WIP
Philadelphia
Rimnee Muse
Noa
Ave Maria Ensemble
Bance Orchert Wei
Pimeadeltia Ene Ee
United Preas
Ueche RE E
Alex
WHAM
Rochester
Nas Newey
WGY
Wvleun Hewn
sPiacehertes Chamber Mowe
Macowell Mule Cheano
Macchels
Ilo
Ectoronto
Universal
Ekmah Creek
Ravsis
Charter Open for Warren County Motor Club
George W Stevens former Erie Motor Club secretary opened a charter for Warren County Motor Club after surveying Warren. Temporary headquarters are set up and 25 signers are sought to secure charter. Expected county membership near a thousand in three months. Club offers emergency road service across the United States and Canada, towing, maps, legal and notary help, and advocacy for motorist interests. affiliated with the American Automobile Association which runs over a thousand offices and 500000 members.
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George W Stevens
Erie Motor Club
Warren
Warren Motor Club
Erie
Stevens
Warren County Motor Club
United States
Canada
American Automobile Association
Warren Club
Three Golf Marathoners Die Hard At East Potomac Crossing
Three men faced a brutal golf marathon at East Potomac course as they aimed to beat Eddie Tipton’s 261 hole record. By noon Tipton Ludrell and Dey had completed 155 holes, averaging close to 45 strokes per nine, while tracking miles walked and pounds shed in heavy fog.
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Washington
Eddie Tipton
East Potomac
Tipton
Marvin Ludrell
Larry Dey
Volid
Tiptnn
Dey
Luetrell
Tiptem
Jail over unpaid taxes sparks Washington county case
Washington Pa June 21 Mrs Caroline Behanna 48 Eldora sits in the county jail rather than pay road and school taxes totaling 540 She is the fifth Monongahela valley resident to seek temporary confinement over tax dues Also noted are Henrietta Moss of North Chamber and Wade Forfod Meonnahgele jailed earlier for small city tax and later released by voluntary contributions. In San Francisco John Drew 93 remains critically ill with arthritis in hospital.
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Washington
Caroline Behanna
Eldora
Washington County
Behanna
Monongahela Valley
Henrietta Moss
North Chamberoi
Wade
Lis
Columbus Grange to Meet Saturday in June
June 20 Columbus Grange schedules a Saturday session on June 24 with a pre noon regular meeting, a noon dinner, and an afternoon Children’s Day program. The item notes Mr Gates will open a barber shop in the former library space and mentions local residents and travels in nearby towns.
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Columbus
Columbus Grange
Gates
Mallett
Pratt
Re Dunkirk
Fredonia
Mise Erma Gordon
Steamburg
Washington
Tme
Dempsey En Route to New York for Upcoming Fight
Jack Dempsey arrived in Wilmington with wife Estelle Taylor and said he seeks a bout this summer. He planned to sign with Tex Rickard for a July 21 clash with Jack Sharkey, winner to meet Gene Tunney for the heavyweight title. Dempsey weighed over 200 pounds and appeared in good health after training in California.
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Wilmington
Del
Jack Dempsey
New York
Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Miss Tylors
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Rickaut
Shalkes
San Francico
Chicago
Detroit
California
Pittsburgh Market Notes and Bell Pardon Hearing
A Pittsburgh market report lists varied stocks and price shifts. John A. Bell, bankrupt financier, seeks delay to September for his pardon board hearing, while Mercer County orders a public dance hall clean up and enforcement against intoxicated drivers.
Robbery at Corry targets North Center street store
The Atlantic and Pacific store on North Center street Corry was entered and robbed of about $25 last night. Corry police seek cooperation with Warren police as the job resembles recent heists.
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Corry
Atlantic and Pacific
North Center Street
Warren Police Department
May R. Stone Class Entertained At Home
The May R. Stone class of First Presbyterian Church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Stohl 225 Oneida avenue with social time and games A luncheon was served by Miss Stohl assisted by the June committee. Dartmouth commencement exercises report several graduates including Paul Messner Donald Weeks Bogert Phillip Benjamin who earned masters degrees and fellowships.
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S. 5
May R. Stone
First Presbyterian Church
3Ther Stohl
Oneida Avenue
Miss Stohl
Dartmouth
Paul Messner
W. F. Messner
Donald Weeks Bogert
F. C. Bogart
Phillip Benjamin
C. W. Benjamin
Crow Dartmouth
Campbell
Princeton
Freeman Ekey Takes Two Week Vacation in Warren
In and Out of Town notes Freeman Ekey son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ekey of Biddle Street is spending a two week vacation in Warren Mr Ekey holds a position in Milwaukee
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Freeman Ekey
Frank Ekey
Biddle Street
Warren
Mr. Ekey
Milwaukee
Sixteen Men Cling to Wave-Swept Barge Near Highland Light
At dawn sixteen men were clinging to wave swept barges mile and a half from Highland Light coast guard station. A fog and rising tide hampered the rescue as coast guardsmen awaited a tow. The craft, bound from Portland to Philadelphia, broke adrift yesterday after anchor chains failed.
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Ruston
Mase
V. Pr
Sirleennan
Highland Light Coast Guard
Portland
Philadelphia
Market Letter Notes Mixed Signals on Stocks and Oils
The market remains slow with some big caps like General Motors Baldwin and U.S. Steel showing resilience while others face weakness. Oil stocks gain modestly as crude risk and refined product flows are weighed against demand. Highlights mention Radio Corporation, Intertype Corp, Gulf States Steel, and Postini with mixed implications for dividends, earnings, and price paths. Domestic oil output rises and Seminole production hits a record, while prices for industrials and various commodities edge differently in New York trading.
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Fodays Stone Industrials and Oils
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch Meg i G
American Locomotive
American Steel Toundey
Tobacc
American Woolen
Atchison Atlantic Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdale Ao
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufactibrims
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pusey
Ohio
Chicago
St Paul
Chile
Chrysler Corporation
Eaien Cllgettterteeesire
Cal Carbon
Madson Motorsupp Motors
Osual Gas Inspiration
International Combustion
International Nickel P
RAS Surdan Motora
Kansas City
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Marland OF
Miami Copper
Mid Continent
Pew Middle Lines
Missoni Pacifi Moon Motorn
Bseuil Nevada
Conpera Rew Haven
Reading
Republic Iron “Ah Steel Si Sinclair OW
Skelly Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern BR
Standard Tly Aint Elvetnier Stewart Wester Ao
Cee Rees
Studebaker Oo
Ee Texas Corp
Trane
Con
Union Ol
California
Union Pacific
U. S
U.S
U. S. Steel
Vanadivar Oo
Wabhusa “al. Westinghourn Electric
White
Woolworth
Willys Overkind
Anglo American Humble Oi
International Petroleum
Mountain Peroducers
Natonal Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennockie Pipe Line
Gaz
Salt Creek
South Menno
Standard OW
Kan
Standard Oil
Standard OM
N. J
N.Y
CURB
American Mariaibory Cities
Servce Proy
Giliee Service Bankers
Continental Oil
Purant del
General
Mim
Idaho Gopper
Bradford
York
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Arkansas Gas
General Mowrs
Baldwin
U.S. Steel
Radio Corporation Marixes
Intertype Corp
Gulf States Steel
Postini
Market Prices for Various Grades of Oil by Agencies
Market prices list multiple oil grades including Pennsylvania Grade 641 and 96 cent Buckeye Pips lines, with figures from several transit and pipeline companies. Prices shown include 4.10, 2.90, 2.60, 2.80, 2.00, and 1.05 per unit across different pipelines and regions. Several agencies referenced include New York Transit Co, National Transit Co, Eureke Pipe Line Co, and Cana d a.
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Pricce
Pennsylvania
New
NY York Transit Co
Bradford Dietriet
National Transit Co
Pennsyivante
Nattional Transit Co
South Want Pa
Eureke
Fine Line Co. Linea
Eureka
Spalantad West
ATIOD
Cananda
Wedetseen
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Charles Lindbergh
Allegheny
United Press
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Weldor
U.P
Central Tire Station
Ener
Feany Atlanta
Dunner Myric
WIZ
Congress Carnival
WMAQ
Overesira
Auditoriu Opera
Wesh-Wiid
Bao
Liptown Theatre
Fung
Virtoran Ochew
WRBM
Minckhank
Pia
WLS
Plasece
Wgn-Wlis
Wear
Dallas
Weems” Orchestra
Theatre
Hoor
Davenport
Denver
Renova
Gonzeles Urehert
Des Moines
Raeigh Quirter
WBAP
Fort Worth
KFA
Lincoln
Lanner
Louisville
WCCO
MPLS
Nashville
Aim
Louis
The
Zion
Ill
County Motor Club
San Francisco
John Drew
Tate
Loula
Chicezo
Dempsey Enroute
Saya
Sharkey
Rickard
Estelle ‘Taylor
Arerive
New Yi
Kay
Richerta Cnd
New York Stock Exchange
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
C. K. Eaton
John .A. Bell
Pardon Board
Bell
Allegheny Genera
Mercer Mercer
Mercer County
J. A. McLaughry
County Constabulary
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth Avenue
Chestnut Street
Wesley Baines
Arthur Baines
Tidioute R. FD
General Hospital
Margaret Sechriest
Pine Street
Nay. Richards & Company
Santos
Long Island
White Famey
Pacific Coast
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