Secretary Work Named Chairman G O P National Committee
Washington June 21 Interior Secretary Hubert Work named chairman of the new Republican national committee to direct the Hoover Curtis campaign. J R Nutt named national treasurer. Frank Burke announced officers. Fort named secretary. vice chairs Williams Her and Pomeroy. Work, 68, a physician and former postmaster general, has long backed Hoover.
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Oregon
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New Jersey
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Pennsylvania
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Greeley
Pueblo
Colorado State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Bradford district Woodmen meeting confers many degrees
Modern Woodmen of America district meeting at P. A. C. hall last night awarded numerous degrees to a large class. District Deputy C. M. Wolfe of Tionesta praised the degree team, with Major R. J. Sharp of Kane delivering the principal address. Delegations from multiple towns attended. Warren Camp No. 7374 hosted a dinner and smoker after the session.
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C. M. Wolfe
Tionesta
R. J. Sharp
Kane
Ludlow
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Union City
Waterford
North East
Edinboro
Mill Village
Mansfield
O. Warren
Experimental traffic light at Warren intersection proposed
A temporary traffic light with red, green and amber signals has been installed at the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Hickory Street by order of the Borough Council's police committee and the burgess. If successful, lights may be added permanently at Liberty Street and Second Avenue and at Pennsylvania Avenue and Market Streets. Citizens are invited to send short signed letters to the editor for the Public Forum.
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Political chatter mixes with stock notes in 1923 NY American
The New York American reports Lord Ritchie and Governor Smith tangled over a slate with Reed standing firm in Missouri race. Kansas City style 1923 presidential plan hinted with Smith on first ballot and a farmer friendly VP. Californian losses lighten as real estate gains draw attention away from stocks. Chevrolet president Knudsen notes May 1928 output up 25 000 cars year over year and May 28 peak production of 7075 units. Continued on Page Two.
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Ward
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General Motors
Ohio Golfer Takes Early Round Lead in Open
Olympia Fields Chicago June 21 UP Comparatively unknown golfers shadow established favorites in the national open rounds Leonard Schmutte Lima Ohio led with 71 two strokes ahead of Bobby Jones Atlanta Diegel Washington Leach Overbrook Pa and Morrison Monterey Cal each shot 72 or 73 as Jones 73 followed.
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Chicago
Leonard Schmutte
Lima
Ohio
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Schmutte
Bill Leach
Overbrook
Leo Diegel
Washington
Jones
Fred Morrison
Monterey
Cal
State Moves To Establish State Owned Airports
Harrisburg June 21 The governor’s cabinet met to discuss creating state owned airports with eight landing fields targeted in strategic areas. A committee will study options for acquisition by the highways department public service commission state police and state aeronautics commission later, once funding is available in the January 1929 session. The state owns 1 500 000 acres of forest land that could host fields.
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Samuel Beckley
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Public Service Commission
State Police
State Aeronautics Commission
Culbertson Named Ambassador to Chile
Washington June 21 AP Secretary Kellogg announces William C. Culbertson of Emporia Kansas will be ambassador to Chile succeeding William M. Collier Culbertson resigns as minister to Roumania where he has served since 1926 Bucharest successor to be named soon
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Lindbergh Leaves St Paul In Ryan Monoplane
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departed St Paul in his Ryan monoplane at 11 35 a m for an unannounced destination. Host W Hill said the fuel load permitted about 1000 miles, and Detroit had been widely speculated as the intended city.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Horse Hair Worm Appears After Long Rain in Warren
A horse hair worm seen in Warren area gardens and farms after persistent rain. William H. Rudolph found one on a cucumber vine and brought it to the farm bureau for identification. The creature can stretch half its length and generally stays in water, only venturing onto land after heavy rainfall.
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Explosions at Trojan Powder plant cause heavy damage
Fire at the Trojan Powder Co plant in Allentown destroyed a powder shed containing 17 kilns, with four kilns exploding at midnight and three more before noon. No injuries reported among 300 workers, though debris injured night watchman Albert Fritzinger. Firefighters expect more explosions from three loaded kilns.
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Heavy rains flood eastern Missouri across the region
Heavy rains in eastern Missouri sent streams over their banks and damaged crops. The Mississippi River rose about one foot per hour near Mokane, prompting evacuations as Mokane floods increased. In Callaway County streams overflowed, and two men were hurt near Fulton when their car plunged into a flood ravine on highway 54.
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Drill Producer on Sheffield Township Lot
The well drilled by Ford & Titus on Sheffield Township Lot 49 has been shot and is expected to yield four or five barrels. Test suggests production of 28 000 to 29 000 feet of gas. They plan another well about 50 feet southeast on the same lease. They hold 100 acres in this lease and 878 in a nearby tract.
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Sheffield Township
Tremblor Rocks Cordova Alaska
A severe earthquake struck Cordova and nearby areas at 8 27 a m Pacific Coast Standard Time lasting about a minute and a half No damage was reported.
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U. P
Clearing Skies Bring Relief to Southwest Area
Kansas City, June 21 Weather in the Southwest shifted from storms to clearing skies and high heat after a week of tornadoes hail and strong winds. The multi state damage included eleven deaths and thousands made homeless in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. floods also affected the White River and Lake Taneycomo near Hollister.
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The Tribune Tonight Page Mentions For Local Items
The fragment lists various sections and pages of The Tribune Tonight including After Six In Memory's Portrait Gallery Cross Word Puzzle editorials Tomes sport news and local society church news with death notice for Chang Tso Lin and radio programs closing stock quotations and Want Ads across pages two to fourteen.
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Honey Lou
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Tidioute
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Thompson Hall
Fire causes $40,000 loss at Wise department store
A fire in Brownsville Pennsylvania damaged the Wise department store, destroying building and stock valued at about $40,000. Three city fire companies battled the flames for several hours before gaining control.
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Wise Department
President Coolsidge lands six trout on Brule River outing
President Coolidge fished from early morning to late afternoon and caught six trout on the Brule River. The largest fish weighed 13 4 pounds, and a Rainbow followed at 21 4 pounds. Col. E. W. Starling joined the outing at Cedar Island lodge.
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Vote July 10 on Grand Valley school bond
Grand Valley borough schedules a special election for July 10 to approve a $5,000 school bond to add space and equipment for a high school course. Board directors endorsed the plan after talks with C. H. Knapp and state education officials. Ballots prepared by Newell Printing of Warren.
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Comuty Schools
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Department of Public Instruction
Newell Printing Company
Warren
George Leavy
Commissioners
Miss Boll Returns to New York in Columbia
Miss Boll backs a transatlantic attempt by the first woman pilot, arriving in New York aboard the monoplane Columbia after a Harbor Grace run. The flight was piloted by Oliver Le Boutillier with Arthur Argles as co pilot and Andrew Surrini as mechanic. they landed at 2 50 p m after leaving at 3 07 a m.
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Amelia Earhart
Mabel Bell
Harbor Grace
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Oliver le Boutillier
Arthur Argles
Andrew Surrini
Weather Forecast With Showers Overnight
Weather sketch notes showers tonight and likely Friday morning with little temperature change. Local observation reports rainfall around 8 a m and 0 84 inch total. River precipitation shown tonight at 7 34 and Friday is uncertain with chess at aor site trl.
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