Republican ticket slate for 1932 presidency and state offices
The ticket lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, David A. Reed as U.S. Senator, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter as Judge of the Supreme Court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for Assembly. The platform positions the Republican team across executive and judicial posts.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Traffic Lights Winning Favor In Warren Public Forum
Letters to the Tribune show nearly universal praise for traffic lights in Warren. Readers argue regulation improves safety and convenience, with minor criticisms easily fixed. Council should consider public opinion as guidance on adopting lights. a future vote could confirm or adjust sentiment.
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Warren
Spanish dictator’s broken engagement shocks Madrid society
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that Miguel Primo de Rivera y Urbaneja, Spain’s dictator, called off his betrothal to Mercedes Castellanos after she was seen in public with two men, the Count Cimera and the Duke of Almodovar, ending a highly anticipated royal scaled wedding plan.
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Spain
Italy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Matoure
Miguel Primo de Rivera Y Urbaneja
Estrella
Agdir
Mercedes Castellanos
Alfonso XII
Bella
Miguel
Mercedes
Madrid Stock Exchange
Count Cimera
Duke of
Spain’s First Gentleman Faces Public Shame Over Love
The text condemns the scandal involving Mercedes at 47 and a duke with Primo de Rivera, noting Spain’s code of propriety differs from American norms. It mocks the public exposure of a mature romance and ends with a biting wish that Mercedes defy the suitor and dismiss him.
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Spain
Mercedes
United States
Primo de Rivera
The Wind Piping Loud and Sailors’ Anthem
A rolling sea ballad praising the wind that fills the sails and drives the ship from England. It contrasts stormy weather with cheerful shanty lines, mentioning a gallant mast, white waves, and the mariners who find home on the restless sea. The verse is attributed to Allsn Cunningham.
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Old England
Reed versus Smith in Houston battle for the presidency
Senator Jim Reed of Missouri dominates the Houston stop with a defiant vow to win the White House or die trying. His rival Al Smith is absent, but Reed projects a fierce campaign energy, pledging no quarter and promising a hard fought race as he risks his senate seat for the presidency.
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Houston
Jim Reed
Missouri
al Smith
Jim
Reed
Senate
Washington
White House
Southwest
Hey
Bot
Just Folks Theory And Practice
Fragment from a poem reflecting on the gap between theory and practice. It notes wrongs and injustices, weathered hopes, and the need to move serenely toward a broader goal. The speaker contrasts theory with lived experience and urges resilience through sorrow and joy.
Public forum letters urge traffic signal lights in Warren
Readers of the Tribune submit letters urging installation of traffic signals at multiple intersections to improve safety and order for drivers and pedestrians. Contributors advocate signals at Penn Ave and Market Third Ave and other crossings, arguing they reduce danger and speed.
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Warren Tribune
Warren
Tribune
Pennsylvania Avenues
Hickory Street
Fifth
Conewango Avenues
Penn. Ave
Market
Third Ave
Second Ave
Liberty
Hickory
Hickory St
Penna. Ave
R. Pang
Peter's Adventures at Ostrich Farm
In a late afternoon tale Bobolink explains a plume cutting and race at Ostrich Farm. Sonny Bunny and Mrs Bobolink react with fear and curiosity as the family recalls the near miss and bedtime after a long afternoon venture.
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Sonny-Bunny
Bobohim
Sonny Bunny
Ostrich Farm
Bobolink
Sonny- Bunny
Hob
New Yorker diary contrasts city costs with free pleasures
Central Park and New York University concerts attract 15000 to 40000 nightly, funded by the Guggenheim family, offering free classical music from Wegner to Beethoven. The piece also savors the city’s high prices versus accessible pleasures and lampoons Henry Louis Mencken, noting his unglamorous look and habits.
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Central Press Dispatch
the Tribune New York
Frandway
Central Park
New York University
Goldsman Band
Wegner
Mozart
Bach
Struss
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
Guggenheim
New York
Diet and Health Notes on Adhesions and Tuberculosis
Dr. Susan Offutt of Mayo Clinic notes adhesions vary by individual after inflammations and operations. Proper postprocedure movement and active exercise help prevent them, though some may require surgical release. For dieters risking tuberculosis, vitamin A from cod liver oil supports immunity. a balanced diet and cautious reductions are advised.
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Susan Offutt
Mayo Clinic
Grandin Community Association Charter Approved in Tidioute
President Judge Arird signed an order approving the charter granted to the Grandin Community association of Tidioute. Captain Charles G. Pearson, Warren, spoke at a Kane conference of officers of the third battalion 112 infantry.
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Arird
Grandin Community Association
Tidioute
Charles G. Pearson
Warren
112 Infantry
Kane
Legion Endowment Fund drives for prospects today
Nearly one hundred members of the American Legion Endowment Fund are soliciting prospects for their quota. Five street market hucksters appeared this morning offering home grown strawberries, plants and flowers.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
Warren High alumni banquet and dance held at outing club
On June 28, 1926 about one hundred couples attended the Warren High School alumni banquet and dance at the Warren Outing Club. Also the state highway department in Harrisburg opened bids for 8873 feet of improved highway in Freehold township and Bear Lake borough yesterday.
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Warren High School
Warren Outing Club
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Freehold Township
Bear Lake Borough
Deer Sightings On Highway Beside Allegheny Springs Route
W H Berry reported a novel experience as two deer grazed along the highway during a morning trip from Allegheny Springs to Warren. Ruth Mattison of Spring Creek, a Corry High graduate, won a $100 scholarship prize.
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W. H. Berry
Allegheny Springs
Warren
Ruth Mattison
Spring Creek
Corry High
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Warren Tribune Company
D. Wetmore
Henry HL. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
Henry B.sett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
J. B. Moore
J. & Ven Cleve
E. D. Wetmore
Wilkes H. Wright
Frank B Ford
J. R van Cleve
Tressurer
Howard L. Schuletheln
Devine-Wailis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Garrier
Mall
Republican
the Tribune
Charles P. Stewart
Engara
Avenue
Walter Karr
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
New Yorker
Clark Beinaird
Henry Louis Mencken
Bob
Mrs. Bobolink
Mother Ostrich
Lulu Bunt
Lalu Hunt Peters
Wareren Trii
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