Stewart Indicted for Perjury in Teapot Dome Quiz
Robert W. Stewart, chair of Standard Oil of Indiana, is indicted in Washington on three counts for perjury before the Senate Teapot Dome committee. He allegedly denied knowledge of Continental Trading Company profits while having received bonds, with potential two to 10 years imprisonment. The case stems from statements to the committee and follows prior contempt acquittal. The Senate directed the investigation after his testimony, and a grand jury returned the indictment.
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Washington
U. F
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana Board of Directors
District of Columbia
Stewart Jone
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Senate
Nobile Rescued After Arctic Plane Crashes Twice
Gen Nobile, rescued from an encampment north of Northeastland, suffered a fractured shin and back contusions just before the rescue plane arrived. Lieutenant Lundborg, who led the mission, risked heavy weather and fog to attempt multiple rescues and is reported unharmed.
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Nobile
Lundborg
Anxiy
Rome
U. P.1
Behaunek
F. Behaunek
Trovani
Felice Trovani
Vighieri
Alfredo Viglieri
Biagg Giuseppe Bisgi
Nerenane Viglieri
Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Korg
Swedish rescue asks for planes after air crash reports
A landing sight was prepared as all seemed well, and a radio message was sent from the Nobile camp emergency set to General Nobile aboard the supply ship Citta Di Viaro. Captain Tornberg, heading Swedish rescue operations, asked Stockholm's Swedish third flying corps commander to dispatch two sport planes capable of a three hour two man flight.
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Nobile
Citta di Viaro
Lundborg
Tornberg
Swedish Third Flying Corps
Stockholm
Bridges Swept Casually Across Roosevelt Highway Storm
A burst storm along the Roosevelt Highway near Columbus uprooted two trees and spilled earth and gravel onto the road. Fire crews and a watchman kept motorists safe through the night as Youngsville endured severe flooding. Rescue efforts saved Alfred Kingston from his submerged car, while others reported widespread property damage, including a store’s stock and cattle losses. Telephone service remained largely intact though some poles fell in Youngsville and several bridges and road approaches were washed out or damaged.
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Roosevelt Highway
Columbus
Highway Department
Youngsville
Moter
Cor Ty
Alfred Kingston
East Sicko
Kingston
Coen 1
J. K_ Nyquist
Davis
Harry Eshimetes
H. Hall
Wassell Seminak
Pittsfield
Popler
Bates
Sugargrove
Harry Grove
Russell
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Johnny Run
C. EL. Wilder
Irvine
Randall
Guy Simmons
Corry
Bell Telephone Company
Warren
Youngs'vile
Ther Company
Starbirdk
Lottsville
W. Jamieson Interred Today Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Marcus William Jamieson were conducted at 4 p.m. Monday from his home at 312 Market Street with Rev. J. L. Ware of Trinity Memorial Church officiating. Honorary pallbearers included William Muir and others, while active pallbearers featured Dr. Paul Stewart and Bishop V. N. Yates. Interment followed at Oakland Cemetery. Jamieson died Friday at his home.
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Marcus William Jamieson
Market Street
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
William Muir
C. T. Conarro
R. F. van Doorn
Louis Carruth
Philip S. Parbox
Herbert J. Eaton
H. A. Logan
J. W. Kitchen
H. W. Mitchell
Robert 3. Hail
W. H. Haines
W. S. Messner
F. P. Hue
W. W. Rankin
J. C. Rockwell
T. J. McCoy
Paul Stewart
Harry P. Kent
H. W. Schmidt
Bishop V. N. Yates
Barry P. Bottsford
H. M. Lyons
R F_ Van Doorn
Lovin Carruth
H. M. Carruth
Cleveland
RB. F. van Door
New York City
Ol City
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. Jamieson
Crossing Gates Move To Eliminate Crossing Danger
A Warren County effort seeks traffic data from June 30 to July 2 to prove the need for crossing protection. Officials from Good Roads Association Motor Club and local groups plan hourly counts, with scouts aiding Saturday, Good Reads defraying Sunday crew, and a motor club grant for Monday. Data will be sent to New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads alongside accident lists.
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H. H. Bassett
Boy Scouts
E. Wilder Yall
Good Reads Association
Motor Club
New York Central
Pennsylvania
R. E. Ward
J. A. Lagerdahl
Co. E. Wilder
Peter E. Nelson
Good Roads Association
A. A. Albaugh
JM. Brady
W. M. Robertson
S. M. McClure
Warren County Motor Club
Brady
Bassett
McClure
J. BR. van Cleve
The
W. F. Clinger
G. W. Barwis
M. H
Daughter of Former Local Resident Dies in Pittsburgh
Ann Miriam Richardson, age years, daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy Richardson of Butler and formerly Warren, died Saturday evening at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after an operation.
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Ann Miriam Richardson
Percy '. Richardson
Butler
Warren
Mercy Hospital
Pittsbburgh
Oil Price List by Grade and Pipeline Across Regions
A dense list shows varied oil prices paid by purchasing agencies across regions. Pennsylvania Grade Oil appears in New York Transit lines and Nationwide Transit lines, with rates around 3.05 to 2.65 dollars. Additional grades include Bradford District, Keister crude, Cabell, Ragland, and Saginaw area oils listed with multiple pipeline lines and locations such as Buckeye, Eureka, Eureka, and Indiana refiners.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Natonal Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Pennsylvania Grace
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Hies Corning
Somerset OU
Cu! Pipe Line Co
Ragland
Indiana Refining Co
West Kentucky
Saginaw
Mich
Limasa
Indiana
Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Society to Meet and Lodge Session in Warren
The Kettengoa Chapter of the National Society of Daughters of American Colonies will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Woman's Club with luncheon at twelve. National President Mrs. L. L. Hunter will attend. Warren Lodge No. 2286 F. H. I S. will hold a regular session in the S. B. of A. hall Tuesday evening June 26, urging all members to attend. A Johnson and Hildum family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Johnson in Akeley with a noon picnic. attendees from Warren included Lewis Johnson and family, D. Johnston and family, M. P. Johnson and family, Frank Hildum and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hildum.
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Kettengoa
National Society
Woman's Club
L. L. Hunter
Warren Lodge
S. B. of A. Hall
Johnson
Hildum
John C. Johnson
Akeley
Warren
Lewis Johnson
D. Johnston
M. P. Johnson
Frank Hildum
Clint Hildum
Chapter Meets Geneve Warren Irvine Chapter Daughters of 1812
The Geneve Warren Irvine Chapter of the United States Daughters of 1812 met this afternoon at two o clock at the home of Mrs Albert Smith on Brook Street.
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Geneve Warren
Dedication Plans for Irvine Memorial Bridge July Fourth
Col. Frey E. Windsor of Chief Corn Planter Post announces a Monday Legion rooms meeting to finalize dedicatory arrangements for the Irvine Memorial Bridge on July 4. He urges Legion members to attend and assist, notes missing invitations for reception committees, and requests Gold Star Mothers and World War I service women to submit names promptly.
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Irvine Memorial Bridge
Legion Rooms
Frey E. Windsor
Legion
Col Windsor
Col. Windsor
Windsor
France
Col
Building contractor John Devine dies after long illness
John C. Devine, 72, longtime Alliance building contractor of 50 years, died at his home after a yearlong illness. An immigrant from Ireland who arrived in the United States at 16, he formed the J. C. Devine Company with headquarters in Meadville, Pennsylvania.
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Alliance
John C. Devine
Devine
United States
Ireland
J. C. Devine Company
Meadville
Poultry Price Report From Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh on June 25 reports live poultry prices across categories. Hens fetch 25 to 26 cents per unit, roosters 15 to 16, geese 15 to 18, broilers 27 to 40, ducks 23 to 25. Dressed poultry for hens 35 to 42, Butter-Prints 51 to 52, 1 2 and tules 50 to 501 to 25. Ohio market lines show 47 to 48. Eyes fresh selects 30 to 34, current receipts 27 to 29.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Market Letter: Optimism Lifts Stocks Amid Summer Trading
New York June 25 Optimistic comments by Otto Kahn of Kuhn Loeb & Co and support for Banditary Corp on the curb market helped stocks rise after a sinking spell Trading remained light with many tickets idle Railroad shares led gains with Texas and Pacific jumping to new high ground for the year plus nine points Western Maryland Missouri Pacific and St Paul also advanced United States Steel bounced from a yearly low to gain over a point General Motors and General Electric followed suit Radio Corporation rose from 169 to over 173 gaining three points and held most of the rise
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New York
Otto Kahn
Kuhn Loeb & Co
Banditary Corporation
Texas and Pacific
Maryland
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Misssouri
Kansas
Texas
United States Steel
General Motors
General Electric
Radio Corporation
Anti War Pact Altered to Satisfy French Demands
Washington reports that a revised preamble to the Kellogg Briand pact seeks to widen signatories' freedom to act amid conflicts. France and Britain pressed the change, aiming to allow states to defend themselves while denying aggressive moves. Kellogg publicly doubts the need for such language but cautions about definitional disputes over aggression and war.
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Washington
U. P
France
United States
Great Britain
Kellogg
Senate
Coolidge
Kellogg J
Keynote Delayed To Tuesday Night In Houston
Houston June 26. Democratic leaders plan to postpone Claude G. Bowers speech until tomorrow night to allow more people to attend. Committee meets later to set plans for opening the convention at noon tomorrow with temporary organization and an adjournment until evening for the Bowers address.
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Houston
Tex
U. P
Claude G. Bowers
Peron
Argument Over Card Game Ends Fatally
Morgantown West Virginia June 22. His right arm shattered with buckshot, William James was under police guard at a hospital today in connection with the death of Benjamin Jefferson. Jefferson was shot and killed in an argument over a card game or he had shot James in the arm with a sawed off shotgun, police said. James will be formally charged with murder.
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Morgantown
W. Va
William James
Benjamin Jefferson
Jefferson
James
William French Bunt
Missing Sharon Bank employee returns home
Sharon, Pa June 28 John J Green former assistant cashier at McDowell National Bank who had been missing since May 20 returned today Authorities had uncovered a four thousand dollar shortfall in funds of the Sharon Country Club and the Knights of Columbus where Green served as treasurer He said he went to California May 20 and no arrest warrant was issued but he plans to surrender to authorities
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Sharon
John J. Green
McDowell National Bank
Green
Sharon Country Club
Knights of Columbus
California
American adviser to Chang dies in Kamakura waters
Kamakura reports telephonic advices that D. E. Swinehart, adviser to the late Chang Tso Lin, was found dead in the water near a fishing village. In other news, Johnny Schouler of the Schuler Garage plans to race on July Fourth and seeks official AAA registration for his car and pilot license.
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Chang
Tokio
U.P
Kamakura
D. E. Swinehart
Chang Tso Lin
Johnny Schouler
Schuler Garage
American Automobile Association
Hearings Set On Labor Department Regulations In Erie
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry will hold public hearings at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie on July 12 and 13 to discuss drafts covering mechanical power transmission apparatus and trenches and excavations. F. Austin announced the sessions. The power regulations hearing is July 12 at 10:00 a.m. and the trenches and excavations draft follows July 13 at 10:00 a.m. Industrial firms facing issues are urged to attend.
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Lawrence Hotel
Erie
F. Austin
Department of Labor and Industry
State of
Pennsylvania
Hearne
Riley Heads Pennsylvania State Delegation
Thomas A. Riley, Wilkes-Barre attorney and Smith supporter, was elected chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation at a caucus in Houston. No decision was made on other officers. Riley urged delegates to cast 76 votes for Smith on the final ballot, claiming 8036 would vote for Smith on the first ballot.
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Houston
Tex
U.P
Thomas A. Riley
Wilkes-Barre
Smith
Pennsylvania
Riley
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J. P. O'Brien
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Paso del Norte
A. J. Wilson
Harrisburg
Fisher
Tony Lucvitti
Washington County
Jamestown
Warren Firemen
S. W. Jamieson
Cent
Legion Hall
J.s.bayer
REAL
Sharon Bank Returns
Dept. OF Labor and Industry
Penna
Dr. Wayne, Helmbrecht
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