Rescue Plea From Ice Camp Off Four Island
Lieutenant Einar Landborg from the Italia ice camp near Four Island appealed for early rescue by Swedish planes aboard the Quest as the ice drifts southeastward and splits leaving the airstrip at risk. Landborg, who ferried General Nobile to safety before, warned the camp's position was becoming dangerous and urged rapid air assistance before the camp broke up.
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North Ease Land
Einar Paul Landborg
Italia
Four Island
Landborg
Umberto Nobile
SapecLaigy' Smith
Iast
Citta di Milano
Vigheri
Pally
Auto train narrowly avoids collision near Warren
A car rolled down a grade and onto the embankment beside the Warren Jamestown road as a D A W train from Warren to Dunkirk approached. The engineer stopped the locomotive a few feet from the vehicle before impact, preventing likely demolition of the Chrysler sedan and possible injuries. Mrs Cyrus Siegfried had left the car in a driveway beside her home, and the emergency brake failed to hold.
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Warren
Dunkirk
Cyrus Siegfried
Warren- Jamestown Road
Country Club
Unreadable Living Conditions Highlight Wage Struggles
A harsh critique notes that while capital benefits from wage suppression, many people live in conditions where literacy is limited. The piece emphasizes the link between poverty and lack of access to schooling and basic education as a systemic issue.
Speeches at Houston Not Nominations But Letters of Introduction
Will Rogers notes in Houston that Democratic speeches resembled letters of introduction, not nominations. He recalls long talks by unknown speakers, criticizing the practice of naming candidates only after lengthy orations. He predicts Kansas will provide comedic contrast to Georgia at the convention, suggesting many speakers left the audience unsure who they supported. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Will Rogers
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Democratic Party
Kansas
Georgia
Ohio
Smith
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
New York
East Side
Warren
Atlee Pomerone
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Niger Oho
Corruption Talk and Market Mutters in 1928 Editorial
The piece rails at Democratic and Republican graft from Fall Sinclair and Doheny to Hoover, noting public anger and national election stakes. It cites Wall Street call money at 7 percent, stock gambles, and market hesitation, urging voters to demand concrete proposals.
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New York
Americss, Inc
Sinclair
2Ipublicane
Fall
Doheny
Hoover
Oakew Wises
Idry Raiders End Celebration for Governor Smith
New York reports federal prohibition officers raiding 16 exclusive night clubs early today, seizing liquor and detaining 96 people in bail hearings for violation of the Volstead act. Celebrities avoided venues. officers entered Texas Quinans and Chez Helen Morgan, led by Major Maurice Campbell with 125 agents.
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New York
U. P
Alfred E. Smith
Prohibition
Broadway
Texas Quinan
Texas
Helen Morgan
Chez
Maurice Campbell
al Smith
Body of 15 year-old recovered after Oil Creek drowning
Titusville Pa June 29 Harold Hutchinson 15 drowned Sunday. His body was recovered in three feet of water in Oil Creek near Mystic Park about a mile from the drowning scene.
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Titusville
U. P
Harold Hutchinson
Oil Creek
Mystic Park
Attorney Marshall Critically Ill In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 29. Rody P. Marshall, prominent Allegheny County attorney, remaining critical though physicians report condition favorable today after over three weeks at his home.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Rody P. Marshall
Allegheny County
Battle for Auto Parade honors heats up rivalry
A local booster parade between Sheffield led by Hairbreadth Harry Jefferson and Clarendon champion Dapper George Seavy tightens into a popularity contest. The parade assembly time was moved to 5 15 PM on Monday, with autos lining Fourth Avenue between Beech and Market as they form facing east.
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Sheffield
Clarendon
Harry” Jefferson
George” Seavy
Seavy
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Jefferson
Pape
George
R. E. Ward
Gene
Charlie Vee
Youngsville
Roy Parvin
Parvin
Beech
Market
Leavy
Kinzus Woman Near Death After Clarion Double Shooting
Doris Rupert a 22 year old Kinzua school teacher lay near death from a bullet wound to the left lung in Brookville hospital after a 6 30 pm Thursday shooting at Clarion Normal School. Her husband David Rupert, 22, died by self inflicted wounds with the same revolver. Jealousy and a quarrel preceding the incident are cited. Rupert had purchased the revolver days earlier.
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Brookville Hospital
Clarion
David Rupert
DuBois
Doris
Clarion Normal School
Rupert
Weightaville
Dorie English
Jeffre English
Kinzua
Wrightsville
Freehold Township
Sugar Run
Corydon Township
Becht Hall
George Jones
Clation
Ruperts
Rev T S Dickson Accepts Call Here
Rev Thomas 8 Dickson, pastor of Pirot Presbyterian church New Kensington Pa, accepted the call to Warren First Presbyterian church at a committee meeting J W Kitchen R W Stone and C W Beckley. He will become pastor September 1 after occupying the pulpit May 6. Congregation cites his poise and eloquence, succeeding Rev Raymon M Elstler now at Central Presbyterian Rochester N Y.
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Thomas 8. Dickson
Pirot Presbyterian Church
New Kensington
Warren First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Kitchen
R. W. Stone
C. W. Beckley
Dickson
Warren
First Presbyterian
Quting Club
Warren Church
Raymon M. Elstler
Central Presbyterian Church
Roch~eater, N
Call Money Reaches High On NYSE Since June 1921
New York June 29. Call money on the New York Stock Exchange rose to 8 percent, the highest since June 1921, after a day of heavy bank withdrawals. The surge followed a 7 1 2 percent rate the previous day as banks adjusted accounts for year end, signaling tightening liquidity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
What's What in Houston: Wet and Dry Fight Ahead
Charles P. Stewart, nationally known politician, analyzes the coming campaign in Houston. He frames the contest as a wet versus dry clash with Al Smith’s stance labeled wet by some and Hoover shaping himself as champion of the wets who favor drys.
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al Smith
Hoover
Charles P. Stewart
Houston
Tribune
Stewart
The
Southwest Township Group Pushes Route 89 Upgrade
A Southwest Township delegation visited Warren and Endeavor to press for Route 89 improvements. Members L. C. Crippen Clarence Burleigh Fred Wales Marion Ripley and M Averil urged county officials to back the hill route to Enterprise. Officials expect paving of 3.6 miles beyond Torpedo and at least two more miles next year with the final route decision looming.
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Southwest Township
Warren
L. C. Crippen
Clarence Burleigh
Fred Wales
Marion Ripley
M. Averil
County Commission
Ers
Enterprise
A. R. Wheeler
Wheeler
Harrisburg
Warren Countty
State
Highway Department
County Good Roads Association
Route 89
Lions Roof Cabin at Camp Olmsted
Eight Warren Lions worked on Camp Olmstead near the Cornplanter Indian Reservation along the Allegheny River. They laid the cabin roof and large porch, including Elisha Robinson George Johnson E J Messerly Ben Reid Homer Mohr Gus Geracimos Gus Borg and H L Schultheis. Finishing touches are to be added soon. The building will serve as a camp hospital.
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Warren Lions Club
Camp Olmstead
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Allegheny River
Elisha Robinson
George Johnson
E. J. Messerly
Ben Reid
Homer Mohr
Gus Geracimos
Gus Borg
H. L. Schultheis
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A descrip tive listing shows a weekly newspaper layout with sections on telegraph and society news After Six editorial page features tuberculosis and deaths and funerals sport news society church news Fourth of July arrangements Honey Lou stunt performer public exhibition and a crossword at various pages plus Youngsville news and comic strips Ads stock quotations and radio programs
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Lata Tocal
Telegraph and Society News
Nurna
Honey Lou
Clarendon News
Youngsville News
Smith vows to take prohibition fight to voters after nomination
Governor Alfred E. Smith announces plans to push changes to national prohibition laws following his Democratic presidential nomination. The Albany statement frames a campaign to enforce the eighteenth amendment while seeking broader farm relief and constitutional adherence, with Robinson as vice presidential nominee. The convention’s platform pledges strict enforcement and farm aid, though specifics on repeal remain unaddressed.
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New York
Albany
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
E.S.T
Robinson
Houston
Alfred
Sand
Andrew Jackson
Carter Glass
Virginia
Washington
United States
Glass
Moody
Texas
Ritchie
Federal Farm Board
Herbert Hoover
Platform Committee
Federal Farm’ Board
Percy G. Scott
United Press
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph Robinson
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