Pittsburgh Tax Plan Discussed At Rotary Meet
P R Williams of the Fair Tax Association outlined Pittsburgh’s tax plan to War ren Rotarians, citing gains from shifting three and a half million dollars from buildings to land. He argued lower taxes on improved property spurred construction and prosperity, noting substantial building booms in downtown and suburban areas and suggesting the plan could be adopted by boroughs and other cities, with possible modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Williams
The
Fair Tax Association
Pittsburgh Tax Board
Warren Rotarians
Warsen
Pittsburgh
United States
Cincinnati
Williams
Aters
Weaver Speaks at Ministers Meeting in Warren County
Reverend 3 P Weaver of United Brethren church in Youngsville spoke on The Rearing of Psychology on Religion at the Warren County Ministerial Association meeting held at the Y W C A. Fifteen members attended and enjoyed luncheon after the business session. Discussion on remarriage of divorces drew interest. no association action taken. The Lenn en Holy Week services program was presented. Reverend Stoddard was absent and Current Events were omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. P. Weaver
United Brethren Church
Youngsville
Warren County Ministerial Association
Hever
Stoddard
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Helen I Fellows
Mrs Helen Imogene Fellows dies Sunday night at home of her son Earl Fellows 60 Pennsylvania avenue east funeral services at the mission church on Wednesday at 2 pm Interment in Hale cemetery Akeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen I. Fellows
Helen Imogene Fellows
Earl Fellows
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mission Church
Hale Cemetery
Akeley
Oil paper presented at Warren science meeting
Fifty seven members and guests attended the Social Science Section meeting of the Warren Academy of Science at the Philomel club. Fred C. Eaton presented a paper on Oil with discussion by Langworthy Beckley Beshlin Schellhammer Siggins Sloan West Eaton and Meacham. Community Chest dollars all stay in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Academy of Science
Philomel Club
Fred C. Eaton
FP. H. Langworthy
C. E. Beckley
E. H. Beshlin
A. L. Schellhammer
John Siggins
C. T. Sloan
J. H. West
H. G. Eaton
Bert Meacham
Lone Elm Inn Change Hands On Warren Jamestown Road
Gilbert Graham and Robert Herminger acquire the Lone Elm Inn near Russell from E. J. Seaby who ran the business since August 1. Club Seville Orchestra to play nightly after opening Wednesday with members Gibby Graham Jor Rensin Bob Herminger Beroe Perella and Raymond Miller. Siegfried's hires Valin a graduate pharmacist moving to Warren later. No trials will be held during March term of the criminal court opening Monday, with several cases possible for disposition Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone EL
Raiuway
Hick
Gilbert Graham
Harry Graham
Waterstreet
Robert Helminger
Pittsburgh
Lone Elms Inn
Warren-Jamestown Road
Russell
E. J. Seaby
Seville Orchestra
Gibby Graham
Jor Rensin
Syracuse
Bob Herminger
Bero‘e Perella
Reymond Miller
Warren
Criminal Court
Court House
Jurge D. A. Avird
Plex
Distriet
LeRoy Edsy
Grand
Traverse
Unlucky Selection Sparks Highway Chase and Narrow Escape
Matthew Kleeck of Sheffield grazed a passing car near the Country Club and was charged with reckless driving by Patrolman McJunkin in Warren. In a separate incident A F Milley of Youngsville and Kent of Buffalo endured a near fatal crash on East Columbus Avenue as Milley’s Willys Knight coupé skidded and overturned, injuring Kent slightly while Milley escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kleeck
Sheffield
Harry Jefferson
McJunkin
Highway Patrol
Country Club
Kleeck
Warren
A. F. Milley
Youngsville
Mr. Kent
Buffalo
The
Fish Rubber Company
East Columbus Avenue
Corrr
Willys-Knight
Kent
Miller
Calf With Two Heads Stuns local dairy in Troy township
A Holstein cow on A L Campbell’s Troy township dairy birthed a two headed calf Saturday. The single body had two fully formed heads with two eyes, one on each head, but both heads shared the same trunk. The calf died. Dr. Eckerts noted the unusual conformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Campbell
Troy Township
E. A. Eckerts
Tax Collector Pay Discussed by Local Boards
Committees from War ren School Board Town Council and County Commissioners met at the court house Monday to discuss compensation for collecting Warren County taxes. The group noted the law fixes current commission rates and cannot be changed until 1929, unless a pending suit reduces the county’s share. Tax Collector James G. Miller earns about 8000 with expenses around 4000 leaving roughly 4000 net. Committees aim to set fair compensation attracting capable collectors while avoiding fancy commissions. Attendees included Commissioners Braddock Stewart and Olney County Solicitor Nelson Warren Borough Council Miner Stewart Chas Miller Warren School Board W S Clark and W F Clinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren School Board
Court House
Warren County
James 3. Miller
Warren
Bradk
Stewart and
Olney
Nelson
Warren Borough
Miner Stewrart
Chas, Miller
W. S. Clark
W. F. Clinger
Lindbergh plane travels as pilots plan US and Japan routes
In a flurry of aviation moves, Charles A. Lindbergh departed from an airfield for an unspecified destination amid earlier delays after a tail skid caused a temporary halt. Fellow flyers including Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le Brix faced delays in Detroit while Goebel and Robinson prepared to fly to Dayton, then to San Francisco en route to Japan. Mrs. Lindbergh’s party, delayed by winds, resumed preparations after visiting Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Japan
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph Lebrix
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
Lindy
Washington
Charles A. Lindberg
Rolling Field
Jtoday
St. Louis
Army Field
Erex
Lindbergh
W. D. Robertson
B. F. Mahoney
Breckenridge
Brenchmen
Mich
Joseph ‘le Brix
Flint
Costes
Goebel
Arthur c. Goebel
California
Confesses Killing His Wife With Knife in Scranton
Russell P. McGarrah, 35, walked into the Asbury M E church parsonage and told Pastor J W Nicholson he stabbed his wife Dorothy, 28, at their home yesterday afternoon. Earlier, he used a bread knife to slash her throat from ear to ear and left her dying in the bathroom. Police questioned McGarrah who could not explain the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Asbury M. E
Russell P. McGarrah
Nan
J. W. Nicholson
Dorothy
McGarrah
Financial Briefs report mixed U S Kresve sales and crude output
February U S Kresve sales reached 9 319 662 against 8 708 711 in February with two month total 317 977 439 versus 16 204 554 first two months last year. California crude production averaged 614 259 barrels daily for the week ended March 3, and crude stocks up 12 128 00 barrels in January. Prairie Pipe Line shipments February 6 006 573 barrels. South American Gulf Oil suit tests emergency law in Colombian congress. New York produce notes cover flour pork lard sugar coffee and poultry prices and market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Kresve
Prairie Pipe Line Co
South American Gulf Oil Co
Californis v. Carie Syndicate and Others
Supreme Court
Columbian Congress
New York
Santos
Long Island
PER SHARE ANALYSIS OF 1926 COMPANY FINANCIALS
Per share data show gross assets and current obligations with net assets for capital stock. 1925 earnings 18, 1926 earnings show mixed results. dividends paid through 1920, none since 1920. By Jan 17, 1928, operation shown at a small margin, future output depends on new ore body. Present facilities handle up to 100 million lbs annually, with estimated production at low cost per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Forestville man faces charge after license plate theft
Roy Sharman of Forestville was to be arraigned for alleged motor vehicle code violations. He was brought from Mayville by the sheriff and state patrol after arrest in Stockton New York by a railroad detective. Sharman allegedly stole license plates from E A Hutchins a Warren State hospital employee and abandoned the car following an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sharman
Forestville
Justice of the Peace
Clark E. Nelson
Sherman
Mayville
Hutchin
Abrupt End Probable in Velma West Trial
Painesville Ohio March 5 The Velma West murder trial may end suddenly if a plea of guilty or abatement of grand jury action is entered on a technicality. Defense attorneys planned to move to abate the grand jury action due to reports that only 12 of 15 members voted the indictment. The defense denied any plea of guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Velma West
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Area Listing
The document lists oil prices paid for various grades by purchasing agencies. Grades include Pennsylvania, Cabell, Buckeye, Eureka, Somerset, Keister, and Rogland with price figures tied to pipelines and regions such as Buckeye Pipe Line Co., Eureka Pipe Line Co., Cumberland region, Western Kentucky, and Indiana. Stationed in lines across cities like Oil City and Saginaw, the data show several cents per barrel differences among grades and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchasing Ag Cies
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Transit Co
Hines
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Waterloo
Petrolis
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Eye Pipe Co
Keister Crude - Corning
Buckeye Fipe Line Co
Rogland
Todiana Refining Co
Kentucky
Cumberland
Barren
Mon- Indiana
Princeton , Wooster
Plymouth
Market Letter Highlights Oil Stocks and Industrials
The market is seen as highly irregular with Freeport expected to maintain a 72c yearly dividend. Independent Oil and Gas shows strong 1927 earnings per share while remaining inexpensive. Standard Gas reports higher earnings per share year over year. Packard hits a February high in output, with earnings ~6-7 per share and favorable dividend prospects. American Smelting expected to rise after price stabilization. General Motors rally noted with 70,000 shares traded, US Steel strength observed, and subsequent calls for gains in Penna stock, Famous Players, Fox Film, Cast Iron Pipe, Canadian Pacific, and Consolidated Gas. Summary includes Seminole, Calif Crude, Federal Mining and Smelting 1927 figures, Atchison February loadings, and Prairie Pipe Line shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Standard Gas
Packard
Shorts
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Penna
Famous Players
Fox Film
Canadian Pacific
Calif
Federal
Atchison
Bureau of Mines
Col. Gas & Elec
STOCK MARKET SUMMARY OF INDUSTRIALS AND OILS LIST
The page lists numerous industrial and oil stocks including Allied Chemical and Dye American Can American Smelting and Refining American Sugar American Steel Foundry Armour American Sugar and Refining Co reads. It also mentions major firms like General Electric General Motors Standard Oil units and a long roster of copper, chromium and gas companies with cross references to railroads and distributors. An additional note mentions Mrs Alfred Carlson announcing a marshalling event at 216 Oneida Avenue in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical and Dye
Bob May
American Steel
Sam Totacoe
Amaconda
Pe Steel
Briggs Manufacturine
Central
Cerro de Pasco
Chicago
Reef Island
Chesapeake and Ohio
Milwaukee
Chile
Coca Cola
Chrysler
Col Carbon
Crucible Step Dadee Brothers
Common
Davison Chemical
Erie
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Avy
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
iKeneett Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck Marland
Miami Coppers
Mid Continent
Middle States
Missouri Pacific
Moon Motors
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American - Northern Pacific
Phillipe Pete
Pan Aanenican
Pete
Patino
Penna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary
P.R. Williams
Weaver
Ministers
Y. W. Today
Ivan Vaun
Browindones Company of Erie
Siegfried's, Incorporated
Valin
Siegfried
Bynane
Albion
W. J. Bynane
State Highway Patrol
Quinty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wolf Ren
Kinzua
Titusville
Warren County Good Reads
Warren Y. M. C
Sterrett
Tom Sterrett
Erie Daily Times
Titusville Fair Association
Eastern Speedway Association
Thomas G. Koontz
Fir+ Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Iz First Presbyterian Lehurch of
Warkfew
Odd Fellows Temple
Ague
Meavville
Tidioute
Claton
Franklin
Cochranton
Tylersburg
Knox
Youngstown
Steel Corporation
Mahonirs Valley
Tee
American Bureau of Mines
Lo Nine Marca OntHy Aegh Nee Low
Pesianianiar Tot
Sdecarnety
Jay, Richarda and Co
Mayper
New As Stock Exchange
Warren Savings | Bank
Pete Marquette
Radio Corp Ray Copper
Reading RR
Meparthetron and Steelenneeet
Southern Pacific iSouthern R. R
Webasa “A
Westinghouse Electric White Motors
Woolworth
Willys Overland
Yellow Truck
Anglo American
Humble Oil
International Petroleum and Mountain Producers
National Transit
New York Transit Ohio
iPrairie
iPrairie Oil and Gas
Salt Creek Producers
South Penn
Standard Oil of
Cat
Cue Standard OW
Ind
Standard Oil
Kan
N. J
N. Y
CURB
Cities Service
Commo Cavid Syndicate
Cities Service Bankers
Durant del
Continental Oil
Pittsburgh Market
Arkansas
Alfred Carlson
Marcelling
Onei¢s Avenue
Tay
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C
Johnson Brothers
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