Mussolini plans to restore empire and rule as emperor
The piece argues Mussolini aims to revive a Roman empire, form a new aristocracy of service, and gain papal favor by limited temporal power. It notes Austria tensions, Vatican relations, and the king’s fragile position, while praising Mellon for debt repayment and Chicago’s rising values and public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
Vatican
Garibaldi
Arete Sam
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
United States
Lewis to Be First Witness in Coal Probe
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers will testify first before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee at hearings on coal field conditions in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Lewis
Washington, M
John L. Lewis
The
United Ming Workers
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Pennsylvania
West Viegins
Kentucky
Watson
Tribune Tonight Page Directory Summary
A listing of sections and page numbers for The Tribune Tonight including sports society obituaries and editorials across pages two to fifteen with features on Youngsville Clarendon and style news. The notice maps topics such as taxes tax tips puzzles comics and radio programs in theWant ads and classifieds sections.
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Telegraph
Youngsville
Boy Scouts’ Tribune
Style
Clarendon News
Court Lets Ballot Challenge Force Strassburger Name
A mandamus suit seeks to compel the state election bureau to place Ralph Beaver Strassburger on the Republican ballot as delegate at large to the national convention. The petition was rejected for lack of a personal signature and an alternative writ was issued requiring the secretary of the Commonwealth to appear and show cause.
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Harrisburg
Mareoh G
U. P
Bursau
Ralph Beaver Strassurger
Norristown
Dauphin County
Strassburger
Europe
Hargest
Charles John
The
Commonwealth
Strassburgh
George F. Thorp
Election Bureau
Norman B. Wanisher
Power of Attorney
Johnson
Metzger
Luncheon Clubs Mobilize for Community Chest Drive
Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs plan poster campaign in Warren starting Friday to promote the Community Chest Drive March 19 to 24 with a $49 000 goal. Posters will be placed on downtown stores and giant letters mailed to homes and industries with a goal to boost gifts.
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Community Chest
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Frank Kott Camp
Warren
Service Club
Y.M.C. A
Boy Scouts
Warren Relief Association
Visiting Nursing Association
Salva- Hon Army
Children’s Aid Society
Heme
A. Boy
K. M. Lyons
R. W. MacKay
J. R. Hessey
Donald McGomas
D. A. Pressel
A. F. Kottcamp
Mr. Kottcamp
Community Chest Executive Committee
Congress Floor Action Heads Into Muscle Shoals Debate
In Congress today the Senate continues debate on the Muscle Shoals resolution. The Interstate Commerce Committee holds John J Esch for reappointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission while the House weighs a lame duck resolution and farm relief bills from the Agriculture Committee. The Judiciary Committee reviews an anti labor injunction bill and the Naval Affairs Committee considers private bills.
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Senate
Interatate Commerce Committee
John J. Esch
Interatate Commerce Commission
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Judiciary Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Spring Openings Announced in Style Edition
Warren stores plan spring openings this week with winter merchandise cleared for new stock. The Tribunes style edition highlights clothing, furniture, fixtures, and other items, plus articles on authentic styles from New York and Chicago. Merchants foresee a fall opening night to expand a wider trade area beyond 60 miles.
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Warren's
the Tribune
New York
Chicago
Merchants’ Association
Warren
Nesmith Street Opening Fails to Clear Council Hurdle
Councilman C J Frantz announced the streets and sewers committee opposed opening Nesmith Street to traffic citing public money spent on private property. The Hertzel Street paving request was deferred as the permanent street improvement committee was tasked to report by April.
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C. J. Frantz
Borough Council
Nesmith Street
Frantz
James H. Parks
Hertzel St
Perry Davidson
Hertzel Street
Rehearing on Freight Rates Granted Today
Western Pennsylvania six railroads face a joint rehearing on coal and freight charges after a petition by the National Petroleum Association and others. Warren Refinery and local manufacturers are named as complainants. Local officials expect a Warren hearing in May or June with Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Service Commission participation.
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Harrisb
Irg
U. P
Public Service Commission
National Petroleum Aassociation
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warren Refinery Company
Merle Boutwell
Chamber of Commerce
Boutwell
Warren
Warren Industries
Pittsburgh
Sidney Crane
Washington
National Petroleum Association
Public Service Committee
Campaign Log Shows Hoover Delegates and Smith Contest
Four delegates pledged to Herbert Hoover are chosen by Republicans of New York's twenty fourth and twenty fifth districts for the Kansas City convention. Hoover reportedly will not seek Indiana delegates, instead aiming to contest district delegates. Smith supporters plan to contest Montana's eight delegates, the home state of Senator Walsh, as per New York Democratic committee reports from a St Peters burg Florida meeting. Frank Lowden says Illinois voters would decide if he should be a presidential candidate. otherwise he would retire from the race.
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Commerce
Herbert Hoover
New York
Kansas City
Secretary of Commerce
Indiana
Alfred E. Smith
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
New York State
Democratic Committee
St. Petersburg
Fla
South
Frank C. Lowden
Sinoia
Ilinois
Outlaw Submarine proposal defeated by House committee
Washington March 6 The house foreign affairs committee voted against a favorable report on the Frothingham resolution to prohibit generally the use of submarines. Secretary Kellogg had urged the rejection with a proviso that other nations would also outlaw submarines.
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Washington
U. P
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Roord Taday
House
Frothingham
Kellogg
Council rejects curfew ordinance for Warren borough
A Warren borough council meeting ended with a decisive vote against introducing a curfew law. The proposal by Burgess L. E. Chapman would have banned children under sixteen from streets 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Critics argued enforcement would require too many police resources and questioned practicality amid local life patterns.
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Warren
Burgess L. E. Chapman
Seborough
Barwis
Frantz
Barn
Polee
Glade
West End
Booster Luncheon Program Complete in Warren County
Arrangements are complete for the Warren County Good Roads Booster Dinner at the Y M C A Friday noon March 9. Speakers include Benjamin J. Eynon and E. W. Cooney with tickets at one dollar. reservations due by March seventh. Tickets sold by S Monty McClure or at M C A Smith Shoe Store Baird's Tire Shop or the county treasurer's office.
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Frank Kottcamp
Young Men's Christian Association
Warren County Good Roads Association
Benjamin J. Eynon
Jame L. Stuart
Pennsylvania Highway Department
E. W. Cooney
Good Roads Association
Warren County Good Roads
R. E. Ward
S. “Monty” McClure
Smith Shoe Store
Baird's Tire
Action on school program delayed at board meeting
At the high school meeting last night only routine business was completed. A sketch of the Home Street four room unit was shown by Hubert C. Eicher and F M Hughhberses, but no action taken. The planned projects include Home Street four rooms, South Side two rooms, Glade by Jan 1929, Jefferson Street by fall 1929, with an adjourned meeting set for March 12 led by Earl H. Beshlin.
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Warren
Board of Education
Earl H. Beshhn
Home Street
Hubert C. Eicher
Bureau of School Buildings
Hartisburg
F. M. Hughhberses
W. P. Clinyger
L. A. Carlton
J. H. West
WV. M. Robertson
W. S. Clark
A.G. Eldred
Presidential choice must be written on ballots in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania voters must write the name of their preferred presidential nomination on the ballot to express a choice at the April 24 primary. No candidate has filed to date for a place on the Pennsylvania primary ballot.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
What Council Did At Monday's Meet
The council approved a 13 mill tax rate and a 127725 budget, up $7000 from 1927, and passed an ordinance accepting the Merck property gift for a public park. It also regulated traffic fines, moved to establish a 2 curfew law, and approved a sinking fund transfer of about 2000 to the general fund. A tax collector fee schedule was set, and gifts of land for future parks were referred.
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Merck
General Fund
Werks
Public Service
Warren
Boy Scouts
Robert Weakley
Committee On Streets and Sewers
Hertzel Street
Neamith Street
Warrén Officers Escort Calhoun to Indiana Jail
Patrolman Charles Ackerson of the Warren police and Royal Mead of Youngsville escorted Porter Calhoun by motor to Indiana Pennsylvania to answer larceny charges. Acting Chief Floyd Feidler announced Calhoun’s arrest and expected return of the officers and prisoner in Warren by Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ackerson
Warren Pollice Department
Royal Mead
Youngsville
Jeff Warren
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Porter Calhoun
Calhoun
Floyd Feidler
Ackerson
Mead
Warren
Industrial Leader Charles Brown Dies in Pittsburgh
Captain Charles Brown 70 president of the Pittsburgh Pine Glass Co. died at his Sewickley home after seven weeks of illness. A former sea captain, Brown was born in Newburyport Massachusetts and later entered the glass industry in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Brown
Pittsburgh Pinte Glass, Co
Sewickly
Toda
The
Glass Company
Brown
Newburyport
Mass
Complete non stop flight to Havana lands at Columbia Field
Charles A. Levine and his Bellanca monoplane Columbia arrived at Havana’s Columbia Field after a 1,600 mile flight from Mitchell Field. The arrival occurred at 1:05 p.m. local time amid a tense chase by officials and reporters.
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Havana
Columbia Flying Field
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
Mitchell Field
Coal era bridge plan eyed by senate committee
Pittsburgh March 6 The Allegheny River Lake Erie waterway proposal links Ohio River to Lake Erie via a deep slip canal spanning Conemaugh and Kiskiminetas creeks to ease coal transport. Costing about 97.6 million in intergovernmental funds with power yield projected at 18.4 million, the plan aims flood control and steady base rates, though not an immediate coal crisis fix.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Lake Erie
United States
Coclan
Ior
James E. Watson
Cochin
Ohio
Great Lakes
Senate Committee
Hydro-elerie Macrelsieneat
Cochrane
Cochrar
Ine
Nate
Ohio Valley
Weather outlook with cloudiness and light rain possible
The forecast notes a cloudy pattern with probable light rain on Wednesday. A cold high pressure system moved east, with no further temperature drop, slight cooling in the south Atlantic states while the Midwest and Mississippi Valley warmed. Low pressure over the Dakotas extends south, bringing clouds and light rain to the lower Mississippi Valley and Texas. Colder weather is expected by Thursday night or Friday.
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South Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Plains States
West Gulf States
Texas
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Eynon and Cooney
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