Arabian Rifts and Modern Planes Stir World News
The piece notes Ibn Saud’s break with Britain and expectations of conflict in Arabia, mentioning British air forces, a giant all metal monoplane, and interwoven remarks on justice and governance. It also covers Secretary Davis on improving business conditions and a warning on idleness, plus Japan’s plague crisis and reflections on Providence and past plagues.
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Kemal Pasha
Washington
Ibn Saud
Frak
Egypt
Jerusalem
India
The Tribune Tonight Section Overview
A listing of Tribun e pages and contents across sections. It describes page allocations for market reports local and telegraph news editorials deaths sports society and church news Kinzua Yankee Bush Lander Ludlow Russell and a want ads crossword puzzle and radio programs.
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Yankee Bush
Lander
Ludlow
Russell
Warren County Good Roads dinner notes state road aims
Benjamin Eynon state registrar of motor vehicles outlined planned state and county road work at the Warren County Good Roads Association dinner. He cited a reinforced concrete highway project between Tidionte and Irvington and reported progress on Route 93 grading and the new Allegheny River bridge at Irvineton. Last year Warren county spent about 466,942 with most costs local.
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Warren County
Benjamin Eynon
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Warren County Good Roads Association
Highway Department
Tidioute
Irvington
Tidionte
Allegheny
Irvineton
Good Roads Boosters
Jefferson
Plot to kill Calles alleged in Mexican papers
Mexico City papers report an alleged rebel bomb plot aiming to kill President Calles and former President Obregon. Mentions plans to bomb Chapultepec Castle by airplane, then head toward the border. inventor Max Holung and Father Irinso Osorio Serra reportedly arrested. Bomb materials and explosives books found. Holung claims scientific work with patents. Other papers cite schemes to bomb the palace and wreck trains.
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Mexico City
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Chapultepec Castle
Grafico
Max Holung
Germany
Holung
Father Irinso Osorio Serra
United States
E Sol
Obregon
Court confirms two receivers for Conewango Furniture Co
R. Z. Morrison of Warren and William H. Gehm of Jamestown were confirmed as permanent receivers for Conewango Furniture Co at a court session before Judge D. A. Arird. Aleck Bloomquist and J. H. Stohlbrost were named appraisers, with a $15,000 bond. Receivers must file bi monthly operating reports and the court accepted their financial statement. The company runs plants in Warren and Titusville.
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R. Z. Morrison
Warren
William H. Gebm
Jamestown
Conewango Furniture Company
D. A. Arird
Arird
Aleck Bloomquist
J. H. Stohlbrost
Nypean Furniture Company
Morrison
Gehm
Titusville
Tribune Insurance Pays Two More Claims
Two more checks were issued to Tribune Insurance policy holders. B. F. Bennett of North Warren received $25 after an injury at a local refinery workplace. Frank P. Kirwin, a state hospital fireman, received $25 for injuries from being struck by an iron bar.
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Tribune
B. F. Bennett
North Warren
Frank P. Kirwin
State Hospital
Vulture Blamed for Plane Crash in Nicaragua
In Managua on March 9 USP reports a large vulture collided with a United States marine plane as it landed near Esteli. Captain William Bird of Orangeburg SC and Sergeant Rudolph Frankforter were killed. The crash broke a strut, toppled the wing, and the men, who were married, perished before parachutes could deploy. Frankforter left three children living at Quantico.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States Marine
William ©. Bird
Orangesburg
S.C
Rudolph A. Frankforter
Esteli
Bird
Frankforter
Quantico
Probe centers on wages paid to coal police
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee probed the wage flow for strike police in the Bituminous coal fields. F E Harriman of Clearfield Coal testified deputies earned 6 dollars daily while sheriffs took 7, with a nine month average 16000 dollars monthly for strike deputies. He criticized United Mine Workers tactics, urging collective bargaining not collective dictation and noting refusals to arbitrate.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
F. E. Harriman
Clearfield Coal Company
Clearfield Company
Harriman
Wagner
Wheeler
United Mine Workers
Snowstorm Hits Pennsylvania Roads Remain Open
The Pennsylvania department of highways mobilized snow removal crews as a midwinter storm spread across the state. Snowfalls ranged from 2 to 6 inches with heavier drifts in Indiana, Blair, Cambria, Somerset, Bedford, Fulton and Huntingdon counties. Traffic on mountain grades was hampered by dangerous conditions. tourists were cautioned to be prepared for drifted roads. The New York border area reported about 4 inches in Tioga and Bradford counties.
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U. P
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Samuel Eckels
Indiana
Blair
Cambria
Somerset
Bedford
Fulton
Huntingdon
New York
Tioga
Bradford
Knabb denies land sale rumors to Ford near Jefferson Ave
C S Knabb of A Knabb & Co issued a Friday morning statement denying any sale or negotiations to Henry Ford for a tract of land beside Jefferson Avenue. He said no offers have been made and rumors of a large factory sale have no foundation, aiming to stop persistent telephone inquiries.
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C. S. Knabb
A. Knabb & Co
Jefferson Avenue
Henry Ford
Knabb
Sidelights on Warren County Good Roads Meet
Enthusiasm for good roads evident at Warren County annual Good Roads Association meeting in a crowded Y M C A hall despite bad weather. New treasurer Hany Jefferson processed 1928 dues and memberships at the courthouse as officials attended sessions. Benjamin Eynon state motor vehicle registrar noted weather hampered road observations during his drive to Warren.
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Warren County
Warren
Lions Celebrate Fourth Birthday at Annual Dinner
Warre Lions Club marked its fourth anniversary with a large banquet in the Federation building auditorium. About 130 members and guests attended a reception, dinner, and musical program featuring Mia. Paul Riston on piano and Misses Charlotte Erickson and Pauline Smedley on violin.
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Briel
Warre Lions Club
Federation
Mia
Paul Riston
Charlotte Erickson
Pauline Smedley
54 CARS OF STEEL IN AUTOMOBILE TAGS
Benjamin Eynon state registrar of motor vehicles illustrated the growth of Pennsylvania automobile administration at the Good Roads Association annual meeting. He cited 54 carloads of steel for license tags and 13 carloads of paper for blanks last year. Secretary Frank Kottcamp was praised for orderly crowd handling. Judge Avird cracked jokes and demonstrated humor at the dinner. Southwest Township led a large delegation under Route 89 over the hill.
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Benjamin Eynon
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Pennsylvania
Frank Kottcamp
Gene Waid
Judge Avird
Mr. Ward
Avird
Thes
Southwest Township
Forty-Eight Badges Awarded to Scouts at Court of Honor
Forty eight merit badges were awarded to 38 Boy Scouts at the second March court of honor held last night at First Presbyterian church. Forty eight badges went to a large group of youths as business and professional men served on five boards of review. Scout Executive F C Roud and Assistant Executive E Auber attended along with scouts Benny Shulman Charles Cable Clifford Knowlton Robert Christie Clifford Lindberg Andrew Arnold Loyal Briggs Francis Lewis Kenneth Swanson and others.
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First Presbyterian Church
F. C. Roud
E. ¥. Auber
Benny Shulman
Charles Cable
Cliffrd Knowlton
Robert Christie
Clifford Lindberg
Andrew Arnold
Loyal Briggs
Francis Lewis
Kenneth Swanson
Willard Trimmis
Perry Britton
Neil Cuthbertson
Merle Eus
Vare Returns to Promote Harmony in Philadelphia
United States Senator elect William S. Vare returns to Philadelphia from Florida to mend divisions within his organization. He plans to use influence to maintain harmony amid rivalries in the third senatorial district and seventh congressional district where John R. E. Scott and J. Hampton Moore challenge incumbents. Candidates have until Monday to withdraw, prompting Vare to cut his vacation.
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Philadelphia
U.P
United States
William S. Vare
Florida
Yare
John R. E Scott
William C. Hunsicker
Ware
Seventh
J. Hampton Moore
George P. Darrow
Wanamaker dies in Atlantic City at 64
Rodman Wanamaker son of the Wanamaker department store founder dies at his Atlantic City home at 2 30 AM after a week with a cold. Relatives and physicians abandoned hope around 1 AM as his condition worsened overnight.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Rodman Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Warren County Good Roads Association Elects New Officers
At the Warren County Good Roads Association annual meeting in the county courthouse more than 300 members assembled Friday morning. Officers chosen include President R. E. Gene Waid County Treasurer, Vice President H. H. Bassett, Secretary George Leavy, and Treasurer Harry H. Jefferson. The group endorsed Route 39 and Route 89 improvements, a $50 million state road bond issue, and approved county records. A tribute to the late Col D. F. A. Wheelock was paid before business began.
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Warren County Good Resds Association
Court House
R. E. “Gene” Waid
Col
D. F. A. Wheelock
H. H. Bassett
Republican County Committee
Mr. Waid
George Leavy
Harry H. Jefferson
Addison White
Association
Associationn
Williston P. Wood
E. W. Cooney
Warren
Anderson
Ind
A. W. Mumford
Benjamin G. Eynon
M. Brady
Mac Olney
J. R. van Cleve
W. W. Muir
A. R. Black
R. Evang
Warrenborough
Robert Clawson
Corydon
James Meadou
Columbus
E. M. Lowe
A. T. Jamieson
Freehold Township
RD. McKelvey
E. W. Moora
Spring Creek
W. T. Hart
B. A. Wilson
Sheffield
Carl Wright
Southwest
Weather Forecast Wide Storm Brings Rain and Cooler Temperatures
The disturbance moving northeast brings widespread rain from the gulf to Canada. Northern Ohio center in heavy rain with 29.62 in Fort Wayne and Toledo. rain over Ohio Indiana Great Lakes and mid Atlantic. Following rain a cool high moves from Manitoba lowering temperatures. northwest low intensifies and rains the far northwest. Observations show varied 8 a.m. readings across cities with a partly cloudy to clear pattern by night.
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