Trigger Men in Mellett Slaying
Desmot, serving a life term in a state penitentiary, confessed that Floyd Streitenberger and Louis Sezer were the trigger men in the killing of Don R. Mellett, editor of the Daily News. The confession details accomplices and alibis tied to the murder and related events from Cleveland to Columbus.
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Columbus
U.P
Desmot
Don R. Mellett
The
Daily News
Floyd Streitenberger
Louis Sezer
Itigger
P. E. Thomas Seid
Mazer
McDermott
Cleveland
Ben Rudner
Funeral Services for Timothy J Feiler Held at Holy Redeemer
Timothy J Feiler died at his home on Prospect Street. Funeral Mass was at Holy Redeemer Church with Rev. Father Pawick W. O'Brien of Kating and Rev. William Sullivan of Erie. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Pallbearers named, with many out-of-town attendees from Oil City Corry Jamestown Kane and nearby towns.
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Timothy J. Foley
Timothy J. Feiler
Prospect Street
Holy Redeemer Church
Pawick W. O'Brien
Kating
William Sullivan
Erie
St. Joseph's Cemetery
David C
Joseph Hughes
Joseph T. McMenn
MM. J. Burke
George J. Hesch
A. Bradley
John Foley
Oil City
Ella Shields
Cleveland
Elizabeth Caffie
Katherine
Mary Ann McMann
Corry
William T. Foley
Okmulgee
Anna McCarthy
Mary Kibler
Alice Bunzog
Margaret Crowe
Nellie Crowe
John Crowe
Jamestown
Catherine Hottel
Kane
Father O'Brien
Society Heralds Meet Friday at First Evangelical Church
The Little Heralds and Mothers Circle honored Fannie Crosby St Patrick and eight missionaries and four Little Heralds celebrating exniversaries at a social and business meeting in the church parlors. Readings on St Patrick Treaty of Japan Commodore Perry and current events were featured. The new Little Heralds were received into the society.
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Little Heralds
First Evangelical Church
Fannie Crosby
St. Patrick
Porkman
Peterson
Fensie Crosby
Arnold
Commodore Perry
Conspiracy Claims Addressed by Coal Company President
President J W Searles of the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company disputed a railroad conspiracy to force wage cuts, noting average mine costs at 2 47 per ton versus 1 90 charged to railroads. He blamed high wages for distress, claimed wage agreements with the United Mine Workers were honored, and said profits hinge on market conditions. Lorain Coal and Coke’s R Weildermuth said high railroad prices offset losses despite a 35 000 deficit in late 1927.
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J. W. Searles
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Searles
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Santor Wheeler
R. &. Weildermuth
Lorain Coal and Coke Company
Ohio
Market Letter Current Events and Stock Outlook
Market Letter reviews petroleum subsidiaries profits, Burroughs adding machine results, and Standard Oil California earnings. It notes price moves in industrials and rails, highlights General Motors as a key mover, predicts a busy trading day with higher prices, and signals potential buys in American Encaustic Tile American Power and Light and Radio and Hudson. Also mentions anticipated management changes and favorable outlook for Independent Oil and Gas and related equities.
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Burroughs
Standard Oil California
Lette
The
Stock Exchange
America
General Motors
Amer
Cole
Radio
Hudson
U. S. Steel
Transac
Sineleiv
Tecogn
Obable Phillins
Treasury
O21
Jong Pall
Per share analysis and earnings report to 1928
Back of each share shows total gross assets at 484.41 with deductions for bonds and pledges and other obligations bringing net assets for common to 243.62. Earnings for 1923 to 1927 range from 15.47 to 23.42, dividends up to 7 percent since Feb 7, 1928. W B Storey, president, notes 1928 first five months lagging 1927 but expects a rebound in the last seven months.
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W. B. Storey
Plot Against Rule of Communists Reported
In Moscow authorities report a plot against the rule of communists as fresh intelligence prompts security measures amid rising tensions. Officials say the alleged plot involves clandestine networks and targeted actions within key state structures.
Steamer Runs Aground Near Key West In Fog
A steamer ran aground near Key West amid dense fog. Crews reported difficulty navigating the channel as authorities warned mariners to exercise caution and listed the vessel’s position and possible salvage plans.
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Key West
Unclear OCR: March events disrupt rail line in Brazil
Fragmentary report from Rio de Janeiro and Sanesra about March incidents. It notes bogies derailed by a wheel failure and an avalanche halting service around 4 o clock. later days mention a cabal and two injuries with unspecified details.
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Rio DH Sanesra
Bepzil
Hoon Tedey
Sanne
Gazeta Iles
Inventor Hendershot in Serious Condition in Washington
March 10 report from Washington says inventor Hendershot, creator of the fuellose meteor, was in serious condition at Emergency Hospital after an electric shock. Doctors report partial paralysis of nerves and difficulty speaking, with the inventor declining comment to reporters.
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Washington
U.P
Hendershot
Nald Hendershot
Ventor
Old-fashioned girl hides truth from mother
Notes reflect on memory and social image. The Ohio State Journal recalls a time when even editors missed details. Florida Times-Union points to community figures in public life, while praising how Community Chest dollars stay locally in Warren.
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Ohio State Journal
Florida Times-Union
Warren
New York Produce Market Daily Roundup
New York produce notes show mixed demand with pork and lard steady, butter firmer, sugar and tea duties steady, and various poultry prices for dressed and live stock. Egg prices remain firm with white, state and coast varieties quoted, while cheese and butter markets show firm to steady movement amid regional variations.
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New York
C. Zest
Spor If
Santos
Long Island
Americas
Oil Market Prices by Grade and District Listings
A dense OCR list shows various oil grades and priced deliveries across multiple pipelines and regions. The entry names Pennsylvania Grade O and Oj, Buckeye Pipe Line Co lines, Eureka Pipe Line Co, Camberland Pipe Line Co, and other regional operators plus states like Indiana Kentucky Michigan and Ontario Canada with scattered prices and gravities.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
Ov al Transit Co
Hines
Tional Transit Co
West Pa
Eureka Pipe Lime Co
Pennsylvana
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Buckeye Pine Line Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Lmnes Cabell
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Camberland Pipe Line Co
Rogland
Trdiana Refining Co
West Kentucky
Ottesee Cumberland
Bares
Monroe Counties
Paragon Dev. Co
Eesa Esse
Hines Sf
Stall O8 Refining Co
City
Kentucky
Lima
Indiana
Princeton
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginew
Mich
Beres
Saginaw
Per Ste Les
Rae
Financial Briefs Highlight Weekly Toledo Employment Rise
Toledo employment this week reached a new high of 34 568, an increase of 755 from the prior week and up from 3 460 in the same week of 1927. Bradstreet notes improved cheer in trade and industry as Dun's Review signals growing activity in select sectors with steel promising. R G Dur & Co reports 510 commercial failures in the United States this week, versus 516 last week and 463 year ago. Standard Oil Co of California 1927 net per share was 3 19, down from 4 37 previous year. 2 05 stay in Warren.
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Toledo
R. G Dur & Co
United States
Standard Oil Co
California
Stock Market Roundup and Local Club Seville Dance Night
A survey of major stocks lists American Bose Mag and American Can among leaders with varied results across steel, oil, rail, and consumer goods. The Pittsburgh market notes trading activity in several blue chips and fuels alongside consumer staples. There is a club notice for dancing and novelties at Club Seville near Lone Elm tourist camp with a Sunday chicken dinner.
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Seville
Lone Elm
State Line
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Union Oil
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International Petrol
National Transit
New York Transit
Hupp Meters
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American Maricaibo Syndicate
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Durant
New Bradford Oil
Tieeeen
Pittsburgh
Thansas Gas
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Nightingale
Blue Crane
Seryal
Merri
Johnson
Johnson Brothers