Old-World views clash with reformers in 1920s talk
A chaotic column threads politics, science, and culture. It cites Senator Borah pressing prohibition, Republican slush funds, and Sinclair bonds while debating Voltaire, Confucius, and paleontology. It notes Dr Gilmore finding Grand Canyon crab relatives, ants amassing knowledge, and a 100 million year Earth future. It comments on evolution debates and unemployment chatter, then hints at continued debates and a page five continuation.
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Voltaire
Europe
Keown
Confucius
Gilmore
Smithsonian Institution
North Carolina
Grand Canyon
Earth
Modern kitchen gear makes cooking look easy
The notice describes how new kitchen equipment simplifies meal prep and compares it to a wife who stays home and cooks. The passage ends noting that most people hear both sides of a story and still have no opinion.
Pestilence Fears Rise in Flooded Santa Paula Area
In Santa Paula California March 15 UP pestilence the visitor of food swept cities brings new fear to the stricken Santa Clara river valley. Health authorities move swiftly to avert disease spreading as 300 bodies are recovered and the death toll climbs. Relief parties enter remote sections as investigators probe dam disaster responsibility.
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Santa Paula
Calif
Santa Clara River
St. Francis Dam
Los Angeles
Akeley man hurt as home burns early Thursday
A two story frame house in Akeley owned by Frank Scalise burned early Thursday. Occupant Edward L. Hunt was injured but not seriously burned when an oil lantern exploded as he checked the stairs. the fire destroyed the house and furniture valued around 5000 with insurance partly covering losses. The couple had started for Erie at 2 am via Titusville.
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Edward L. Hunt
Akeley
Frank Scalise
Senate and House Debate Military and Economic Bills
In Congress today the Senate debates the Tyson army officers requirement bill while committees pursue coal and cotton investigations and a Boulder Dam measure. The House continues naval and merchant marine building efforts as shipping investigations and farm relief consideration proceed. Foreign affairs weighs Burton arms embargo resolution.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
HOUSE
Merchant Marine Committee
Agriculture Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Man Found Dead in Hobo Camp Near Falconer
A 38 year old railroad telegraphers member Julius H Ganey was found dead in a Falconer hobo camp from acute alcoholism. Walter Ackison of Erie found Ganey in a dying condition yesterday morning at 9 20. Clarence Meadow of Alsena Michigan said Ganey met Ackison in Meadville on Saturday and the three spent a day and night together in the camp with Meadow and Ackison reporting an unsuccessful attempt to persuade Ganey to leave the camp on Tuesday.
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Falconer
George Haehn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paplow
W. D. Mink
Frank Ganey
Wilcox
Julius H. Ganey
Mink
Warren
Ganey
Railroad Telegraphers’ Association
Walter Ackison
Erie
Clarence Meadow
Alsena
Mich
Meadow
Meadville
Achison
Harry Logan Heads Carnegie Refining Company
Harry A. Logan was elected president of the Carnegie Refining Company at the annual stockholders meeting held at the Heidelburg refinery in Pennsylvania. George L. Craft was reappointed vice president and W. C. Heasley continued as secretary. Warren men Bf. C. Parshall F. G. M. Parshall and A. A. Printz attended, along with E. G. Hukill of Cleveland and F. G. Bamnerot of Pittsburgh, presidents of Warren refining plants.
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Harry A. Logan
Carnegie Refining Company
Heidelburg
George L. Craft
W. C. Heasley
Warren
Bf. C. Parshall
F. G. M. €. Parshall
A. A. Printz
E. G
America s Perfect Woman Weighs 112 Pounds
New York reports on 72 selected motion picture actresses forming a composite standard of beauty. The group averages 112 pounds, lighter than Venus Di Milo estimated at 135 pounds. Heights range, with several at 5 feet 4 inches and weights from 99 to 125 pounds, noting bust measurements and figures as detailed by Photoplay.
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New York
U.P
America
Venus di Milo
Venus
Photoplay
Hollywood
Greece
Verus
Leatrice Joy
Elinor Fair
Billis Dove
Yola D'Acril
Colleen Moore
Pola Negri
Thelma Todd
Aileen Pringle
Gertrude Astor
Barbara Kent
Gwen Lee
Mary Philbin
Pennsylvan ia Avenue to Be Stop Street
Dr C J Frantz says a state highway rule to be enacted in summer 1929 will turn Pennsyl vania avenue from the West End to Glade into a stop street with a 30 to 33 mile per hour limit in non congested areas Motorists must stop at intersections and signs will be posted Educational campaign planned to inform the public of the advantages of the plan Continued on Page Two.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
West End
Glade
C.J. Frantz
Lions Club names committee for Pitt Glee Club concert
The Warren Lions Club organized a committee led by J. R. Mc Laughlin to handle arrangements for the University of Pittsburgh Glee Club appearance on April 12 at the Presbyterian church. Other members include Alex Shaw Gust Geracimos August A. Keller Harry Hutchins Ben Reed and E. R. Patchen. Proceeds will aid Lions welfare projects. A separate audit committee for the Warren County Tuberculosis Society was also named.
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Thursay
University of Pittsburgh Glee Club
Warren Lions Club
J. R. McLaughlin
Alex Shaw
Gust Geracimos
August A. Keller
Harry Hutchins
Ben Reed
E. R. Patchen
Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
Pittsburgh Glee Club
Warren
Warren County Tuberculosis Society
Miller
John Phodeberger
J. H. Perks
K. M. Andrews
Clarence Chambrlin
The Tribune Tonight Schedule Overview
The Tribune Tonight lists page by page content including market reports late local and telegraph news editorials sport news society church and community notes and regional briefs. It also mentions pages for comics word puzzle and want ads plus a radio program and obituaries.
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Aflex
Sugar Grove
Kane
Youngevilla
Mayburg
Tidioute
Russell and Garland
Radio Proziamn
Reed predicts Democratic victory in November campaign log
Senator James A. Reed returning to Washington after a Western speaking tour forecast a Democratic win in November. He said many Republicans would vote the Democratic ticket due to the oil scandal. William S. Butler met with President Coolidge and revived talk of a draft Coolidge movement. Governor Weeks touted Coolidge as Vermont Republicans first choice, Hoover possibly second. Frank Lowden’s manager Buck said Lowden could win the Middle West. Four Lowden delegates and two to Hoover were chosen in Missouri districts.
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James A. Reed
Washington
William S. Butler
National Republican Committee
Coolidge
Butler
John E. Weeks
Vermont
WEAF
Herbert Hoover
Clarence F. Buck
Frank O. Lowden
Tllinus
Middle West
Strassburger Plea Denied By Judge
In Dauphin County, President Judge Hargest denied Ralph Strassburger’s petition for a writ of alternative mandamus to compel the election bureau to accept his candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican National Convention. The ruling held that a photograph of a signature or affidavit sent by radio is not legally acceptable if the original document still exists.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Hargest
Dauphin County
Ralph Strassburger
Election Bureau
Strassburger
Pennsylvania
Rest room project cost eyed by borough council
An estimate to remodel the city building basement into rest rooms for men and women was received by Councilman G M Buig and Edward Phillips, architect. Total estimated cost about 4000 dollars with line items for plumbing railings inner work and metal partitions. Furniture costs for the women's room were not included but likely under 100 dollars. The proposal was tabled at a borough council meeting and may face a vote at the April session. Elsewhere B C Mulhern Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern railroad general superintendent died in a Buffalo hospital after an operation. Roy Teagarden 18 was crushed between mine cars at Crucible Fuel Co mines near Waynesburg.
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G. MM. Buig Fui Cdward
Phillips
Philips
Borg
ST. Marys
B. C. Mulhern
Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern Railroad
Buffalo, N
Waynesburg
Blarch
Roy Teagarden
Crucible Fuel Company
Fat Crucible
Here
Local War Aviators to Pick Chamberlin Landing Field
A five man Warren county aviation committee will inspect fields near the city to select a landing site for Clarence Chamberlin’s April 11 visit and for the landing day. Members include John B. Hessey Ed Hall Jr W S King Ralph Hall and Norman Johnson. Tickets for the Library Theatre appearance go on sale via American Legion Kiwanis Rotary and Lions Club members.
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Warren County
Clarence Chamberlin
John B. Hessey
Ed Hall
W. S. King
Ralph Hall
Normal Johnson
Hessey
United States Naval Aviation Corps
Hall
Royal Canadian Air Force
France
Mr. King
Chandlers Vailey
United States Naval Aviation
Warren
Hice
Arrow Aero Club
Norman Johnson
Chamberlin
Library Theatre
American Legion
Kiwauts
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Rumors Of Atlantic Sinking With Hinchliffe Flight
March 15 dispatches report wreckage five miles off Old Orchard Beach sighted by fishermen and coast guard boats sent to search. In New York, secrecy over Captain Hinchliffe and Miss Blase Mackay's Atlantic attempt frustrates search plans as Mitchel and Curtiss Field hold at readiness with uncertain routes, hours overdue.
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Biddeford Pool
Fletchers
Old Orchard Beach
Coast Guards
Walter Aluchliffe
Elsie Mackay
New York
U.P
Hinchlife
American
Newfoundland
Curtiss Field
Hinchliffe
Dr Lyman Marsh Dies Suddenl y At 43 In Saegertown
Dr Lyman Wilam Marsh a dentist who practiced here since 1906 died at his home 6 Glenwood street at about 10 AM Thursday age 43 after a four week illness marked by pneumonia and complications a heart attack. Survived by widow Emmet Marsh mother Mrs Ellen Marsh of Saegertown Pa daughter Nellie sister Mrs C B Gardner and brother Ernest Marsh all of Saegertown member of Nazaren e church with an extensive circle of professional and personal friends.
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Lyman Wilam Marsh
Glenwood Street
Marsh
Emmet Marsh
Ellen Marsh
Saegertown
Nellie
C. B. Gardner
Ernest Marsh
Nazarene Church
Weather Forecast From The Almanac Alerts Cloudy Skies And Snow
Western areas expect increasing clouds tonight with possible snow in the north portion. Snow or rain likely in the south Friday with little change in temperatures. Observations list varied readings across cities from Atlantic City to Yellowstone Park with no precipitation at river and sunset times noted. Local observations show times for Saturday morning and afternoon.
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South Portion
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleverland
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Sa. m
River
Seta
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Santa Clara Valley
Clarion CO
Clarion, Pa
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Clarion County
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Harry Logan
Carnegie Company
State Highway Department
Frantz
Conenange Avenue
Prospect Street
McLaughlin
the Tribune Tonight
South Pole
Burt
Bernt Balchen
Ted Sorenson
Balchen
Lowdon
Hoover
Missouri
Chamberlin’s
Atlantic
Miss Mackay
Sinclair
Lyman Marsh
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