Bank Robber Kill Orders and Wall Street Boom Spark Outrage
The Texas State Rangers recount four dead bank robbers paid by bankers as rewards. A “murder machine” allegedly lures criminals for $5,000 per corpse. Wall Street hits fresh highs with over 5.9 million shares traded in a day and a $1 billion-plus surge. Captain Gordon Smith plans a 9,000‑mile aircraft sales tour with Richard Wall, promoting the New York American. Cardinal Mundelein receives $1.5 million gift for church propagation, while Mundelein is saluted by the Swiss Guards. Arctic and equatorial diet notes show human adaptability. ongoing note signals continued on Five.
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Dearright
New York American, Inc
Captain Hamer
Texas State Rangers
Texas
Gordon Smith
Richard Wall
Smith
New York American
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Four Pennsylvanian trains wreck near Harrisburg injures four
One man was fatally injured and three others seriously hurt when four Pennsylvania trains piled up at Marsh Run. The wreck blocked all four main line tracks between Harrisburg and Baltimore, fire broke out, and four crew members were among the injured. Levi Simmers, Luther Williams, J G Morris, and E L Reinbold were treated at Harrisburg hospital.
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U. P
Pennsyvania Railroad
Marsh Run
Here
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Washington
Harrisburg Hospital
Levi Simmers
Wilmington
Del
Luther Williams
Det
J. G. Morris
E. L. Reinbold
Simmers
Start Repairs on Brick Plant at Youngsville
Silent for five years the Youngsville brick plant begins repairs Friday under Superintendent John McKee of New Castle. Fifteen local workers prepare the facility for a hoped opening around April 15 as Keystone Face Brick Company, controlled by New Castle interests, files the charter and plans to move staff into Youngsville.
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Youngsville
Keystone
New Castle
John McKee
the Tribune
Hapgood Indicted for Inciting to Riot in Pittston
Luzerne county grand jury indicts Powers Hapgood and wife Mary Donovan Hapgood on inciting to riot charges. Arrested while attempting a public meeting in Pittston on March 4 despite Mayor Gillespie's refusal to sanction. Held on $5,000 bail each.
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Wilkes-Garre
U. P
Luzerne County
Grand Jury
Powers Hapgood
Mary Donovan Hapgood
Hapgood
Pittston
W. H. Gillespie
Checks Received on Insurance Claims
Four more checks have been received to be forwarded in payment of claims to holders of Tribune insurance policies. Mrs. Cora Williams of Kane will receive a $40 check for injuries on February 5. A $25 check goes to Charles Summerson of Pittsfield injured January 28, Mrs. Lucretia Schweitzer of Irvine injured January 20, and Jacob Ites Melinger of Wi Tidiout injured December 1.
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Tribune Insurance
Cora Williams
Kane
Charles 4. Summerson
Pittsfield
Lucretia Schweitzer
Irvine
Jacob Ites
Melinger
Congress Deliberates on Commerce, Agriculture, and Naval Programs
Senate weighs reappointing John I. Esch to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Subcommittees pursue cotton investigations, Shipstead wall-injunction, and Johnson dam measures. House moves naval construction bill and farm relief bills. Foreign affairs panel continues Burton arms export hearing.
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Senate
John I. Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agriculture
Judiciary
Irrigation
HOUSE
Foreign Affairs Committee
Borah campaign refund plan draws quick party response
Senator Borah's push to refund Harry Sinclair's $160000 campaign contribution prompted swift pledges of support and funds from several Republican figures. Senator Guy D Goff from West Virginia and Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico each pledged between 1000 and 5000 dollars, with Borah indicating 1000 may suffice for both.
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U.P
Borah
Harry Sinclair
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Atlanta
Goff
Bronson Cutting
Republican
New Mexico
Cutting
United Press
Sinclair
Red Cross
Plans for Chest Drive In Industrial Division Meeting
Thirty two Industrial division members gathered at the YMCA Friday night to rehearse drive details and budgeting for the Community Chest. The meeting stressed thorough coverage of Warren industry and urged captains to ensure full team attendance at the opening dinner on March 19 at six o clock in the YMCA dining hall.
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Community Chest
M. C. A. Bulding
Warren
Chest
Candidates Draw for Primary Ballot Spots in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania candidates in the April primary will draw for ballot places on March 20 at 9 A M in the secretary of the commonwealth offices. Those unable to attend may be represented by proxy, or a secretary named representative will be appointed if a candidate fails to appear.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Charles Johnson
Burying Dead in Flood Disaster Begins in California
In the St Francis dam flood area the task of burying the dead started amid estimates of 275 to 300 victims. Searchers pressed on to recover bodies while reconstruction plans form. the region will feel the disaster’s impact for years. Ghouls feared. Edison manager Lothridge reported loot rumors without confirmation. Hollywood film crews aided rescue efforts.
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Mareh
U P
St. Francis Dam
L. S. Lothridge
Edison Company
Santa Paula
Lothridge
Hollywood
Daily Bible Reading Urged by Rev Barnard at Club
Rev L M Barnard pastor of Grace Methodist church urged daily Bible reading to counteract Bible authority breakdown. He cited Woodrow Wilson on pure word of God and noted Protestant church converts statistics as a challenge to Christians. He warned of Voltaire and affirmed the Bible’s enduring reach. Earth tremors were recorded at Regis College seismograph in Denver, Father A W Forstall reported.
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Grace Methodist Church
Y. MM
Barnard
Woodrow Wilson
America
Bernard
Voltaire
Rev
Denver
Colo
Regis College
A. W. Forstall
The Tribune Tonight Page Index Highlights
An archival notice lists sections and page numbers for The Tribune Tonight with market reports late local telegraph news features sports society and church news and local town coverage in Youngsville Lander Mount Jewett and Tidioute.
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Youngsville
Lander
Mount Jewett
Tidioute
Orona
Late Photo of Chamberlin to Headline Fund Drive Event
Clarence Chamberlin the first man to carry a passenger across the Atlantic arrives in Warren April 11 for a Tribune benefit for Cornplanter Post of the American Legion. He will land in his Sperry Messenger plane and perform acrobatic stunts before landing. He speaks at Library Theatre at 6 pm and shows three motion picture reels including his takeoff for Germany and a landing on one wheel. Tickets are sold by Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Legion members.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Warren
the Tribune
American Legion
Chamberlin
Sperry Messenger
Library Theatre
Germany
Lexion
Lions, Rotary
Kiwanis
Dog Team Delivers Supplies to Isolated Detour Michigan
In Detour Michigan an arduous rescue by dog team led by Dr. John Deadman delivered 100 pounds of food and medicine after two weeks of isolation due to snowdrifts. An airplane and snowmobile failed to reach the town, and villagers awaited further aid as the rugged trek ended at dawn with the exhausted team praised for perseverance.
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Mich
United Press
John Frendman
Deadman
Michigan
Pisne
Sault Ste. Mare
Sault Ste. Marie
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Celfridge Field
Sault
Dr. Deadman
Probe Starts in St Francis Dam Disaster
Investigation moves to Los Angeles after disaster. Under orders from District Attorney Asa Keyes, E J Dennison assists in the inquiry with Frank Nance, the coroner, opening an inquest. Findings will be sent to a grand jury if criminal responsibility is found.
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U. P.j
St Francis Dam
Los
Asa Keyes
E. J. Dennison
Frank Nance
Nance
Dennison
Los Angeles County
Grand
St. Francie Dam
Keyes
Three Die in Kerosenes Explosion at New Castle Home
Three people died and four were badly hurt when a kerosene can exploded in the residence of William Siegier a saw mill worker at New Castle Wye on March 16. The deceased were two year old Tva two year old Anna and three year old Marguerite Siegler all members of Siegier's family.
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Wye
William Siegier
Siegier
Tva
Anna
Marguerite Siegler
Jamestown Bankers to Attend Warren Bankers Dinner
Jamestown bankers will be guests of the Warren Bankers Association at a Saturday evening dinner at the YWCA. The entertainment will include performances by the Peerless Barnstormers, a quartet said to have arranged scores for popular pieces.
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Jamestown
Warren Bankers’ Association
Peerless Barnstormers
Kiwattta Slab Quartet
Minnesota Delegates Pledge at State Democratic Convention
The March report shows twenty four Minnesota delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Houston pledged to Governor Stach. Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana allows his name in the primaries and Oregon signals possible entry. Senator Borah is seen as a potential Republican rotation figure amid efforts to raise 160000 dollars to repay Harry Sinclair.
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Minnesota
Houston
Stoch
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Oregon
Friends
Borah
Harry Sinclair
Osman
May renew efforts to settle strike
Washington March 16 U P The senate interstate commerce committee may sponsor a conference between union miners and mine operators in another effort to settle the bituminous coal strike John H Jones president of the defunct Bertha Consumers Company proposed the conference and John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers approved the plan Senator Gooding acting chairman said he believed the committee would be willing to undertake sponsorship of the acting.
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U.P
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
John H. Jones
Bertha Consumers Company
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senator Gooding
Hinchliffe and Girl Companion Believed Dead
Washington reports indicate a large plane seen near Greenville Me may have carried Captain Hinchliffe and Elsie Mackay. Sightings and sounds of an airplane motor fuel growing hope they survived a North Atlantic attempt. Authorities sift reports as families hold to uncertain fate.
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P.J
Guenville
Wicinity
Legation
State Department
Hinchcliffe
Greenville
Dol Eye
Kabadjo
New York
Elsie Mackay
Walter Hinchliffe
North Atlantic
Cranwell Airdrome
England
North America
Ireland
DA Objects to Further Delays in Allegheny Fraud Trials
Pittsburgh March 16 Any further postponement of election irregularity trials in Allegheny county will be opposed by District Attorney Santee A Gardner. He resisted postponing two trials this week as defense counsel Rody P Marshall appeared before the state supreme court. Requests for more delays must go to the court. Gardner aims to schedule all cases for trial promptly.
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U. P
Allegheny County
Santee A. Gardner
Gardner
Rody P. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Bis
Weather Forecast For Western Region Tonight And Saturday
The forecast calls for snow maybe mixed with sleet tonight and likely Saturday. Little temperature change expected. Observations list city readings in low to mid range with no precipitation noted in some locales. Sunset tonight at 6 08. Sunday sunrise at 5 08.
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Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
River
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