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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1928

Page

2

Scout Troop 42 Wins Indoor Contest Cup

Scout Troop 42, Boy Scouts, won permanent possession of the War ren council silver cup by scoring the highest total in the indoor contest and rally at the high school gym. About 250 people witnessed events across multiple tests with J. E. Hazeltine presenting awards.

Warren Council Boy Scouts J. E. Hazeltine Cousnl Chester Ahlstrom Jamestown Charles Hartwell R. S. Ashcraft McKean Porter Area L. H. Coke Kane Troop

Scranton Labeled Wettest Open Town By Prohibition Agents

Federal prohibition agents call Scranton Pennsylvania the wettest and most wide open town in the state after raids found 250 saloons operating openly and 25 intoxicated men during inspections. Governor Fisher appointed Col Henry W Shoemaker as historian for Pennsylvania Battlefield Commission to oversee May monuments in France and Belgium.

Scranton Pennsylvania James B. Lewis R.B. Young Pittsburgh Federal Prohibition District Lewis Young Harrisburg U. P.j Fisher Henry W. Shoemaker McElhattan Pennsylvania Battlefield Commission France Belgium

Destruction from Santa Clara flood rocks region

Reports from Fillmore say some missing may be alive as 6,000 workers chase salvage. Four people found unconscious, while damage is estimated at 15 million dollars. Investigations blame weak foundation. state engineer Edward Hyatt calls for safeguards and a legislature response.

Kriegs Santa Clara Los Angeles Santa Clara River Edward Hyatt, Jr Hyatt California

Rumors on Horton estate sale denied by official

F A Lesser dismissed rumors that the Horton estate on Market Street had been sold. The residence is described as one of the city's most beautiful homesteads despite the denial. Dealers tag loss noted at Hubbard Motor Sales with license plate X-12.373. Frank C. Roud of the Warren Council scouts received a framed photo of the late Dr. Joseph T. Danforth, former scout commissioner, taken at Pikes Peak. Executive Road earned a copy of the Pennsylvania News featuring Raymond Carlson, Eagle Scout and son of E Carlson, a Ludlow section foreman.

Rumons Rumera Horton Market Street F. A. Lesser Ig Nored Hubbard Motor Sales Comy Ealers Frank C. Roud Warren Council Boy Scouts Joseph T. Danforth Pikes Peak Colorado Pennsylvania News Pennsylvania Railroad Rayrmond Carlson E. Carlson Ludlow Raymond

Two Killed When Fire Razes Home In Philadelphia

A blaze swept the two story home of Mrs. Leshkowski in Philadelphia killing two people Jack Leskewski and Hyman Henry while fatally injuring two others. Mrs. Leskonski jumped from a second floor window and was not expected to live. Fireman Joseph Saloni was critically injured when the building collapsed. Over forty residents were displaced as flames spread to nearby houses.

Philadelphia Mary Leshowski Jack Leskewski Hyman Henry Leskonski Secon Joseph Saloni

Class Plans To Give Play After Easter

Twenty young women from the Phil Athlea Class of the First Evangelical gathered at Rouse Hospital hosted by Misses Florence and Marian Ward. They traveled to Youngsville via Warren Tank Car and held a brief meeting with President Miss Ruth Hern presiding. Mrs. Harry Hubbard invited the group to meet next month at her Starbrick home as plans were laid for a post Easter production. A St Patrick luncheon followed social hour.

Rovse Hospital Florence Marian Ward Youngsville Warren Ruth Hern Harry Hubbard Starbrick St. Patrick

Companionship Marriage Denounced for "Crazy" Persons

In Scranton Pennsylvania Judge Albert W Johnson of the middle district court condemns companionship marriage as only for "crazy" people while sentencing William Kardeen father of four. He faults magazines stressing sex for distorting marriage notions and rejects any notion of a trial or companionship marriage outside that category.

Scranton Albert W. Johnson Seccess Court Middle District of Pennsylvania Fudge Johnson William Kardeen

Portland Group Aims to Discourage Employment of Married Women

Oregon March 18 U. S. reports a movement to curb married women’s jobs shows little success. An incorporated organization with offices in Portland and chapters in Salem pledges to discourage married women workers and to create conditions that make such employment unnecessary.

Portland Ore Oregon Incronstators Slein Salem

Fasci sts Win Control of Deputies Election in Rome

Rome march 16 fascists secure parliament by trade guild basis 203 to 15 vote approves system giving regime near total control of deputy elections chamber endorses plan establishing parliament through guilds in a decisive tally.

Rome Chamber

Three Family House with 15 Acres For Sale

For sale a three family house on 15 acres in Yoangaville Pa. Call Bell at 60-1 or write Box 248, Yoangaville, Pa. Advertisement dated 3 16 64.

Yoangaville

Four Die in Hercules Powder Plant Explosion at Valley Falls

Four men were killed and three mills destroyed in an explosion at the Hercules Powder Co plant in Valley Falls. A hammer spark ignited powder. two blasts caused additional mill damage and injuries. Victims named include millwright Joseph Mitchell carpenter John Hayner and workers Victor Sheeley Harry White. supervisor Edward L. Prickett injured. Nearby Schaghticoke felt the blast with windows blown and buildings rocked. The incident marks the worst plant explosion in 20 years.

Victor Sheeley Harry White Edward L. Prickett Schaghtistoke

Russia renews world disarmament plea at League

In Geneva on March 16 the Soviet Union urged complete worldwide disarmament as the sole means to prevent war. Maxi bor chief delegate reaffirmed the demand before the League of Nations disarmament commission.

Geneva Russia League of Nations Disarmament Commission Maxibor

Tragic Freight Collision Incurred Fatalities Near Marsh Run

One man killed as two westbound preference freights derailed on a sharp curve near Marsh Run station. The Baltimore bound passenger train collided with wreckage across four tracks. Many passengers suffered minor injuries and received first aid at the scene. The engine crew Morris and Reinbeld escaped with near miraculous survival as wreckage piled high and track clearance would take hours.

Williams Morris Reinbeld Marsh Run Streight Baltimore

Financial and Market Briefs From New York Bank and Stocks

The New York Federal Reserve reports ratios at 80.7 week ago and year ago, while the system ratio sits at 74.8 with week and year-ago references. Inland Steel stockholders reject merger with Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Willys Overland weekly output exceeds 7,500 cars. daily 1,300. unfilled orders 31,000. Prairie Pipe Line declares 50 cent quarterly dividend payable April 30 with record March 21. Duquesne Light declares $1.25 quarterly dividend payable April 15 with record March 31. New York produce market: flour steady firm. lard firm. raw sugar firm. coffee Rio No 7 and Santos No 4 quoted. tallow steady. hay prices active. dressed poultry quiet. cheese market steady with various grades listed.

New York Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve System Inland Steel Co Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Willys Overland Prairie Pipe Line Co Duavesne Light Co New York Park Middle West Rio Santos Powit Long Island Freeport Texas Wilys Standard Oil of American Tobacco Allied Chemical and Subs Symington Federal Reserve Studebaker Phillips Petroleum Phillips Reading Ter

Am. Cotton Seed Oil Co Bond Backed by Geld Dust Corp

Bond issue of 5,000,000 due 1931 guaranteed by Geld Dust Corp. per share analysis shows assets per common share 8.55 with earnings from 1924 to 1927 at 3.01 6.20. Initial quarterly dividend set at 5.00 annualized. stock yield about 3.2 percent. Company makes soap washing powder and shoe polishes. Feb 1928 report notes possible Ball Fruit Jar Co. acquisition.

Am. Cotton Seed’ Oi) Co Geld Dust Corp Ball Fruit Jar Co Serip Jons F. Dille

Oil Prices by Grade and Pipeline in Various Regions

The report lists prices paid for multiple oil grades by purchasing agencies across locations including New York Transit lines, National Transit Co lines, Southwest Pa Pipe lines, Eureka Pipe Line Co lines, Buckeye Pipe Co lines, Cabell Grade Oil, Eureka Pipe Line, Somerset Oil in Cumberland Pipe Line, Todliane Refining Co, and regional sections in Kentucky Illinois and Ohio. Prices range from about 1.10 to 2.85 per unit, with several grades cited in specific pipelines and districts.

Pennsylvania New York Transit Co Bradford Natial Transit Co National Transit Co South West Eureke Pipe Line Co Buckeye Pipe Co Keister Debees Corning Buckeye Pipe Line Co Cabell Eureka Somerset Oil Cumberland Todliane Refining Co Canbestasi Barren Moo Xoe Counties Paragon Deve God Orseteret Senateon Stoll Oil Re- Lining Co Oil City Kentucky Lima Tadiana Princetim Wooster Plymouth Tlinois

Marine aviators die in crash as investigation begins

Four Marine Corps aviators die when two planes lock wings and fall near San Diego. The pilots named are Lieutenants J D Swarmvout and R W Dewine along with Privates H C Cappell and H C Bailey. An official Marine Corps inquiry is expected to start today.

San Diego Cal U. P United States Marine Corps J. D. Swarmvout R. W. Dewine Peeel H. C. Cappell H. C. Bailey

Markets show steady earnings signals and stock tips

Security quotes and earnings figures for Freeport Texas Wilys Overland General Oil and other firms are cited. The report notes rising industrial and rail averages, strong vanadium activity, Studebaker earnings momentum, Phillips Petroleum price earnings comparison and hints at anticipated dividend hikes and easier money conditions ahead.

Market Close Notes on Industrial and Oil Stocks

A reader compiled list covers diverse stocks including Allied Chemical American Express General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel and Standard Oil affiliates. Prices shown include mixed percentages and ex-dividends with numerous industrials and oil firms noted in a dense ledger style.

Allied Chemical and Dye American Bosch American Can American Express American Car Foundry American Locomotive American Sugar American Sam Tobacco American Tel American Woolen Atchison Vans Atlantic Baldwin Baltimore and Ohio Barnsdall A Bethlehem Steel Briggs Manufacturing California Petroleum - Canadian Pacific US Leather Cerar de Paseo Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago Rock Island Chicago Rock Island Erie Freeport Texas General Asshalt General Electric General Motors Great Northern Great Northern Bay Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Independent Oil and Gas Inspiraion International Combustion International Nickel Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valley Mack Truck Tx Marland Oil Aid Continent Middle States Oil Missouri Pacific Moon Motors National Biscuit Nevada New Haven New York North American Northern Pacific Phillips Pete Packard Motor Pan Amer Patino Petna ER Pure Radio Corp Reading RR Republic Iron and Steel Royal Dutch Shell Union Sinclair Gil Shelly Oi Southern Pacific Southern R. B. Standard Gas and Electric

Company Blamed in Kinloch Mine Disaster

In Greensburg Pennsylvania on March 16 the Westmoreland county coroner ruled the Kinloch mine disaster near Kinloch on February 20 caused by Valley Camp Coal Co officials for not operating as required and failing to notify the Boyd Coal Co. Two Boyd camp miners died as gases moved through connecting shafts. Evidence cited included neglected cutting machines and no fire boss inspection for the night shift on the explosion day.

Greensburg U. P Kinloch Valley Camp Coal Co Westmoreland County James M. Harkins Kinloch Quine H. W. Boyd Corl Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

SCOUT Troop 34 Fillmere OF Hercules CO Carpenter Strand Theatre Warren, PA Wayne C. Helmbrecht Bard Arwgust Marine Corps Blyers Red Cross Hudson Seling Kay, Ricards and Co Hteinige New York Stock Exchange Warren Savings Bann Bldg Tidewater Associated Tobacco Products Trans Con Oil Union Oil of Union i G. S S. Rubber S. m Willys-Overland Anglo American Humble Oil International Petroleum Mountain Producers National Transit Ohio Pennock Prairie Pipe Prairie Oil and Gay Salt Creek South Penn Ind Kan Standard Bloomer iIt Johnson Brothers Haglund Penna. Ave
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