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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1928

Page

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Desert Horned Toad Fights For Survival And Critics Warn Of Desert Land Schemes

In Hodge California on the desert highway children ride buses to school under public expense, while a horned toad battles a stick in the sun. The piece blends a vivid desert scene with a caution against land sales by promising riches, urging readers to invest wisely and beware of land pitches tied to water development.

Dupont Sloan Ight New York American, Inc Hodge Calif California Nile Valley Wong Barstor Helendale America

Fisher Urges Conference on Coal Situation

Governor Fisher proposed a conference of representatives from all aides to resolve the year-long bituminous coal strike. He outlined three core issues pacing coal: wages, rate structure, and production regulation, affecting both industry and public policy.

Harrisburg U. P Fisher Congress Executive Department Easton Scranton Pennsylvania U. S. Senate Enras

Rotary Speaker Urges Prison Inmates Work Plan

Charles Brendon Booth, former Va volunteers leader and Big Brother creator, urges prison labor as crime solution. He defines crime as taking without return and argues prison factories paying living wages could support families harmed by crime, citing Minnesota as a model. notes capital punishment stance by US wardens.

Rotary Club Charles Brendon Booth The Volunteers of America Booth Minnesota United States

Congress Deliberates Migratory Bird Bill and Committee Actions

In Congress today the Senate considers Norbeck migratory bird legislation as committees continue other investigations. Judiciary weighs pending appointments while the House reviews bills on the unanimous consent calendar. Agriculture panel limits farm relief discussions and Military Affairs considers Muscle Shoals.

Senate Judiciary Committee HOUSE Agriculture Committee

Gun duel leaves one dead two wounded in Pittston

In Pittston Pa a violent shooting at the Alfrida home left Dominick Galto dead and Frank Faraldo and Anthony Alfrita seriously wounded. Samuel Alfrita 18 held after saying he opened fire following a dispute as two strangers pressured to see his father. He used a shotgun to kill one assailant and then fired when a revolver was drawn. Police suspect a blackhand motive rather than union conflict.

Pittston Mulder Dominick Galto Frank Faraldo Anthony Alfrida Gello Alfrida Samuel Alfrida Ian Utwee

Compromise Reached in Nicaraguan Election Dispute

American and Nicaraguan officials announced a compromise on the Nicaraguan election controversy. An executive decree by President Diaz is expected within days to override the legislature's failure to legalize American supervision of the October vote.

Washington U. P Diaz

Campaign Log Details Delegates at Convention

Friends of Senator Walter George of Georgia expect 100 pledged delegates from the South to back him at the Democratic national convention in Houston. California and Iowa are seen as key preconvention targets for Governor Alfred E. Smith to win both state party delegations. New York Republican leaders say 26 New York delegates would back Hoover rather than 47 claimed by Hoover committees.

Walter George Georgia Houston South California Iowa Alfred E. Smith New York New York State Secretary of Commerce Hoover Hoover Committee

The Tribune Tonight Highlights Page Layout

A catalog of the newspaper’s sections notes content by page from market reports to telegraph news, editorials, deaths and funerals, sports, society and church news, local Youngsville notes, comics, a presidents question game, and various ads and puzzles across pages.

Late Jocal and Telegraph Society and Church News Youngsville News

Submarine S-1 brought to dry dock at Boston yard

Eight sailors remain missing as the S-1 submarine is winched into a dry dock in Boston. Four civilian divers prepare the keel and the hull sits in place after an ocean bed rescue from Provincetown. Commander Saunders raises the U S flag at half mast, signaling ongoing salvage efforts.

Boston Mass U.P Boston Navy Yard Thomas Falks Joseph Madden John Green George Duke Provincetown Harold £. Saunders

Hobby Exhibit of Boy Scouts Opens Today in Warren County

Warren County youngsters showcase diverse hobbies in the Warren Council Boy Scouts of America exhibit. Displays range from geese to airplanes, with windbreaks Indian tepees and miners shelter examples. The event runs 4 to 9 PM daily through Wednesday and marks the first such exhibit sponsored by the council.

Warren County Gifford Smith Boy Scouts Warren Council Boy Scouts of America Scout Frank C. Roud Stout Troop 41 U. S. Forestry Service Joseph Bishop Federal Forester L. L. Bishop James Kolter Bill” Brown

Familiar Names on Old Map of Ireland in Tribune Window

A Tribune display shows a centuries old map of Ireland with names of early Irish families. The chart traces lineages from Milesians via Parthalonians Firbolgs and Tribes of the God Dawn to the Milesians, noting O and Me surnames and St Patrick's era. Warren residents like OBrien OConnor ODell ONeill OConnell McDonough among others spot their names on the map and the display will stay in the window for a few more days.

Ireland George H. O'Sullivan Brooklyn Scythia Egypt Spain Mileo Greece Dawn Tara St. Patrick Europe Warren O'Brien O'Connor O'Dell O'Neill O'Connell McDonough An O'Brien Munster

Kane School Supt Dies of Pneumonia

Mer. Skillman, superintendent of Kane schools since 1926, died at 8:30 a m Monday at his home 33 Park Avenue Kane from pneumonia after two weeks illness His death followed a brief improvement He is survived by his widow and four children Funeral plans pending

B. Skillman Kane Park Avenue Mer. Skillman

Moderate Weather Forecast Tuesday

Pittsburgh reports the heaviest snowfall of the season with 5.0 inches by noon. Meteorologist W. S. Brotzman cautions the temperature will stay around 26 degrees tonight, limiting snow melt. Weather will moderate tomorrow as cold start eases.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania W. S Brotzman

Rev Dr Ginader Dies in Dunkirk Funeral Planned for 2 PM

A brief Erie to Warren message set Wednesday at 2 o clock for the funeral of Rev Dr B A Ginader brother of Warren pastor Rev J G Ginader. He died suddenly of digestive illness at the home of George H Graff in Dunkirk while guest of Rev Charles Campbell. He had preached in Sheridan and Silver Creek earlier that day and was formerly pastor at Union City and head of the Erie District of the Methodist Episcopal church. Continued on Page Tre.

Erie J. G. Ginader Warren B. A. Ginader Dunkirk Simpson M. E First MF Br. Ginader First Methodist Episcopal Church Union City Ene Ginader First Methodist, Episcopal Church Charles

Spring Arrives Tuesday As Sun Crosses Northern Equator

Warren county is blanketed in snow yet the vernal season formally begins Tuesday afternoon at 3 15 when the sun crosses the equator on its northward trek. The article notes the sun’s path, leap year adjustment, and the seasonal shift ahead with a brief astronomy outline.

Warren County

Warren Community Chest set to kick off with 131 at Y supper

A campaign kick off at the Warren Y tonight aims for a $30,000 first day goal as 131 attend a 6 15 p m supper at the Y M C A. Teams of nine pick 16 names from 6481 prospective subscribers, with reports due Tuesday and pledges expected Monday night.

Warren Community Chest A. F. Kottcamp Kottcamp

Governor Fisher May Be Called In Inquiry

Washington March 19 The state governor John Fisher of Pennsylvania may be asked to testify before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee regarding his criticisms of its coal investigation He previously served as counsel for a coal company before his election and spoke at Easton Pennsylvania last week urging scrutiny of the probe.

Washington John Fisher Pennsylvania Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Fisher Easton

Weather Forecast With Snow Likely Near Wake Erie

Cloudy tonight and Tuesday with probable snow near Wake Erie. Temperatures rise Tuesday. Observations show Cleveland 35, Bel leveland 28, Miami 60, Philadelphia 34, Pittsburgh 26, San Francisco 54, Washington 11, Yellowstone Park 24. Local figures note sunrise and sunset times and river level at 2.8 with no precipitation.

Cleveland Belleveland Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Washington, Il Yellowstone Park River

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