Coal Fields Worse Than Russia Warns Senate Panel
Fannie Hurst told the senate interstate commerce committee that coalfield conditions insult the nation. She urged immediate legislation to secure a decent living for miners, saying Russia has no destitution like Pennsylvania’s. Governor Fisher of Pennsylvania was invited to testify. Cosl tge's White House stance cited.
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Washington
America
Fannie Hurst
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Russia
Pennsylvania
Watson
Fisher
Coslitge
Inquiry into Harding paper sale and political funds
Senator Nye signals a private inquiry into unsubstantiated rumors about the Harding paper sale and oil bonds. The Senate committee to hear Wilbur Marsh and Merritt Baldwin amid charges of Sinclair finances and 1923 party contributions, as debate on the Teapot Dome affair continues.
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Harding
Washington
Rye
B. Frederick
American Railway Press Company
Washington, Hs
Marsh
Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Merritt Baldwin
Menden
Sinclair
Robinson
Smith
Nye
Senate
Coolidge
la Follette
Reed
Mellon
Treasury
Senators press for resignations over fund misuse
Senators Blaine La Follette and Reed of Missouri demand resignations for those involved in a fund scandal. They argue Borah's action to repay the Sinclair contribution will not help. Borah’s fund grows slowly with about $400 received yesterday, bringing cash on hand to around $2,000, plus more than $2,000 pledged.
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Reed
Mellon
Blaine la Follette
Missouri
Borah
Honor Barwis gains editorial status and scholastic honors
TOPICS IS HONOR BARWIS son of Mr and Mrs C W Barwis of 12 Second Avenue has been promoted to the editorial staff of the Collegian weekly Pennsylvania State College publication. A sophomore he is earning scholastic honors and was recently named on a silver roving cup for high scholarship among his fraternity. WILL OPEN STORE Sencel Obe man operator of the Keystore Mercantile Company has leased the Army and Navy store on Pennsylvania Avenue West Titusville and will open April 12 with a full line of men s furnishings.
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Honor Barwis
C. W. Barwis
Collegian
Pennsylvania State College
Cahir
Sencel Obe
Keystore Mercantile Company
Iicn’s Finishings
Titusville
Army and Navy
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Key[ees
Society Seekers Class Tonight at First Evang Church
The Seekers class of the First Evangelical church meets tonight at the home of Mrs. Reymond Moser on Connecticut Avenue. Pleasant Grange No 1143 holds its weekly meeting Wednesday evening at their hall in Pleasant township with Marion and Myron Rapp in charge of the program.
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First Evangelical Church
Reymond Moser
Connecticut Avenue
Pleasant Grange
Pleasant Grange No
Pleasant Township
Marion
Myron Rapp
Necessity Is Continued From Page One
The big hall at the YMCA hosted a busy scene as prospect lists were handed out for ten pledges on Tuesday. Each team received two lists for first choices, then six minutes of selection with lists circulated until all names were chosen. Orders for prospect cards were filled as lists were completed and delivered to the end of the room.
Campaign pledge drive faces a $49 000 goal
The supper opened with an invocation by Dr Charles T Greer as Mr Rottcamp urged supporters to raise at least $49 000 for the campaign. He warned failure would be unthinkable and stressed the need for the strong campaign organization. Also notes Mr and Mrs Sankey returning home to Punxsutawney after a visit and Mr and Mrs J C Underwood visiting friends in Ridgway.
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Charles T. Greer
Mr. Rottcamp
S. D. Sankey
Punxsu
Tawney
Myre
Underwood
Madison Avenue
J. C. Underwood
Sor
Ridgway
Supreme Court Recesses in Washington This Month
The Supreme Court recessed on Monday March 20 in Washington and plans to resume hearings in April. The pause affects scheduled sessions and briefings as the court adjourns temporarily.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United States Suple Court
Oil Market price list by regional grades and buyers
A dated price table lists Pennsylvania and other regional oil grades with buying agents and line costs across multiple districts. Prices appear for grades ranging from OW in New York Transit lines to Buckeye Pipe Line and Eureka Fire Line Co. locations, with varied cents per unit and some entries incomplete or misstated.
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Pennsylvania
York Transit
Bradford
Transit Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Lime Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureka Fire Line Co
Somerset O
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Indiana
Iry Co
Saginaw
Mich
Sagiaw
Tucky
Wees
Cumberland
Barren
Monree
Paragon Dev. Co
Rene
Hines
Stoll ‘Oil Reefining Co
Cal City
Kentucky
Plymouth
Packard earnings seen above 3 30 a share first half
Earnings for Packard’s first half of the fiscal year are estimated above 3.30 per share on the common. Prospects for 1928 suggest earnings exceed 6 percent on the common, with a surplus and a possible further stock dividend. Allied Chereje, American Tobacco, and Standard Gas & Electric show strong results, with notable gains in 1927 and recent buying activity. Stewart Warner remains bullish but advises profit taking on bulges to reinvest.
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Packard
La'er
Allied Cherjee
American Tobacco
Standard Gas & Electric
Stewart Warner
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Newmont Mining
Howe Sound
General American
Manhattan
Skelly Gul
Protests Open Formal Probe Into Dam Disaster
In Los Angeles on March 20, Coroner Frank Nance opened a formal inquest into the breaking of St. Francis dam. Government, state, city and county probes began as Bureau of Power and Light personnel involved in building and maintenance were summoned to testify.
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Los Angeles
U. P
Frank Nance
St. Francis Dam
Bureau of Power and Light
Back of Each Share and Market Snapshots 1926
Financial figures show net assets for common, earnings for 1923 to 1926, and dividends since organization with preferred dividends paid. A New York market report follows listing flour, pork, lard, sugar, tallow, hay, dressed poultry, cheese, and live poultry prices. News notes include Demolay convention: Pittsburgh to host 1929 grand council meeting.
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John F. Dile Co
New York
Middle West
Santos
Kansas
CIETY
Pittsburgh
Grand Council Order of Demolay
Market Close Reported on Industrial and Oil Stocks
Today's stock market roundup lists industrials and oils with names such as Allied Chemical and Dye, American Can, American Car Foundry, General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler, Coca Cola, American Tobacco, and more. The column compiles closing positions across railroads, copper firms, oil producers, and major manufacturers, reflecting mixed activity and notable price listings. It includes numerous tickers and company names like Bethlehem Steel, American Smelting, Canadian Pacific, Gulf States Steel, Kennecott Copper, New Haven, and Union-related entities, indicating broad sector coverage.
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Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch
American
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive Sere Express
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sam Tobacco
American Tel
American Woolen
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Refinin
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
US Leather
Cero de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Rock Island
Ullt
Milwaukee
St Paul
Chile
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Col
S. Col Gas and Electric
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers
Erie
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Ray
Gulf States Steel
Bat
Graham Paige
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel
Jorden Motors i
Kansas City
Kenecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Bloomington
Iil
Richmond
Ohio
Frankfort Ky
Penn. Johnstown
Clarksville
Associated System
States
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Philippine Islands
Associated Public Utilities Corporation
Office of
Warren, Pennsylvania
N.Y
Plattsburg
Bethlehem Steel Co
Tuusee Inoscare
Camoria Bron
Breilers
Long Island
Young Americas
Kay, Ee and Co
Warren Savings F Benk
Phillips Pete
Packard Motor
Pan Amer
Patino
Penna RR
Jradio Corp
Reading RR
Republic Iron and Steel Wee Royal Dutch Ag
Shell Grion
Sim Petroleum
Sinclair OU
Skelly Oil
Southern Pareific
Pouihern RX
Stenderd Gas
Electre i
Studebaker
Gia ‘Texas Corp
Timken R. B
Tidewater Associated
Trans
Con
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific
G. S
Rubberate S. Steel
Weinghouse Elerie
White Motors
Woolworth
Willys Overland
Citis Service Ptd
Continental Oi
Ous
Durant
New Bradford Oil
Parkansas Gas
Lone Stier
Scranton
Coles Ata
Johnson Brothers