Hanging in Canada and a stock market forecast
A young American girl faces execution in Canada with a defiant remark on dress. A New York Stock Exchange seat sells for 820,000 dollars, lifting total exchange value to about 252 million. Lloyd George weighs Mohammedan holy war, while big business and Chevrolet Motors forecast heavy freight costs. Continued on Page Eight.
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Community Chest drive reports first day totals and leaders
The Community Chest campaign reports 1320 pledges and 27,864.05 raised on day one, with 21,135.95 still needed to reach 49,000. A. Black’s Team leads with 2491 dollars raised, A. E. Johnson’s squad tops pledges at 144, while C. S. Allen’s team follows with 1906 dollars. The drive, at the YMCA, notes potential bonuses for top percent gains.
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Dam Break Blame Studied by Jury
Los Angeles coroner's inquest probes St Francis dam collapse that killed nearly 300. William Mulholland admitted some oversight by engineers. Jury may fix responsibility as five investigations commence. District Attorney prepared to seek criminal action if bombing charges are proven. A map with markings similar to aqueduct tampering surfaces amid dynamite theories.
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Commutation Granted in Doris McDonald Case
Ottawa March 21 The department of justice announced Doris McDonald will be spared the death penalty and instead spend the remainder of her life in prison. Her husband George was to be hanged Friday at Valley Field Quebec but the sentence was commuted to imprisonment.
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Senate and House Near-Key Debates Across Bills
Senate continues debate on Norbeck migratory bird bill while committees reopen probes into Teapot Dome and coal. Commerce weighs Haenesville flood control, and cotton investigations persist. House votes on power commission bill as conference on radio bill moves forward. McNary Haugen agricultural bill advances. foreign affairs and interstate commerce tackle Bay Bridge hearings.
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Tionesta Man's Body Recovered After Search
Howard Thompson, former Tionesta resident and Los Angeles City Light and Power Company employee, was found after days of search by his two brothers. Born May 25, 1885 at Stewart's Run Forest County, he died in California near the Santa Clara Valley during a flood after a dam burst. Burial is planned in Burbank at a date to be announced.
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Army flyer crashes at Bolling Field in single seater
Washington March 21 Second Lieut Harry J Flatequal of the army air corps crash landed a single seater pursuit plane at Bolling field today and was rushed to Walter Reed hospital for immediate operation to save his life.
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Sandino Rumored to Evade Marines After Nicaraguan Attack
Reports from Managua say General Augustino Sandino again evaded a US Marine cordon as bombing raids hit a rebel base near Murra. Marines found the deserted stronghold, with ground troops sent to round up stragglers before the rainy season. One observer was wounded, and Sandino was believed to have retreated toward the Honduran border or Coco river area.
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Tribune Tonight features and pages listed by section
Publication outline for a newspaper edition lists sections and their topics including market reports late local telegraph news editorials sports society and crime pages. It names Kane Russell Lander Wrights ville Sugar Grove Tidbute and Porkey and mentions ads crosswords and a radio program.
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OILMAN DIES IN FRANKLIN PIONEER OF OIL FIELD
Jacob Sheasley 93 a pioneer oil producer in Franklin Pennsylvania died at his home last night. He had long worked in the local oil industry and was a prominent figure in the area. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Campaign log shows delegates pledged to Lowden and Smith
The North Dakota GOP will send 13 delegates bound to Frank Lowden and 10 Democratic delegates to Alfred E. Smith at the national convention. There was no opposition to Smith and Lowden in yesterday’s primary. Senator Reed enters Democratic primaries in Florida and West Virginia. Governor Smith’s name is permitted in Massachusetts primary. New York Hoover committee notes a majority favor Hoover in state Who’s Who pool.
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Kiwanis Club Proposes Daylight Saving Time Change
A Warren Kiwanis Club luncheon approved a proposal to support daylight saving time this year. President Ware led the effort with near unanimous backing and plans to rally other groups before presenting to council. Coal conservation emphasized by Herbert A. Ross as vital national welfare.
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Lindbergh Receives Congressional Medal of Honor
President Coolidge presented Charles A. Lindbergh the Congressional Medal of Honor at the White House in a simple ceremony. The award honors his trans Atlantic flight last May and was approved by Congress. Attending were cabinet members military officials and lawmakers.
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Chamberlin Plans 100 City Flight Tour To Promote Airports
Clarence Chamberlin announced a cross country air tour in his flivver plane to advocate more landing fields and airports. He will visit about 190 cities in 48 states, providing exhibitions and lectures with three reels of film on his career, while noting progress toward 18 000 miles of airways and government efforts to expand routes and beaconed night flying.
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Merchants Plan Chamberlin Day in Warren
The Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday morning to coordinate Chamberlin Day events for Warren. Emory C. Crook said the visit by Clarence Chamberlin, trans Atlantic flyer, is set for April 11 with a 2 15 pm library theater address. The Tribune underwrites the event to benefit Cornplanter Post American Legion, with Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Warren Aero Club aiding in arrangements.
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S-4 Submarine Tragedy Haunts Mass Crew Rescue Efforts Praised
Boston desk report on the S-4 submarine disaster recounts 40 sailors dying after a collision with a coast guard destroyer while trapped in the sunken hull. Inspectors found signs of attempted rescue as crew fought cold and hunger, with Lieut. Fitch and Russell A. Grebb’s bodies sent to Arlington for burial. Secretary Wilbur commended the Falcon’s salvage team and divers Cadie and Michaels for risking their lives to save comrades.
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Weather Forecast for Western Pa Fair Tonight
Western Pennsylvania forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with increasing clouds and warmer temperatures on Thursday. Showers possible, especially Thursday afternoon or night near Lake Erie. Observations from 8 am show varied readings across major cities, with no precipitation reported river levels steady.
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