Kittanning Bridge Project Faces River Work Delays
Pittsburgh dispatch reports rapid Allegheny River improvements blocked by Armstrong County commissioners not cooperating with the Navy Department on Kittanning bridge modification. Major Bain notes dam No 6 backwaters toward Kittanning and dam No 7 would block navigation, prompting possible legal action by the War Department to remove the bridge, delaying progress.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Armetrong County
Naw
Kittanning
Slator
Jarvis T. Ben
Bain
Armstrong County
War Department
Mejor Bein
Warren High Football Schedule Released for Season
Warren High coach J B Leidig released the full schedule with twelve games. Highlights include a September 29 home game vs Salamanzo and a November 10 home clash with Jamestown High, plus October 13 Erie Central here and Thanksgiving date with East of Erie.
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J. B. Leidig
Warren High
Salamanca High
Russelfield
Jemestown High
Erie Central
East
Erie
Youngsville
Sheffield
Salamanoz
Dunkirk
Central
Oil City
North East
Kane
Jamestown
Titusville
Johnsonburg
Here
Naturalization applications and local safety campaign notes
Twelve original naturalization applications were filed at Bliss Edith Blodgett's office after the naturalization court session. Warren officials doubted participation in the Save 2 Life campaign by the state highway department, while officials urged voluntary car inspections focusing on brakes, headlights, steering, and engine. Planned school of instruction for wealth officers at the U S Medical Corps field service school in Carlisle was announced, with potential Warren representation. Edinboro State Teachers College captured the western Pennsylvania state teachers basketball title by defeating Slippery Rock 40 to 30. Heinie Anderson, a former Warren High player, is on the Edinboro roster.
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Warren
State Highway Department
Warren County Motor Club
State Highway Patrol
U. S. Medical Corps Field Service School
Carlis
W. Sehmeh
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Slippery Rock
Heinie Anderson
Werren High
Edirdoro
Blind student Angeline Reneri tops district echolistic work
Angeline Reneri, 17, who is blind, ranked highest in echolistic work at Johnstown Junior High School last month, reflecting exceptional achievement by a student with visual impairment.
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Angeline Reneri
Johnstown
Brotherhood Plans Membership Roundup At Church Parlors
An intensive membership roundup was planned by the Albright Brotherhood at its meeting last evening at the church parlors. Fred Watt, the new president, aims to boost interest and hopes for strong attendance at the April 15 meeting when Hon. E. J. Beshlin will speak. Hosts for refreshments were Fred Watt, Lyle Cole and Rev. H. E. Bornein.
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Albright Brotherhood
Fred Watt
E. J. Beshlin
Lyle Cole
H. E. Bornein
Oratorical Contest Friday at Warren High School
Excerpts from papers and modern writings will anchor Warren High School public speaking class contest Friday morning. Judges include Mrs. Edward Lindsey Rev Harold F Stoddard and Edward Jobreon. Students listed include Betty Watterton Karl Peterson Margaret McDonald Josephine Robinson Alice Swanson Avonelle Lewis John Sharghes Ven Byke Charlotte Mahaffery Exelva Olean and Halts Dignity of Labor.
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Warren High School
Assembly
Edward Lindsey
Harold F. Stoddard
Edward Jobreon
Betty Watterton
Wetterson
Abraham Lancell
Karl Peterson
Hubberd
Margaret McDonald
Josephine Robinson
Hale
Men Without A Counir
Alice Swansor
Brown
Avonelle Cra
Lewis
John Sharghessey
Ven Byke
Sait
Charlotte Ma‘haffery
Phillips’ “Touseaint Hoc Ture
Exelva Olean
Upham Denies Pledge of Secrecy in Dome Inquiry
Washington March 21. Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, told a senate panel he had no understanding with the late Upham to conceal campaign contributions. Testimony indicated a secret agreement may have existed, with Upham’s secretaries claiming he spoke of a secret understanding. Albany March 21. Governor Alfred E. Smith denies Harry F. Sinclair contributed to his 1920 campaign fund, labeling Nye and Robinson’s insinuations false and reckless. Washington March 21. Justice Siddons overruled a motion for contempt against Harry M. Blackmer and ordered restoration of $100,000 in seized property pending case settlement.
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Washington
Uuy Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Senate
U. P
Alfred BE. Smith
Gerald P. Nye
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Smith
Robinson
Indiana
Mre
Blackmer
Frederick L. Siddons
District of Colu Supreme Court
Harry M. Blackmer
Dore
Rev Ware to Speak at Lions Meeting in Warren
Rev J in Memorial Episcopal church and president of Warren Kiwanis club will speak at the Tageela Lions meeting next Thursday March 29. Ware will discuss America Forever, the same subject he used at a joint Warren and Jamestown Evianians gathering two weeks ago.
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Memorial Episcopal Church
Warren Kiwanis Club
Tageela
Ware
America
Church Brotherhood Attends Meeting Program Highlights
Members of the Lutheran Brotherhood and their wives enjoyed a literary and musical program last evening in the church parlors. Gust and Robert Carlson hosted with vocal duets, piano solos, and vocal numbers featuring Elaine Nelson, Harold Harriet Carlson, Dorothea Carlson, and Byron Swanson among others. Refreshments followed as Charles Check invited all to the next meeting.
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Lutheran Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran ' Ehmeth
Gust
Robert Carlson
Sam Davis
Elaine
Her Danis
Henry Olsan
Harold
Harriett
Dorothy Carlson
Robert Gustafson
Byron Swanson
G Borg
Mayme Swanson
Navy appropriation tops 369 million for vessels and repair
Washington March 21 The Navy Department appropriation bill, the largest since before the 1922 arms conference, totals 369 190 259 dollars. It funds ten ships under construction, modernization of two others including gun elevation, work on two new ships, two submarine salvage vessels, additional aircraft, and Marine Corps operations at home and abroad in Nicaragua and China.
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Wasglington
Naval Establishment
Navy Department
House
Marine Corps
Nicaragua
China
Must Pay Damages In Suit Over Property Damages
Roy K. Russell, an automobile dealer, was ordered to pay damages and refrain from further molestation of the plaintiff's property. The decision was handed down Wednesday by Judge D. A. Arird in Seymour Mason's tax suit, though the exact case details appear garbled in the record.
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Roy K. Russell
D.A. Arird
Seymour Mason
Rockefeller and Schwab Called in Senate Inquiry
Washington March 21 U P Companies controlled by John D Rockefeller Jr and Charles M Schwab faced questions from the senate coal investigating committee. Van A Bittner UMW counsel said Bethlehem Mines Corp and Consolidation Coal abrogated the Baltimore wage agreement in 1924 1925 setting a precedent for contract-breaking in West Virginia. Schwab and Rockefeller were subpoenaed to explain their actions and why they disregarded the wage contract. Evidence showed Pittsburgh Coal Co prepared for the committee by cleaning up non union camps and keeping coal and iron police in the background.
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Washington
U P
John Dbd. Rockefeller, Jr
Charles M. Schweb
Fezd
West Virg
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers Counsel
Senate’ Coal Investigating Committee
Bethlehem Mines Coriporation
Seavnan Ani
West Virginia
Bittner
Schwab
Rockefeller
Baltimore
Financial briefs note stock and board changes at major firms
Curtiss Aeroplane and Biotor Co. vote to raise authorized common stock to 300000 and expand the directorate to 34 from 21. Armstrong Cork to offer stock on record April 5 at 40 a share one for six. GM quarterly common and preferred totals 72986 vs 66209 prior year. Revenue freight load 951553 cars week ended March 10, down 7984 from prior week and 49.20 from 1927 week. Electric power and light earnings 2.09 on 1776206 common shares in 1927 vs 1.45 on 1774574 in 1926. NEW YORK PRODUCE: flour firm dull. pork, lard, sugar, coffee prices noted. Dressed poultry and live poultry markets listed with varied prices across items.
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Armstrong Cork Co
New York
Middle West
Burns Bros
Sabes
Commonwealth Power and Subs
Elec. Power .and Light and Subs
Theeek
U. S
U.S. Steel
DuPont
Commonwealth Power Ls
Graham Paige
U. S. Leather A
Chrysler
Oil Price List From Transit and Pipeline Companies
A detailed table lists prices paid for various oil grades by purchasing agencies and lines including Pennsylvania Grade O1 in New York Transit Co. lines at 2.80, Bradford Diewich Oil in National Transit Co. lines at 2.80, and other grades from Buckeye Pipe Line Co. and Eureka Pipe Line Co. across regions such as Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Saginaw. Prices vary with grades and locations, with several entries around 1.30 to 3.45 and notes of upcoming changes.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford Diewich
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buck Eye Pipe Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureke Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Nes
Indiana Refive Co
Hob Counties
Paragon Co
Eseerns
The
Steli Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Lima
Lia
Indiana
Princeton
le ‘Wooster
Plymouth
Minois
Waterloo
Petrolia
Ganada
Saginaw
Mich
Financial summary of fictitious company stock and reserves
The document outlines gross assets and deductions for reserves and misstatements, leaving net assets for capital stock at a negative value. It lists earnings for 1923 to 1927, dividends paid from 1922 to 1928, and notes an initial dividend of 1.00 on Dec 16 1921. It also mentions sulphur reserves expected to sustain production for 40 years and a 5.4 percent stock yield. Copyright 1928 John F Title Co.
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John F. Title Co
Market Letter Curren’ Events Signals Stock Activity
A trading market continues with attempts to extend advances in utilities and rail stocks. Notes on profits and reentry points for Int Tel & Tel Vanadium Pullman Sears Roebuck and others. Reports earnings, dividends, and weekly freight car loadings plus predictions of further gains for key names.
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Int
Tel
Pullman
Sears Roebuck
Bodies Of Aviators Found Near Whitecap Mountain
Bangor correspondent of the Portland Evening News reports two bodies recovered on Whitecap Mountain west of Tsland ha ato Bulseae nee. Believed to be Captain Walter Hinchliffe and Miss Elsie Mackaye, both missing aviators. Local authorities awaiting identification and official confirmation.
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Portland
Maine
Bangor
Portland Evening News Today
Walter Hinchliffe
Elsie Mackaye
Whitecap Mountain
Stock Market Snapshot of Industrials and Oils
A dense clipping lists many stocks and percent changes across industries. Notable names include Allied Chemical and Dye, American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, California Petroleum, General Electric, General Motors, Gulf States Steel, Hudson Motors, U S Steel, Studebaker, Union Oil, Westinghouse Electric, Woolworth, Willys Overland, and Standard Oil affiliates. The compilation resembles a market summary with varied gains and losses and numerous ticker-like entries.
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Allied Chemical and Dye
Anetlean Bosch Mag
American Car Foundry
American Locomotive
American
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
American Tea and Tel
American Woolen
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
Atlantic Refining
Blatimere and Ghia
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cervo de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Rock Island
Vite
Milwaukee
Ighite
Coy Chrysler
Coca Colm
Col Gas and Electric
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion International Nickel
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Weecsecage Iby
Mid Continent Pete
Col Carbon
Gom Crucible Steel
Bus Dodge Berthers Common
Davison Chemical
Evie
Freeport Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil and Gas
Middle States Oi
Missouri Pacific
ANG Moon Motors
National Biscuit
Nevada Copper New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Fete
Shell Union
Simms Petroleum
Esinclair OW
Skelly of
Southern Pacific Southern BR
Standard Gas and Electric Wed
Stewart Warner'Studebake
Texas Corp
Timken R. B
Pidewater Associated Tobacco Products Trans
Union Oil of California
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors Woolworth
Willys Overland
Gibson Opposes Soviet Plan Against Immediate Disarmament
March 21 Geneva report states six nations joined the United States in rejecting the Soviet push for immediate abolition of all armaments. Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson argued a Kellogg style outlawry treaty would better promote peace than sweeping disarmament, and the U.S. backs a multilateral non aggression and law of war framework, but cannot back instant universal abolition.
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Geneva
U.P
Hugh S. Gibson
United States
Brussels
Frank B. Kellogg
Gibson
Eric Laments
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