Hoover Likely To Win GOP Nomination With Broad Delegates Support
Pennsylvania and other states’ delegates show Hoover edging toward the Republican nomination. The Hoover camp claims 476 of 1089 first ballot votes with many eastern, southern, and western delegations listed as potential pledges, while Pennsylvania remains uninstructed.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas City
United States
Herbert Hoover
New York
Massachusetts
Waine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Middle West
Hoover
Kentucky
Maryland
West Virginia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ohio
Iowa
Far West
California
Colorado
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Frank B. Willis
Andrew Mellon
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Exports show apples lead 1927 fruit trade
Department of Commerce figures show fruit exports in 1927 at 60 million dollars, near double 1923. Apples topped the list at 30 million, with oranges pears grapefruit grapes and lemons following. England led as market for apples oranges and pears.
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United States
Department of Commerce
England
Merchant Marine Seen as Midwest Cargo Power
The Illinois State Journal notes the merchant marine issue as crucial, arguing that true sea lords reside in the Midwest where cargoes for all oceans originate. Col Sidney Storey urges public utility men to support Midwest-led merchant marine development.
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United States
Illinois State Journal
Springfield
Middle West
Sidney Storey
Middle West Merchant Marine Issue Emphasized
The State Journal urges readers to recognize the importance of a revived merchant marine for the middle west. Co. Storey builds on this theme, arguing that growing manufacturing and commerce heighten the need for a national shipping system.
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Co. Storey
State Journal
Middle West
Growing Up and Jeremy’s Quiet Garden Mourns
A reflective piece portrays Jeremy wandering through a garden and lawn seeking dragons archers and magic rings. It shows him grieving over lost triumphs and instruments, moping in the quiet space while the village life goes on.
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Jeremy
WBP
Washington exposes Senator Couzens push for Mellon resignation
Washington notes Senator Couzens of Michigan introduced a resolution demanding Secretary Mellon resign. The piece portrays Couzens as a publicity seeker who insists on exposing tax issues and past business ties, while arguing Mellon is not vindictive and the clash reflects political theatrics rather than true vengeance.
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Washington
Jin Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Couzens
Mellen
Ami
Conzens
Mellon
Sinclair Liberty
Will Hays
Pennsylvania
Senatoria
Treasury
Gulf Oil
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse expressing admiration and humor about men in high silk hats spats and elegant dress. The speaker notes personal discomfort with such finery while acknowledging the swagger and social ease it brings to others, and humorously admits he would avoid going out in that attire.
Cassowary and Emu Visit Introduced at the Zoo
Doris meets a Cassowary and learns from the Australian birds about their habits. Mr Cassowary explains their fighting and meat, and Mrs Cassowary reveals seven dark green eggs as Doris observes their nest before the keeper feeds the birds and Doris returns home.
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Doria
Doris
Australia
Mr. Cassowary
Mrs. Cassowa
Cassowaris
Détis
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Dinner Stories No Waste and A Rumpus Nightcap
In Brooklyn a man appears dead after monoxide poisoning but shows movement while a patrolman notes the supposed corpse and calls for a new examination. A doctor confirms death as muscular relaxation and a fresh resuscitation attempt ensues.
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Brooklyn
Novarra
Coulton
Palmotor
One Minute Pulpit Reflection on Prayer
A brief excerpt from Matthew reminds believers not to use vain repetition in prayer. Jesus teaches that the Father already knows our needs before we ask, urging sincere communication over amok speaking and hollow rituals.
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Matthew
Trader Horn dazzles New York society at a grand party
Burton Rascor reports Trader Horn, alive and vibrant after years of struggle, being feted in New York with Kelby lights and cameras. The Daybook notes Elinor Wylie and other literary figures mingling, while street vignettes show Miss Texas Guinan flouting curfew for a 50 room hotel nightclub and other city personalities amid brisk chatter about theater and stock news.
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Kleig
Hin
New York
Elinor Wylie
Nancy Heyt
Fannie Butcher
William Rose Benet
Mark van Doren
Joseph Ood Krutch
Manhattan
Fred Kelly
Ohio Sage and
Knopf
Texas Guinan
Charles Hanson Towne
Florenz Ziegfield
Robert Chanler
Charles G. Shaw
Anita Loos
John Emerson
J. M. Schenck
Emergon
Stherck
Bernelli
Sixth Avenue
Durant
Stock Exchange
Cure of “bad” blood and balanced diet advice
A column discussing what “bad” blood means and how cure depends on cause, including diabetes, anemia, infections, and overeating. It debunks aluminum ware causing arthritis, urges diagnosis of underlying issues, and promotes a balanced diet with self addressed requests for pamphlets. It ends noting standard weight tables and previews tomorrow’s kidney topic.
Warren Knights Templar Plan Special Conclave April 3
Officials announced preparations for a Warren commandery Knights Templar special conclave to be held on April 3. Warren High School debate team readies remarks for April 10 meeting with Jamestown High School here.
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Warren Commandery
Knights Templar
Warren High School
Jamestown High
Corydon Farmer Hospitalized. Jailhouse Planned at Refinery
March 27, 1925. H Duntles a well known Warren County farmer and Fair Association member is a patient at Kane Summit hospital. A brick jailhouse is being erected at United Refinery plant to replace the existing one.
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BR. H. Duntles
Corydon
Warren County Fair Association
Kane Summit Hospital
United Refinery Company
Warren man elected president of Northwestern Arts group
P. W. M. Pressel of Warren was chosen president of the Northwestern Arts association of Pennsylvania at the convention held at the high school. Barney Moske, ex-Warren baseball player, signed to play with the Erie Sailors in the Ohio Pennsylvanian league.
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P. W. M. Pressel
Warren
Northwestern Arts Association of Pennsylvania
High School Today
Barney Moske
Erie Sailors
Signal Lights To Be Installed At Warren Crossing
A crew arrived in Warren on March 27 1927 to install three signal lights at the Market street and Fourth avenue New York Central crossing. Corporal B A Strayer of the Warren barracks highway patrol leaves for Harrisburg tomorrow to turn in his equipment after resigning his post.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
RE. D. Wetm
W. T. Kelly
Secre
Wanry
Buale
Howard L Schulthers
Devine- Wailis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Warren
Roosevelt
Warren Highway
Market Street and
Fourth Avenue
New York Central Crossing
B. A. Strayer
Warren Barracks
Highway Patrol
Harrisburg
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Synateare
Onrene
POL
New Yorker
Burton Rascor
America
Trader Horn
Horn
Johannesburg
South Ames
Lulu Hunt Peters
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