Warren Welfare Workers Guests Of Health Squad
Warren welfare workers are guests of a health squad from the American City Health Association in New York City. The visit covers school health work, health education, and newly adopted tests assessing health habits knowledge attitudes vision nutrition hearing posture and cleanliness among about one hundred children in each of 70 cities visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Schmehsehool
Lucille Larson
Iuberculosis
Freeces
Hazel
American City Health Assoc
New York City
Jonestown
N.Y
American Health Associatioy
York City
Pace
Beard
Amerikan Child Health Association
House Clears Calendar With Navy Denials Bill Pending
The House finished action on most annual appropriations, leaving only the legislative establishment bill funding Congress unacted. The Navy department bill totaling 369 million dollars passed yesterday, and the house calendar now awaits Senate decision on the remaining regular supply measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
House
Senate
Congress
Mexican concessions under amended law clarified
In a statement Morrow explains how confirmatory concessions will recognize existing rights rather than grant new ones. President Calles has issued no new regulations, and the form of concession declares it acts as recognition of acquired rights to stay in force. The party emphasizes settling rights through official channels and notes negotiations aim to align regulations with essential points solvable by general provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Calles
Asuniary Net
Mexico
Readvertise Bids For Two Dirigibles In Navy Plan
Washington Marca 28. Navy aeronautical engineers draft new ads for construction of two dirigibles each of 6 000 000 cubic feet. Secretary Wilbur orders readvertisement after a congressional controversy over original bids. Brown Boveri of Carde NJ was linked to the reopened subject. William Catchpole of Jamestown visited Warren today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marca
U.P
Navy Aeronautical
Secretary of Navy
Wilbur
Congress
Brown-Boveri Company
Carden, N. J
Retraats and old notes in October 3 1846 Alley issue
An old Alley newspaper from October 3 1846 surfaced at a Youngsville hardware store. Republican ticket names appear, including Zachary Taylor for president and Millard Fillmore for vice president, with a misaligned entry for a local commissioner. The report also notes a Pittsburgh item on the Hess murder case and national labor debates on federal control of coal production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Zachary Taylor
Louisiana
Millare Fillmore
New York
Neil Middlesworth Nty
Fox ¢An2l Comunissioner
Mercer
Pittsburgh
UPJ
Alvin Hess
Allegheny County
German Plane Skips Safe Return in North Atlantic Flight
Three German flyers Von Huenefeld Koeht and a companion face hazardous weather as they plan a crossing to the United States. With 43 hours of fuel they press on over the North Atlantic despite wind sleet and fog. They forego life vests boats and wireless and intend to carry sandweges tea and broth to endure the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMtava
Atlantic
von Huensefeld
Koeh
United States
von Huerefeld
Prince
Germany
New York
Negat
Wnl
25 Injured When Train Is Wrecked
Twenty people were injured when a Long Island train wrecked at Sunnyside Quebec. An electric locomotive and five cars left the rails, six hundred on board were thrown. Several were treated at the scene and at St. John's hospital Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Ra Losdims
Sunnyside
Queene
St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
Tw Traits
Fae
Manhattan
St. John’s Hospital
Famous Tenor to Appear in Warren
Arrangements have been made for the appearance of Mario Capelli, premier Italian-American tenor, in a concert Friday April 27 at Grace M. E. church under the auspices of the Sunday school organization. Capelli is voted one of the world's outstanding tenors with a distinctive voice. His mastery of old folk songs has made him famous in Italy and Europe. Capelli is a great artist and an illustrious interpreter of Handel Mozart Schubert Schumann Giordani Bononcini Verdi Bizet Puccini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Capelli
Grace M. E
Sunday
Church
Mario Cappeli
Ens
Italy
Europe
Cappelli
Handel
Mozart
Schubert
Schumann
Giordani Bononcini
Verdi Bizet
Puccini
$7 000 000 Estate Is Left by Packard
The estate of James W. Packard, designer of the Packard automobile, who died in Cleveland, is estimated at seven million dollars. After bequests, one half of the residue goes to his widow, one fourth to Lehigh University, and one fourth to the Seaman's Institute in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.P
James W. Packard
Packard
Cleveland
Lehigh University
Seaman’s Institute
New York
Eighteen Die as Italian Quakes Strike Multiple Towns
Rome March 28 Italian tremors killed eighteen people and left more than forty injured across several towns. The quakes were felt in a widespread area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.P
Senate Sets Aside Migratory Bird Bill and Debates Jones Flood Centre
Washington March 28 The Senate set aside the migratory bird bill and took up the 325 million Jones flood centre measure after a filibuster against the bird bill. Senator Norbeck yielded to Chairman Jones of the Senate Commerce Committee and abandoned his bill for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ul.p
Senate
Norbeck
Jones
Senate Commerce
Nine Indicted on Conspiracy Charge in Chicago Politics
Chicago March 25 E P J federal grand jury indicted two administration politicians, a prohibition agent, and seven others in an alleged alcohol conspiracy. Alderman Titus Haffa and Alvert P Bauer led the list of those indicted amid tensions surrounding Mayor Hale Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. P.J
Federal Grand Jury
Administration
Prohibition
Titus Haffa
Hale Thompson
Alvert P. Bauer
Lincoln Park
Thompson
Financial Briefs Highlight Freight, Rail and Oil Metrics
Revenue freight car loadings for the week ended March 17 totaled 942,086, down 9,467 from the prior week and 39,845 from the 1927 week. Pennsylvania Railroad reports February net operating income at 6,871,460, up from 6,643,32 in 1927, with two months net at 15,121,107 versus 11,276,557 in 1927. Willis-Overland earnings show 204 a common share in 1927, vs 22 cents in 1926, while Standad 628 Co. reports 28.69 a share on preferred stock. Domestic crude production for the week ended March 24 averaged 2,387,000 barrels daily, down 1,600 from the prior week per the Petroleum Institute. Export gasoline price advanced, making U.S. navy gasoline in cases 24 90 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inc
Standad
New Jersey
The
Petroleum Institute
Back of Each Share in 1927 Earnings and Dividends
Summary of a company’s financials dated July 2, 1927 shows total gross assets of 2296 with deductions 22.67 leaving net assets for common at 105. Earnings for 1923 to 1927 are listed as 4.78, 95.56, 7.04, 689, and 5858 respectively. Present stock outstand ing and a current dividend rate of 8.00 with an extra 2.00 option. Dividends paid since organization amount to 10.00 in 1917, 5.50 in 1915, and 8.00 in 1920-27. At 118 stock yields 6.8 percent. Scrap book this for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ims
Market letter reports 1927 earnings and oil stocks rally
GE earned 6.41 per share in 1927 versus 1926. Willys Overland and subs earned 2.04 in 1927, up from 22 cents in 1926. Domestic crude output averaged 2,387,000 bpd, up 1,600. Revenue freight loadings totaled 42, but cars declined 9,467 and 59,846 from 1926. Market notes cite mixed oil activity and a broad market pullback with oils showing accumulation ahead of possible trade gains. Also reports on New York produce prices and an endurance flight attempt in Jacksonville by George Haldemin and Eddie Stinson aiming for 60 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Leas
Willys Overland
Subs
Oweek
Cole
Studebaker
Chrysler
Houston Oil
Fas
Stock Market Snapshot Touches Diverse Industrials
Readable OCR fragment shows wide list of equities in the day’s close including American and international firms. Mentions Chrysler Coca Cola Copper American Express General Electric General Motors IBM and several rail and oil interests among others, reflecting broad market activity and sector breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Chrysler Eeneers
Coca Cola
Col
Crucible Steel
Dodge Brothers Common Foday
American Bosch Mag
American Can
American Car
American Express
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Fouenlly
American Sugar
American Sum Tobacco
jAmerican Tel and
jAmerican Woolen Anaconda
Btrteau
Atlantic Galt
Atlantic Refinme
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall Ao
Bethlehem Stee
Briggs Manufactwing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Robago
Rock Island
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Davison
Common - Erie RR
Freeport
Texas
Gardner Motor
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Ruy Graham Paige
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil
An Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kenecott
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Magma
Marland
Miami Copper
Mid Continent
Missouri Pacific
Moon Motors
National Biscuit Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete
Packard Motor Pan Americe B . Patino
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Radio Corp Reading
Republic Tronane Steel
Gote Royal Dutch Shell Union
Simms Petroleum
Largest mortgage recorded in Mercer County history
Mercer Pa March 28 a $12,000.008 mortgage was recorded by the Dollar Title & News firm from Youngstown Ohio and Sheron Steel Hees Company. The item notes it as the largest mortgage ever filed in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer CO
Mercer
Dollar Title & News
Youngstown
Sheron Steel , Hees Company
Oil Prices Across Regions Reflect Pipeline Grade Variations
Regional oil price listings show grades and pipelines with varied cents per barrel. Key entries include Pennsylvanian, Terasylvetis, and Buckeye line prices, plus references to Cumberland, Western Kentucky, and Saginaw locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vari- Sork Transit Cs
Bradford
NATO
Transit Co
Peamylvania
Namal Transit Co
South West
Eurezz Pipe Line Co
Eye Ppe Co
Keister
Buckeyes
Vipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eye Line Co
Somerset Ci Ig
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Regland
Lauiine A
Rene
Kencumberland
Barren
Ilomeo
Paregan
Annes of Th Oil Refining Co
Gil City
Western
Kentucky
Princeton
Saginaw
Mich
Berea
Mic
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Jaigiestown
N. Y. Association
William Catchpole
Jamestown
Warren Itoaay
O Rte
Robert B. Lee
Lee
Stone Mountain
Georgia
LAGES
National Indosng
United Mine Workers
R. R
Warren
Mario Cappelli
Grace Church
Willis-Overland and Subsidiaries
West Penn Power Co
Agasnet
Eee
Paramount
Tota
Stock Exchange
Sinclair
Middle West
An Santos
Fim
Voune Americas
Jacksonville
Fla
George Haldemin
Eddie Stinson
Stinson
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Seems
Warren Savings Bank
Sinclair Oil
Skelly
Southen Pacific Rac
Southern R. RB
Standard Gaz
Elee Stewart Warrer Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken R
Tidewater Asso Tobacco Products
iUnion OF
of Californi Lmish Pacific
Cast Iron Pipe A
Nenadiua Walash
Westinghouse Electe
White Motors
Woolworth
Willys
Anglo American
Humble Gibata International Petroleum
Bue Mountain
National Transit
New York Transit
Ohio Oil
Pennock Prairie
Prairie Oil and Gas
Salt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of
Ind
Standeré Oil
American Maricaibo Certle Syndicate
Cities Service Common Cities Service Pd
Cities Service Bankers
Continental of
Durant del
New Bradford Oil
New York Oil
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Columbia Theatre Building
Paul Revere
Tast
Batina
Peir
Johnson Brothers
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