Newscape from 2050 era on Nova Pictor and market highs
A fragment from a Chicago era column discusses Nova Pictor’s distant star, Wall Street records with 4 575 060 shares, GM stock moves, and remarks by Mayor Thompson. It notes John D. Rockefeller’s philanthropy, George Baker’s wealth, and Obregon’s prohibition stance. Senator Dineen and a gang leader death are mentioned amid political tension.
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Bears
Wall Street
Ad General Motors
Thompson
Chicago
Mancker
Ceneral Motors
United States
Dineen
Diamond Joe” Espositi
Esposito
Grouchy Lile Spar Tests History While Visitors Arrive
Lile Spar shown grouchy possibly testing Macauley history in 26 volumes without disturbance. Dr. Lester Meadows, visiting Morgantown, will go under the Latta Panne home care or care arrangement.
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Lile Spar
Macauley
England
Lester Meadows
Morgantown
Latta Panne
Congress Deliberates Confirmation and Committee Hearings
Senate considers radia omimissioners while coal and cotton probes proceed Public lands panel reviews calendar bills and Commerce hearing San Francisco Bay Bridge bill House moves private calendar bills and other measures
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Senate
Public Lands Committee
Commerce Committee
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Lindbergh Plans Transcontinental Flight Route via Europe Russia China Japan
Col. Charles Lindbergh aims a summer attempt to fly from Mitchell Field to Germany then across Europe to Russia China and Japan and back across the Pacific. He will test a new Ryan monoplane in Southern California before a cross country run to New York and favorable weather.
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United Press
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Europe
Dhe
Russia
China
Japan
Pacific
Willer
Lindbergh
Germany
Mitchel Field
San Diego
Calif
India
Indo-China
Sir
Record Flight Over Florida Forges New Air Speed Mark
Eddie Stinson and Captain George Haldeman set a new world record for sustained flight in the Stinson Detroiter monoplanes over Florida. They exceeded the previous German record by 1 hour 14 minutes, completing the journey from takeoff at 7:37 A M to landing at 1:14 P M. The flight maintained altitudes between 4 000 and 25 000 feet aided by clear weather.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Worla
United States
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
Stinson
Johann Ristier
Cornelius Edzard
Junkers
Heideman
Florida Cooast
Detroit
Haldeman
Roth Elder
Atlantic Ocean
Azores Islands
Berendrecht
Four Die in Alabama Storm Strikes Argo Area
High winds swept northern Alabama injuring towns including Clay Ali and Argo. Four people were killed near Argo, with victims named as farmer Robert Nelson 55 his sister Mrs G E Mann and Mr and Mrs Joseph Byers.
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Argo
Ala
U.P.I
Alabama
Clay
Ali
Robert Nelson
G. E. Mann
Nelson
Joseph Byers
Fire Wipes Out Block In Crisfield Maryland
Troops of the Maryland National Guard patrolled the wreckage after a fire ripped through five blocks of Crisfield s uptown business district. Losses were estimated at 500000 to 1000000 with two men seriously hurt and several firemen injured as flames started at the Arcade Theatre and spread to a theater and nearby hotel and homes.
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Crisfield
U. P
Maryland National Guard
Todsay
Maryland
Delaware
Arcade Theatre
Uptown
Man Fatally Hurt In Auto Accident In Pittsburgh
Joseph L. Chaney aged 28 from Washington Pennsylvania died at Mercy hospital after an automobile collision that caused a fractured skull. He succumbed to his injuries March 30.
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Man
Pittsburgh
U. P
Joseph L. Chaney
Washington, Pa
Mercy Hospital
Award 59 Merit Badges At Scout Court Of Honor
Fifty nine merit badges were awarded at the Warren council Boy Scouts of America court of honor held at First Presbyterian church Thursday evening. It was the fourth court of the month, a record for the council. The court included thirty business and professional men and Scout Executive F C Roud and assistant E F Huber. Merit badges were awarded to members of various troops for arts automobiles carpentry civics cooking and more with named recipients from Troops 8 13 14 18 33 34 135 and others. Continued on Page Two.
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SCOUT
Warren Council
Boy Scouts of America
First Presbyterian Church
Council
F.C. Roud
E. F. Huber
Court of Honor
Richard Loper
Frank Engle, Jr
Neil Culbertson
Lewis Learn
Witford Timmis
Ray Hansen
Arnold Whams
Civies
Charles DeForest
Robert Landers
Osborne Newhall
Ie Arata Pdsea Briggs
Theodore Engle
Francis Lewis
Kenneth Swanson
R. R. Young
Woodrow Park
Andrew Arnold
Loyal
Remus Is Freed From Hospital After Habeas Corpus
George Reams once Cincinnati bootlegger and husband of Imogene was freed from the state hospital for the criminally insane after being acquitted of his wife’s murder. Six alienists said he was sane. two said insane. three judges ruled for release, one dissenting. The case followed a January commitment and a habeas corpus petition. Also, Washington reports the flood control committee failed to agree on compromise flood legislation and will reconvene tomorrow.
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Lima
U.P
George Reams
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Imogene
Remus
Tao
Washington
House Flood Control Committee
The Tribune Tonight Contents Listing
The Tribune Tonight running index lists page allocations for sections including market reports local news telegraph news editorials sports deaths society and church news and classified features across pages two to thirteen with reference to settlement hopes in Vila and Vilna dispute on page eleven.
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Lander, Ludlow
Tidioute
Vilna
Ocean Flight Postponed Till Saturday In Ireland
Baldennel Airdome Dublin reports the Bremen monoplane and crew Baron Von Huenefeld Captain Hermann Koehl and Arthur Spindler postponed their trans Atlantic attempt due to persistent wind and rain. The runway remains wet and the weather delays the departure planned for America from Mitchel Field, LA. A police shooting in Philadelphia leaves Officer Harry Fineburg gravely wounded after a pursuit of four motorcar suspects.
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Dublin
Bremen
Mitchel Field
L. A
Heaven
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spindler
America
Atlantic
Se Theube Capigange
Sagi
Nechanic
Deptare
North Atlantic
Cross central to Christianity says YMCA speaker
A. F. Kottcamp, YMCA general secretary, spoke at a Friday Noon club Lent service stressing that the cross holds a unique place in Christian faith. He argued Christ’s life culminated in a divinely foreordained death, and that the resurrection marks divine authority. the event of crucifixion was the ignoble Roman sentence that framed the Lord’s Supper.
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A. F. Kottcamp
Kottcamp
Calvary
Christ
Mr. Kottcamp
Kotteamp
Harold Stoddard
Straw Ballots Show Opposition to Time Change
The Chamber of Commerce and Tribune offices report a swing against daylight saving time. C. of C. secretary GC C Cook says most ballots from store and factory heads oppose the change, with 15 to 20 received. He cites Pennsylvania law of May 5, 1923 prohibiting local time changes. Tribune tally Friday: 11 yes, 17 no. prior day 9 yes, 10 no. Life Study Club meeting at Y M C A next Tuesday will discuss the topic.
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Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
GC. C. Cook
Cook
Pennsylvania
the Tribune
Life Study Club
Sidney D. Blackman
John Siggins, Jr
Chicago Bailiff Wounded as Prohibition Raid Sparks Turmoil
Chicago reports a municipal court bailiff 86 William Beatty wounded during a Southside saloon raid by federal prohibition agents. A burned corpse found nearby with a Panl Marchese tag ties to race tensions and the Esposito family murder, fueling violent threats as the pre primary campaign escalates.
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Chicago
U. P
William Beatty
Panl Marchese
Marchese
Jos” Esposito
U. S
Marshall Anderson
March Winds and Snow Sweep Through Western Pennsylvania
March ends with strong winds and sleet delaying travel from Chicago to Pittsburgh by several hours. A cold front brings blizzard conditions in the Midwest, while Western Pennsylvania expects snowfall and rising temperatures by Sunday. The federal radio commission nomination for Ira G. Robinson of West Virginia is reported as approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Middle West
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Washington
U. P.1
Ra G. Robinson
West Virginia
Federal Radio Commission
Pesonata Interstate Commerce
Com- Bee
Plan urged for Cham berlin day welcome by Warren Chamberlin
Secretary Cook asks Warren Chamber of Commerce members to act quickly to prepare a welcoming program for Chamberlin during his April visit. Merchants propose dressing show windows, displaying American flags, and marketing the event as a community effort with proceeds benefiting the American Legion and service clubs. Tickets for Chamberlin's Library Theatre address at 6:16 p m are on sale at the library box office and Tribune office.
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Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Cook
Retail Merchants Bureau
AN Ave
Library Theatre
Tribune
The
American Legion
Warren schools adopt educational banking system
Warren districts opened a school savings program attracting 609 pupils who opened accounts totaling about 100 dollars with a largest deposit of five dollars. Passbooks were distributed and deposits will be accepted each Tuesday morning in classrooms through Warren Savings Bank.
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Warren
F.T. Winter
Standard Savings Service, Inc
Pittsburgh
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kane
Sheffield
Erie
Johnstown
Altoona
Maine Republicans select delegates at large and district
The Maine state Republican convention chose seven uninstructed delegates at large and four district delegations with eight uninstructed delegates, all favoring Herbert Hoover. Senator Borah said he had heard nothing from Frank Lowden about a prohibition questionnaire. The Borah letter was sent about a month ago. The New York Methodist Episcopal conference adopted a resolution opposing any presidential candidate not openly dry.
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Maine
Herbert Hoover
William FE. Borah
Frank ©. Lowden
Ilinois
Borah Fetter
New York
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weather Forecast Shifts to Snow in Western Pa
Weather forecast calls for snow across western Pennsylvania this afternoon and tonight with Lake Erie areas spared near the shore. Saturday expects very cold temperatures and wintry conditions with sharp temperature drops and gusty winds, according to local observations and forecasts.
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Lake Erie
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