Debates Over Capital Punishment At Two High Schools
Warren and Youngsville high schools debated whether capital punishment should be abolished. Warren argued for abolition, Youngsville defended it, with critiques by Hov Earl H. Beshlin and H. L. Blair. Chairs were L. A. Carlson in Warren and Miss Geoil Dyer in Youngsville. Participants included Burdette Jordan, Sylvester Mullen, Florence Anderson, Virginia Slocom in Warren and Sherwood Magee, Verna Elius, Carl Peterson, Ella Rapp in Youngsville. Edna Lovers and Ruth Thrush led for Youngsville. Grace Greet and Ruth Goldstein spoke for Warren. Intermission featured A. S. quartet, Arline Sort solo, and Warren high girls' trio.
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Warren
Youngsville
Warren High
Hov
Earl H. Beshlin
H. L. Blair
Warren County Schoors
L. A. Carlson
Board of Education
Geoil Dyer
Burdette Jordan
Sylvester Mullen
Florence Anderson
Virginia Slocum
Warre
Sherwood Magee
Verna Elius
Carl Peterson
Ella Rapp
Ziring
Grace Greet
Ruth Goldstein
John Guild
Richard Marker
Edna Lovers
Violet Sandberg
Emma Kennedy
Ruth Thrush
Piato
Miss Arline
Remus Held In State Hospital Despite Release Ruling
George Rezeus, former Cincinnati bootlegger and alleged slave trader, was ordered freed by two of three judges of the Court of Appeals, but state officials moved to block the release. County Prosecutor Botkin refused to sign the journal entry, threatening a motion for a new trial and further appeal to the state supreme court, keeping him in the asylum.
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Lima. O
George Rezeus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Remus
Court of Appeals
E. M W. Botkin
State Supreme Court
Rear-Train Collision Wreck Injures Several in Illinois
Details from the wreck describe airbrake failure moments before a rear collision with three coaches. Among the injured are Engineer Benny Strauser of Livert whose arm was amputated, F. E. Bookie 23 James O McBee and others from Chicago and Indiana. Telegraph lines were down and trains halted awaiting orders as the collision occurred.
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Benny Strauser
Livert
Strauserr
War Ind
F. E. Bookie
James O. McBee
John 4. Cummings
C. D. Bill
Chicago
RF. E
Landsdown
Clerg. Wall
Ind
T. M. Green
Kaga
James Feiderer
Isiah Price
Miss
New York
Condolence Messages After Senator Willis Death
Political leaders sent condolences to Mrs Willis while discussing the impact of Senator Willis death on the Hoover campaign. President Coolidge and Herbert Hoover offered tributes noting his service as teacher governor and senator and his upright public life. The Senate adjourned in sorrow and a funeral committee was formed by both chambers to honor him. The Hoover campaign continued with caution as delegates may shift depending on Ohio dynamics.
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Navodsy
Frank B. Willis
Coolidge J
Willis
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
New York
Hoover
Buckeye
Fess
Dill
Curtis
Robinson
Arkansas
Moses
Bingham
McKellar
Jones
Conewango Club Meeting and Kittanning Steamship Arrival
Conewango Club holds annual meeting after 6 o'clock dinner with officer elections and dancing. Kittanning steamer expected to dock at 6 o'clock Saturday after departing Emlenton earlier, drawing crowds to see the river craft.
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Conewango Club
Conenango Club
Kittanning
U. S
Oclock
Emlenton
Death of Senator Willis Shocks Ohio Wesleyan Delawares Citizens
Ohio Wesleyan University filled with invited Republicans as Frank Willis spoke and collapsed. Carrie Jacobs Bond music paused as Willis died from a presumed cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs Willis unaware, Dr Dorrance arrived as the senator passed away. Funeral plans linger until his brothers arrive.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Willis
James Dorrance
Irs
Stricker Bruce Burgess
Delaware-Willis-For
Sitheles
Ohio Northern University
Ade
Obituaries for Amos Beebe and Rufus G Mead
Amos Beebe of Yankee Bush dies at 78 at his son H R Beebe’s home. Funeral at North Werren Seventh Day Adventist Church Tuesday at 1 39 PM, burial in Oakland cemetery. Rufus G Mead dies at 82, funeral at 20 Plant Street to be held at nephew R N Connely’s home Monday at 2 30 PM, burial in Youngsville cemetery. He is survived by one sister, Mrs S B Cannery.
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Amos Beebe Amor Beebe
H. R. Beebe
Yankee Bush
Mr. Beebe
Canada
North Werren Seven Day Adventist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Rufus G. Mead
Plant Street
Atcha
Tedar
R. N. Connely
Palma Avenue
Youngsville Cemetery
My. Mead
Cannery
Flim Street
Stockslide Day Dims as Market Reaches Record Ticks
New York stocks swung wildly with rails and oils steady early, then selling surged. Radio Corporation slid about two points after a sharp drop from 298, General Motors fell, Bank of America rose to 1045 on bonds, General Electric held, and overall volume hit a record 2.499 million shares for a Saturday session.
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New York
Radio Corpn
Twhite
General Motors
Weatinghouse Electric
Marland Oi
General Electric
Atlantic Refining
Paramount
Loews
Motors and Steels
Alfred Cheztica
Radio
U.S. Steel
Radio Corporation
Mack Trucks
Montgomery Ward
International Nickel
Condition of Mrs Goodhue Unchanged in Mass Hospital
Mrs Lemira Goodhue aged 18 mother of Mrs Calvin Coolidge rests comfortably at Dickinson hospital Northampton Mass after a grave illness night. Hospital says her condition unchanged from yesterday morning. Mrs Coolidge visited her mother for three hours yesterday and is expected to visit again this morning.
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Xnorthampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Dickinson Hospital
Hawley Named Chairman of Important Ways and Means Committee
The House elected Rep. Willis C. Hawley of Oregon as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee to replace Rep. William R. Green. Hawley, from Salem, Oregon, begins a new term leading the panel as a Republican with long service and seniority.
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Hawley
Washington
Mareh
U. P
House
Willis C. Hawley
Ore
Ways and Means
William R. Green
Lowe
Court of Claims
Salem
Oil Prices by Grade Across Transit and Pipe Lines
Oil price list shows variations by grade and buyer across multiple lines and regions. Pennsylvania Grade oil sells to New York Transit Co for 2.80, Buckeye Pipe Line lines at 1.66 and 1.45, Eureka Pipe Line Co 2.35, and other regional lines report prices such as 3.50 in Oil City Kentucky and 1.10 to 1.33 in Western Kentucky. The data covers Pennsylvanian, Cabell, Somerset, and regional grades with numerous pipelines and districts noted.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
al Transit Co
Tionel Transit Co
South West
New York
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Pacific Coast
Tah tines inocare prota legs at
The readable fragments mention a medical or footwear topic with unclear terms. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text. Further readable context is needed to establish a factual card.
Back of Each Share Denotes Present Dividends and Asset Deductions
The report outlines net assets for common shares after deductions such as paid-in-stock purchases and other obligations. It notes a present dividend rate of 2.00, prior continuous dividends since 1909, par value changes from 100 to 25 in 1916, and stock holdings at 2.2 percent. Also references 1925 1928 figures and present market prices across commodities and livestock.
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John F. Dile Ca
Legion Commander Starts Plane Tour
Edward E. Spafford, national commander of the American Legion, flew westward today in a government pursuit plane after dawn takeoff at Bettisfield. He will stop in Chicago for several minutes then continue to Duluth Minnesota for the next leg of the tour.
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Mckeesport
U. P
Edward E. Spafford
American Legion
Bettisfield
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Stock market close highlights list of industrial and oil stocks
A broad closing roundup shows leaders across divisions including Allied Chemical American Can Anaconda Chrysler Coca Cola General Electric General Motors Standard Oil and several copper and rail interests. The list includes price movements such as 23% for American Bosch 54% for American Tobacco 38 for National Transit and 26% for Inspiration Copper, with many other tickers cited.
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AXP Oils
Allied Chemical and Dye
American Bosch Mag
American Cer Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar
American Suni Tobacco
American Tel
American Woollen
Archicon
Atlantic Gut
Atlantc Refining
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnsdall A
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Manufacturing
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific - US
Cerro de Paseo
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Rock Island
Mibwaukee
St Pan
Chile
Chrysler 4A
Coca Cola
Col Gas Ant Electric
Dodge Brothers
Davison Chemical
Erie
jEvie
Rist
Freeport Texas , Gardner
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors Great Northern Rwy
Graham Paige
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Independent Oil
Inspiration Copper
International Combustion
International Nickel Mats
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Mack Truck
Magma
Marland Oo
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York Central - North Amerisen
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete Packard Motor
Pan Amer Fete
Bpatino
Penna RR
Pore Oil
Radio Corp Reading
Republic Iron End “Steel
Royal Dutch Shell Union
Simms Peet
Sinclair Oil Skelly
jSouthern Pacific
jSouthern BR
R. Jochaderd Gasan , Texas Corp
Timken RR
Tidewater Associated
Wabash
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors Woolworth
Willys Overland
Anglo American
Humble O
International Petroleum Spe
National Transit
New York
Ohio
Prairie Pipe Line
Restars Prairie Oil and Gas
Sale Creek
South Penn
Cal
Standard Oil of
Ind
Standard
N.Y
American Maricaibo Syndicate
Ford forecasts record motor output and ship prices cut
Henry Ford says the motor industry will have its greatest year with July 1 output at 5,000 cars daily, while production in the Mahoning Valley runs at 80 percent. R G Dan & Co reports 348 commercial failures this week, South Pennsylvania Oil earns 2.16 a share in 1927, Willys Overland trims prices by 150 on Willys Knight models as unfilled orders total 40,000 and a rise to 2,000 cars daily is expected.
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Henry Ford
Ford
R. G. Dan & Co
United Staties
Willys Overland
Daiix
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Northumberland County
W. J. Knapp
Mrs
WW. Marks
Buffalo
Ruth and
Grace Mitchel
Ina Lindquist
Dr. and Mrz
Oberman
Sam Oberman
Ticusville
Army and Navy
Avenue West
St. Pierre & Smiths
Corry
Warren G.baker
Doris Baker
Adairn Devereaux
Gertrude Agnes Devereaux
Richard F. Fenchel
Jennie G. Fenchel
Bessie Irwin
George B. Irvin
Joseph Rondelli
Marie Rundelli
Elmer Wenzel
Edith H. Wenzel
Edith H. Branch
Allan H. Branch
Jerusalem
Vie
Myron Munson
Ifr
Munson
Onondaga Zevenuive
Boy Scouts
Ralph Armsburg
Af Warren
F. Vn
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Grevna
Charson
Pearl
C. W
United States
Cxit Service
Fed
Jimmy Smith
Bowie
Kansas City
Henry Summers
St.Louis
Frank Willis
Mrs. Goodhue
Amb
Legion Commander
Kay, Richards and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Third Ploor
Warren Savings Bank
Mahoning Valley
South Pennsylvania Oil Co
Empire
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Henderson
Johnson Brothers
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