California primary yields Smith landslide and Hoover support
Late returns in California show Governor Al Smith winning the Democratic primary over Walsh and Reed with a substantial margin. Herbert Hoover gains strong Republican support despite only one Republican on the ticket. County results vary, with Santa Barbara favoring Smith and Los Angeles shifting toward Reed and Walsh. Hoover and Smith statements herald expected large margins as precincts continue tabulating.
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San Francisco
Caliifornia
al Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Missouri
Smith
California
Herbert Hoover
Reed
Welsh
Hoover
New York
Pres
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Walsh
Santa Barbara
Secretary of the Treasury
Los Angeles County
Eauer
Totel
Orange
Rivdine
Santa Reed
Imperial
Lexe
D Walsh
Charles L. Neumilier
Republican Suzre Committee
Announced stock offering withdrawn by local firm
The remaining portion of a seven perferred stock issue is withdrawn by a local firm following an agreement with securities defler William Lincoln McC cant. Due to an existing contract the firm will offer 200 shares for sale immediately. McClure says inventory liquidation and proceeds from Browady seid cover current assets and preserve reserves. Subcribe for The Tritune.
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Horton
Wiliam Lincoln McCarent Securities
McClure
Browady Seid
Nresev
McClure Seid
Warren Board to vote on 1928-29 school budget
Finance committee members A G Eldred W M Robertson and W S Clark meet Friday to draft the 1928-29 Warren school budget. The full board will vote on Monday May 14. The article notes a 4th ward resident pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct at the Pennsylvania Railroad station and a Warren man received a 30 day jail term for intoxication. Three White Motor buses bound for New Jersey were seen en route to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Board of Education
A. G. Eldred
W. M. Robertson
W. S. Clark
Fourth Ward
W. P. Merritt
Pennsylvania Eilroad
Watts N. Davis
Birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Heth Morris
Mr and Mrs Heth Morris of Grend Valley F C announce the birth of a son at 5 a m today at the Maternity Hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces.
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Heth Morris
Grend Valley
F. C
Death notice for Clara Isabelle Robson in ether here
Clara Isabelle Robson wife of William Robson died early Wednesday afternoon at 407 Hast street. Funeral arrangements not listed in this fragment.
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Clara Isabelle Robson
William Robson
Hast Street
Otterbein Guild Plans Banquet at Erie Branch Meeting
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren church will sponsor a banquet during the Erie Branch meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society in Otterbein. The event runs May 8 9 and 10 with a business meeting and social evening Tuesday. At least forty attendees were present for the banquet. Miss Katheryn Adeline Reed served refreshments after the Love of Sweetness program.
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Otterbein Guild
The
United Brethren Church
Erie
Woman's Missionary Society
Bangpe
Gram
Swee
District SS Conferences Set Across Warren County
Sunday school conferences will be held in Russell Sheffield Youngsville Tidiotoe and Warren during the week of May 21 as a prelude to the county Sunday schools convention set for June 4 and 5. Grace M Elli State Sunday School Association president Reverend A B Brubaker will assist. All teachers and at least 67 members are expected to represent each class. Dr Henry Edward Tralle of New York City Dr H C Cridland and Miss Letitia Broxi will be prominent state creators at the meal convention here.
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Russell
Sheffield
Youngsville
Tidioote
Warren
Grace M. EL É State Sunday School Association
A. B. Brubaker
Warren County
Henry Edward Tralle
New York City
H.C. Cridland
Mies Letitia Broxi
Will
Entertainer A Hit With Kiwanis Club
Veteran entertainer Sooner W Backlett of Exe was the luncheon guest. Richard Slaith of Warren and Frederick Printz of the Fr shared the spotlight with a trio including William Wer, delivering a brief, light program as the Kiwanis Club hosted the event.
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Teneart
Oferme
W. Backlett
Exe
Richard Slaith
Warren ‘iTual Apphane O
Frederick Printz
Nm Wiliam
Venango County Vote Count Status Delayed in 28th District
Return judges for the 28th congressional district from Warren Venango Mercer and Forest counties plan to meet at the courthouse next Tuesday to draft a consolidated report of the primary vote for submission to the secretary of the commonwealth. Venango lags others in tally completion. W O Lund serves as Venango’s return judge.
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Warren
Venango
Mercer
Forest
Court House
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Venango County
W.O. Lund
Werren
Flying Cross Holders Led Cavalry Procession Through Bolling Field
The Flying Cross reception featured airmen parading automobiles along the field and a cavalry escort to the reservation edge. From the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Ven Huez Heehl and Fitzmaurice were to be freed to the capital for acclaim by Congress. The event spanned informal engagements through 8 p.m. with Fitzmaurice attending a minister’s dinner. A Mayflower hotel reception hosted by aviation department assistants closed the program as the group prepared to depart for New York at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Ven Huez
Heehl
Fitzmaurice
Congress
Ps. m
Smidey
von Prittwitz
Aviation
Departments of War, Navy and Commerce
F. Trabee Davison
Edward P. Warner
Willem FP. MacCracken
Filers
Mayflower Hotel
Diers
Washington
New York
Hremen
Floyd Bennett
Greenly Island
Fiers
Lions Club Meeting at Muscle Shoals Luncheon
Emory Ceaok, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, will speak on the recent trip to Muscle Shoals at the Lions Club luncheon at the M. C. A. tomorrow. Gus sie Keller will entertain with vocal selections.
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Emory
Ceaok
Chamber of Comerce
Lions Club
M. C
Gussie’ Keller
Ozal
Clinic Office Closures For May Second And Thirteenth
Clinic offices of Doctors O A Siler and H H Campbell will close Wednesday and Thursday May 2 and 13 for clinic attendance and meetings. Dr Siler and Dr Campbell attend a clinic and meetings sponsored by Doctors Bashline and Roseman of the Grove City Osteopathic Hospital at Grove City Pennsylvania.
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O. A. Siler
HH. T. Campbell
Tr. Siler
B. Campbel
Hertie Western Pennsylvania Osteopathic Physicians
Bashline and
Roseman
Grove City Osteopathic Hospital
Grove City
Market Letter Current Events
New York market letters describe easier call money as the rete falls to five percent fueling further stock buying. Early rail issues Chicago and Alton rise, with larger rails like Atchison and New York Central bid higher later. Utilities motors and specials advance, led by Electric Auto Light Columbia Gas Southern Pacific Shattuck Radio Coty Standard Gas and Graham Paige. General gains fade, U S Steel up slightly.
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New York
UPI
Chicago
Alton
Atchison
New York Central
New Haven
Electric Auto Light
Columbia Gas
Southern Pacific
Shattuck
Redio
Coty
Standard Gas
Graham Paige
General
U.S. Steel
Financial Briefs Mixed Car Lending and Steelbank Shares
In the week ended April 2 percent, car lending totals reached 44,694, up 32,317 from the prior week but down 5,851 from the year 1927. Atlantic Gulf and West Indies steamship lines and subsidiaries in 1927 earned 81 cents a common share, versus $3.23 on five percent preferred in 1926. American Writing Paper Co Inc in the quarter ended March 32 earned net 68,520 after charges, vs a net loss of 50,899 in the first quarter of 1927. Ben Ami Co in first quarter 1928 earned net profit 296,131 after charges, vs 284,742 in first quarter 1927.
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Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines and Subsidiaries
American Writing Paper Co, Inc
Ben Ami
Congressmen Sweet killed in plane crash near Whitney Point
Congressman Thaddeus C. Sweet of New York died when his plane from Washington to Oswego diverted to land at Whitney Point. Pilot Bushrod Hoppin escaped with minor injuries as bad weather forced an emergency landing. The crash overturned the craft after touching down at the fairgrounds.
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Congressman Sweet
New York
Binghamton
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Washington
Oswego
Lan Whitney Point
Bushrod Hoppin
Hoppin
Bolling Field
Fair Grounds
Whitney Point
Gan Jesman Saest
Iim
Miss Knowlton Presents Varied Program at Philomel Club
Anne A Knowlton organist of Jamestown New York led a Jamestown group at Philomel Club in an afternoon program. four Jamestown women Carmen Milliren and Knowlton spoke and performed alongside Helen Thompson Bessie Herrick Moon Marion Klock and Alfreda Busch McDonnell. Mrs Lloyd Wright accompanied. Yea followed the program.
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Philomel Club
Anne A. Knowito
Jamestown
N. Y
Carmen Milliren
Knowlton
Helen Thompson
Bessie Herrick Moon
Bliss Marion Klock
Alfreda Busch McDonnell
iCATTLE TESTING STARTS MONDAY
The article notes that cattle testing will begin Monday in Warren county sownships and lists Columbus, Spring Creek, Freehold, Su eer Grove, Farmington and Pine Grove as test sites. O C Tritt states the announcement omits examiner names and start point, and references agricultural department regulations.
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Warren County
Lindbergh plans flight route discussions at Detroit meeting
Lindbergh and Ford officials review geographical and meteorological charts covering the North Atlantic from Lend's home. Danish and other agencies gathered data on conditions in Labrador Greenland and Iceland as they work out final route details before a formal Detroit Ford announcement.
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Ef Lindbergh
Lend
Tharte
North Atlantic
Lebrader
Greenland
Iceland
Lindbergh
Ford Company
Ford
Detroit
United Press
Europe
Labrador
Route choices favor North Atlantic path for new venture
Report notes experts from Ford Motor Co. and others prefer the North Atlantic route over a southern line traced by Lindbergh Byrd and Chamberlin. The discussed path follows established air routes via the Azores and parallels Lindbergh’s earlier flights, with authorities leaning toward the coast-to-coast transatlantic line.
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Lindbergh, Byrd and
Chamberlin
Azores
Linders Éin
North Atlantic
Ford Company
Aaid
Lindbergh Ln Hhis
Legion Captains and American Legion Post in Warren
The Chief Cornplanter Post of Warren organized in 1919 has 456 members and an auxiliary of 83. One of 661 Pennsylvania posts, it supports orphans, promotes Americanization, and backs veterans in hospitals. The American Legion upholds the constitution, fights autocracy, promotes peace, and fosters mutual helpfulness. In Washington, treasury balance for April 30 stood at 198,950,521.14 with customs receipts of 46,740,262.43 for the month.
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Europe
Warren
George Washington
Pennsylvania
American Legion
France
United States of America
Washington
U.P
Treasury
Negro Chosen to Succeed Madden in Chicago
Oscar De Priest was selected by five ward committeemen as the Republican nominee for congress from the first Illinois district, triggering debate among Chicago's Black voters. De Priest, a former alderman who has long worked under Mayor Thompson, appeared to gain the nomination through the mayor's personal endorsement.
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Ericago
Oscar de Priest
Martin B. Madden
Congress
Chicago
de Priest
William Hale Thompson
aTive
Thompson
Bishop McConnell Named in Charges in 1921 Case
Kansas City Missouri May 2 Charges of maladministration and immorality were filed with the general secretary of the Methodist Episcopal conference. Bishop Francis J McConnell of the eastern area received a copy. The charges were filed April 18, 1921 by Rev George A Cocks of Wilmington Delaware. The maladministration charges relate to two cases submitted to the annual conference last year. The immorality charge concerns alleged endorsement of evolution theory published in a pamphlet by the American Civil Liberties Union in January 1927.
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Kansas City
Francis J. McConnell
George A. Cocks
Wilmington
Annuel
McConnell
American Civil Liberties Union
Ccox
Takes Off in Bid to Set Flight Record at Roosevelt Field
Lieutenant Roysi V. Thomas attempted to break the world record for sustained flight at Roosevelt Field on May 2. He lifted off at 12:30 PM in a Bellanca plane for his second attempt after an earlier climb failed to clear hills to the west, forcing an emergency return.
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Roosevelt Field
Roysi V. Thomas Wen
Aleft
Thomas
Roosevelt Feld
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