Health clinic exams extend to county towns
Link City and County Health Clinic exams widen into the county over the next two weeks. Clinics in Warren, Youngsville, Tidiote, Chandlers Valley and other towns will screen children entering kindergarten or first grade. Toxin antitoxin immunizations offered. April reports show 96 children inspected and 7 excluded among other activity counts.
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Warren
Glade School
Mies Leclle Larson
Warran County
Youngsville
Tidicnte
Russell
North Warren
Star Brick
Irvine
Chandlers Valley
Gsotheria
Miss Larson
Italian dirigible Italia sighted over Sweden
Italian dirigible Italia was seen over Arho Sweden northeast of Stockholm at 1 p.m. on its coastwise cruise toward Vadsoe Norway Spitzbergen and the North Pole. It is expected to reach Vadsoe around noon Friday after a 1 00 mile flight from Stolp Germany. After refueling it will proceed Spitzbergen for final preparations to cross the North Pole. Weather along the route was reported perfect.
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Copenhagen
Arho Sweden
Stockholm
Vadsee
Norway
Spitzberges
North Pole
Vadsode
Stolp
Germany
Italie
Spitzenbergen
Spitebergen
Agreement on flood bill goes to House Washington
The conference agreement on the Jones Reid Mississippi flood control bill was presented to the House by Chairman Reid. It nearly mirrors the House measure with minor changes to satisfy President Coolidge. The House is expected to approve the report quickly and send it to the Senate for signing.
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Washington
U. P
Seaplane Bombs Shanghai in First Major Civil War Airstrike
Reports say a northern army seaplane bombarded Shanghai at noon, dropping four bombs on the Chinese city. Two civilians wounded, one building destroyed near the Northern railway station while another bomb fell in the international settlement. The attack used the cruiser Haichi to anchor off Woosung forts before retiring. The event marks possibly the first air bombing of a large Chinese city in five years of civil conflict.
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Shanghai
International Settlement
Haichi
Woosung
Whangrao
Marshell Chang Tso Lin
Atlantic Flyer Flight Plan and Rescue Mission
A report outlines Anat of Atlantic Flyer Yo Take Firet Plane Ride and a mission to free Capt. Keehl and Bres tene crew. Details mention a Bremen voyage and a rescue attempt from Peoria to Chicago with a May 12 arrival and five volunteers or members.
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Anat
Atlantic Flyer
Boon
Nermann
Mesh
Nitic
Bremen
Mrk
Blue
Peoria
Chicago
Keehl
Brestene
Fire At MacDonald Home On Roof Causes Minor Damage
A small roof fire at Dr. A B MacDonald's residence started at 3:15 PM when flames spread up the chimney and ignited wooden chintz. No major damage reported as effort contained the blaze with no injuries noted.
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MacDonald
A. B. MacDonald
Pope
Births and casualties blend in brief May notices
North Warren announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Owens at 7 35 am in the Maternity Hospital weight 7 pounds 8 ounces another birth to Mr and Mrs Matthew Duncan a 6 pound 16 ounce daughter born last night at 9 15 pm at the Maternity Hospital Mr and Mrs Paul Wood of 1011 Madison avenue welcome a nine pound daughter born at home on May first EMA Perc May 3 10 earthquakes in the fated pant o department cause land slides and some loss of life reports from Macusani April 27 and 29 Ituata Corani Qatlambamba and Opachee damaged many viads CHILDS KILLED BY AUTO Monaca Pa May 3 John Moran 7 killed when struck by automobile driven by Mrs Frances D Daugherty of Beaver Falls Pa
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John Owens
North Warren
Matthew Duncan
Maternity Hospital
Paul Wood
Madison Avenue
Ema
Perc
Panto Department
Macusani
Ituata
Corani
Qatlambamba
Opachee
Auto Monaca
John Moran
Francea 1D
Daugherty
Beaver Falls
Legion Seeks $35000 For New Warren Home Fund Drive
The Warren Legion plans to raise 35000 secured by a bank reserve to insure the home purchase, with remaining funds invested to cover current expenses. A memorial plaque will honor contributors of 100 or more. Dinner and campaign events aim for 100 percent participation, as over half of subscriptions come from Legion members. The drive continues Friday with expected high attendance and prominent speakers.
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Legion
Puey
O’e Ameter
Warren
Tomomsow
Two Boys Arraigned on Felonious Assault Charge
Ardercon and Daniel M Lytle of Warren were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Nelson on felonious assault with intent to kill. They waived hearing and await the July criminal court in Elk County with $1,000 bail each furnished by E G W Andersen. An unidentified party aided the assault on Andrew A. Arminn of Ridgway, who suffered a severe head wound requiring fourteen stitches. Arrests were made by Chief A. Kirk and Constable Law of Ridgway. Anderson and Lytle were also to face a disorderly conduct hearing in Ridgway. Olson of Warren was mentioned as involved and to have a separate hearing.
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Ardercon
Daniel M. Lytle
Warren
Suelies Clark
Andrew A. Arminn
Ridgway
A. Kirk
Constable Law
Armen
Nelecr
Criminal Court
Elk County
E. G. W. Anderen
Farewell Dinner Planned for E F Huber
Scouts and leaders honor E F Huber assistant scout executive of Warren Council at a farewell dinner. It will be held at the YMCA on Wednesday evening May 8 at 6 30. Huber transfers May 16 5 to Cheater county council to assist Executive C M Heidend. Scout Executive Frank C Roud oversees arrangements. Huber has been with Warren center since June 1925. A bulletin from scout headquarters invited attendance.
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North Warren
F.€. Road
Ludlow
E. F. Huber
Court of Honor
Board of Review
First Presbyterian Church
Warren Council
Huber
Cheater
Charity share set from Henry Buhl estate
In Pittsburgh on May 32 1 UP the Orphans Court ordered bulk of a 20 million estate of the late Henry Buhl Jr to charity. Control of Boggs & Buhl Inc was handed to B B Group James A Greer and William Mahaffey with long ties to the store to manage the corporation.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Buhl, Jr
Orphans Court
H. Walton Mitchell
Boggs & Buhl, Inc
B. B. Group
James A. Greer
William Mahaffey
Thi
Owner of National Lliard Hall Chain Dead in Chicago
Chicago. May. Louis A. Bensinger, custodian of a billiard and bowling business, was killed yesterday when struck by a motor car. He began with one pool hall that failed, later partnered with the late Jake Schaffer, former billiard champion. Bensinger's son Norman now heads the business.
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National Lliard Hall
Chicago
Chiccago
U. P
Louie A. Bensinger
Cassionary Oue
Nations
Yeeterdeay
Metor
Bensinger
Jake Hchaafer
Von
Norman
B. E. Bensinger
Money Spent in Power Law Fight in Pa Legislature
Federal Trade Commission hearings reveal large sums paid by Pennsylvania electric interests to defeat power legislation. Walter Long testifies $19,250 unaccounted since 1922, with payments to law firms Hause Evans Becker and others. Pinchot attends as observer while W H Johnson led the committee.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Federal Trade Commineion
Gifford Pinchot
Wee
Harrisburg
Walter E. Long
Pennsylvania Electric Association
Long
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Hause, Evans and Becker
Philadelphia
Herman P. Miller
State Senate
Earth shocks again felt in Colorado Creede
Three earthquakes were reported in Creede Colorado marking the ninth straight day of tremors. The first tremor occurred at 12:20 am then 2:20 am and 5:15 am causing rattled windows and broken dishes though no injuries were reported. Kellogg approves Nicaragua canal survey
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Colorado
Creede
Colo
U. P
Cook Describes Muscle Shoals Project Prospects
Emory C. Cook secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Lionglab luncheon describing the Muscle Shoals power project in Alabama. He cited wealth of ore in northern Alabama and real estate schemes linked to the development, noting several small towns collapsed due to plant inactivity and predicting gradual growth rather than a rapid boom once in operation.
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Alabama
Emory C. Cook
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Y. M
Cook
Inapeeton
Muscle Shoals
Vatt
Miller
Ceak
Vale
Move to Check Up Campaign Expense
Senate campaign expenditures investigating committee chief Steiner sent telegrams to all presidential candidates asking them to name authorized chairmen, managers, treasurers, and other representatives so workers may be subpoenaed. Telegrams reached eight Republican and eight Democratic hopefuls, seeking available speech dates for subpoenas.
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Washington
Steiner
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Republica
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Market Letter Sees Mixed Profit-Taking With Leader Gains
New York May 5 Market letter reports profit taking in the wake of gains as stocks show firmness. Rail issues like Atchison Union Pacific and Atlantic Coast Line rise sharply, with industrials American Can General Motors and Chrysler advancing to new year highs. Utilities gain under Colombian Gas Electric and Standard Gas Electric leadership with new year highs and National Power and Light in demand near peak levels.
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New York
Atchicon
Union Pacife
Atlantic Coast
American Can
General Motors
Chiyester
Colombian Gas and ‘Electric
Standard Gas
National Power
Light
Steel ingots and castings lead 1927 US output increase
American Iron and Steel Institute data show US steel ingots and castings totaling 43,776,737 gross tons in 1927, up from 46,536,206 in 1926. overall production rose to 44,935,185 gross tons, with renews in Ford and General Motors employment figures. Northern Pipeline advances oil movement near Franklin, Pennsylvan ia, while stockholders approve consolidation forming General Cement Corp. Columbia Phonograph reports net profit 760,350 for year ended Feb 29.
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United States
American Iron and Steel Institute
Columbia Phonograph Co., Inc
Treasury Balance May Report Shows Net May Balance
The streaming net balance for May stood at 200,670,568.54 dollars as released from Washington on May 3. Details indicate a robust mid spring fiscal position with no immediate anomalies affecting the balance.
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Washington
Recount Refused in Venango County Contested Vote
Judge Parker refused a petition from Pleasantville voters seeking a recount of Venango County primary ballots for the position of rec ipeins county committeewoman. Eight votes were invalidated on a ballot that allowed only one vote, affecting the two candidates. The official count from four counties is to be consolidated for the 28th Congressional district.
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Sitne Ps
Pares
Pleasantville
Tarietala
Parker
Recipiens
Venange
Warren
Otter Ecuntica
Mercer
Feravt
Conta
Hetarn Jeden
Fom
Fm Warren
Congressiuna
Venango County Election Board
Reed opposes third party move in presidential bid
Senator James A. Reed, Democratic candidate for president, confirmed in Washington on May 3 that he will continue his campaign and does not favor a third party movement. A telegram from Reed ally Wilbur Legette in Southern California suggested support for a third party effort, but Reed stated he does not approve of Legette’s statement.
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Washington
James A. Reed
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
N.C
Wilbur Legette
California
Reed
Legette
Hawk Killed by Boy Aged 11 Near Kinzer Station
Eleven year old Buoany Austin, son of Mr and Mrs D Austin of Minsus, saw a chicken hawk in a tree and threw a stone felling the bird. Exam revealed the hawk had a broken wing and measured four feet from wing to wing.
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Kinzer
Buoany Austin
D. Austin
Minsus
Smith Wins Ten Connecticut National Convention Delegates
Hartford May 3 ten delegates at large to the Democratic national convention were chosen by the state convention and instructed to vote for Governor Alfred E Smith until released by him.
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Hartford
Conn
Alfred E. Smith
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Warren County Derry Association
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Liberty Street
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Mr. Stein
Cleveland
State Hospital
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Olson
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Kelloge
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Peroquet Crepe
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Johnson Brothers
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Northern Pipeline
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Treasury
Venango County
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Smith
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