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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1928

Page

2

Seven Keyves a Haldpate. Warren High presents Cohen mystery

War ren High School seniors staged Seven Keyves a Haldpate by George Mr Cohen. Anna Louise Kail directed with professional polish. music by the school orchestra. L. Bramer Carlson played the novelist Magee, amid a cast including Carl Timm, Gertrude Gray, Wilbur Muir, Avonelle Catlin, Norman Kebrl, Jiggs Kennedy, Elwyn Hildum, and Max Chapman. The senior class play drew a large, appreciative audience and repeats tonight at 8:15.

Geo Mr. Cohen Warren High School Achool Anna Louise Kail Muele William Hallowell Magee L. Bramer Carlson Benton Arthur Christensen Thomes Hayder Elwyn Hildum Jiggs Kennedy Max Chapman Baldpate Richard Marker Carl Psterson Norman Kidder

Despondent farmer commits suicide in field near Connellsville

Despondent over ill health farmer William M. Crossland aged 69 ended his life in a field near Connellsville Pennsylvania by placing a lit dynamite stick on his chest. The self inflicted act occurred May 4 and was reported by UP. Crossland was a local farmer with a history of illness.

Connellsville U.P Willian M. Crossland

Inquest Planned Over Roberts Death At Local Hospital

District Attorney Leroy Eddy leads a case into Roberts death with an inquest set for 3 30 this afternoon at the courthouse. Coroner Lee will preside with a jury including George F. Herry and Aubrey Hodges. Johnson and Delp were jailed after a preliminary hearing. Hospital officials furnished facts and will issue a full statement after the inquest.

Roberts Court House Lee George F. Herry A. N. McCausland Tames FE Berger Aubrey Hodges Percy Gilson Frank Witz Johnson Delp Eddy

Man jailed on non support charge in county court

Mike Pringle of Carver Street War was committed to county jail in default of 1000 bail after appearing before Justice Nelson on a non support charge. He has a wife and child. Board will meet county clerk George Leavy received notice that return judges for the 28th Congressional District would meet in Warren Venango Mercer and Eli counties for the congressional candidate Cochran. Diploma exercises were held and diplomas awarded to eighth grade students at Fittefield School today, the last day of the Kia.

Mike Pringie Carver Street Pringle Justice of the Pesce Conunty George Leavy 28Th Warren Venango Mercer Eli Cochran Secretary of the Commonwealth Fittefield School

Tots to receive toxin at preschool clinics this week

Child Health week officials announce toxin anti toxin administration to all examined tots. Clinics run Tuesdays at 9 am and 2 pm at Central and East districts with 50 children expected today. About 400 total for the week, with doctors Schmehr Otterbein Hamilton Durham and welfare workers present. Walsh withdraws from Montana Senate race citing events.

Central School Schmehr Otterbein Hamilton Durham Ann Wright Frances Ekey Finley Wiss Wilson Lesser Ware Braunschweiger Custer

Deaths and Funerals In Glarendon and Stone

William Heasley died at his home in Glarendon at 12 36 this afternoon. Survived by widow Sarah and three sons Charles Glenna Edward and three daughters Flossie Lois Genevieve and Alice. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Mrs Mary Lorena Woodruff Stone died Wednesday at home after six hours illness. Funeral from 18 Grant Street Saturday at 2 00 PM with Rev N H Washburn officiating. Born May 31 1877 Warr Warr en county Pa. Survived by husband Ouo D Stone and children Chas E Stone Winona S Stone Ella M Stone and two brothers Ralph Z Woodruff Jamestown NY and WB Woodruff Cleveland Ohio. Member of Nazrene church. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from the home with Rev K H Washburn officiating.

William Heasley Glarendon D. D. Stone Mary Lorena Woodruff Stone Grant Street N. H. Washburn Warr Warren County Ezra J Ella M. Woodraft Ouo D. Stone Chas. E. Stone Winona S. Stone Ella M Ralph Z. Woodruff Jamestown N. Y WB. Woodruff Cleveland Nazerlene Church XK. H. Washburn

Lenroot Denied $20000 Legal Fight in Utilities Probe

Washington May 4 A letter denying former Wisconsin senator Irvin L Lenroot received $20000 from utilities interests for opposing the Walsh utilities investigation was entered in the federal trade commissions utilities inquiry The document cites Elisha Henson Lenroots law partner and the Lenroot Hanson firm as the recipient Though checks were made out to Lenroot they were turned into the firms account The hearing also noted Richard Washham Child former ambassador to Italy received 7500 for Boulder Dam brief and H E Reed a former Kansas newspaperman was said to earn 10000 yearly from the joint committee Richarson described Read as head of a Washington wire service syndicate providing material to small papers

Washington Irvin L. Lenroot Wisconsin Walsh Utilities Federal Trade Commission Lenroot Bre L. Grimshaw Jet Committee National Utilities Associations Grimshaw Walsh Senate Elisha Henson Joint Lenroot, Hanson, Ith & Lovett Joint Committee Boulder Dam Childs Child H. E. Reed Kenses J. 5. S. Richardson Richardson Read

Italia finishes voyage with no wind storm damage

The Italia completed its Milan to Stolp flight despite earlier fears of severe weather. Crews faced radio gaps and fog but the dirigible reached Vadsee and circled toward Spitzbergen. Nobile praised the journey, planned departure for Spitzbergen, and announced a midday luncheon with Vadsee officials.

Milan Stolp Silesian Copenhagen Helsingfors Tralia Gulf of Bothnia Gamia Karleby Loheova Finland Impo Brahestad Vadsee Htalia Kings Bay Vranafjord Kamvik Bear’s Island Ftalia Halia

Three Boys Burned to Death in Home Fire Near Taylorville

In Taylorville Kentucky a hillside house fire killed three boys Lee 4 Lovell 6 and J W 8 sons of Mr and Mrs William Mathis. Mrs Mathis and daughter Nora Mae 10 escaped but Mathias was unable to rescue them. The blaze occurred yesterday and investigators note no attempts at rescue were made.

Taylorville U. P Taree Boye Lee Lovell J. W Wm. Mathis Mathias

Bremen fliers faded by New York receptions

Baron Von Huenefeld and Baron Koehl with Major Fitzmaurice fatigue from a string of receptions after arriving in New York. They attend a lunch at the Advertising Club and an Electrolux dinner where Von Huenefeld will receive a 12500 prize for crossing the North Atlantic westward.

New York U.P Bremen Baron Gunther von Huerefeld Ian Hermann Koehi James C. Fitzmaurice Fitzmanrice Keeki Advertising Club Electrolux Company von Huerefeld North Atlantic America Fitzmaurice Fiers Metropolitan Opera House Koehl von Huenefeld Fitz- Maurice Jamaica Spada Potensiani Rome

Conference of jurists to discuss anti war treaty

London May 4 Great Britain opens diplomatic conversations aiming to convene jurists for a conference on the United Proposals for a world power anti war treaty. Foreign Minister Chamberlain was to outline Britain’s view of the U S draft and France’s alternative. Representatives from America France Germany Japan and Italy expected.

London U.P Great Britain Chamberlain United States France Conference of Jurists America Germany Japan Haiy

Borah Leaves Action on 7000 Fund to Convention

Senator Borah said the Republican national convention in Kansas City will decide how to dispose of about 7000 dollars raised to repay Harry F. Sinclair's 160000 dollar donation toward the 1920 Republican committee deficit. He spoke to United Press today in Washington.

Washington Borah Kansas City Harry F. Sinclair Republican National Committee United Fress

Administration notice for estate of Sarah Park Warren Pa

Letters of administration on the estate of Sarah Park late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased granted to the undersigned. Creditors to make immediate payment and those with claims to present them for settlement to Waren Savings Bank & Trust Co. April 5 1928.

Sarah Park Borough of Warren Warren County

Church of Bishops Bast to Start Today

In Kansas City on May 4 a church trial for Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen began during the Methodist Episcopal general conference. A 17-member jury was selected to hear charges of irregularities in charity funds and conduct unbecoming a minister, with Bishop Francis J. McConnell presiding.

Mansas City U. P Church Anton Bast Copenhagen Methodist Epicopal Church Bast Methodist Episcopal General Conference Francis J. McConnell Pittsburgh E. C. Dixon Western Wisconsin E. A. Elliott New England EB. S. Greenfield New York T. & Brock New Jersey R. B. Army J. MM. Gray Wyoming T. H. Campbell Ohio A. E. Kirk Kansas I. B. Schreckwast Nebraska J. R. Magee Puget Sound Arlo A. Brown Holston WT. Murrey

Oldest Butler County lawyer dies at 86

Vester F. Bowser, aged 86, died at his Butler home after a lingering illness. He was the oldest member of the Butler County Bar Association and was admitted to the bar in 1874. He lived in Butler his entire professional life.

Butler CO. Bar Association Butler Vester F. Bowser Bowser Butler County Bar Association Bar Association

New Record Upswing Marks Market Rally In New York

Current Events from New York report a broad market climb led by Motors issues near a record high, aided by higher banks rates and strong buying. American Telephone and Telegraph American Can and Chrysler push to fresh peaks while Richfield trades in large blocks.

REW York Tr— Semdoas Housing of Geners Creasea American Telephone and Telegraph American Can General Electrtic Consolidated Gas Columbia Gas and Electric Steel Missouri Parific

Removal Hearing For Sheriff Cunningham In Washington Case

Philadelphia May 4 Sheriff Thomas Cunningham was arrested by U S Marshals and brought before Federal Judge Dickinson for a removal hearing over a 50 000 contribution to Senator elect Ware s 1926 campaign funds If denied the lawyer will appeal to the circuit court of appeals Hazleton reports a new epidemic wave with fifty four new diphtheria cases in the past week amid prior containment efforts.

Philadelphia Thomas Cunninghan U. S Dickinson Washington Cunningham Senate William S. Ware Golder Circuit Court of Appeals

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