Chinese factions may join against Japanese troops
Chinese Northern general Chang Tso Lin moves toward conciliation with the Southern forces while awaiting Chiang Kai Shek's reply. Northern troops withdraw as Nationalist forces advance north toward Tientsin. In Kansas City a church conference considers a resolution urging President Coolidge to avert conflict between China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Chiang Kai Shek
Tientsin
Tisinan
Shanghai
Shantung Province
Kansas City
A. S
Coolidge
Community Chorus Rehearsal Before Faust Performance
Final rehearsal of the Warren Community chorus before Gounod Faust. Tonight at seven at the Woman's Club, moved earlier because of the Ziegfeld Follies at Library Theatre. Arrangements for chorus transport to Titusville will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Community Chorus
Titusville
Woman's Club
Library Theatre
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Josephine Arnold 72
Mrs Josephine Louise Arnold wife of J Ben Arnold died at home 605 East Street Monday morning at 11 o'clock aged 72 Born Warren September 8 1856 Announcement of funeral services await arrival of relatives from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine L. Arnold
Josephine Louise Arnold
J. Ben Arnold
East Street
Arnold
Warren
Pittsburgh
Five Die as Truck Hit by Coast Line Train at Grade Crossing
Chadbourne North Carolina May 14 Five persons were killed instantly and a score injured several critically when a church group returning home in a truck was struck at a grade crossing by an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadbourne
N.C
U.P
Atlantic Coast Line
District meeting of Pythian Sisters held at Sheffield
A group of Star Temple members from Warren joined the second annual convention of District Number 2 Pythian Sisters of the Grand Jurisdiction of Pennsylvania in Sheffield. Grand Chief Jennie McCandless of New Brighton was expected to attend. Temples from Warren Oil City Erie Corry Titusville Meadville Lundys Lane Bradford Kane Sheffield and Eldred were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Temple
Pythian Sisters
Warren
Sheffield
Grandurisdiction of
Pennsylvania
Jennie McCandless
New Brighton
Oil City
Erie
Corry
Titusville
Meadville
Lundy's Lane
Bradford
Kane
Eldred
Lowden Denies Dawes Trade Deal in Senate Probe
May 14. Frank O. Lowden testified before the senate campaign investigating committee that he did not have an agreement to trade delegates with Vice-President Charles G. Dawes. He said they were close friends sharing views on agriculture and that his Chicago headquarters had received 64700 and spent about 60000 to aid his campaign. The testimony adds to escalating totals for thirteen candidates with expenses totaling 440184. Senator Watson of Indiana testified he spent 2680.90, including 1000 to his campaign manager and 802.80 for printing, 375 for travel, and 500 to Hoosier Farmer editor William Stahl for a farm relief article. He denied knowledge of any fund for him beyond personal expenditures. Archie Bobbitt, state deputy auditor, acted as treasurer for the Watson-for-president group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Frank O. Lowden
Winds
Senate
Charlies G. Dawes
Lowden
Republican Party
Chicago
Watson
Senator Watson
Indiana
M. Bert Thurman
William Stahl
Illness Delays Civil Court Cases In Warren
Illness of M W Jamieson of 311 Market street caused continuances on two civil suits. Jamieson heads Warren Refining at Venturetown and is linked to actions against H Rothschilds. Attorney Earle V MacDonald represents both sides. other continuances noted for Charles A Ulf and Franklin E Ulf. One verdict for Bellmar Trading Corp. against Herman Jensen due to plaintiff absence. Seven cases listed for trial with varied parties and dates. argument postponed to Thursday March 2 at 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulness
M. W. Jamieson
Market Street
Jamieson
Warren Refining Company
Venturetown
H. Rothschilds
Earle V. MacDonald
Tness
Charles A
Franklin E. Ulf
E. E. Neston
M. E. Jackson
Bellmar Trading Corporation
Assumpsit
Herman Jensen
Homer ML Putnam
Allison C. Clough
Granger and Company
Thomas Market
Guardian
Rose Harmon
R. L. Alford
Conewango Furniture Company
Pub- Heker Commercial Alcohol Company
Winger Oil Company
A. Guiffrey
Fred L. Retterer
William C. Shay
Kenneth Clapp
Speeding Warren Motorist Fined and Case Before Judge
A Warren motorist pled guilty to speeding after Saturday arrest by Motorcop Otter and was fined 13 dollars including costs. Also noted are a Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at 3 30 pm and directors at 4 pm, Al Wolfe returning from the Orioles and likely farm to a New York Penn league club, and a Moosehead Lake boat tragedy near Rockwood with ten Massachusetts citizens missing or drowned. Captain Lays of Brockton survived.
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Speeder
Warren
Otter
Watts N. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Wolfe
al Wolfe
Baltimore Orioles
Rockwood
Massachusetts
Moosehead Lake
James E. Lays
Brockton
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Report May 14
Live poultry ranges listed for hens roosters geese and ducks with broilers and prices for prints, butter, eggs. Chesser poultry quotes hens 23 to 36 cents. Fresh eggs noted at 29 to 33 cents with current receipts 27 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Chesser
Ohio
Rotary Club of Warren Endorses 50 Million Bond Issue
May 14 1928 meeting featured Floyd Clinger who sketched Pennsylvania oil history from Pit Hole to fading towns. The club unanimously supported a $50 000 000 bond plan for state institutions housing the mentally ill feeble minded epileptics and delinquents and urged voting yes on Amendment No 10 at the November 6th polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Warren
Pennsylvania
R. W. Steber
Floyd Clinger
Othe Day
Pithole
Clinger
Attend Wedding of Former Warren Girl Edythe Johnson Marries McDonald
Miss Edythe Johnson formerly of Warren marries Alexander McDonald in Cleveland. Warren friends attended and returned with updates on the reception hosted by Mrs Lena Anderson at 1126 East Lust Street. The couple, daughter of Emily Berglund and the late John A Johnson, plan home in Cleveland after a trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Johnson
Alexander McDonald
Cleveland
Warren
J. W. Miller
Edith
L. R. Pitt
Joyce
H. P. Lareen
Bobby
Miller
McDonald
Emily Berglund
Jamestown
N. Y
John A. Johnson
Lena Anderson
East Liust Street
Atlantic City
Shaw Avenue
Society Dinner Honors Betty Schuler Ahead of June Wedding
Mrs. Anna Arnold and Mrs. Louise Arnold host twelve guests at a dinner at the YWCA Activities building this evening in honor of their niece Miss Betty Schuler. Her wedding date is set for June 5. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuler Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arnold Miss Betty Schuler Mr. Millard Bush Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Arnold
Louise Arnold
Betty Schuler
Frank Schuler
Floyd Schuler
Paul Arnold
Millard Bush
Baxter
Sexton
Births in Warren add seven new arrivals
Mr and Mrs William Yeager of 18 Franklin Street welcomed a boy at 5 45 Saturday evening at Warren Maternity Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 1/2 ounces A daughter weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Burton Chapel of Warren RD 3 At Warren General Hospital a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Warren Baker of Clarendon RD 1 weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces A daughter to Mr and Mrs Theodore Fellow of 103 Wayne Street was born Sunday morning at 8 25 weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces Another girl arrived Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Harry Fellers of 300 Laurel Street at Warren Hospital weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yeager
Frank'in
Warren Maternity Hospital
Yeager
The
Community Savings and Loan
Mrs. Burton Chapel
Warren R. D. 3
Warren General Hospital
Warren Baker
Clarendon R. D. 1
Theodore Fellow
Wayne Street
Harry Fellers
Laurel Street
Warren Hospital
Pension Granted to Wilson Widow in Senate Vote
Washington May 14 a bill awarding E B Zolling Wilson widow of the late President Wilson a pension of six thousand dollars annually was passed unanimously by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. B. Zolling Wilson
President Wilson
Senate
New Freight Rates for Coal Fixed by Railroads
Pittsburgh May 14. Railroad officials met to finalize traffic schedules following a 20 cent cut in Lake Cargo coal rates from West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania. Major lines include Pennsylvania New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Wheeling and Lake Erie with key districts priced from 261 in Fairmont to 1.86 in Connellsville and 1.26 in Pittsburgh. James Francis Burke of the Pittsburgh Chamber calls the move the most logical step in the long dispute and condemns government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. P
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennnsula
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling and
Lane Erie
Fairmont
W. Va
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Tienstin
Walter
Walter Hagen
Dawes
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Jereme Smith
J. E. Harry Kopp
Fredi Necoy
Georgette
Cromwell Maid
Bvriday Zephyr
McCall Quarterly of
Johnson Brothers
O. H. Hunter
O. H. Hunter and Son
Green & Blair
Green & Davidson
Davidson & Donaldson
Davidson Company
Warren County
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