War game talk and world figures stir early air
Anam Napoleon Mussolini and Eastman Rochester figures loom as war game discussions unfold. Henry Ford envisions a windless ocean liner muscle machine. Mussolini’s religious actions and Vatican rapprochement rise amid shifting loyalties. Eastman donates 1500 to a London dental clinic, underscoring health linked to national effort. Continued at Page Twelve.
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Britain
George Eastman
Rochester
London
Great Britain
Classified Ad Box Policy Note
Notice explains that not more than two ads of 3 words or less will run daily in the box besides the classifieds. Advertisement for Sale Motors and control switch offered. Address Tower care Tribune.
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Tower Care Tribune
Evangelical Rededication Service Concludes With Public Meeting
Public meeting follows a solemn evangelical rededication service as community attendees reflect on faith and local events. The gathering occurred amid broad civic participation and emphasis on unity and service to the town.
Army aviator dies in plane crash near Harrisburg
Major Harold Geiger, commander of the Alberdeen army flying field, was burned to death when his plane stalled at 735 feet and crashed before the Middle lawn air depot hangars. The craft exploded after ignition, narrowly missing soldiers while Lieut. Steele prepared to take off.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Harold Geiger
Alberdeen
Middlelawn
Dames
Geiger
Middletown
Major Geiger
Lieut
Steele
Majie Geiger
Three House Bills Add 7 Miles to State Highways in 12 Counties
Harrisburg May 17 three house bills approved by Gov Fisher alter routes in twelve counties. They add about 7 miles to the state highway system beyond the omnibus 1 200 miles. Evie county loses 80 miles and Lackawanna 3 40 miles, while Lackawanna and Susquehanna gain 2 27 miles in the Memola bill. It lists increases by county and totals for 1927 session.
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Harrisburg
Fisher
Varios
State Highway Department
Armstrong
Memolo
Woodhouse
Evie
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Three Hills
Allegheny
Bucks
Clifton
Delaware
Forest
Juniata
Lancaster
Dardine
Montgomery
Schuylkill
Westmoreland
Clinton
Lancaster County
Bell to be jailed after embezzlement sentence
John A. Bell a 72 year old bankrupt banker will be formally committed to Allegheny county jail tomorrow to begin serving a six and a half year term for embezzlement District Attorney Samuel A. Gardner said today.
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Bell
Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Allegheny County
Samuel AH. Gardner
Knights of Columbus Open 30th State Convention at Altoona
Altoona May 17 The thirtieth annual state convention of the Knights of Columbus of Pennsylvania opened in this city with a pontifical Mass celebrated by Right Rev John McCort bishop of the Altoona diocese. Several hundred delegates attend. Flyers to visit McKeesport June 4 expected to drop by Bettis field and McKeesport as part of goodwill tour across the region.
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Altoona
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Knights of Columbus of
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Mkeesport
Central
South America
Bettisfield
McKeesport
Makeshift relief train aids flood struck Melville
A five car relief train loaded with food and twenty boats moved toward Melville, Louisiana, to aid residents cut off by floodwaters. Boats would be deployed to cross country as tracks allow. Unconfirmed reports said 200 residents were marooned in cane land eight feet underwater, with Melville’s 600 inhabitants isolated.
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Opelousas
Melville
Texas and Pacific
List of Candidates in Great Tribune Campaign
A call by A U P to fill nomination blanks for The Tribune Great Prize Campaign starting now. Prizes total 8500 with two motor cars. commissions offered on subscriptions. Chrysler winner could earn over 185 weekly. A list of contestants will be printed soon to show entrants and rivals as the campaign heats up.
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Great Tribune
A. U.P
The
Tribune
Warren
al Rongtely
Fleet Battles Simulated Landing In New England War Games
Off the U S S Seattle the black fleet of 78 warships maneuvers in the north Atlantic to land a paper army of 75 000 men in New England before Friday afternoon. Blues scout and mass defense forces to repel the attack while radio silence protects positions. Langley tests aircraft operations forty miles off Sandy Hook as high level observers include Admiral Hughes Major General Bly and Secretary Wilbur monitor the exercise.
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New England
U. P
North Atlantic
Langley
Sandy Hook
Charles F. Hughes
Manson Bly
Army War College
of the Navy
Curtin D. Wilbur
President Coolidge Sick With Bronchial Disorder
In Washington on May 18 the President remained in the temporary White House as his personal physician evaluates a slight bronchial disorder that forced him to bed yesterday. Dr James F Coupal was summoned to the residence for further examination.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Ustat
James F. Coupal
Ministers Name Kistler to Head Ass'n Coming Year
The Warren Binisterial Association met at 11 oelock this morning at the WC. A. activities building, this being the closing session of the year, adjournment being had until Septem ber, the Rev. Charles T. Creer, pas tor of the First Methodist Episcopal Schurch presided. Following the devo tions conducted by the Rev. . A. Den hig, of the First Lutheran chuch, Rev. Greer introduced the Rev. Wil liam Thomas, of Mexico City, wnd has been engaged in missionary wars in the southern republic for several years, and he gave a short talk on con ditions there. Rev. Thomas was a for mer resident of Tidioute, and is known quite well by several of the ministers. The nominating committee, Rev. Muthard, Rev. Dennig and A. f F. Kott camp, appointed to select officers for the new year, reported as follows their choice for the several offices: President, R. M. Kistler, vice pres ident, Carl Jacobson, secretary-treas urer, 7. M. Barnard, to take office 1 September 1st t The Daily Vacation Bible school committee, composed of Reverends Deming, Kistier, Brubaker, Brunner, made a report of a decision to hold, two Bible schours next month, one at Grace M. E. church for the East Side and one at the First Presbyterian church to accommodate the churches on the west side, both to start on June! Continued on Page Thiv' y
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Warren Binisterial Association
Oelock
WC. A
Charles T. Creer
First Methodist Episcopal Schurch
A. Denhig
Greer
William Thomas
Mexico City
Wnd
Republic
Thomas
Tidioute
Muthard
Dennig
A. F F. Kottcamp
R. M. Kistler
Carl Jacobson
7. M. Barnard
Daily Vacation Bible School Committee
Begins Fifth Term as Trenton Mayor
J Bonnelly started his fifth term as mayor of Trenton on May 17. Asked for the secret of his political staying power, he cites pride in Trenton products and local loyalty as key factors, noting he prefers hotels in cities that showcase Trenton-made goods.
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Trenton
N. 3
J. Bonnelly
Ronnelly
Bishop Gannon confirms large class at St Joseph’s
One of the largest confirmations in the church’s history was held at St Joseph’s Bomar Cabriolle with about 130 candidates. The service featured Rt Rev John Mack Gannon and a slate of assisting priests. Names of confirmands include many locals, with a note of continued coverage on page thirteen.
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Cabriolle Church
John Mack Gannon
Weather James Dugan
Ather John Kennedy
Kaye
J. W. O'Brien
Holy Redeemer Haven
City
T. MM. Ohero
Clarendon
Richard Guilfoyle
Father Moriarity
Grown
Vather Josepht Diamond
Vather Alfred Bauer
Warren
Eugene Sealixe
Joseph Gaughn
Thinrty
Samuel Latrent
Miulia
Julius Gigliotti
Richard Mansfeld
Calvin Zerby
Tunion Betis
Santo Fadale
Jack Logan
Joseph Latrent
Louis Jucia
Edward Slander
James Spattifer
Victor Spattifer
Matt Tummerick
Matthew Brindis
Frank Bonavelta
Benjamine Sealise
Francis Sealise
Len Trewbley
Miles Trembley
Gas price drop to six cents in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 17 gas lines sold as low as six to seven cents a gallon including two rents state tax at several stations. The price war began yesterday after Atlantic Refining cut two cents to 16 cents plus tax, with dealers rapidly cutting prices further to attract customers.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
The Rev Winch Delivers Address at First Church Meeting
The Rev C W Winch, former pastor of First Evangelical church, spoke on The New Adventure at a Monday gathering in Warren. He outlined the past present and future of First Church, urging optimism and noting opportunities in difficulties. The event featured a hearty supper, lively singing led by I M Kofod, and telegrams of congratulations from Gibsonburg minister Rev Viel Peterson.
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Wife of Asia
Warren
Pirat
C. W. Winch
Trainor
I. M. Kofod
First
First Church
Vheitman
Evangelical
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Viel Peterson
Kev
W. Winch
Firstchurch
Winch
Joshua
Wineh
Firat Church
Tam
Dawson
Tfe
Weather Forecast For Western Section Tonight
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and warmer temperatures. A low pressure area has moved east of the observation area, with high pressure over the Gulf states bringing clearing conditions. A separate low near western Ontario extends to Wyoming and British Columbia, causing cloudiness and light rain in the upper Mississippi valley, warmer in central valleys, much colder in the Canadian northwest.
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British Columbia
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Saskatchewan
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Mississippi Valley
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Chicago
Cleveland
Los Angeles
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