Sand Mountain Moved in Hunt for Boy's Body
In Chicago on May 17 a 10,000 ton sand pile covering half a city block is being dug through by workers and volunteers to find eight year old John Pyvek who vanished earlier in the week. Two playmates, Bruno Bogden and Fred Tarcznowicz, testified they hid the boy for two days fearing punishment. Police question several details, but the owners ordered continued digging until the body is found, likely taking days.
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Chicago
John Pyvek
Bruno Bogden
Fred Tarcznowicz
John
Beate
Johnny
Piano Program Delights Zonta Club at YWCA Luncheon
Russ Miriam Trezise performed multiple piano pieces for the Zonta club luncheon at the YWCA with Trezise also accompanying. Alice Davis presided over a brief meeting where a delegate to the Zonta Conference in St Paul was discussed and decided not to send one this year. Next week Tom Sterrett of Erie County and the Erie Daily Times will give a talk. Mrs Knight was named entertainment committee chair by the board.
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Miriam Trezise
Zonta Club
Mass Trezise
Alice Davis
Zonta Conferation
St. Paul
Minn
Tom Sterrett
Erie County
Erie Daily Times
Knight
Air mail postage cut to five cents a half ounce
President Coolidge signed a bill lowering air mail rates from ten to five cents per half ounce. In Wilmington Delaware Philip F Dupont 49 a member of the Dupont powder family died at 115 p m after an illness Journal notes his death in the Dupont lineage prominence.
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Washington
U.P
Coolidge
Philip Dupont
Wilmington
Del
U. P
Philip F. Dupont
Dupont
In Congress Today Senate Deliberates Tax Reduction Bill
Senate resumes consideration of the tax reduction measure while the House debates the Denison inland water ways bill and discussions on pay provisions for customs and immigration service personnel.
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Senate
HOUSE
Denison Inland Waterways
Customs and Immigration Service
Thiel Students Attend Bauer Funeral in Mass Attendance
Seventy Thiel College students from Greenville Pa traveled to attend funeral services for Miss Beulah Bauer held at her home and then at First Lutheran church. Dean Luther Maimberg and Rev C E Dening led a solemn service with senior class pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Sigma Theta Phi. A long cortege of sixty cars followed the hearse to Oakland Cemetery.
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Thiel College
Greenville
Luther Maimberg
C. E. Dening
Thie College
Raymond Lauffenbirger
John C. Wonds
Wallace W. Cramer
James A. McClintock
John T. Zundel
John K. Best
Miss Bauer
Sigma Theta Phi Sorority
Mabel Irwin
Elizabeth Blyers
Ester Seiberting
Hazel Hofmann
Florence Grove
Mary Alice Negley
Erma Hoss
Violet Sherbondy
Sarah*Bossach
Mary Gilson
Martha Clare
Gertrude Wolf
Dagny Anderson
Lucille Harman
Winifred Loutzenhiser
Sarah Reinhartz
Hary Thompson
Louise Fitch
Woman completes 10,000 mile solo flight to Croydon
Lady Heath arrived at Croydon after a solo 10,000 mile flight in an Avro-Avian. The journey covered vast distances ending with a landing in England on May 17.
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Croydon
Eng
U P
Lady Heath
Alabama and South Carolina rally for Hoover and delegates
The Alabama Republican convention endorsed Hoover as the best successor to Coolidge and directed its delegates to vote for him at the national convention. South Carolina Democrats instructed their 18 Houston delegates to back a favorite, while a faction backed Governor Smith. Hoover ended his fishing trip in Pennsylvania and will return to Washington. Frank Lowden HQ in Chicago claims at least 258 Kansas City votes for the Illinois governor.
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Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Alabama
Commerce
South Carolina
Houston
Diry
Smith
Pennsylvania
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Chicago
Illinois
Kansas City
Secrets of Longevity From Ten Centenarians
Boston May 17 U P ten centenarians aged 100 to 104 share their rules for long life. They urge happiness hard work no worry home cooking simple tastes exercise a clear conscience interest in life moderation and ample sleep. They warn that following these tips does not guarantee reaching 100 but the code has enduring value.
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Henry Minott
Boston
U. P
John Quincy Adams
Italia Heads Southward on Return Flight
General Umberto Nobile reported the polar dirigible Italia was southeast of Franz Josef land and heading toward King's Bay on the homeward leg. After a 24 day flight over polar regions, he noted a snow storm over Lenin land yesterday but expected to arrive home tonight if speed held.
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Spitzbergen
Franz Josef Land
King's Bay
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
Polar
Litte l
Lenin Land
Italia
Nova Zembia
Lions Pick Five For 1928 Club Officers
Warren Lions club faces a June 7 election with five candidates for president H L Blair P H Colt Elisha Robinson W Taylor and Maurice R Emery. Nominating committee chaired by Arthur Kirby also met to select officers for secretary treasurer lion tamer tail twister and directors. A volunteer effort to build a Boy Scout camp building was approved with date to be set by officers. Mrs. Lindsey urged unified peace service and opposed propagandists in her address at the noon meeting.
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Edward S. Lindsey
Warren Lions Club
Arthur Kirby
H. L Blair
P. H. Colt
Elisha Robinson
W. Taylor
Maurice R. Emery
Gust Borg
H. M. Miller
Lindsey
Coop
Tribune Tonight page listings and sections
Local newspaper guide lists sections and page numbers for the Tribune Tonight. It names Late local and telegraph news on page two, editorial features on page four, sport news on page six, society and church on pages ten and eleven, regional news on several pages, and want ads plus stock reports on page fifteen.
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Kane and Lander
Russell, Tidioute
Elnzua
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Horseradish Shortage Imperils Hot Dog Stands Coast to Coast
Beaver Falls reports a horseradish shortage risking hot dog embellishments as summer approaches. A local plant may close due to lack of raw material and mustard production could suffer. Mississippi flood blamed for widespread loss of horseradish, with price rising from 100 to 600 dollars per ton in six months.
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Beaver Falls
U.P
No Toes Stabbed As Lads See Show
Warren Tribune carrier-boys about thirty-five attended a Wednesday night carnival on the South Side grounds as guests of show management Harry Copying. Tribune staffers J. R. Van Cleve Frank Ford and Lester Nero oversaw the group. all reported a fine time with no injuries and enjoyed rides and side-shows for a couple of hours on the midway. Mrs. M. Anna Hall former national president of the ladies of the G A R and a pioneer in the equal suffrage movement died at 83 in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Warren Tribune Carrier-Boys
South Side
Harry Copying
J. R. van Cleve
Frank Ford
Lester Nero
The
Tribune
Ladies OF
Wheeling
W. Va
U. P
M. Anna Hall
Ladies of the
Equal Suffrage Movement
Baltimore and Ohio declines to join coal rate cuts
May 17 in Pittsburgh reports say the Baltimore and Ohio railroad refuses to join New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads in cutting coal freight rates from the Pittsburgh district to the Great Lakes and Northwest. The other two roads expect I C C approval and plan to file new tariffs soon. B and O may follow in 30 days if approved, with a possible June 18 effective date for the two roads. In Tulsa, a tornado in the Drumright Oilton oil field area left two dead and caused damage.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Northwest
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tulsa
Oklo
U P
Drumright Oilton
Here
Seniors in Kid Day rompers stage school masquerade
Seniors at Karren High observe Kid Day in linen romper suits and masquerade outfits. They parade to school by kid themed transport and return home as rain falls, while juniors seek tips for next year. An assembly featured a two act comedy with prizes for participating girls.
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Karren High School
Peace aim shapes Manchuria line in Chinese struggle
Tokyo declares Japan will not tolerate warfare in Manchuria and will deploy troops to safeguard the region as Nationalist forces press toward Peking. Emperor Hirohito orders units to Tientsin and foreign forces in the treaty zone brace for possible clashes while naval and Marine units monitor developments.
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Miles W. Valghn
United Press
Tokio
Japan
China
Manchuria
Peking
Manchuu
Siberia
South Manchuria
Pillsbury
Tientsin
Smedley Butler
U. S
Sok Ss
Tsinan
Sinclair Pays Back Losses Suffered by Mammoth Oil
New York May 17 The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation repaid losses to Mammoth Oil after Teapot Dome lease issues. Harry F Sinclair directed the transfer of 250000 Sinclair shares plus 450000 in cash, totaling about 7575000 in current Sinclair stock value. Mammoth Oil had high speculative value during the lease period but declined after its invalidation.
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New York
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Company
Sinclair
Mammoth Company
Teapot Dam
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Cloudy tonight and Friday with likely showers and thunderstorms. Little temperature change expected. Observations show 8 a.m. at 63 and 2 p.m. at 66. River level minus precipitation .08. Sunset tonight at 7:11, Friday sunrise at 4:40.
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