Good Roads Dinner Plans Stressed by Warren County
Warren County Good Roads Association officials push for a large turnout at the annual meeting and dinner in Warren Pa. on May 28 1927 with six boosters from each community urged and a highway department representative to speak. Secretary Levi Seavy urges early plate reservations and notes limited seating.
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Sf Good Reads
Warren St
My C. A
Leavy
Warren County Good Roads Association
Y. M. C. A. Warren
Addison White
Highway Department
White
Ge, Seavy
New Trials Denied in Pennsylvania Bribery Case
Washington May 24 Daniel J Shields of Johnstown Pa was denied a new trial on a charge of bribing a government worker to obtain facts about Pennsylvania brewery permits He faces sentencing likely Friday
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Washington
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Radio features lineup from United Press 1927 schedule
The 1927 United Press radio guide lists Tonight’s Five Best Features via stations AF Hookup with 8 stations at 8 30 p m Eastern standard time. Pianist Hans Barth performs on Chi 448 at 10 Chicago 10 p m Eastern daylight 9 p m standard. WMAQ Nashville and IWIZ Hookup air at 12 30 a m Eastern daylight 11 30 p m standard. WJZ WBZ KYW EAI networks run from 6 p m to 9 p m Eastern daylight standard. The Willows opening at Oakmont is scheduled in Pittsburgh with 7 10 p m Eastern daylight 7 10 p m standard.
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United Press
Hans Barth
Ong Chi
Chicago
WMAQ
WSM Nashville
IWIZ
WJZ
WBZ
KYW
EAI
United States
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Wilson launched by Republican backers in 1910 campaign
May 24 New York U P The career of Woodrow Wilson began with Republican backing rather than George Harvey Edward Hurley says in The Bridge to Prance Hurley the wartime shipping board head explains how Wilson rose from Princeton president to New Jersey governor and then to the presidency He says John Maynard Harlan recruited James Smith and Roger Sullivan to back Wilson in exchange for future favors and Smith pledged his Jersey support
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Testerdale
New York
U. P
Woodrow Wilson
John Maynard Harlan
Chicago
George Harvey
Wilson
Edward N. Hurley
J. B. Lippincott Company
Hurley
Shipping Board
Princeton University
New Jersey
Republic
Harlan
Princeton
James Smith
Jersey
Smith
Roger Sullivan
Clinchean
Sullivan
Fire destroys Hazelbrook breaker. 400 men out of work
A blaze at the Hazelbrook colliery breaker near Girardville destroys the breaker and $300,000 worth of machinery. About 400 workers lose employment as the company plans not to rebuild the Hazelbrook breaker, transferring coal to Raven Run for processing.
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Tem-aax
Asheand
Hazelbrook Sal Company
Girard- ~Wilte
Coal Company
Hazelbrook
Raven Run
Deaths and Funerals for Jacob Strickster
Funeral services for Jacob Strickster, who died Friday evening, were held at 3:30 p.m. yesterday from his home at 20 Elm Street, conducted by Rev. C. A. Dennig of the First Lutheran church. A large crowd attended. burial followed at Oakland Cemetery.
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Jacob Stricker
Jacob Strickmn
Elm Street
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Install Steel Furniture In County Offices At Courthouse
A De Luxe Art Metal Furniture Company order brings a quantity of steel furniture and filing cases to be installed in the county commissioners offices at the courthouse. River levels rise as heavy rains push the Allegheny to seven feet six inches, with storms forecast likely to lift water further. Dairy men in Warren county report 3,386,118 pounds of milk from 474 cows across the period March 1 1926 to Feb 27 1927, enough to fill a 200 by 46 by 6 foot tank. Insurance claims are paid to two subscribers, Charles W. Slater and Clarence L. Murphy, who were injured insured under the paper.
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Venterdas
DeLuxe Art Metal Furniture Company
Court House
Higi
Allegheny
Warren County
Warren
Erie
Corry
Charles W. Slater
Shreffield
Clarence L. Alurphy
Ivibene
Our Minister's Honeymoon Play Repeated Tonight
Evora society notes announce a repeat performance of the humorous musical Our Minister's Honeymoon by the First Baptist church youth at 8:00 pm. T Sheridan Baker and Viola Lindmark star. no admission, silver offering for the Go-Getters' Class. Cast and spouses plus guests to a aftershow party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evora
First Baptist Church
T. Sheridan Baker
Viola Lindmark
New York Produce Prices and Market Summary
May 24 New York market report shows steady or subdued movement across commodities. Meat poultry dairy and cheese prices listed with ranges and receipts, including pork, butter, eggs, and cereals. notable quotes on sugar, coffee, and dairy classes with state and regional references.
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New York
Xeatentas
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Long Island
Breiters
Evan Very
Pacific Coast
Sugar Grove and Youngsville District News Roundup
Sugar Grove and Youngsville items cover school sports events schedule for the week including Y. H. S. baseball and track at home and away fields, plus an orchestra from Clarion Normal. Notices list Memorial Day plans, church services, and local civic activities with guests from Warren and Clearfield areas.
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Youngsville
Rocky Gi
Vistors
Sheffield
Clarion
Youngsyile Dyshestea
Clarion Normal
Youngsville High School
Quaylette
Howard Mead
Howard Rounds
Clearfield
Lottsville
E. J. Hulse
E. Church of
Raymon Kistler
Warren
E. BD
Hulse
Paul
Mr. Hulse
Warren County
YoungsvMe
Jamestown
Swedish Lutheran Church
Gap beetle quarantine story headline
A garbled text fragment hints at a topic about a gap beetle quarantine. The readable portion references a public health or agricultural measure and urges caution around faces or appearances in relation to the issue.
Wall Street steadies as loans rise and railroad stocks gain
May 24 Wall Street Journal notes brokerage loans up about 16 million after hours, opening prices steady with some issues advancing. Railroads in demand, American Telephone and Telegraph around 1887 to 1888, Baldwin climbs toward 216 while Lenox Leather and Bethlehem Steel show mixed moves amid a cautious session.
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Festerday
New York
Ateady
Seasion
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
American Telephone and Telegraph
Baldwin
Aenetic Mgain
Ieee
Bethlehem Steel
Drewmurg
Stock Market Roundup of Industrials and Oil Firms
A wide listing highlights stocks in chemistry, petroleum, copper, steel, and rail among others. Key names include Allied Chemical, American Can, Central Leather, Chesapeake and Ohio, Chicago Rock Island, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Motors, Gulf States Steel, Kennecott Copper, Lehigh Valley, Phillips Petroleum, Pure Oil, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Oil, Union Pacific, U S Steel, Westinghouse Electric, Woolworth, and Standard Oil affiliates. Market notes show several price markers and dividend statuses.
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Crase
Allied Chem and Dye
Canopy Aerican Car Founderia Locomotive
Sant Tris Tel Zug Tel
Baniwat Lvivumnne
Badimere Ail
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Pl
Ieee Ima
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chigmgo
Rock Island
Chicago
Milwauke
Chite Copper Discs
Chrysler Corporation
Cova Cola Col Carbon Col Gas
Hleekle
Crucible Steel
Tates Dutke Brothers
Comin
Davison Chemicad Yece Cs
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Tudison Motoors
Hiupp Motorsl
Oil and Gas Inspiration Copper
Intenational
Combustioi International Nigkel - Hardana Motors Co
Kansas City Bourders
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Marland O.l
Miami Copper
Middle States
Missouri Pacific
Moon Motors
Nevada Copper
New Javen
New York North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Petroleum
Packard Motor
Pan American Felesleum B
Penna
R. Reyes
Pere Marquette
Pure Oil Radio Corp
Reading
R. Ro
Republic Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch
Shell Union
Simms Petroleum
Sinctars Oi
Skell( Oi
Southern Pacific
Serge
LSU
Southern R. R
Standard Gas
Atus Elec
Stewart Warn - Im Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken RB
Tidewater Associated
Union Oil of
California
Union Pacific
U. S
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors - Woolworth
Wallys Overland
South Penn
Standard Oil
Cel
Ind
Kan
Standard Oi
N. J
N.Y
Idaho Copper
New Bradford
New York Oil
Wceecs
Pittsburgh
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Prairie Pipe
Standards
OU Anglo American
Humble Oil
International Petroleum Mountain
National ‘Transit American Maricaibo
Carib Syndicate
Cities Service Common Cities Service Ptd
Cities Service Bankers
Continental Oi
Brest
General Mines
Weeny E ST
Knights on Parade in Philadelphia For 74th Grand Conclave
Five thousand Knights Templar from across Pennsylvania paraded through Philadelphia in the morning prior to the 74th annual conclave opening. The weather was uncomfortably cool and the sky overcast as onlookers gathered for the event.
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Yederdas
Philadelphia
Knights Templar
State
Grand Commandery of
Pennsylvania
Grain Opening in Chicago Wheat Rises On Board. Corn Mixed
Wheat opened unchanged to fractional higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn opened weak and mixed while oats held steady to modestly higher, and provisions opened steady. The market report notes early price movements with no major shifts indicated.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Market Letter Highlights Oil and Rail Stock Outlook
A market letter notes cautious sentiment amid flood and rail freight concerns. It flags Missouri mills closing, barrelage shifts, and price signals. cites Reading, New York Central, Lehigh Valley, and Colorado Fuel as key names. Domestic crude and Seminole Oil field output figures are reported with week-over-week changes.
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Sestertas
Ihe
Valentive Fips
Missouri
Pa Yronline Emaine
New York
Reading
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
New England
Standard Gas
Colorado
Seminole
State gardening bulletins issued by Pennsylvania Dept of Agriculture
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture distributes a large set of farm and garden bulletins for farmers and gardeners. Available by request from George F. Johnson in Harrisburg or via Assembly member A W Mumford, the bulletins cover topics from beet production to pesticide controls, seed laws, fruit and tobacco industries, mushroom farming, and many more. A portion of printed material was ruined by the state printer accident, so readers are urged to request only the most useful items.
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Prom Venierdes
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Department
George F. Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Assembly
A. W.mumford
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania
Parmers’ Co-operative Association
Penn Isylvania
Penn
Sylvania
Pennsy Lan
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
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Memorial Park
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Wesleyan Cemetery
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Mary Johnson
Virginia Bridger
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