Postage bill cuts rates boosts New Process Company
President Coolidge signed the postage rate reduction, expected to raise mail volume at Warren and cut yearly postage by 6 285 000 dollars. New Process Company officials say a new pound rate on third class circular mail will save on annual postage and postcards used for orders drop to one cent. The tax reduction measure lowers the corporate tax to 12 percent and repeals the 3 percent tax on motor car sales, with other fiscal provisions noted.
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Coolidge
New Process
Warren Post Office
Als
Process Com
The Tribune Tonight Page Guide
The Tribune Tonight lists page allocations for various sections including local and telegraph news, After Six crossword on page three, editorials on page four, topics on page five, sport news on page six, Boy Scout news on page seven, society news on pages eight and nine, Russell and Tidioute on page eleven, comic strips on page twelve, Want Ads and radio programs on thirteen, and Youngsville Garland Irvine and Kinzua news on page fourteen.
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Telegraph
Boy Scout
Society
Russell and Tidioute
Youngsville
Garland
Irvine
Kinzua
Unclear and Insensitive Rant About Crime and Climate
The fragment expresses a hostile, incoherent view linking climate to murderers and offers crude, non factual rhetoric. It contains no identifiable people, places, organizations, or events to anchor a factual news summary.
Court Reporter Marks Moron Father in Birth Control Case
Edith Cromwell told the judge her husband demanded more children despite her frail health. They live in a two room basement with little food. Cromwell praised fatherhood. the judge called him a Moron and suggested jail, but Mrs. Cromwell forgave him and kept him home. The piece notes other similar cases amid Coolidge veto debates.
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Coppright
New York
Edith Cromwell
Cromwell
Warren High to Graduate 1928 Class Tonight
One hundred forty eight seniors of Warren High School will finish their careers at the fifty first annual commencement in the First Presbyterian church at eight o'clock. Dr W Charles Wallace of Westminster College will deliver the address and diplomas will be presented by Dr W M Robertson. The class officers and honor group are listed with a ticketed admission and a full program planned by the school board.
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Warren High School
First Presbyterian Church
W. Charles Wallace
Wesminister College
New Wilmington
W. M. Robertson
Board of School
L. Bramer Carlson
Charlotte Mahaffey
Milton Peterson
Charles Young
Marie Williams
Edna Anderson
Trene Richards
Catherine Hubley
Monroe
John Shaughnessy
Westminster College
Board of
Paul Harrington
Bramer Carlson
Betty Kopf
Alma Blazer
Charles T. Greer
Warren High seniors prize awards announced at church
Warren High School announced prize and medal winners for senior students. Florence Jacobs won first prize of twenty five dollars in the A J Hazeltine essay contest for Lindbergh as the ideal youth, with Frederick Keck second and Glenn Greer third. Medals went to Walter Johnson, Glen Mickleson, and Elbert Mohr, plus Marie Williams earned the Windsor silver cup and the Dragon prize. Frederick McCoy received the Carleton Davis Memorial cup, and Richard Marker will receive the University of Pennsylvania Alumni cup tonight. Meanwhile President Coolidge was predicted to be renominated at Kansas City if he does not decline.
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Warren High
Sexo
First Presbyterian Church
A. J. Hazeltine
Florence Jacobs
Lindbergh
Frederick Keck
Portoforio
Glenn Greer
Mary Ball
Walter Johnson
D. I. Ball
Glen Mickleson
J. O. Parmlee
Elbert Mohr
Fred E. Windsor
Marie Williams
Marie Williams. Miss Walliams
Frederick McCoy
Carleton
Letterman
University of Pennsylvania
Congress to adjourn at 5 30 p m ending Boulder Dam filibuster
Congress will close sessions at 5 30 p m today after a 24 hour filibuster against the Boulder Dam bill. The Senate approved the adjournment 46 to 35 and the House passed the substitute resolution 155 to 9 overcoming objections by Vice President Dawes and ending the bill’s fate for this session. Senators Ashurst and Hayden led the long floor fight with Johnson protesting the sit‑in.
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U.P
Congress
Senate
Boulder Dam
House
Dawes
Arizona
Ashurst
Hayden
Hiram Johnson
Bids Rejected For New Building At State Hospital
High bids opened this morning halted plans for a new 300000 dollar building at North Warren State Hospital. All bids were rejected keeping contracts from award. The board to meet soon to decide whether to scale back or seek more funds indicated by Ralph W. Stone.
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North Warren State Hospital
Ralph W. Stone
Board of Trustees
Harry W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Stone
Warren
Pickett Hardware Company
GC. W. Beckley
Pittsburgh
Beckley
Gettysburg Preparing for President Coolidge Memorial Day Visit
Gettysburg Pennsylvania May 29 regular army units encamped on Culp s Hill and nearby cavalry await President Coolidge who will deliver the Memorial Day address from the Lincoln site. Town decorations, rostrum, and a fresh train station paint job mark the gala preparations as 50 000 to 100 000 visitors are expected tomorrow with state police mobilizing for the ceremony.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Jamming Ice Endangers Relief Ship Near Italia News
On the Italia rescue effort the Citta Di Milano faced ice pressure and a snow storm near Spitzbergen delaying signals. A seal-hunting ice cutter reported weak radio messages from the airship, while authorities hoped for confirmation as rescue plans shifted to New York and Nome. A Pittsburgh pedestrian, Andrew Barkley, was killed by a truck.
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Lars Hansen
United Press
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Spitzbergen
U. P.1
Noth Spitzbergen
Citta di Milano
Earl
New York
Caesara Sabelli
Sabelli
Umberto Nobile
Tacoma
Washington
Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Rome
Peter Bonelli
Roger Wiliams
Flicker lights at F-N crossing urged by group
Warren County Good Roads association executive committee endorsed installing warning flicker lights at the F N crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad at F N tower. The vote supported 24 hour watchman, road improvements, and aiding townships to secure cheaper main highway connections. Edged by a tribute to Col D F A Wheelock and aims to upgrade Route Warren to Titusville and gravel the Warren Kinzua road.
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Warren County Good Roads Association
Court House
Scandia
Warren
Elk and
Glade
R. E. Ward
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Titusville
Warren-Kinzua
Kinzua
Z. L. Sheldon
PB. A. Lagerdahl
Youngsville
R. A. Simpson
Clarendon
CG. E. Wilder
Brokenstraw
Edward Pierce
Eldred Township
E. M. Lowe
Freehold
Earl Hinsdale
Farmington Township
Peter Sorenson, Sr
S. A. Cramer
Pinegrove
B. R. Owens
Pleasant Township
C. R. Moore
Pittsfield
W. T. Hart
H. A. Gibapy
M. H. Shick
Sheffield, Co
W Burleigh
L. J. Crappen
Cart Wright
Southwest Township
J.8
van Cleve
H. B. Bassett
Memorial Day Observances Planned in Warren Area
Memorial Day events are planned in Warren and nearby towns with a parade at 10 a.m. from Fourth Avenue and Market Street, marching west to Hickory Street, then to Oakland Cemetery and G. A. R. circle. H R Mc Calmont is parade marshal and Eric S Munson chief of staff. Rev J C Howenstein to deliver the Memorial Day address at Cemetery Park. Earl R Small to oversee ceremonies. Public offices and mail service will be disrupted.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Government Weather Bureau
Wallen
Fourth Avenue
Market Street
Oakland Cemetery
G. A. R. Circle
Small
America
V. PF
Pomona Grange Meets Thursday at Lander Hall
Pomona Grange sessions led by Farmington Grange begin Thursday and Friday in Trinity Hall Lander with State Master Dorsett in attendance. Plans include entertainment for the state master. committees cover welcome address dining rooms and reception. details list Lloyd Wilcox R L Samuelson Harley Drudgeon Herbert Putnam Mary Heyes Will Lyon Virginia Loucks Stephen Hitchcock Mezna White.
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Farmington Grange
Lander
Dorsett
Pomona
Trinity Hall
Young People's Hour
Lloyd Wilcox
R. L. Samuelson
Harley Drudgeon
Herbert Putnam
Mary Heyes
Will Lyon
Virginia Loucks
Stephen Hitchcock
Mezna White
Mystery in Injury of Man on Train
Thom as J. Brown, 72, patient at Warren General hospital, was taken from a Pennsylvania train en route from Erie to Philadelphia. He suffered a possible broken hip after becoming ill on the train and has yet to recall how the injury occurred. X rays were to be taken today. Dr. F. G. Haines attends.
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Thomas J. Brown
Warren General Hospital
Mr. Brown
Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Peterson
F. G. Haines
Weather Forecast for Western Pa Shows Showers Tonight
A weather forecast for western Pennsylvania indicates showers this evening with clearing by Wednesday morning. Observations note 8 a.m. readings around 52 and 2 p.m. near 48, with sunset around 7:16 p.m. Wednesday sunrise at 4:37 a.m. and sunset about 7:17 p.m.
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