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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1928

Page

12

Smith Promises Full Dinner Pail In Newark Speech

New Jersey Governor Alfred E. Smith rallies in Newark pledging labor gains, tariff protection, and farm relief. He supports public ownership of power on public sites, opposes broader tariff reform, and critiques Hoover farm price claims while urging action on unemployment and anti injunction measures. The speech ends with a large, warm reception.

Smith Newark Winrhund Atlantic Seaboard Alfred E. Steth Tang Nennte Sussex Avenue McNar-Haugen Tate Hughes Santh South Congress Hughes National Women's Party Hoover St Louis Europe

Pickett Club Praises New Store Arrangement at Hickory Street

The Pickett Club met at the Hickory street store with WP Kelly presiding and Emly Peterson as secretary. Frank A Hegner of Sewickley and Herbert Jacobson of Dover Manufacturing praised the store as one of the finest hardware shops, while Jacobson highlighted Lady Dover irons and percolators. Letters of thanks were read from Minnie K Wright and others, and Bert Campbell led sales with Donald Chesnutt close behind. The Christmas opening was set for December 1 with Santa Claus present, and the Thanksgiving Turkey contest will proceed as usual.

Pickett Club WP. Kelly Emly Peterson Hickory Street Frank A Hegner Sewickley Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Association Herbert Jacobson The Dover Manufacturing Company Hegne Pickett Apriria My. Jacobson Lady Dover Minnie K Wright Raudebaugh Jeannette Jamieson Glenn Pearce George Stuart Griswell Bert Campbell Donald Chestnutt Fred Walter Doc Arird Stewart Loding Donald Chesnutt Santa Claus Kelly Star Etielama

New City Near Paris Demonstrates Modern Architecture

An entirely new city near Paris showcases the latest monument design with extensive model ideas for buildings and a nearing completion church. The arch spans most of the structure and decoration figures are large while the steeple rises as a tapering shaft.

Paris

Duck causes power outage in North Dakota area

A duck disrupted the Montara Dakota Power line between Ray and Tioga in North Dakota causing a blackout for several towns until repair crews from Williston and Tioga located and fixed the damage. The duck was found dead and appears partly roasted.

Williston N. D Montara- Dakota Power Company Ray Tioga Unuil

Rummage Sale at 108 Pa Ave BE Begins

Local rummage sale underway at 108 Pa Avenue BE with proceeds supporting community programs. Event spans today and continues through the weekend.

Ave

Campaign Log Reveals Campaigning Across Key States

Gov Alfred E Smith denounces Republican economic disaster forecast in Newark and promises labor protection if elected. Hoover plans four final speeches across the continent starting Cumberland Maryland. Robinson opens Indiana campaign with attacks on Hoover farm policies. Raskob accuses Moses of anti Catholic campaign article. Norbeck backs Curtis while Reed attacks Hoover wartime food policy in St Louis address.

Alfred E. Smith Newark Herbert Hoover Washington Palo Alto Cal Broover Cumberland John J. Raskob Democratic National Committee Republican National Committee George H. Moses New Hampshire North Carolina James A. Reed Missouri Hoover Wartime Food Administration St. Louis

Waitress Reunites With Lost Brother in Cardiff Return

Betty Powell, a Cardiff waitress, recognizes a man as her long presumed dead brother who disappeared in 1916. The brother, a Royal Engineer private then missing, visits the restaurant where she once worked after returning from travels spanning twelve years.

Betty Powell Cardiff Wales The Royal Cearditt Reaaurant

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