Audit Gives Tribune Net Paid Circulation Lead
The Tribune received approval for membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and released its first audit covering January 1 to June 30. It shows a larger net paid circulation than any other Warren newspaper, with an average of 3555 not paid subscribers in the period.
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Soviet engineers to inspect Penna roads
Soviet engineers to inspect Pennsylvanian roadworks and public routes in Russia. Contrasting coverage notes Georgiadse of Tiflis and ad holds key official positions in public road work. France entry by De La Gerva lands after successful eight from Paris in experimental autogyro flight.
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Abe Martin's shifting endorsements draw front page buzz
Abe Martin reports shifting support from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler to Herbert Hoover, creating two strong front page publicity dashes. Miss Pup Bentley tells her mother not to worry as she heads to school this morning, promising to be back by eight.
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Tunney Weds American Heiress in Simple Rome Ceremony
Retired boxing champion Gene Tunney and American heiress Mary Josephine Lauder were married in a civil ceremony at the Hotel De Russie in Rome. The service was small, attended by about 25 people including Thornton Wilder and Tunney’s private secretary, with Italian officials present.
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James D. Mahany
Tumsy
Giuseppe Brofferio
Germany to lead world in aircraft despite Allied bans
The 1922 New York American notes Germany aims for aviation dominance, despite Allied prohibitions on fighter plane production. A Zeppelin airship, twice LA’s size, may begin Berlin to Lakehurst passenger flights next Sunday using blue gas fuel. US officials withhold aircraft plans, signaling potential active government aviation involvement. California leads in licensed aircraft surpassing New York and Illinois.
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Lindbergh Signals Support for Hoover in 1932 Race
Charles A. Lindbergh wiring Herbert Hoover to back the Republican presidential ticket in November. The famed aviator said Hoover’s leadership and “your qualities as a man” give confidence in solving the nation’s problems over the next four years.
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U. P
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St. Louis
Five Gypsies Killed in Camp Raid Near Vienna
Five gypsies were killed in a raid on a Gypsy camp in the village of Podedin near Vienna, including three women and a child. Seven others were wounded and hospitalized as the encampment was destroyed after villagers led by the mayor raided the camp in reprisal for arson attributed to the Gypsies.
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Pressburg
Favor weight sale of all commodities in state
Wilkes Barre Pa October 3 inspectors of weights and measures open their sixteenth annual convention and urge sale by weight for all commodities. They back a sixteen ounce standard loaf weight and a law requiring gasoline pumps to be timed at the start of each day.
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Wilkes-Barre
Children Await Disposition Of Juvenile Court
Two young siblings Melvin Meager and Darnell Meager await juvenile court decisions on their welfare after their father William Meager faced involuntary manslaughter and drunken driving charges related to a death. Meager rests in Warren General Hospital. grandmother Mrs. B. H. Eschelman of Erie agreed to care for them in Glade while arrangements are made, with a likely move to a foster home. Russell Meager, eight, also lives with the grandmother in Erie.
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Erie
Stolen Pleasantville Bank Fund Recovered in Altoona
Through local police 265 dollars stolen from Pleasantville Citizens Bank were returned to Venango county bank. The money was found at the home of Mrs Ollie Orbison sister of Mrs Sylvester Watson, a confessed partner in the theft. Watson visited Orbison last week and left a package to be collected later. Later family found the money, alerted police, and turned the package over.
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U.P
Livermore and wife receive life sentences for burglary in Youngstown
Lester Livermore pleaded guilty before Judge G H Gessner and was sentenced to life imprisonment. His wife, who was also given a life sentence yesterday, became the first woman ever to receive such a sentence for burglary in Youngstown.
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Lester Livermore
Dutch freighter Celaeno sinks in mid ocean offshore
Report from New York states the Dutch freighter Celaeno is sinking 1160 miles east by north of Cape Race with rescue underway from the steamer America. First word came via White Star liner Laurentic, then America confirmed rapid aid, gale and high seas hinder rescue as position noted at 46 10 N 34 30 W.
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Speaker Pictures Beauty of Japan at Kiwanis Club
M. T. Yamamoto, American correspondent for the Japan Times and Mail in Tokyo, spoke to the Kiwanis Club. His illustrated lecture covered Japan’s scenic beauty, cherry blossoms, autumn chrysanthemums, and related work and farming images.
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Graf Zeppelin completes 1863 mile trans Atlantic tour
The Graf Zeppelin landed in Friedrichshafen at 5 30 p m after a voyage of over 34 hours. The dirigible covered about 1863 miles and included England in the itinerary marking a major trans Atlantic flight by airship.
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American Engineer Found Dead After Sandino Capture
George Marshall, an American mining engineer and La Luz mine manager, was found dead in the Nicaragua midlands near Mastawas after being captured by Sandino rebels in April. His body was identified by description from Mrs. Marshall in Porto Rico, ending the mystery of his disappearance following the April 12 raid on the La Luz mine. The rebels seized the mine, tried to work the gold deposit briefly, then burned structures and fled with Marshall and his American assistant. the other American escaped.
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Story of gigantic graft in New York sewer case
New York reports detail a $30,000,000 Queens sewer scandal as the trial enters its second week. Emory Buckner leads evidence against two former Queens officials charged with conspiracy. The case centers on alleged graft tied to sewer construction exceeding $29.5 million with state claims of at least $8 million unalleged graft.
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Seek salesman on warrant for false pretenses
Warren area case alleges Ben Kays, a 35 year old former Warren dealer now with John Phelps and Son at 10 Clark Street, disappeared with 456 dollars after falsely claiming a car price reduction. Harold Rosengren of 332 East Path Street filed information with Justice Clark Nelson. police chief George Haehn issued a warrant. Kays last seen at the Phelps garage Monday night. Rosengren says he was induced to loan 480 dollars for a down payment on a car, then learned the price cut was unauthorized and that Kays had vanished with the cash. Kays, formerly of Warren near the fair grounds, had worked for Phelps for two months.
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Nervous mood grips Yankees and Cardinals before World Series
New York and St. Louis clubs show strain on eve of the series as fans rush for tickets and managers pace hotel corridors. Cardinals practice at Yankee Stadium disrupts grounds crew ahead of tomorrow's opener while Sunny Jim Bottomley appears relaxed. Miller Huggins dismisses Bill McKechnie's jitters as the Yankees finish their final workout.
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McSparran Will Stay On Ballot and Vote Hoover
Lancaster Pa Oct 3 John A MecSparran Democratic candidate for governor will keep his name on the Democratic ballot yet vote for Herbert Hoover rather than join the party’s ticket lacking a congressional candidate in Lancaster County his opponent for Congress is W W Griest the longtime Republican leader and veteran.
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John A. MecSparran
Gifford Pinchot
Herbert Hoover
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W. W. Griest
Tribune magnetic ball player to bring World Series to Warren
The Tribune plans to give Warren baseball fans top World Series coverage by using a renowned announcer and its Magnetic player-board. Every play will be announced and reproduced with a free moving bat and ball. A full box score, hits, runs, and errors will be displayed. Games Thursday and Friday start at 1 30 Warren time. St Louis games arrive at 2 30. Travel day Saturday, play resumes Sunday.
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Possible sites chosen for new American Legion home
The American Legion faces a decision between two sites, the Philomel club and the Dunham property on Pennsylvania Avenue West, for a new home. Plans by a Jamestown firm are finished for the Dunham site, while the Philomel club would be remodeled into an assembly hall if purchased. Endowment funds total 22 000 dollars with 17 000 for permanent endowment and 3 608 for campaign expenses. The present balance near 6 000 dollars could start building once location is settled, with large contributions pending.
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Carnes to face embezzlement charges en route to U S
Winnipeg dispatch reports Clinton S. Carnes former treasurer of the Southern Baptist home mission board left Winnipeg for Atlanta to face embezzlement charges. He admitted aiding two apprentices and sought to clear up financial entanglements estimated between 150000 and 1000000 dollars.
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Fayette County Lawyer Dies in Uniontown Drug Store
John L. Robinson, prominent Fayette County attorney, collapsed and died in a Uniontown drug store after entering for a side, per UP dispatch. He reportedly fell ill in the street moments earlier, ending a notable local legal career.
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John L. Robinson
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Weather Forecast for Western Pa Mostly Fair Nights
Forecast calls for mostly fair conditions in western Pennsylvania tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Local observations show morning values around 58 to 69 degrees, low water marks, no precipitation, sunset at 5 40, sunrise at 6 00.
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