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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
4
Republican ticket slate includes Hoover and Curtis tickets
The list presents the Republican ticket with President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis along with candidates for U S Senate David A Reed State Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A Waters Judge of Supreme Court William D Porter and Congress T C Cochran Assembly A W Mumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C
The Western Trip and Washington Notes
Governor Smith's West tour is analyzed as a cautious campaign drive rather than a crusade. He seeks regional gains while avoiding a national clash on Prohibition, with emphasis on farm relief, water power, oil scandals, and party leadership. In Washington, Sen Thaddeus Caraway is praised as a sharp, selective critic who fires precise questioning at opponents while avoiding rambling speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
William ¥. Bryan
Platte Valley
Bryan
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Denver
Helena
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Hancock
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
West
Gover
Westfront
Senator Caraway
Imex
Arkansas
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
Joe Robinson
Thad
T. H. Caraway
No-Man’s-Land
Thaddeus
Senate
Thad Caraway
Republican Party
Washington
Capital Hill
Herbert Hoover
Charlie Curtis
Hubert Work
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Caraway
Leadership and the Eighteenth Amendment Debate
The speaker faces broad public scrutiny over economic and political impacts of his leadership. He proposes a plan to modify the Eighteenth Amendment that would worsen conditions. He attacks opponents but fails to build his own case and leaves his Westward trip with mixed impressions, not clarifying or strengthening his candidacy.
Ask Me No More Poem by Thomas Carew
A lyric verse in which the speaker tells a beloved not to question nature or fate. He asserts beauty and love outlast calendars and seasons and claims heaven prepared pleasures for her hair and voice. The speaker marks eternalizing images of the night, stars, and a phoenix to honor their bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Thomas Carew
Mrs. Lee
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem about golf testing character rather than score. It contrasts how players cope with bad rounds, praising courage, fairness, and staying true to oneself even when losing. It emphasizes integrity and sportsmanship over winning, noting true joy comes from the game's inspiration.
Peter's Adventures on Sight of Land
A Cormorant spots land with the Gulls and warns of a predator a Skua swoops toward the flock. The Gulls scatter as the Skua dives, while the Cormorant urges his fellows to defend themselves and head for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Florence Vincent
Cormorant
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
Advice column recalling cluttered life lessons and personal guidance on marriage respect and choosing independence. Readers seek help on leaving abusive relationships and navigating dating after social questions, with Mrs Lee advising caution, self-respect, and parental involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Virginia Lee
New York Briefs Touch Crime Oysters and Theater
News from New York dates events across crime and culture. A Harlem abduction case ends with a death after a wife reports her husband taken for a ride. Oyster bars thrive as season begins. Tennis players Richards and Koseluh win a West Side court case over Sunday play. Undertakers face price cuts. The Totten theater faces auction as authors’ works era ends. Times Square welcomes hotels for the World Series crowds. Broadway shifts content and prices as films and plays move between venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
News of
Michael Bernstein
Washington Heights
Caspar Holstein
Harlem
Vincent Richards
Karel Koseluh
West Side Court
Wynhe
Department of Health
Sadh
Totten Theater
Diet and Health Q and A on Neuritis and Ulcers
A reader asks why sleepiness follows meals and after-taste fatigue while noting post-meal hunger and bloating. The reply links sleepiness to toxemia and discusses stomach ulcers, diet, and the need for a physician. It explains neuritis can arise from wrong or deficient diet, cites beri beri, and emphasizes a balanced diet with vitamin B1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
South
First Corn Borer outbreak found in Warren County
October 3 1924 reports the first Corn Borer outbreak confirmed in northern tier townships of Warren County. John W Hepburn has entered the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
John W. Hepburn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Deer sightings and local meetings mark Oct 3 1925 events
On October 3 1925 J D Landers reported three deer crossing near a water trough above Tionesta. Leonard Nicholson and Charles Ackerson planned to attend the state firemen convention in Stroudsburg, Pa. Kinzua Odd Fellows beat Kinzua Independents 6 to 4 in an exhibition game at Kinzua. Twelve Warren county Agricultural Association members attended Saturday’s meeting at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
J. d. Landers
Leonard Nicholson
Charles Ackerson
Stroudsburg, Pa
Kinzua
Warren County Agricultural Association
Court House
Local Man In Hospital After Auto Wreck In Jamestown
A. W. Witz of Russell is patient at Jamestown W C A hospital after injuries from an automobile wreck. Harold Biers delivered a high game of the season with a 265 at Arcade Alleys on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Witz
Russell
Jamestown W. C. A. Hospital
Harold Biers
Dimmer Stories of a Boy Wonder’s Fizzle
Two firm members discuss a young man once boosted as a boy wonder who fizzled badly due to being fed too much. They note the case as a caution about overhype and influence on promising youth.
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