Limitation Upon Bootleg Loans Urged by Bankers
Delegates at the American Bankers Association convention in Philadelphia advocate a limit on stock and bond loans in the call money market. They note banks continued to loan to Europe, exports of gold, and a $500 million net gold loss, while stock exchange loan demand rises amid public interest in equities.
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Philadelphia
U.P
American Bankers’’ Association
Europe
Stock Exchange
Marriage license issued in DuBois and Wilkes-Barre pair
Danelia Wilder issued a marriage license Thursday to Lake Anderson Sayers of DuBois and Elizabeth Josephine Edwards of Wilkes-Barre. Nike members of the Warren County Bar Association met at Earle MacDonald's Conewango Creek summer home in Akeley Thursday evening. Attendees included MacDonald, Leroy E. Eddy, Frank Lyons, Judge W. M. Lindsey, C. E. Bordwell, Earl Beshlin, Joseph Boldstein, Peter E. Nelson and Thomas L. Hampson. Dinner was at 6 with a brief business session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danelia Wilder
Lake Anderson Sayers
DuBois
Elizabeth Josephine Edwards
Wilkesbarre
BAR Association Nike
Warren County Bar Association
Earle MacDonald
Conewango Creek
Akeley
Mr. MacDonald
Leroy E. Eddy
Frank Lyons
W. M. Lindsey
C. E. Bordwell
Earl Beshlin
Joseph Boldstein
Peter E. Nelson
Thomas L. Hampson
Bill Raskob Foundation Formed for Needy Children
New York Oct 5 A $1,000,000 trust named the Bill Raskob Foundation is created at Dover Delaware by Mr and Mrs John J Raskob in memory of their son William Frederick Raskob 2d who died last summer in a Maryland auto crash The foundation will aid needy children with headquarters in Wilmington Delaware.
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New York
Bill
West Chester School Clerk Charged With Embezzlement
Dorothy Curray, clerk at West Chester normal school, is held on embezzlement charges. Public instruction chief Dr. John A. Keith says she is implicated in a $16,352.40 shortage found at the school last May.
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Harrisburg
U.B
Dorothy Curray
West Chester Normal School
John A. Keith
Miss Curray
Schoo
Correction to Boys Glee Club date and officer updates
The note corrects the first Boys Glee Club meeting to October 12 with Pete Eaton as accompanist. It lists elected officers for Freshman and Sophomore classes and reports Latin club planning under Miss Daugherty and Miss Havens. Tomorrow, football players face Dunkirk.
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Boys Glee
Pete Eaton
Promises Expose Of School Fracas
In Birmingham on October 5 1930 UP report a full expose of the doping incident involving Howard College freshman A B Jeffery will be issued by President Dr John Dawson as investigations conclude. Two fraternities tied to the rush are cleared of involvement per Jeffery and rival chapter officers. Jeffery says two outsiders doped him, first pledged by Pi Kappa Alpha then rejected. He alleges strangers held him in an unlocated house at Howard.
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Birmingham
Als
A. B. Jeffery
Howard College
John Dawson
Jeffery
Pi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Lambda Tau Fraternity
Howard
Judge Paroles Liquor Prisoner From County Jail
Anthony Lubiowiecki, 29, of Spartansburg, released on parole after five weeks of an 18 months sentence for illegal possession of liquor. Judge Arird parole under Sheriff Harry Jefferson for two years after a $400 fine and costs. Originally sentenced to Allegheny county work house, confinement moved to county jail due to a broken ankle. Dr L E Chapman recommended pardon to allow healing.
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Anthony Lubiowiecki
Spartansburg
Arird
Lubiowieski
Harry Jefferson
Lubiowiecki
Allegheny County
L. E. Chapman
Smith to Stress Prohibition View
Albany N Y Oct 5 In his next campaign tour Governor Alfred E Smith will stress that his prohibition modification allows states to stay dry if they choose He will tour border states and the middle west where dry sentiment runs high He does not seek repeal of the 18th amendment but a fixed non intoxicating limit and will pledge protection for dry states if elected and proposals adopted CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully Sub scribe for The Tribune
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Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Middle West
Sewer Scandal Trial Grows With New Evidence
In New York on October 5, 1940, special prosecutor Buckner builds a blackboard record in Queens Supreme Court as John M. Phillips faces charges over inflated sewer pipe contracts. Testimony reveals profits totaling $968,722.50 from four deals, with Albert Decker stating he paid $1.6 million over four years for pipes.
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New York
Supreme Court
Long Island City
Emory R. Buckner
Queens
John M. Phillips
Maurice E. Connelly
Frederick Seely
Connelly
Connolly
Seeley
Phillips
Seely
Buckner
Albert Decker
Muccini and Decker
Philips
Franklin High strips captaincy over sideline fight
Franklin Pennsylvania October report states Robert Benson was deprived of Franklin high school football captaincy after being charged with participation in a sideline fracas during last Saturday's Franklin Reynoldsville game. He was acquitted in magistrate court of striking spectator Joseph Mann who was left unconscious.
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Franklin
U.P
Franklin-Reynoldsville
Robert Benson
Joseph Mann
Express Plane Damaged in Forced Landing at Branford
Pilot J Ordway Webster of National Air Transport escaped uninjured after his bi plane struck a stump during a forced landing on a Branford farm. The craft, carrying express and mail, went off course from New Brunswick to Cleveland after compass trouble from unknown metal consignments. The crash bent the propeller and damaged a wing, with landing flares guiding him to the pasture at about 3 39 am.
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Branford
Conn
U.P
J. Ordway Webster
National Air Transport
New Brunswick
N. J
Cleveland
Ohio
Webster
Yester Jeago
Web
Atlantic & Pacific Furniture Opens Tomorrow
Saturday marks the opening of the Atlantic and Pacific Furniture Company at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West. Patrons will receive souvenirs and a free lamp with the purchase of a living room suite above a certain price, with cautious buyers urged to read the classifieds.
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Jamieson Hardware Company
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Atantic & Pacific Furniture Company
Stoddard to Teach YMCA Public Speaking Class
The Rev Harold F Stoddard of First Baptist Church will teach the YMCA public speaking class this season starting Tuesday October 30 at 4 pm. First session will include assignments. practicum on November 13 followed by weekly meetings for 16 weeks. A F Kottcamp notes many returning students. Textbooks issued by United YMCA schools of New York City.
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Harold F. Stoddard
A. F. Kottcamp
Rally Banquet At Baptist Church Promises Youth Work
Saturday evening the First Baptist church dining room hosts the Baptist Young People's Union rally banquet. Miss Olive Marie Archibald presides as toastmistress and outlines the year’s work. Rev. Harold Stoddard will speak, with Clarence Crawford of Bucknell University delivering the main address to area youths. All local young people without church ties are urged to attend and participate. executive committee listed. Sunday at 6 80 p m a special Young People's meeting and a youth service follow.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
Olive Marie Archibald
Harold Stoddard
Clarence Crawford
Bucknell University
Stat Young People’s Worker
Miss Archibald
Bessie Strickland
Rayola McNitt
Genevieve Amey
Isabelle Wilson
Gerald Archibald
Lester Muthert
Birthday party for Mrs. Alice Baxter at Racquet Club
Mrs. Alice Baxter on Monroe Street enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering Thursday evening attended by Racquet Club members. M Ms. Dick Baxter won first prize and guests brought well filled baskets for a luncheon. Gifts were presented as the event closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Baxter
Monroe Street
Dick Baxter
Tureen dinner hosts rummage sale planning event
The Willing Workers of North Warren Presbyterian held a tureen dinner and a business meeting on a Wednesday. They decided to hold a rummage sale October 19 and 20 with Mrs J O Morley as arrangements chairman. The afternoon ended with tying two quilts for the December 6 bazaar. Mrs Fred Lauffer and her committee led the dinner. Mrs W H Brenton of 138 Parker street has returned from Detroit after visiting her sister.
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North Warren Presbyterian Church
J. O. Morley
Fred Lauffer
W. H. Brenton
Parker Street
Detroit
Leo Lank
Obregon Shooting Likely Self-Inflicted, Mexico City
Humberto Obregon, 21, son of the late Alvaro Obregon, was shot in the chest and in serious condition after an incident outside the home of Fernando Torreblanca, private secretary to President Calles. Police chief General Rios Zertouche said Humberto appeared to have attempted death by his own hand, motive unknown. he had spent the evening with his fiancée Flora Vega before the gunfire.
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Mexico City
U.P
Humberto Obregon
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Obregos
Fernando Torreblanca
Calles
Senorita Flora Vega
Torreblanca
Humoberto
Rios Zertouche
Humberto
Lindbergh to Speak During World Series Broadcast
Col Charles A Lindbergh will precede the second game of the 1928 World Series on WOR from 2:00 to 2:30 PM today. He will address the National Safety Council at the Hotel Pennsylvania on the requirements and training for a commercial pilot, then WOR will resume the World Series broadcast after his speech.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
WOR
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Lindbergh
House panel rejects probe of Welbrandt activities
Washington October 5 the house campaign sonds committee rejected by a two to one margin Rep Black's motion to investigate the religious issue injected into the presidential campaign and activities of Mrs Mabel Welker Wil l Nebrandt assistant U S Attorney General The action ends debate on a public inquiry into perceived church influence on national politics and government integrity.
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Wilebrandt
Washington
House Campaign Sonds Committee
Rep. Black
Den
New York
Mabel Welker
Will Nebrandt
U. S
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Route Across Regions
Market bulletin lists multiple oil grades and prices tied to specific pipelines and rail lines across states. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade Oil priced at 3.35 in New York Transit lines, Buckeye and Eureka Pipe line lines with various cents per gallon, and regional readings from Kentucky Ohio Indiana Michigan and Canada with gravity ranges and station notes.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradic
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
West Kentucky
Oil City
Dev. Co
Cumberland, Barren and
Motree Counties
Paragon
Saginaw
Mich
Lima
Indiana
Princeton Wooster Plymouth
Deaths and Funerals for Anna Loretta Porter in Beaverdam
Mrs. Anna Loretta Porter died Wednesday at her son Georges Endeavor home. Funeral from Beaverdam M E Church Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Beaverdam cemetery. Survived by son George S Porter and three daughters O W McKenzie Gil City C P Cloak Ellwood City W W Barrett Greensburg, brother Frank J Butler Geneva, sister L W Robinson Pleasantville. Born Jamestown New York July 14 1860, married to Butler July 1880 at Fryberg.
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Anna Loretta Porter
Anne Loretta Porter
George S. Portr
Endeavor
Beaverdam
M. E. Church
Beaverdam Cemetery
Hoover to Invade South Saturday
Washington October 5 Herbert Hoover will leave tonight on a southern railway special to Dixie for an address in Elizabethton Tennessee on Saturday afternoon The trip marks the first invasion of the solid south by a Republican presidential candidate in modern history Hoover travels with Mrs Hoover Allan and a press contingent including six photographers and twenty four newspapermen The itinerary includes eight hours in Tennessee with motor trips lunch and a speech at Elizabethton and an afternoon address in Johnson City to a local chamber of commerce
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Southern Railway
Dixie
Elizabethton
Tenn
Sam
Hoover
Tennessee Mountains
Johnson City
Chamber of Commerce
Kidnaper Found Guilty of Murder in Honolulu
Miles Fukunaga, 19, kidnapped and killed 10 year old Gill Jamieson in Honolulu. Found guilty of first degree murder. sentence withheld. Prosecution sought the death penalty, arguing similarities to the William Hickman case. Jury deliberated one hour forty five minutes.
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Honolulu
Miles Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Fukunaga
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Curtis to Make Eight Speeches on Indiana Tour
Senator Charles Curtis resumes his vice presidential campaign with a northern Indiana motor tour. He will deliver eight brief addresses today and a long speech tonight at Gary, with appearances scheduled in State Line Whiting East Chicago Indiana Harbor Hammond Hobart Lowell and Crown Point. He plans to rest tomorrow as doctors advised and resumes travel to Devil's Lake North Dakota next week. Curtis shows improved health with a healing sore throat and thumb, though still using a sling for his injured hand.
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Senator Curtis
Indiana
Charles Curtis
Lincoln Fields
State Line
Whiting
East Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
Hobart
Lowell
Crown Point
Gary
Will R. Wood
Curtis
Chicago
Northwest
Devil's Lake
N. D
Shovel Clue in Gruesome Find Drives Police Probe
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania a man’s body was found in a car along the road between Vandergrift and Weiner's crossroads. Cards bearing the names Lemuel Silvis and Thomas Silvis were found on the victim. The man was beaten with a shovel and placed in the car, which was shoved over a 150 foot embankment to hide the crime.
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Vandergrift
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O. C. Tritt
Boreau
Children’s Fund
Raskobs
June DeFrees
Ella Mer Offerle
Elmer James
Dunkirk
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Tribune
Franklin HS
Stoddard
Baptist Church
Cranford
Ladies Aid
Emma Westling
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Methodist Church
Theodore Shellberg
Alfred Nero
Julia Carlson
Oreen
Fanny Crosby
Lindy
Helmgrecht
BR. Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
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Mull House
Percale
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Hallowe'en
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