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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

2

Hearing resumes in Ware-Wilson Senate contest in Pittsburgh

Oct 12 Pittsburgh session of the pre Wilson United States Senate contest heard witnesses for William S Vare Republican candidate who defeated William B Wilson Democrat in 1926 The plan is to call 109 witnesses including Eic Fisher Wool James J Coyne and Samuel H Gardner The witnesses denied any conspiracy or agreement to fix the 1926 election Senator Charles W Waterman of Colorado chaired the hearing and expected to finish the session that day if needed late hours were possible

Fittsburgh Jecders Allegheny County Pittsburgh United States Senate Senate William S. Vare William B Wilson Vare E.ic Fisher Wool Republican State Committee James J. Coyne Samuel Fl. Gardner Wilson United States Charles W. Waterman Colorado

October heat records near breaking point in Pennsylvania

A warm day in Pennsylvania saw a shade temperature of 76 degrees at 2 PM, marking one of the finest fall days. By 8 PM, the mercery registered 52, highlighting an unusual warm spell for October.

Pennsylvania Gas Company

Birth announced for Erickson's newborn at Maternity Hospital

Mr and Mrs Oscar Erickson of 7 Wyrtle Street announce the birth of a son at the Maternity Hospital on Thursday evening at 9 45 oclock weighing seven and one half pounds.

Oscar Erickson Wyrtle Street

Graf Zeppelin Crosses Atlantic as Weather Reports Sought

The Graf Zeppelin continued its Atlantic crossing from Madeira toward the Azores and Bermuda at about 33 miles per hour. Navy observers relayed requests for morning weather synopses and officials noted the zeppelin would carry United States mail on its return trip to Germany.

E.S. T Mederia Bermuda New York Washington Graf United States Navy Rosendahl Windsor Castle Ratho Portishead England Madeirz Funchal Medea Madeira Funchal Radio Maxime Corporation Stuttgart Benne Graf Zeppel PQA San Miguel Azores Horta Azoes U. S Germany New Said

Chicago speakeasy bombed at Wacker Drive raid

A Chicago speakeasy known as The 101 on lower Wacker Drive was bombed today by two men who hurled dynamite through the front doorway. Police seized liquor after the blast, caused about 500 dollars in damage. Watchman Frank Kasner witnessed the attackers as detectives theorize the target was an upscale liquor outlet defying syndicate ties.

Chicago Get U. P Wacker Drive Frank Kassner Speakes Eye Beer and Alcohol Syndicates

Oil Market Oil Prices by Grade and Region Report

Oil price records show varied grades and lines across multiple companies and regions including Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 3.35 and 3.25, Buckeye Pipe Line Co. listings at 1.80 to 3.35, and several national transit lines. Additional figures reference Somerset Cumberland and Kentucky lines with several quoted grades and locations such as Indiana Reluring Co and Saginaw Michigan. The fragmentary list reflects a wartime era pricing snapshot across pipe lines and regional producers.

Pennsylvana New York Transit Co Bradford Listrich Oil National Transit Co Pennsylvania Trade Ou Natonal Transit Co Eye Pipe Co Corning Buckeye Pipe Line Co Wong Pennsylvania South West Pa Pennsylvana Gree Ege Somerset Alan Cumberland Pipe Lane Co Indiana LSB Oi City Cumberland Barren Monme Counties Paragon Kentucky Dibnoas Waterloo Petrolla Saginaw Mien Berea M.i.b Princeton , Wooster Plymouth

Col McNutt Named Legion Commander in Bloomington

Bloomington dispatch reports Colonel Paul V. McNutt, dean of Indiana University Law School, chosen national commander of the American Legion at the San Antonio convention. Burton E. Woolery Post plans an elaborate reception upon his arrival base.

Bloomington Ind U.P Burton E. Woolery American Legion Paul V. McNutt McNutt Indiana University Law School National Legion San Antonio

Entertains at Luncheon by Emil Johnson

Emil Johnson hosted the Tiiangie Club at her home on Russell Street at one o clock Friday. Guests included Mrs. Stoeffel of Cleveland, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Philips, Mrs. Ebel and son Dickie, Mrs. Morley, Mrs. Pepperman, Mrs. Krupp, and others. After lunch the group played bridge sewed and visited.

Emil Johnson Russell Street Tiiangie Club John Stoeffel Clevland Harry Johnston Walter Thayer Claude Puilips Henry Ebel and Son Dickie J. O. Morley Charles Pepperman Ralph , Krupp Johnson

Smith coins charge of evasiveness against Hoover in Chattanooga

In Chattanooga Tennessee Governor Alfred E. Smith opened his southern campaign accusing his rival Herbert Hoover of evasiveness. He complained speeches lack debate and argue little, saying Hoover speaks only every two weeks. Smith spoke to thousands after a two hour reception and parade before heading to Nashville for a longer speech.

Chattanooga Tenn Alfred E. Smith Herbert Hoover Gov. Smith Smith Southern Democracy Nashville

Chamberlin Heads to Berlin in Amphinan Plane

Clarence Chamberlin landed at Le Bourget Field after departing Cherbourg at 7 A.M. He will refuel and continue to Berlin, flying mostly over ram en route. The trans Atlantic aviator took off from the Leviathan alongside Cherbourg.

LE Borget Field U. P.1 Clarence Chamberlin Cherbourg le Bourget Field Berlin Ram le Beaget

Deaths and Funerals: F L Ligan dies after short illness

F L Ligan died October 1 in Hainsburg hospital after a brief illness. His widow, formerly Miss Fern Garber of Warren and a niece of Mrs J E Larson of North Warren, was married to him on August 3.

F. L. Ligan Hainsburg Hospital Ligan Fern Garber Warren J. E. Larson North Warren Miss Garber

Rumor Girl May Face Suspended Sentence in Embezzlement Case

West Chester reports persisted that Dorothy Currey, known as the play girl of West Chester State Teachers College, embezzled 11000 dollars from college funds and may receive a suspended sentence.

Mae West Bridge of Sighs New York Criminal Courts West Chester, Pa West Chester Grl Dorothy Currey West Chester State Teachers College

Amaranth Bake Sale Set for Liberty Street Saturday

Amaranth Annual Bake Sale scheduled at Penn Public Electric Co on Liberty Street this Saturday at 9:00 a m. The event aims to raise funds for community needs and invites residents to bring baked goods and join the sale.

Amaranth Penn Public Electric Co Liberty St

Frosh Frolic and Club Notes at the Station W HLS

Frosh froth calms as class officers are named Sid Kelly president June DeFrees vice president Andress Mead secretary Bob Garrison treasurer. Glee Club notes and school events mix with a hockey win and a Spanish Bunco party for club members only. Mr and Mrs John Stoffel of Cleveland visiting at the Johnsons’ home 124 Hussell Street for a week.

Sid Kelly June DeFrees Andress Mead Bob Garrison John Stoffel Cleveland Emi Johnson Hussel]istreet

Doctor Attacked in Office Rooms Uniontown

Dr H E Ralston aged 32 was assaulted by two unknown men in his downtown Uniontown office. He was left unconscious and later taken to hospital in serious condition. The incident echoes the Pittsburgh Dapper murder case. The assailants entered the reception room and tried to coerce the doctor into accompanying them on a maternity case as he prepared to record names.

Uniontown H. E. Ralston Pittsburgh

Ransacked offices after assault on Dr Ralston

Dr Ralston's apartment and office were ransacked after a head strike. It remains unclear if any items of concern were taken as investigators pursue whether drugs were involved. Ralston offered a partial description of his assailants.

Dr. Ralston Ralston Gove

Senators Not Immune To Service In Civil Actions

Washington October 1 9 Senators and Congressmen are not immune from service in civil suits Justice Stafford in district court ruled today in the $500000 damage suit against Senator James Couzens of Michigan. The ruling held immunity for service to Senators exists only for actual physical arrest and not for civil process.

Washington Thce Stafford Senate

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Ware-Wilson Senate BIG Dirigible North Park Ave Lincoln Park North Park Hotel Malph J Col. McNutt Legion Hoover Chamberlin BP, L. Ligan Yoke Chemise Combina’s Peach Kayser Johnson Brothers W. Hls. J.E. H. E. J. Anseane Gils Glee Club Daxb Acordy Milliren Renny” Lyons Africa Orider Ae Soes Wayne C. Helmbrecht Optometrist Warren Savings Bank Weil
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