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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1928

Page

1

Graf Zeppelin visitors amid plans for trans Atlantic dirigible line

American financial men discuss forming a 14.6 million dollar corporation to operate a 54 hour Graf Zeppelin service between Europe and the United States as Dr. Hugo Eckener tours Lakehurst and New York. Eckener hopes to establish a trans Atlantic company before the airship returns to Germany.

Lakehurst N. J U. P William B. Mayo Ford Motor Company Detesit Hugo Eckener Eckener Mayo Henry Ford N J Europe United States Graf Zeppelin York Friederichshafen Germany E. A. Lehmann Graf Zeppélin New York Philadelphia Zeppeln Sent Charles E. Rosendahl WEAF Rosendahl

Automobile speeds to Warren injures boy then overturns on Roosevelt

Four people faced danger when an emergency auto carrying eight year old Leon Crockett Jr. from Beantown toward Warren overturned at the Mineral Well filling station on Roosevelt Highway. The arm severed artery after a fall at Tiona school. a handkerchief delayed bleeding until a Warren physician could repair the wound. Minor injuries to other occupants were reported.

Warren Roosevelt Highway Mineral Well Leon Crockett, Jr Beantown Junior Tiona Rath Mitchell P. ©. Jordan Clarendon Jordan Junior Crockett Miss Mitchell

Impressions of Zeppelin visitors at Lakehurst amusements

The article sketches reactions of foreigners arriving aboard a Zeppelin and being entertained at Lakehurst. It contrasts ancient cave man entertainments with the modern program observed by Dr. Eckener, including boxing and a singing act by the Darling sisters, noting the repeated sequence of fight then song.

New York Lakehurst

Motor Officials Will Be Greeted At Outing Club

Plans completed for entertainment of Pennsylvania Motor Federation officials by Warren County Motor Club at a Friday luncheon 12:50 pm at Warren Outing Club. Warren guests include Judge D A Arird Captain A R Wheeler Assemblyman A W Mumford Sheriff Harry Jefferson Chief George Haehn and others. Luncheon menu features fruit white fish creamed potatoes escalloped cauliflower pineapple fritter head lettuce hot rolls pumpkin pie and coffee.

Pennsylvania Motor Federation Warren County Motor Club Board of Governors Warren Outing Club Mng S. Edward Gable Richard C. Haldeman T. W. Rudderow Burton J. Bell Publicity Warren R. G. Kirschmann Western Organization Committee al Albaugh W. F. Bennett Arthur Kirby Alex Shay Carrie Pickett M. Heardorf A. V. Clinger W. F. Clinger A. B. Cunningham C. A. Hubbard E. H. Ley P. EB. Nelson W. M. Robertson H. A. Ross J. A. Lagerdahl J. R. van Cleve

Robbery at Gas Station Identifies Suspect

Acting Police Chief Charles Acker reports that William Culbertson identified Edward Stenander as one of two men who robbed the Yes Service Station on Pennsylvania Avenue West on September 25. The robbers escaped with about $65 in cash after fleeing in a stolen car. The pair were traced to Ludlow, with Theodore K. Jones not identified as involved.

Charles Ackerson William Culbertson Yes Pennsylvania Avenue West Jamestown Edward Stenander Culbertson Theodore K. Jones Ackerson Stenander Ernest Schobeck Ludlow

Opening of service station postponed in Pennsylvania

The opening of the Motor Light house at Pennsylvania Avenue and Connango Avenue, originally set for Saturday and Sunday, has been postponed for one week due to heavy rain delaying construction work, announced Thursday.

Pennsylvania Avenue Conenango Avenue

Republican Women Open Headquarters in Montgomery Ward Block

A Republican women’s headquarters office has opened in the Montgomery Ward block on Liberty Street. Mrs. Robert Hall will run the office and direct the staff on duty to disseminate literature and answer questions. Women unsure on campaign issues are invited to visit for thorough explanation of all issues.

Montgomery-Ward Block Liberty Street Robert Hall

Bandit Slayer to Be Returned to Pittsburgh

Paul Jawarski, an Allegheny County murderer captured in Cleveland after fatally wounding a policeman, will be sent back to Pennsylvania to face the electric chair. Cleveland prosecutor Edward C. Stanton and District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner announced the plan after discussion of where he would be tried. Jawarski was wounded in the Cleveland capture and had previously been convicted of first degree murder in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh U. P.1 Paul Jawarski Allegheny County Cleveland Pennsylvania Edward C. Stanton Samuel H. Gardner Stanton Gardner Jawaraki John Zazworski Jaworski

Officers of Bell Company to address Warren meeting

Philip C Staples vice president in charge of operations The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will speak to Warren telephone employees Thursday night The visiting party includes F J Chesterman C R Freehafer H C Kunkel W B Brush J R MacGregor G B Detz W E Quinby Montague H R Clegg E A McDonough and M F Dull from Pittsburgh The 8 00 pm meeting at WoC Aa W W Slocum district manager will preside Staples formerly managed the western division and has often visited the city Now based in Philadelphia.

Philip C. Staples Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Warren Mr. Staples F. J. Chesterman C. R. Freehafer H.C. Kunkel W. B. Brush J. R.macgregor G. B.detz Staples Telephone Company Hig Philadelphis

Rebels Killed in Fights Near Laguna Mexico

In two battles near La guna in Queretary state, government reports at least 15 rebels were killed as 180 rebels clashed with federal troops, leaving many dead and wounded in darkness. In a separate note, Secretary Mellon is slated to speak at Carnegie Institute of Technology founders day exercises in Pittsburgh.

Mexico City U.P Laguna Sec'y. Mellon Pittsburgh Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Melton Carnegie Institute of Technology Latrobe Company M New State Armory State Armory Board Thomas B. Anderson France

G O P Rally Planned At Court House October 25

Republican County Chairman Henry H Bassett mailed notices to Warren county voters announcing a rally at the court house on Thursday evening October 25 at eight o’clock National figure Hon James A Frear congressman from Wisconsin will speak Also Maurice P Breen Franklin attorney and Hon Alice Bentley Meadville will attend A dinner for the committee will be held at the M C A building at six o’clock before the rally

Henry H. Bassett Warren County Court House James A. Frear Wisconsin Maurice P. Breen Franklin Alice Bentley Meadville Republican County Committee

Porto Ricans Rise to Need of Courage In Construction

A Warren woman shares a letter from Mrs. Mabel C. Swanson of Santurce Porto Rico detailing heroic reconstruction after the hurricane. She describes winds over 150 mph, widespread damage, and the stoic spirit of residents aided by Red Cross and churches while plantations suffer and recovery begins.

Warren Porto Rico Fred C. Eaton Prospect Street Mabel C. Swanson Swanson Blanche Kelloge Institute Santurce Eaton Red Cross

Viewers named to probe claim against county

Judge D A Arird appointed three viewers to assess damages claimed by Lydia L Biddle of Irvine in connection with Irvine Memorial Bridge construction. The Biddle estate of 600 acres in Brokenstraw and Tonewango townships alleges access was cut by a high fill when the state built the northern approach, with county funds used. Viewers James W Wiggins William C Mason and W E Gilbert of Tidioute are tasked with determining the amount due, if any. The estate includes meadows parks pastures and forests with Roosevelt highway passing through.

D. A. Arird Lydia L. Biddle Irvine Irvine Memorial Bridge Bordwell and Eldred Biddie Lydia Biddle James W. Wiggins William C. Mason W. E. Gilbert Tidioute Biddle Brokenstraw Tonewango

Balloon Breaks Loose Over Paris

A balloon carrying two officers from the second air squadron tore free from its moorings in Nevers during a gale. It rose to a high altitude and several hours passed without word of its fate.

Paris Second Air Squadron Nevers

Coast pilot 33 sets record flight across Atlantic

Grave anxiety gripped officials as Lieut Commander H C MacDonald retired Royal Navy left Harbor Grace at 1 40 A M for an Atlantic crossing to Ireland or England in a De Havilland Moth with 190 gallons of fuel The margin of safety dwindled with time and weather hampered the flight A close watch along the Irish and English coasts reported no word of his status His wife said she would wait for word while keeping the phone by her side in case of news

MacDonald de Haviland Ireland United Press England Charles A. Lindbergh Queensboro ST. Johns Newfoundland

Weather forecast for western Pa with showers possible

Western Pennsylvania forecast shows mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible lake showers. Temperatures around 42 to 68 expected, low water at Linch measuring 60. Sunset and sunrise times noted, with Friday sunrise at 6 15 and sunset at 5 25.

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