Republican state campaign committee named at Harrisburg
Harrisburg September executive committee of the Republican state committee to direct the Pennsylvania campaign was named with Edward Martin as likely chairman. The 25 member body includes Governor Fisher and ex-chair W. L. Mellon, with ex-officio members Mrs. Stauffer, Gen W. Alterbury, and Mrs. Scranton. The slate lists numerous state and out-of-state figures and will serve until spring 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Republican State Committee
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Martin
John S Fisher
W. L. Mellon
Charles Stauffer
Lancaster
W. W. Alterbury
Philadelphia
Worthington Scranton
Scranton
Governor Fisher
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
E. E. Biedleman
Theodore Boal
Boalsburg
Harry Bovard
Greensburg
Edwin P. Brown
Montrose
Anne Dorrance
Kingston
Hannah M. Durham
Allentown
Charles H. English
Erie
Herbert B. Greer
Butler
James M. Hazlett
George F. Holmes
Paul W. Houck
Shenandoah
Charles Johnson
Norristown
Samuel S. Lewis
York
E. H. McCauley
Beaver
J. Willis Martin
George Wharton Pepper
William G. Price, Jr
Chester
Vernon Taylor
Louis A. Waters
Daniel Winters
Mary Wolfe
Laurelton
W. Wgrest
Dake Edges Rowland In Midland Texas Air Race
Robert Dake of Pittsburgh in a American Moth overtook Earl Rowland of Wichita to win the Abilene to Midland leg of the national class A air race. Start at Fort Worth set Rowland with a 50 minute lead over Duke with 564 mile leg to El Paso, total race 2939 miles.
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Bridgeport
Stuart F. Auer
Milwaukee
Wis
Gene C. Quick
Wichita
Kas
Glenhope
J. Sadowsky
Manetta
John P. Wood
Wausau
Waco
Charles W. Meyers
Troy
E. E. Ballough
Chicago
Laird LC. R
T. A. Wells
Travel‘air
CG. W. Mayse
Safford
Ariz
Ive McKinney
Syracuse
N. Y
Pacer
Matthew W. Whittall
Worcester
Mass
Fairchild
G. C. Quick
Kansas
Cesspa
Paul RK. Braniff
Oklahoma City
B.H. Shaw
New York City
Dake
Rowland
Abilene
Texas
Fort Worth
el Paso
Abilene-Midland
Tex Rankin
Meacham Field
Robert Dake
Secon
Crossword Puzzle Solution Snippet
Today s Cross Word Puzzle Herewith is the solution to yesterday s puzzle. Words include dexterous expensive famous tenor a late decade bird articles of near and other clues with era specific letters and a final note about a Roman emperor and printer s cliché reference.
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Etah
Arien Cabbr
Davis Bakeries Incorporated Receives State Charter
Governor Fisher grants a charter to Davis Bakeries, Inc., a Warren and Ridgway based firm for wholesale and retail baked goods. Capitalization set at 26000 dollars with 250 shares of 100 dollars. Manley R. Overturf serves as treasurer. Local investors include Overturf, Whitehill, Davis, Aaron of Warren and P. R. Smith, F. G. Smith, R. H. Smith of Rudgway. The business will operate in Warren.
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Fisher
Davis Bakeries, Inc
Warren
Ridgway
Manley R. Overturf
Mr. Overturf
R. W. Whitehill
R. C. Davis
J. A. Aaron
P. R. Smith
F. G. Smith
R. H. Smith
Rudgway
Democrats to Fill Vacancies at Wednesday Meeting
Harrisburg. Democratic state executive committee to fill vacancies in Pennsylvania’s congressional party slate at 1:30 P.M. Wednesday. John R. Rollins, state chairman, issued the call and campaign plans will be discussed. Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh sails to Europe to lecture in Constantinople Women’s College in Turkey. Treasury balance and customs receipts as of Sept 6 reported.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Executive Committee
John R. Rollins
International Air Races Open Today in Los Angeles
Clear skies and a hot steady breeze greet aviators as the international air races open in Los Angeles. More than 20 planes will fly over the city in an air palace after the noon ceremony led by Mayor Cryer. The event runs through Sept. 16 with $20,000 in prizes for Class A derbys. Notables include Lindbergh and Stinson among many famed entrants.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Desert
California
George E. Cryer
New York
Mines Field
Windsor
Canada
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Arthur ©. Goebel
Eddie Stinson
Lowell E. Smith
Erik H. Nelson
Henry H. Ogden
Leslie P. Arnold
John Harding
Clarence Chamberlain
George Haldeman
William S. Brock
Lester J. Maitland
Deaths and Funerals Edward Hall
Funeral services for Edward Hall former Warren resident who died in Clifton Springs New York were held in Hancock with interment there Attendees included Mrs A F Kottcamp Mr and Mrs W F Bennett and son William and the Rev C T Greer Charles R Armstrong Warren area youth dies at 13 Funeral services for Charles Raymond Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs W A Armstrong Youngsville will be at their home Sunday at 2 30 officiated by Rev Ray Driscoll Survived by parents and several brothers and sisters
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Edward Hall
Warren
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Hancock, N
A. F. Kottcamp
W. F. Bennett
William
C. T. Greer
Charles R. Armstrong
Charles Raymond Armstrong
W. A. Armstrong
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Ray Driscoll
Charles
State Chest Clinic Sees Applications for Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Twenty one persons applied for examination at the state chest clinic held Friday afternoon in the city building according to R Edith Leatgren state nurse Applications were received from five children and two adults to enter tuberculosis sanitorium
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State Chest Clinic
R. Edith Leatgren
Fine woolen blanket description for sale
Five fine woolen blankets weigh four and three quarter pounds each and use half wool in the filling. They have sateen bound ends and four rows of stitching. Each measures seventy by eighty inches and comes in blue rose tan gray lavender and gold colors.
Seventy Luther League Members Hold Progressive Meet
Seventy members of the Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church gathered Friday evening for a progressive meeting. Eleven carloads visited Milton Bey, Henry Nigheleon, Allen Johnson, and Paul Moody homes with short social times and light refreshments at each stop. The program at the final site included devotional led by Algor Swanson, Luther League songs, a violin and mandolin duet by Harriet Borg and Kenneth Swanson, a humorous reading by Violet Anderson, and performances by the Luther League orchestra. Rev. Carl Jacobson’s absence due to a broken leg was noted.
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Pavel Moody
Charlotte Erickson
Carl Jacobson
Ragnhild Jacobson
Paul Moody
Allen Johnson
Miss Cooper to Speak at U B Church Sunday
Miss Ruth Cooper of Jamestown head of the Life Work Recruits in the conference will address United Brethren church youths at 6:30 and again at 7:30 Sunday evening. She is a Lebanon Valley College graduate with a focus on youth work.
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Ruth Cooper
Jamestown
Life Work
United Brethren Church
Miss Cooper
Lebanon Valley College
Award for Atlantic flight prize withdrawn in Philadelphia
The $25,000 prize offered by the Philadelphia Bulletin for the first flyer to cross the Atlantic from Europe to Philadelphia was withdrawn by the Chamber of Commerce. Funds will go to the aviation committee to develop Philadelphia aviation.
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Philadelphia
Sept
U. P
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
The
Chaaber of Commerce
Philadelphia Bulletin
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Plane Will Carry Passengers Sunday At Youngsville
Pilot Grady of Buffalo New York will fly a Waco plane to Brokenstraw Airport one mile west of Youngsville Sunday afternoon to carry passengers. He also flew to Union City Saturday and said plans for the September 15 and 16 meet are proceeding. About twelve to fifteen planes were planned to participate in the meet.
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Grady
Buffalo
N. Y
Waco
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Union City
Maybelle B. Haines Will Probated Friday
The will of Maybelle Bemis Haines who died recently was probated in surrogate court Friday afternoon. Numerous small bequests were made to friends and relatives, and the remainder of the estate goes to Dr. W. H. Haines, husband of the deceased. Dr. Haines and Harris C. Bemis, a brother of the deceased, were named executors.
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Maybelle Bemis Haines
W. H. Haines
Market Letter Shows Mixed Trading Amid Highs and Profit Taking
The market opened firm and advanced then pulled back amid heavy profit taking. U S Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward and Radio fell several points mid session but were supported later as declines moderated. Warner Brothers Pictures Fox Film rose to new highs with merger talks rumored. Timken Roller Bearing American Sugar Armour Allied Dry Goods Commercial Solvents International Nickel Keith Albee Orpheum and other issues hit new highs in light trading.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Warner Brothers Pictures
Fox Film
Warner
Fox
Timken Roller Bearing
American Sugar
Armour A
Associated Dry Goods
Commercial Solvents
International Nickel
Keith Albee Orpheum
Oil price list shows varied grades for multiple pipelines
Markets report lists prices paid for oil grades by purchasing agencies. Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit Co lines 3.10, 3.20 in New York Transit lines. Bradford District Oil in National Transit lines 9.20. plus Beister crude 4.2000, Buckeye and Eureka pipelines with grades 1.70 to 3.00, and several regional references to Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Canada with scattered figures.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Bureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pips Line Co
Somerset
In Cum Pige Line Co
Indieca Refining Co
West Kentucky
Ness
Bres
Stoll
Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Cumberland
Barren
Mahone Counties
Fabiges
Kentucky
Waterloo
Petrolia
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Lima Pees Cesses
Indiana
Hughes elected to world court by League of Nations
In Geneva on September 8, former U S chief justice Charles Evans Hughes was chosen as a judge for the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague by the League of Nations. Assembly president Zable announced the approval after a single ballot, Hughes winning 41 of 46 votes.
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Geneva
U. Fij
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
League of Nations
World Court
the Hague
Zable
Assembly
Hughes
League Council
Prominent Mason Dies in Pittsburgh at 79
William S. Brown imperial treasurer of the Masonic Shrine of North America died at his home in Pittsburgh after a lingering illness. He was 79 and had held the office since its creation in Denver thirty years ago. Brown was among the nation’s best known Masons. The record also notes several marriage licenses issued in Jamestown New York and nearby towns, and a Warren business transfer matter involving Spencer Adams and a move toward Kane to manage Greene stores.
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Pittsburgh
U. F
Wiliam S. Brown
Spencer Adams
Everett
Swingles
Liberty Street
Warren
Kane
Greene
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Carbeiry
Toronto
Eugene Detmer
Tarrytown
S. J. Wittman
Byron
Wir
George Hand
George Zinn
Trenton
William B. Herding
Stuart
Chadwick
Redbank
Sebastian L. Pond
Mulford
Conn
Arthur W. Kibips
Alfred Staxtey
Elmira
N.Y
George W. Hopkins
Detroit
A. H. Kreder
Hagerstown
Don
Philips
Seattle
Samuel H. Turner
Alexandria
Sidney Foley
Irvington
M. E. Gravenberg
Albert C. Carl
A. K. Owen
Reading
George Brill
Monterey Park
Cal
Page
McKeesport
Washington
C. W. Holman
St. Paul
R. J. Merritt
New Castle
L. F. Schoenhair
Buh
Air Sedan
Yeo
Fey
Ld—Ware
Revere
Bing Fee
Cae
Treasury
Ender
Gold
Johnson Brothers
Luther League
U. B
the Tribune
Charles Henry Googi
United States
Quebec
Maybelle B. Haines
Las
Goodyear Pathfinder Balloons
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyear
Baird Tire Shop
Market St. Werren
League Assembly
Mason
Theodore Johnson
Dorothy Annice Williams
James Fenton
Paul
Ludlow
Dora Marie Howard
Mayburg
Malcolm John Lundgren
Plainfield
Ethel Louize Simons
Johns
John Ed Huggler
Marie
Magdelena Tannler
Adams
Majestic Radio
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Hatton
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