Local Boy Scout Exhibit May Go to Eastern States
A telegram from Boy Scout headquarters in New York indicated that Troop 43 of Ludlow, winner of the Warren County fair leather exhibit, will be sent to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts. The distant council at Springfield could not supply the exhibit, offering Warren Council’s Troop 43 a chance to show. The fair awards included Troop 2 second in pioneering, Troop 3 third in camp fire methods, and Jasper Shepard winning an individual miniature camp site. Special troop exhibits went to Troop 4 blacksmithing first and Troop 42 first and second. Frank C. G. Roud, Warren Council executive, praised Troop 43 for earning the Springfield opportunity for the third time and expected continued excellent workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
New York
Ludlow
Springfield
Mass
Warren Council
H. L. Blair
Jasper Shepard
Individu
Bill Brown
Ernest Miller
Charles Cross
Frank CG. Roud
Plane believed final takeoff in storm near disaster
Reports from ships agree squally weather influenced the flight from London Ontario. Wind from the west near gale and possible fog hindered a return attempt. The Sir John Carling carried eight lifeboats and signaling gear, other planes held similar lifesaving equipment amid Atlantic mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transylvania
Sir John Cerling
Medcalf
Tully
Washburn
Sir John Carling
Atlantic
Elk Hills leases verdict ends dispute over Doheny contracts
The United States won nearly 14 million dollars from Ed ward L. Doheny interests for oil taken from Elk Hills reserves after canceling the leases on grounds of fraud. The Elk Hills leases, once held by the Pan-American Petroleum firms and the Interior Department, revert to navy control. A Punxsutawney Spirit note adds a moral about inheritance and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gal
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Edward L. Doheny
Washington
Elk Hills
United States
E. L. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Doheny
Interior
Senate of
Navy
Five Best Features From Radio Listings of 1921
Arlington hosts Latin American music at the Pan American Esplanade as the 47th concert. Atlantic City airs the Miss America selection for 1921 at 9:30. Various stations broadcast city service hour programs and a farewell party for the Second AEF aboard Leviathan. The schedule lists WPG WSB WEAF WIZ and others with local times and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAK
Arlington
Esplanade
WPG
Atlantic City
WEAF
WIZ Hockup
WSB Atlanta
Army
Falconer Man Held After Crash
Falconer resident Clayton Dickerson was arrested by State Highway Patrol Corporal W J Bynane on unregistered car and dealers plates after a collision on the Werren Youngsville highway near Starbrick that demolished the roadster. Dickerson and two occupants from a Youngsville couple were slightly bruised when his car hit an abutment after colliding with a truck driven by H M Keller. Dickerson denied ownership of the car claiming he was negotiating to sell it to a Cleveland party. A hearing before Justice of Peace Clark E B Nelson will be scheduled. A separate report charges C H Bockhammer of Tidioute with reckless driving after an Erie incident. date of hearing not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Dickerson
Falconer
N. Wi
W. J. Bynane
State Highway Patrol
Werren
Youngsville
Starbrick
Dickerson
Justice of Peace
Clark EB. Nelson
H. M. Keller
Warren
Bynane
Cleveland
Deslers
Hynane
C. H. Bockhammer
Americans Attacked on Tibetan Border Near Nantang
Reports from Calcutta describe an ambush on two American families, the Duncans and MacLeods, en route from Nantang toward Rangoon. Bandits fired on and robbed them, injuring some members while a MacLeod servant intervened, saving lives amid the perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Duncan
MacLeod
Nantang
Rangoon
Burma
Pearty
Grin
Great Privatlona
Atunise
Deserted road houses mark mining district after bombing probe
Hazleton Sept 9 The road houses in the anthracite mining area are almost deserted as authorities tighten probes into the bombing of Daniel T. McKelvie home. Police have in custody most road house operators and inmates. Thirty four men and ten women are held for questioning. Some suspects were moved to jails in other cities or hospitals for treatment of diseases due to crowded conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Daniel T. McKelvie
Luzerne
Windsor to Windsor plane may not start
The Windsor Ontario to Windsor England flight committee urged pilot C. A. Duke Schiller and navigator Phil S. Wood to abandon the trans Atlantic trip. Mayor C. E. Jackson telegraphed public opinion would accept abandonment as sound due to no intervention by Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
England
Flight Today
C. A
Duke” Schiller
Phil S. Wood
C. E. Jackson
Ottawa
Eastern Pen Fugitive Caught in New Jersey
A 19 year old escaped convict William Lynch was recaptured in Elizabeth New Jersey after police questioned him in a large touring car. He had fled Easton Penitentiary last Sunday with another inmate, using a guard tower rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
N. J
Willian Lynch
New Jersey City
Wiliam Miller
Lynch
Second Death From Riot Near Moon Run
Another death has resulted from the riot near the Moon Run mine of the Pittsburgh Coal Company on Wednesday. Jose Bargo, 35, of Cleveland, fatally injured in the affray, died during the night at a local hospital. George Nehal, alias James Toots, 46, also of Cleveland, was killed outright. Both men had worked for the Pittsburgh Coal Company as nonunion miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Moon Ruw
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Jose Bargo
Cleveland
George Nehal
James Toots
Juvenile Outbreak in Coal District Sees Walkout
In Monessen on September 9, 2000 children from Union Miners walked out of Gallatin public schools protesting attendance alongside children of non union miners. Non union miners claim school openings sparked friction with daily picket line pressure. Police escorted the union children back to class, but the group left the school en masse after entering.
Bituminous Coal Labor Row In Pittsburgh District
In western Pennsylvania the bituminous coal controversy centers on a federal bid by Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Co to obtain a broad injunction against United Mine Workers. The case, heard in federal court, seeks to ban picketing, claim damages of 1.5 million dollars, and evict union members from company housing, while unions challenge jurisdiction and interstate commerce claims. Messages from John L. Lewis and Taplin figure in the affidavits as the dispute widens. Separately in Chicago, Illinois, operators granted their negotiating committee extended time and confidence to bargain with miners amid the Illinois Coal deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Scure
United States District Court
Gallitin
Mowessen
Allegheny Valley
Union
Jacksonville
William H. Lander
United Press
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
F. P. Schoonmaker
John L. Lewis
F. E. Taplim
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Terminal Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Taplin
Lewis
Chicago
Alnois
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mathilda Anderson
Mrs Mathilda Caroline Anderson died at her Wardwell home yesterday afternoon Funeral services will be tomorrow at 1 30 pm from the home Rev Carl Jacobson officiating Interment in Oakland cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Anderson
Mathilda
Caroline Anderson
Wardwell
Carl Jacobson
Oakland Cemetery
Administration Notice Letters Testamentary for Chase G Farnsworth
Letters testamentary on the estate of Chase G Farnsworth of Sheffield Warren County Pa were granted to the undersigned. Creditors and debtors must settle promptly and present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company. September 1, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase G. Farnsworth
Sheffield
Warren County
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Administration Granted on Estate of Emily E Couvenis
Letters of Administration on the estate of Emily E Couvenis in Warren County Pennsylvania have been granted to the undersigned. Creditors are notified to render payment and Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co. provides the notice dated August 26, 1427.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily E. Couvenis
Warren
Warrer County
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Flowers on View at Warren National Bank Show
Thousands will attend the Warren National Bank flower show tomorrow afternoon and evening featuring flowers vegetables and fruit from local gardens and county exhibitors.果 Fruit varieties include Baldwin Greenings King Northern Spy and Pippin apples Concord and Niagara grapes peaches pears plums berries with vegetables such as beets carrots corn onions potatoes pumpkins Hubbard squash and tomatoes. The Keystone Entertainers will provide music while Mrs Thomas K. Grea Mrs W S Clark and Mrs J H Alexander judge the entries with George A. Lesser and Bert L. Owens awarding prizes to amateurs only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Thomas K. Grea
W. S. Clark
J. H. Alexander
George A. Lesser
Bert L. Owens
Elks Grand Secretary Submits Resignation
Chicago reports Fred C. G. Robinson, grand secretary of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, has resigned. He was re elected at the July Cincinnati convention. Robinson declined comment, saying any statement must come from the grand exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred CG. Robinson
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Cincinnati
Robinson
Three Executed in Maryland Prison
In Baltimore this morning three Black men were hanged at Maryland State Penitentiary for murder. Otto Simmone and Arthur Swan killed Joseph E. Carpenter during a January holdup in Charles County. William H. Ross died for murdering Mrs. Lottie McElresh in Thurston, Md., this summer. Guards surrounded the high stone walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Méd
Maryland State Penitentiary
Otto Simmone
Arthur Swan
Joseph E. Carpenter
Charles County
William H. Ross
Lottie McElresh
Thurston
Salata Aims Nonstop Bike Record Bid in Cleveland
John Salata a 19 year old schoolboy plans a nonstop bicycle ride in Cleveland to attempt to break the world record. He will push through a continuous performance testing endurance and speed as he competes for the historic mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Salata
River At Low Stage Echoes Record August Heat
The Allegheny River near this point runs unusually low for September, with locals noting no memory of such a low mark during the second week of September. Meanwhile Calvin E Barwis resumes his Sophomore year at State College after earning a state scholarship and contributing to the Collegian. Elsewhere, the Interstate Commerce Commission delays a rate hearing to April 9, proposing lake cargo coal rate increases up to 12 cents for shipments from Falls Creek Reynoldsville and Vintondale to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Ralph Simpson
United States
Warren
C. W. Barwis
Second Avenue
State College
Pennsylvania
Calvin E
Sophmore
Calvin
Phi Kappa Psi
Collegian
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
Rochester
Cleveland
Vintondale
Market Review of Industrials and Oil Stocks
A dense listing of stocks from various industries shows wide activity across rail, metals, oil, and chemicals. Notable names include General Motors, U.S. Steel, Copper producers, Standard Oil affiliates, and Canadian Pacific. Prices and specific grade oil figures appear alongside regional pipelines and transit lines, with extensive notes on grade oil pricing and distribution through transit co lines.
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California
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Buck Island
Mal and St Paul
Chile
Col
Crucible Steel Dodge Bros
Davison Chemical Erie
Caramon Ene
Freeport
Texas General Asphalt
General
General Motors
Ray - Gulf States Steel
Hudson Roturs
Hupp
Nspiration
International Combustion
International Nickel
Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Mack Truck
Magnin Copper
Marland Oil
Miami Copper
Mid Continent Pete
Middle States Oil
Missouri Pacific Meon Motors
National Hiscuit - Nevada Copper
New Haven
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete
Packard Motor Pan Amer Peter B' Amer Bosch Mag
Amer Smelting
Amer Tel
Ser Atlantic Refining
Smmeé Petroleum Southern Piece
Amer
Amer Steel
Amer Wowlen
Baldwin Locomotive
Southern R, RB
Industrials and Oils ‘Allied Chem
Amer Car Fary
Amer Locomotive
Atekiron
Baltimore
ORIG
Barnsdal “A” Sinclair Mik
Skelly Ou
Stewart Warner
Bo Tidewater Associated
Union Oi
Union Pacific
U.S
U. S. Hubber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suisafeld
Tribune Insurance
Falconer Man
Peiviie
New Jersey
Moon Run
Tribune
Warren National Bank
ELK Grand
Maryland
J. S. Bayer
Capital
Debutante
Miss Heater
Anna le Fevre
Charles A. le Fevre
Deneens Recovering
Charles §. Deneen
Minda Ia
Richorne
Warren Savings ‘Bank Ride
White Mower Electric
Cesar Eecess Oben Sesh
Angio American
Humble Oil
International Petrol
Nations
jNew
York Transit
Ohio
Gil Prahede Prai
Prairie Oil and Gas
Butt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil
Cai
Standard On
Ind
Standard Oil of
Kan
American Marivabo
Canb Syndicate
Bay Cities Service Common
Cities Service
Continental Oil
Patsburgh
Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Atlanta
Franklin News- Herald
Bradford
Penneyivané
New York Transit Co
Bradford District
National Transit Co
Wert
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipa Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Ines Cabell
Rometeet
Olin
Cumberland Line Co
Raspe Refining Co
West Bentmcky Ai
Cumberland
Barren and
Monroe
Pargar Co
Stall Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Western Kentucky
Lima
Indiana
Princeton Wester
Plymouth
Eeaes Winoer Raerereereeee
W. E. Draheim
Pa. Ave. E
Dr. Barton
Second Ave
C. K. Barton
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