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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1928

Page

4

Republican ticket list for 1932 election

The ticket features President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis with David A. Reed as U S Senator, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter as Judge of the Supreme Court, T C Cochran for Congress, and A W Mumford for Assembly.

Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis United States David A. Reed Edward Martin Charles A. Waters Supreme Court William D. Porter Congress T. C. Cochran Assembly A. W. Mumford

Fall Opening Night Display Night in Warren Retail Plan

Merchants in Warren launch a coordinated Fall Opening Night to attract shoppers who are just looking. Clerks will be on duty to show products without pushing sales, as stores unveil displays and plans to spend heavily for future business, accepting no immediate purchases.

Warren Clerka

Residents expect record crowd downtown as shoppers browse

Lif Warren residents note a shift in policy allowing window shoppers to linger until spring. The idea of the “mumser” as a welcome customer spreads as potential buyers examine goods without committing to purchases yet. A large downtown turnout is anticipated Thursday evening.

Lif Warren

Washington Voters Weigh 1928 Election Prospects

Washington opinion on turnout and the 1928 presidential race centers on a potential rise in eligible voters. Analysts note a gap between stay at home voters and actual participants in 1924, with 26 million abstaining. The outcome hinges on the campaigns reach and the appeal of Coolidge era themes versus Alfred E. Smith.

Washington National Calvin Coolidge John W. Davis Robert M. LaFollette Kansas City Houston Alfred E. Smith Smith

Peter's Adventures by Florence Vincent

A stranded Cormorant faces a deadly storm but receives aid from a kind Petrel. The Petrel advises calm, turning the bird’s course to the wind and steady wingbeats, guiding it safely as waves loom and danger grows.

Peter's Adventures Florence Vincent Bird Evie Cormorant

Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee

Advice column about love and marriage focusing on acting with caution when anger leads to hastily marrying. Includes reader questions about unsteady romances, loyalty, and balancing relationships with family, urging responsibility and consideration for others before making lifelong commitments.

Mrs Virginia Lee

Diary of a New Yorker notes and encounters in a day

A New Yorker’s day unfolds from the subway to Central Park and a Japanese restaurant. Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur are discussed with photographers and reporters, Arthur Brisbane rides with a dictating machine drafting editorials, and a Queens bridge view is praised. A woman named Myrtle Miles runs a railroad claim job, and the famed Times newsboy markets hometown papers at the stand.

Subway Central Park New York 48Th Street Helen Hayes Charles MacArthur Charles Arthur Brisbane Long Island Jackson Heights Queensboro Bridge Sixth Avenue 45Th Street Times

Albinism Inheritance And Family Health Concerns

A health note explains albinism as a hereditary condition with two permanent pigment absences affecting skin hair and eye color. It describes milky skin, pale hair, pink iris, and red pupil, with light sensitivity and vision issues. The text notes albinism can skip generations, implying the sister may or may not pass it to her child.

Logans Named Finance Chair of Republican County Committee

Harry A Logan president of Warren Borough Council selected as chairman of the finance committee of the Republican county committee. Pete Masterson a Pennsylvan ia railroad freight station trucker has begun a three month trip to Ireland.

Harry A. Logan Warren Borough Republican County Committee Pete Masterson Pensylvania Railroad Ireland

Four Thousand See Warren County Fair Education Display

The Warren County Fair drew over four thousand attendees who examined the education department. Robberies strike local area as two Ford cars were stolen last night. First game in the Tri-County league pits Warren against Endeavor Saturday at Forest County diamond.

Warren Tribune MPHE Warren Tribune Company BG. Chapel Henry H. Baseatt RW. Cousing Fred Devine-Wallis Corporation New York City Chicago Garrier Hares Warren Roosevelt Warren Highway Warren County Endeavor Forest County

Dinner Stories Now Doris Says She’s Getting Better

A child’s illness improves slightly as she entertains the family with quirky antics. She calls herself a skunk after flashing a playful, mischievous mood, while a series of small scenes unfold around the house.

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