Warren School Board approves sale of 195000 bonds
Warren Board of Education unanimously adopts a resolution to sell 195000 dollars of the 550000 bond authorization at 4 1 2 percent tax free with semiannual interest. Bonds dated Oct 15 1928, issued in 40000-dollar units. Also grants funds for a new typewriter and music books while revising Jefferson building plans with no action. Participants include President Earl Beshlin and Directors Eldred Clinger Clark West. absent L A Carlson.
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Warren Board of Education
Warren
A. G. Eldred
W. Floyd Clinger
P. W. M Pressel
Jefferson Building
Third Avenue
East
Earl Beshlin
W. F.clinger
W. S. Clark
J. H. West
W- W. Robertson
L. A. Carlson
Chamber Drafts Stance on Gas and Electric Service Change
A Warren Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed the proposal to withdraw one daily train on the gas and electric line. Officials explained the two-train service loss due to auto competition and the Pullman sleeper’s limited use. The chamber urged preserving two daily trains, seeing withdrawal as less favorable, and offered to review definitive plans with chamber approval.
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Chamber of Commerce
Emory C. Cook
Warren
Chamber
Frank French Oil Executive Dies in New York
Frank French an Paris oil executive and a noted authority on oil products and their marketing died early today in Fifth Avenue hospital after a relapse from a recent operation. His wife Jeanette Gildersleeves, a well known artist, was at the bedside.
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New York
U. P
Frank French
Paris
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Jeanette Gildersleegs
Eg Tees
Deaths and Funerals for John Shannon in DuBois
Funeral services for John Shannon aged 73 were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aliie Hayes in DuBois after his death Monday at his son James Shannon’s home. The remains were taken to DuBois for interment. Survived by widow Estella Shannon four sons James H. Shannon of Kinzua John Jr William and Raymond Shannon of DuBois and two daughters Anna Hayes and Alice Ressler of DuBois.
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John Shannon
James Shannon
Kinzua
Aliie Hayes
DuBois
Lost in the woods near Salmon Creek
A助 A couple from Tionesta got lost in forest county while berry picking. A 25 person posse found Andrew and Mrs Weaver near Kellettville after a scare that trapped the town’s residents in a tense search.
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Andrew Weaver
Tionesta
Salmon Creek
Forest County
Kellettville
Seventeen Die As Express Crashes Freight Near Lindenburg
Seventeen killed and 33 injured when the Paris Budapest express failed to heed a signal and collided head on with a freight near the Saitz station in Czecho Slovakia. The crash was blamed on a switchman named Fibich who tried to hang himself afterward. Romanian agriculture minister Argetoiana narrowly escaped injury as his coach was wrecked.
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Vienna
U P
Paris
Budapest
Saitz
Lindenburg
Czecho Slovakia
Prague
United States
Great Britain
Fibich
Argetoiana
Births in town announce two new babies
Mr and Mrs Glen Wall of 22 Hemlock street announce a daughter born at the Maternity Hospital Monday at 7 35 weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Mr and Mrs Herbert Larson of 223 Prospect street announce a son born Tuesday at 10 45 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces at the Maternity Hospital.
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Glen Wall
Hemlock Street
Maternity Hospital
Herbert Larson
Prospect Street
Bullet riddled bodies of Italians found in Pittsburgh area
Two Italian men were found shot to death on a Sewickley Heights farm. Police suspect a Black Hand gang. victims named are Thomas Curcio, 42, noted political leader among Italians, and Nick Bartolotto. The killings occurred overnight.
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Pittsburgh
Sewickley Heights
Thomas Curcio
Nick Bartolotto
Stock Exchange Seat Hits Record Price On Sale Announcement
New York stock exchange seats soared to a record $410,000 as sale arrangements were disclosed today. The prior sale stood at $375,000, with the previous high at $398,000, marking a new peak in trading seat prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Gang War Claims Another Victim
Philadelphia dispatch reports a gang related killing as Amelio Scarno died and James Flora wounded in a brief shootout at a bottle plant. Pasquale Levoya, accused leader, says Scarno and Flora entered the plant to rob. a gunfight followed. Underworld group known as Scop's Mob implicated. Levoya arrested. Federal agents arrived to assist District Attorney Monaghan in the crackdown on gangsterism, with Prohibition officer George Golding joining the effort.
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Philadelphia
Amelio Scarno
James Flora
Pasquale
Patsy” Levoya
Scarno
Flora
Levoya
John Monaghan
George Golding
Prohibition Department
Golding
Chicago
Monaghan
Coolidge Heads Back to Capital After Wisconsin Vacation
President Coolidge ends a three month vacation and travels from Superior Wisconsin toward Washington with Mrs Coolidge and attendants. He spoke of a wonderful summer at a farewell in Superior High School and plans to stay in Washington for over a week before visiting Plymouth Vermont and Northampton Massachusetts. Secretary of Labor Davis will join at Newcastle Junction Pennsylvania.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Washington
Plymouth
Northampton
Mass
Davis
Newcastle Junction
Fatal injuries in Beaver Falls auto wreck near curve
Mrs. Michael Antonoff aged 40 of Homestead died at Providence hospital in Beaver Falls after an automobile crash when the car _overturned_ on a curve. She sustained a punctured left lung and died late today from injuries received yesterday.
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Beaver Falls
U.P
Michael Antonoff
Homestead
Providence Hospital
Disabled Schooner Lincoln In Tow By Coast Guard Boats
Boston September 11 U P The three masted timber schooner Lincoln reported in distress after collision with the Boston collier Sewalls Point six miles south south east of Cape God was en route to Boston in tow today Radio advices from Charleston navy yard said coast guard cutters Burrows and Active had Lincoln in tow Indications were none of the Lincoln s crew were injured the schooner though badly damaged was not in danger of sinking
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Coast Guard
Boston
U.P
Lincoln
Charleston Navy Yard
Burrows
Active
First Grid Game Set for 2 30 at Youngsville
Warren Youngsville High football opens Saturday in Youngsville with a 2 30 kickoff. J B Leidig Warren coach confirms after talks with Reid Pierce of Youngsville. Officials Peterson Agnew and Holderness assigned. Holderness unavailable Saturday. Youngsville practiced last week against Alumni, ending 6 6. New equipment will be worn by Youngsville players.
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Youngsville
J. B. Leidig
Warren High
Reid Pierce
Peterson
Agnew
J. C. Holderness
Youngsville High
Aluminum Company of America declares quarterly dividend
Pittsburgh Pa September 11 The Aluminum Company of America declared its regularly quarterly dividend today of 1.50 on preferred stock payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 16.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
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