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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1928

Page

4

Republican Ticket Names for 1932 Election

The slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, David A. Reed as U.S. senator, Edward Martin as state treasurer, Charles A. Waters as auditor general, William D. Porter as supreme court judge, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Mumford for the 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

Wages Gap Between U.S. and Europe Tallies in 1920s

A Bureau of Labor Statistics bulletin compares wages abroad and in the United States across trades from bricklayers to seamen. It notes U.S. wages peaked in 1920, then fell, recovered by 1926, while cost of living also shifted, showing relative purchasing power changes.

United States Europe Bureau of Labor Statistics U. S. Department of Labor Austria Belgium France Germany England Italy Norway Sweden Great Britain

Real incomes for organized workers rise after WWI shock

The text shows wage trends for organized trades from 1913 to 1927. Wages stayed high through 1920 21 dipped in 22 then rose to 150 160 percent above 1918 levels by 1926 27. Cost of living in 1927 was 72.7 percent above 1913, giving real income gains of about 43 percent in 1926 and 50 percent in 1927.

The Log of Bob Bartlett Colorful Polar Adventurer

New York reports Captain Robert A Bartlett, longtime skipper in Admiral Peary’s polar expeditions, has published The Log of Bob Bartlett. Critics say it may lack color, but Bartlett’s life of shipwrecks, icebergs, and Arctic voyages promises vivid material. He jokes about not attracting readers, yet his experiences reflect perilous polar travel and the impracticality of heavy gear in the Arctic. Bartlett often stays around the navy department and the Army and Navy club, with friends pushing him to write.

New York Robert A. Bartlett Admiral Peary Bob Bartlett Bob Cap Arctic Washington Navy Department Captas Army and Navy Club

Prelude to a Winter Evening Scene

A bleak winter urban tableau shows a man amid passing smells of steak and burning ends of days. A gusty shower wraps fragments of leaves and discarded newspapers around his feet as lamplight flickers and a cad horse stamps at the street corner.

Lines to a Certain Lady during Thunderstorm

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest features a speaker addressing a frightened woman during a thunderstorm. He admits the storm is frightening but notes he cannot halt the lightning or rain. He pleads for calm and imagines the storm moving on despite its noise.

Petrel Fury and Cormorant in Tempest Tale

In a perilous voyage, Cor Morant clings to a ship while Petrel fears the sailors’ cruelty. As storms loom, the two birds navigate danger with Petrel suspected as ominous yet loyal to his friends. The crew vents anger, dreaming cruel fates for a storm-bird viewed as foe.

Cormorant Petre Petrel Lonyhow Faroe Islands

Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee

A reader asks how to handle marital strain and youthful love. Mrs Lee urges patience and home stability, warns against impulsive moves, and suggests addressing finances and spouses' feelings. She advises humor to ease jealousy and small gestures to win in laws.

Mrs Virginia Lee

Memory expert newsboy near Times Square fascinates New Yorker

A writer recalls a Times Square newsboy who reliably fetches the Times World and News for a reader, predicting it after three days. The piece then shifts to how newspaper pictures travel from New York by telephoto wires to cities like Cleveland Chicago and San Francisco, outlining distribution delays and processes.

Columbus Chicago Denver San Francisco New York New York City Cleveland

Diet and Dietetics Claims Put Under Scrutiny in Toronto

A Toronto newspaper exposes a young looking lecturer claiming 47 years and holding many degrees and titles from prominent universities. It notes that such imposters push private courses and vegetable extract capsules while selling dubious medical and psychological methods to unwary listeners.

Toronto Canada Nmtr Mr. N

Bishop Ward to Confirm Class at Trinity Memorial Church

On Sunday September 21 Bishop J. C. Ward will confirm a class at Trinity Memorial Episcopal church in Wer ren. Nearly four hundred persons attended a reception last night given by Harvey J. Boorman, boys work secretary of the YMCA.

The Warren Tribune Warren Tribune Company D. Wetmore Henry H. Bassett G. Chapel Henry B. Basett KG. Cha R. W. Cousins Fred C. Eaton A. E. Johnson J. B. Moore J. B. van Cleve E. D. Wetmore William H. Wright Frank B. Ford Howard L. Schuletheis Devine-Wallis Corporation New York City Chicago Ill Meil Warren Post Roosevelt Warren Highway Sodom Gomorrah J. C. Ward Werren Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church Harvey J. Boorman Boys Work

Miller Boy Fractures Arm After Fall From Tree

George Miller of Tidioute sustained a fracture of the left arm from a fall from a tree. Warren High opened its football season with a 19 to 0 win over Youngsville. Touchdowns were scored by Senger Eggleston and Schlaack.

George George Miller Tidioute Warren High Youngsville Senger Eggleston Schlaack

Clergy Transfers Reported for Local Churches

On September 13 1926 Rev C W Winch pastor of the First Evangelical church is transferred to Brookville. Rev J G Ginander departs tomorrow for Oil City to attend the Erie District Methodist Episcopal conference.

C. W. Winch First Evangelical Church Brookville J. G. Ginander Oil City Erie Methodist Episcopal Conference

Lon Chaney in New York Taxi Incident

Report recalls Lon Chaney's New York visit and a taxi altercation where a driver defended customers and told Chaney to mind his own business. The text also discusses photo engraving limits and the demand for photographs in news, noting editors rely on engravings to meet readers' appetite for events.

Lon Chaney New York Chaney Lon

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