Gas Explosion Aboard Shreveport Kills Five
The 1000 ton tanker Shreveport exploded off Southport North Carolina killing five crew members and injuring four others. The Modoc and the Aldecoa aided survivors as a gas buildup in the tanker is listed as the likely cause.
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Southport
N.C
Coast Guard
Modoc
Shreveport
S. A. Simmons
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Texas
Berman
David M. Dagato
Harold Hopkins
Simmons
Aldecoa
Hopking
Cities Service Transportation Company of
New York
Local stores showcase Fall styles in citywide open house
A remodeled department store opens with souvenirs for the first hundred women. Displays from H L Greneland Everts Hardware Gibson Bros Bartsch Furniture and many others feature fall and winter menswear women’s wear furniture jewelry and shoes. Open houses offer new dresses at Ring Around A Rosy and Win Rose Shop along with men’s and children’s shoe lines.
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H. L. Greneland
Everts Hardware Co
Printz Co
Gibson Bros
Garrison’s
Style Shop
A. C. Kirberger
Bartsch Furniture
A. L. Hedges
Miller Shoe Co
Mullen Drug Co
Smith Shoe Store
New Process Co
J. C. Penney Co
Robinson's
Lester Shoe
Stem's
Win-Rose
Miss Gwendolyn Sherman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Gwendolyn Sherman daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Schmutz Wayne street underwent an appendicitis operation at Warren General Hospital Thursday morning. She left for Lock Haven State Teachers College on Tuesday afternoon and returned to Warren Wednesday evening. Her condition is reported good.
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Gwendolyn Sherman
Albert Schmutz
Wayne Street
Warren General Hospital
Topical Notes From Warren Local Page
Dr G W Burns opens dental offices on Third Ave and Liberty St in former Stuart building. Knights of Columbus to meet Thursday at 8 PM. Executors of M W Jamieson file four business name applications. Garland Presbyterian Cemetery Association charter filed with directors named. Rosecca Knapp and W B Colvin face non support case, court sets December term. Union of local couple Herbert E Malm and Evelyn May Kofoed wed. Detroit police seek Timothy Slye's son. Centerville milk truck narrowly misses train. Civil Service openings announced in Washington with Warren post office details. Lions welcome Dr A E Haines at Arlington Hotel. Study shows 43.3 percent of 40,000 graduates will pursue further education. Ar seaside Bowling alleys set to open for 1928-29 season. Oil City association plans Halloween event. no Warren plans yet. Mint vending machines ruled illegal gambling devices. James B Stevenson’s lost keys return from England. Jamestown and Glen Falls eyed for New York State Federation of Labor convention site. Flo Zieglfeld and Dr Jerome Wagner fined at border. not known locally. Governor Fisher asks commemorating 141st anniversary of Federal Constitution signing. George E Long of Mount Union grows two-pound tomato with 17 inch circumference.
Secretary of Highways Appeals for Caution on Highways
Secretary of Highways James Lyall Stuart urged parents and motorists to exercise caution during the school season on area roads. Joe Gardner of the State Hospital won the tennis championship on hospital courts defeating Trushel 6-4, 6-4.
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James Lyall Stuart Thursday
Joe Gardner
State Hospital
Trushel
Stock Consolidation Plans for Struthers-Wells and Partners
Consolidation provides stockholders with a bond authorization up to 1 750 000 to retire current bonds and finance working capital. The three firms hold 1 224 500 in funded debt. The new company aims to list both preferred and common stock on a New York exchange and exchanges old preferred stock for new with a premium, while Titusville Forge stockholders switch to common stock.
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New York Stock Exchanges
Dillon
Stock Exchange
Fourth Plane Race Across Continent Underway From Roosevelt Field
Four racing machines left Roosevelt Field in waves after 1:10 PM on Wednesday. Bellanca pilots Emil Burgin George Halde man and Lieut. Jack Ise man followed at 2 19 PM 4 35 PM and 5 57 PM with Lockheed Vega piloted by Col Art o Gebel at 7 30 10 PM. Three planes failed early as Cliff McMillin in a Stinson crashed near Wilkes Barre Pa and Oliver Leboutillier retrieved the North Star plane for Mrs James A Stillman. Randolph Page flew a solo Stinson Junior from Roosevelt Field at 4 15 30 PM and was reported down at Allentown Pa. Goebel, favored, hoped to beat the Los Angeles to New York race pace and claimed the craft could exceed 135 mph and push toward a 19 hour continental crossing.
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Cliff McMillin
Stinson
Wilkes-Barre
Bellanca
North Star
James A. Stillman
Oliver C. Leboutillier
Roosevelt Field
Randolph Page
Allentown
Rev Carl Jacobson Elected President of District League
The Rev. Carl Jacobson pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church was elected president of the Warren District Sunday School League at the Ludlow church convention. Other officers include Rev. Carl E. Lundgren vice president Miss Edith Larson secretary Fred Carlson treasurer and Mrs E S Carson and Miss Nellie Lawrence auditors. Representatives came from Warren Ludlow Sheffield Youngsville and Titusville. The Rev E S Carson spoke on methods to build up the Sunday School and J A Carlstrom on teachers personal preparation. The Ludlow male quartet sang and hosts provided supper at Ludlow homes. The next meeting will be at the Sheffield Ssprch with times to be decided by the executive committee and entertaining Sunday school.
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Carl Jacobson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Warren District
Ludlow
Carl E. Lundgren
Sheffield
Edith Larson
Lud Jlow
Fred Carlson
Titusville
E. 8. Carson
Nellie Lawrence
Warren
District League
Ssprch
Walking Scot McMarold Tours Warren on 20 Year World Hike
Arthur John McMarold known as the walking Scot visited Warren during a 20 year journey around the world. He has traveled 42 000 miles by land and 100 000 by water since starting in Edinburgh in 1921. He travels with a fox terrier named Jock and advertises clothing and shoe firms along the way. He plans to continue to Liverpool and then across the United States, having previously spent time in Warren two years ago.
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Warren
World
Arthur John McMarold
McMarold
Edinburgh
Scotland
Strang
Jock
McMareld
Liverpool
United States
Consolidation plan proposes 150000 share stock issue
A merger plan offers two shares of the new common stock for every one held in Struthers-Wells and Titusville Iron Works, with 79750 shares issuable immediately. 70000 for exchange of common stock, 9750 for Titusville Forge stock, 30000 for bondholder rights, and 10000 for bankers' compensation.
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Struthers-Wells Company
Titusville Iron Works Company
Consolidated Company
Struthers-Wells
Titusville Iron Works
Titusville Forge Company
Potter Withdraws Candidacy From McKean County Race
E G Potter of Smethport withdrew at the state election bureau as candidate for the lower house from McKean county. He was nominated on the labor and prohibition tickets. Cautious buyers read the Classified Acts carefully. Subscribe for the Tribune.
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Harrisburg
E. G. Potter
Smethport
State
McKean County
Potter
Inquest Ordered Into Constable Moran Death
Details of a miners meeting shooting at Bentleyville will be heard at the county coroner inquest next Tuesday. Louis Carboni, meeting chairman, has surrendered as police consider self defense for Carboni amid the deadly affray that killed Constable George Moran.
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Washington
Bentleyville
George Moran
Louis Carboni
Carboni
Prehistoric Bone Found Near Rotan Texas
A four foot long bone with three foot circumference was unearthed on a ranch ten miles north of Rotan Texas. Authorities believe it may be a lower leg bone from a prehistoric creature discovered by local workers.
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Rotan
Tex
Marlewest
Here
William Best Ends Life by Hanging at Home
Pittsburgh dispatch reports William Best, 63, died by hanging in the cellar of his residence. Police investigation underway to determine motive and confirm details of the suicide.
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Pittsburgh
William Best
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G. W. Burns
Third Avenue
Liberty Street
KR. W. Stuart
K. C
Knights of Columbus
Second Avenue
L. C. Jamieson
Emily Crary Jamieson
H. ©. Jamieson
Marcia C.J. Savage
George H. Detler
M. W. Jamieson
Court House
Jamieson Hardware and Supply Company
Warren Refining Company
Merchant's Oil Company
M. M. Jamieson Company
Garland Presbyterian Cemetery Association
Harry L. Quick
Ralph H. Morris
Ethel M. Morris
Hattie Horn
Medora M. Moore
Garland
Rosecca Knapp
W. 3B. Colvin
D. U- Arird
Herbert E. Malm
Snown
Jamestown High School
Evelyn May Kofoed
Jamestown
Malm
Warren High
Detroit
Timothy Slye
Mr.Slye
Falconer
Centerville
Edward DePrater
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
United State Civil Service Commision
Washington, D. C
Warren Post Office
LION
Oi City Lions
Bane
Arlington Hotel
A. E. Haines
Wilkinsburg
Lions
Warren Lions Club
Department of Public Instruction
Thad F Lawson
Arseade
Conservatory
The
South Business’ Men's Association
Oil City
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
O. Clare Kent
Crawford County
James B. Stevenson
Tituayue
England
Oxford
Glen Fails
New York State Federation of Labor
Albany
Flo Ziegfeld
Jerome Wagner
Alan
Rouses Point
N. Y
J. L. Replogle
John S. Fisher
Commonwealth
George E. Long
Mount Union
Long
Barber and Beauty Work
Conti’s
Penna. Ave. E
Goebel
Los Angeles
Doris Sill
Crescent Park
Johnson Bros
Jolson
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Keeler-Jolson
Tribune
Constable
Puney
Alberta
Bell Phone
Pennsylvania Ave.w
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