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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1928

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Fatally Hurt Man George Files in Rogertown Crash

George A Files 40 of Brown Run road was killed in a three accident stretch along Roosevelt highway between Warren and Tiona. William Meager 42 of Wiley street is jailed without bail on involuntary manslaughter driving while intoxicated and failure to render aid charges. Meager will see a hearing Thursday at 2 pm after being treated at Warren General Hospital. A coroner's jury planned to inspect the scene with tenative inquest set for Wednesday. Willam Dunn of Warren faced driving while intoxicated charges after two minor crashes on Pennsylvania avenue east and waived a hearing.

Warren Roosevelt Highway Tiona George A. Files Brown Run Road Peerless Pennsylvania Avenue William Meager Wiley Street Warren General Hosspital Peterson Undertaking Establishment Willam Dunn Pennsylvania Avenue East Glade Nelson

26 120 Pass Tests for Drivers Cards

Harrisburg Sept 17 U P Secretary of Highways Stuart announced 26 120 applicants for operators licenses passed in August with 8 025 failing 3935 turned away for disturbed or obscure tags and 6 024 to adjust lighting equipment to meet law During eight months 139 960 applicants passed and 45 247 failed to test Balboa C Z Sept 17 U P George M Hanson United States consul at Colon died today of heart disease

Harrisburg U. P Stuart Balboa C. Z George M. Hanson United States Colon

Best Political Speech To Rule The Wind

Secretary Mellon speaks on business as business with no political aim, praising current conditions and future prosperity in a strong Republican-leaning speech. The article notes natural disasters from Porto Rico, tornadoes in Nebraska and South Dakota, and the potential for humanity to someday control wind and climate with scientific progress, hinting at future pages.

New York Ion Mellon

Warren County Good Roads dinner to feature state official speakers

YT C Frame division engineer of the state highway department and Representative A R Wheeler of Endeavor will speak at the Warren County Good Roads association dinner at the Y M C A Tuesday evening. R E Ward president says both have accepted. The group plans to discuss moving ahead on improving the Kinuwa Corydon road. Frame is expected to outline the highway department stance on the project and matching funds. Dinner served at 6 o'clock with committee members G T Connarrow M H Deardorff and A F Kotteamp.

YT. C. Frame State Highway Department A. R. Wheeler Endeavor Warren County Good Roads’ Association R. E. Ward Association Frame Wheeler Kinuwa-Corydon Highway Department G. T. Connarro M. H. Deardorff A. F. Kotteamp

Rockford tornado death toll climbs to fourteen

The Rockford Illinois tornado disaster raised the death toll to fourteen as three more bodies were recovered from the Rockford Chair and Furniture Company ruins. Names identified include Frank Strom Gunnar Rydin and August J Peterson. Earlier, Herman Wydell Martin Anderson and Olaf Larzon were recovered. City says no outside aid needed for reconstruction. Sioux City relief plans form with Red Cross National Guard and American Legion coordinating aid across Nebraska and South Dakota communities struck by two tornadoes last Thursday.

Rockford Ills U.P Rockford Chair Frank Strom Gunnar Rydin August J. Peterson Herman Wydell Martin Anderson Olaf Larzon Sioux City Nebraska South Dakota Red Cross The National Guard American Legion

Red Cross seeks Warren aid for Porto Rico relief

An urgent Red Cross appeal from Washington asks Warren County to raise funds for hurricane relief in Porto Rico. Banks will collect and forward donations to the Warren Red Cross chapter for national headquarters in Washington. Initial national gift was fifty thousand dollars. locals urged to give to meet ongoing needs.

RED Cross Warren Porto Rico Gica John Barton Payne The Washington, D.C Paul T. DeFrees Warren County DeFrees Warren Savings Bank Warren National Bank Citizens National Bank Conenango Trust Company First National Bank Citizens Warren Ked Cross Washington DeFrese West Indies Coolidge Baker Islands

Party chiefs invited to speak on state police radio

Harrisburg September 17. State chairmen of the Republican Democratic and Prohibition parties were invited to speak over WBAK at 7 p.m. Aud General Martin the Republican state chairman and nominee for state treasurer is set to speak first. Baldridge and Governor Fisher are also scheduled speakers with weekly Thursday night talks through the campaign.

Harrisburg WBAK Martin John R. Collins W. B. Prugh Prohibition Baldridge Fisher Western Philadelphia

Hoover Opens East Campaign With Newark Speech

Herbert Hoover will start his East campaign with a Newark New Jersey speech expected to draw about 2000 supporters. Alfred E. Smith heads west from New York on a special train toward Chicago and Omaha for farm belt stops. Senator Robinson, arriving in Miami before a hurricane flare up, offers to aid relief work with his two special trains if needed. Washington magazine forecast shows Hoover 233315 votes to Smiths 19740828 states to 16.

Herbert Hoover East Newark N. J Alfred E. Smith Chicago Omaha Joseph T. Robinson Miami West Indies

Say Autos Speed Past Street Cars on Pennsylvania Avenue

The Motor club complained that traffic relations between street cars and autos on Pennsylvania avenue east were a disgrace and menace. Secretary M S McClure warned of possible talks with Warren Street Railway and the police, saying action could follow if motorists fail to observe caution and motormen report such neglect. Passengers have long complained of motorists trying to beat doors opening to board or alight street cars.

Pennsylvania Avenue East Motor Club M. S. McClure Club Warren Street Railway Company Police Department McClure

Babson Warns Gold Flows, Employment Shape 1929 Outlook

At Babson Park Massachusetts on September 17 Roger W. Babson, economist, said employment and its impact on business and gold exports dominate the 1929 outlook. He warned that unless stock speculation slows, easy credit like last fall will not return, noting gold outflow exceeding 500 million dollars over the past year could curb soaring stock prices.

Babson Park Mass Roger W. Babson Babson

Earthquake felt in Trianto Italy no damage reported

A slight earthquake shock was felt in Trianto Italy today alarming inhabitants. No damage was reported.

Traanto Italy

Warren pastors are returned by M. E. Conference

The 93rd Erie annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Erie announced the reappointment of Warren pastors for another year. Rev C T Greve, Rev L M Barnard and Rev J G Ginader return to their First Grace and Epworth churches. other assignments include Rev T Davidson, Rev A A Swanson, Rev F W Shope and Rev RB Montgomery to their respective charges. Complete Jamestown district list follows with district superintendent N A White and numerous church appointments.

C. T. Greve Firat M. E L. M. Barnard Grace M E J. G. Ginader Epworth M. E Warren Erie Methodist Episcopal Church T. Davidson Youngsville Methodist Church Ashville E. W. Chitester Be‘mus Point J. W. Frampton Busti Cattaraugus W. P. Sipe Cherry Creek A. R. Hillard Clarendon John H. Gresh Clymer R. J. Hurst Corydon G. S. W. Phillips Dayton-Perrysburg T. Homer Smith Elington-Kennedy Gary Roush Falconer J. B. Cook Frewsburg C. J. Zetler Grand Valley Federated Jamestown Brooklyn Hegihts Lee D. Smith Buffalo Street F. H. Morey Firsts Ames

Waram Motors to Handle Buick Agency Transfer

Final details of transferring the Buick agency from Roy K Russell to Waram Motors Inc are expected this week. Waram will keep the current building. Russell will focus on a new service station at Pennsylvania Ave West and Laurel Street. Warren investors R J Chalmers W W Muir A B Anderson Merle Ames and Alfred Johnson organize Waram Motors Inc with $36000. charter application to be filed. Warren M Stone is attorney. Russell retains ownership of the present agency building.

Buick Automobile Agency Roy. K. Russell Waram Motors, Inc Waram Motors Buick Mr. Russell Pennsylvania Avenue West Laurel Street Warren Men R. J. Chalmers W. W. Muir A. ©. Anderson Merle Ames Alfred Johnson Warren M. Stone Russell

Florida hurricane hits state second time today

A deadly Florida hurricane from the West Indies battered the peninsula. West Palm Beach and Daytona Beach were cut off, with widespread damage, downed lines, and unconfirmed reports of deaths. Rescue units mobilized as Miami and Jacksonville prepared for relief efforts.

Jacksonville Fla U.P Out of the Indies Florida Peninsula Daytona West Palm Beach United Press Titusville Orlando Red Cross American Legion Miami Tampa Jupiter Jet Palm Beach Daytona Beach Fst Fort Lauderdale Lewiston Lake Okeechobee

Hurricane winds lash Florida coast minor damage reported

Across Orlando and Miami the hurricane’s force dropped to a 76 to 90 mile per hour gust with few houses damaged yet many trees toppled. Fort Pierce and Apalachicola reported communications cuts, trains rerouted, and yachts battered as Red Cross mobilized a large relief fund for Porto Rico and other hurricane islands.

Orlando Miami Pia Fort Pierce Fia U. P.1 Daytona Beach Fla U.P Halifax River Florida East Coast Railway Tampa Gulf of Mexico Tallahasse U. P Apalachicola Atlanta 4RN Clearwater 4PAC Fort Myers Arcadia 4ACD Red Cross Washington American Red Cross United States Porto Rico

Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania

Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in western Pennsylvania with cooler temperatures tonight. Local observations show 57 at 8 a.m., rising to 63 with river levels steady and low water 5 inches below, and precipitation around .05 inches. Sunset at 6:08 p.m., sunrise Tuesday at 6:40 a.m., sunset 6:04 p.m.

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