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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1928

Page

2

Victim of Crash to Be Buried Wednesday Morning

Funeral arrangements were set for George A. Filec of Brown Run road, the Sunday automobile crash victim near Rogertown. Inquests and hearings were planned for Wednesday and Thursday, with Meager charged with involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene. Several others injured in weekend crashes remain in Warren General hospital as investigators gather details.

Rogertown County Warren General Hospital George A. Filec Brown Run Road Peterson Mortuary B. L. Perry Pennsylvania Avenue East IO. O. F Youngsville Files William Meager Wiley Street Roosevelt Highway S. M. McClure R . E. Ward James Berger J. A Larson Lyle Schuler Eugene Reig Meager Justice of the Peace Clark Elton

Florida storm devastates islands and floods central Florida

Reports say Porto Rico and the Florida peninsula were hit by a hurricane washing towns under floods. In Everglades five hundred people fled rising Lake Okeechobee waters toward west Palm Beach as Belleglade Pahokee and Canal Point were nearly submerged. A relief ship sails from New York with 1.5 million pounds of food as typhoid rises in Aguadilla and thousands face starvation and displacement.

Porto Rico Florida Peninsula Bourg Bene Ciowren Everglades Miami Fla Lake Okeechober Red Cross

Russell Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs. Siler Home

The Russell Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. O A Siler home with hostesses Mrs. Siler and Mrs. Willard Kelley. Members are urged to bring carpet rags for rug sewing.

Russell Ladies O. A. Siler

Oil Market Prices by Grade and Region

Oil prices for various grades and regions are listed. Pennsylvania Grade Oil appears with different lines and agencies, including National Transit Co and Buckeye Pipe Line Co. Other grades cover items from Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, and Canada with prices indicating cents per barrel or per unit.

Pennsylvania New York Transit Co Bradford National Transit Co South West Eureka Grace Oil Buck Eye Pipe Co Meister Crude Cabell Eureka Pipe Line Co Somerset Cumberland Pipe Line Co Corning Buckeye Pipe Line Co Indiata Refining Co

Fires destroy three Finleyville coal mine tipples

Three coal mine tipples at Finleyville were destroyed by fire for an estimated 500000 dollars. Authorities suspect incendiary origins. Eclipse mine suffered 200000 dollars in losses with its powerhouse gone, while Piney Fork and Henderson No. 2 losses reached 150000 dollars each. Fires started nearly simultaneously. water shortages and equipment limits hampered containment. Firefighters pressed to confine blazes amid ongoing capacity operations at Eclipse and Piney Fork. The Henderson mine had been idle for over a year but was slated to reopen. In Wellsburg, a 50 foot Pennsylvania Railroad bridge and a spur to the McKinleyville coast region were destroyed by fire, hindering traffic until repairs begin with expected resumption tomorrow.

Pittsburgh U. P Finleyville Eclipse Piney Fork Henderson Pennsylvania Rail Road McKinleyville

Zeppelins First Night Flight From Friedrichshafen

The trans Atlantic passenger dirigible Count Zeppelin began its first trial night at 3 35 P M from Friedrichshafen Germany marking the start of its inaugural test voyage as observers noted the airship rising and proceeding on its planned route.

Friedrichshafen Germany U.P Count Zeppelin

Market Letter Forces Profit Taking In Heavy Trading

New York September 18 stocks faced broad profit taking yet the market showed forward movement in copper and automobile groups. Copper shares kept to the 15 cent raw product price set last week while autos rose on strong current earnings and record August output. Major gainers included General Motors Graham Paige Yellow Truck Hudson Continental Motors Hupp and Packard before most profits faded. U S Steel Bethlehem Ludlum and their rivals dipped after early strength as Otis and Central Alley hit fresh highs. oils remained quiet and rails little changed aside from Kansas City Southern reaching a yearly high.

New York U.P General Motors Graham Paige Yellow Truck Hudson Continental Motors Hupp Packard U. S Steel Bethlehem Ludlum Otis Central Alley Kansas City

Deaths and Funerals In Warren and nearby areas

William Darr Smith formerly of Warren died in Santa Monica California and will be buried there with his widow Jeanette and two sons Ross and Glenn surviving. David Beurestedt died at 12 Glade avenue. funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm with interment in Weiler cemetery, Yankee Bush. Irene Grinnell Thurston formerly of Warren died in Fort Smith Arkansas. funeral at 2 30 pm from Henry Doty home with burial in Oakland cemetery. she leaves son Harry, daughter Marian, mother and two sisters. In Memoriam Howard Lincoln died a year ago today. tribute notes his lasting influence and memories carried by loved ones.

William Darr Smith Warren Santa Monica Calif Mr. Smith Jeanette Ross Glenn California David Beurstedt Lillin Dill Glade Avenue Weiler Yankee Bush CG. A. Dennig Buerstedt W. A. Greaves Warren and Mire S.C. Terry Kansas City Irene Grinnell Thurston Fort Smith Arkanster Henry Doty Pennsylvania Avenue East Shields of Clarendon Oakland Cemetery Thurston Harry Marian Feffe Grinnell Edward Eckberg Clarence Erickson Kane

Republican fund drive launches in Pennsylvania city

Harrisburg reporters note the state Republican committee sent out letters seeking donations to back the campaign. Signed by Benson E. Taylor, the funds aim to support the party’s election efforts, with initial contributions from Governor Fisher and aides totaling 1,111 dollars before any appeals. In a separate item from Los Angeles, Leo P. Kelley was sentenced to be hanged for murder, with execution set for November 23 and an appeal planned.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Republican State Committee Benson E. Taylor Taylor Fisher Frank Gorman Richard Healy Los Angeles Calif U.P Leo P. Kelley Myrtle Meilus Society Kelsey

Senator Curtis Visits Chicago Campaign Stop

Senator Charles Curtis, Republican vice presidential nominee, spent two hours with western campaign officials in Chicago on his route from Evansville to Henry. He met Walter Newton and planned October 1 engagements, with a Chicago speech on October 3. Curtis predicted a GOP victory and urged swift farm relief at a 5,000-person mass meeting yesterday.

Chicago, I U.P Charles Curtis Western Campaign Evansville Ind Henry Chicago Walter Newton Curtis Republican State i

Believe Mine Strike To Be Settled Soon

Officials of the miners union in Springfield report confidence the mine strike started yesterday will not spread. About 2,000 workers walked out across three fields over the Chicago Agreement cutting day wages from 7.50 to 6.10 a day. In Springfield 600 miners, Peoria 675, and Belleville 1,000 refused the new terms.

Springfield Miners’ Union Chicago Peoria Belleville

Transfer of Pastor Bartlett to Dubois and Succession at Corry

Rev. W. E. Bartlett, four years pastor at Corry, is transferred by the M E conference to Dubois. Rev. F. A. Wimner of Falconer N Y will succeed Bartlett at Corry in the Methodist Episcopal church. John Alletti released on bail for first degree assault after a knifing incident injuring three women and himself. Kenneth Knapp, 21, rescued his baby sister from the Allegheny river at Kinzua, bringing her to shore. Arthur John McMarold, the walking Scot, arrives in Bradford on his twenty year world tour after spending last week in Warren.

Ocobry W. £. Bartlett Methodist Episcopal Vebored Corry M. E. Conference Dubois F. A. Wimner Falconer N. Y Rey Bartlett John Alletti Allen Street Jamestown Charlee Wiborg Kenneth Knapp Ross E. Knapp Janeway Street Kane Allegheny River Kinzua McMarold Bradford Arthur John McMarold Warren

Child Burned in Gasoline Blaze at Play

Clifford Ackley aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Ackley of South Bradford, suffered severe burns to his back abdomen legs and arms when he set papers alight and sprinkled gasoline on the fire. He was hospitalized in Bradford.

Clifford Ackley Harold Ackley South Bradford Bradford Hospital

Bradford to honor W Harri Emery in September return derby

Bradford citizens plan a big celebration to honor pioneer aviator W Harri Emery who finished third in the New York Los Angeles air derby. He will return to Bradford on September 26 after competing in the Los Angeles to Cincinnati leg which is set to end September 23. Emery will travel directly from Cincinnati to Bradford.

Emery Bradford W. Harri Emery Los Angeles Cincinnati

Attending Koch Funeral in Kane Sunday Afternoon

Mr and Mrs E N Jsesksen De J Frantz Mrs Phillip Hertzel Miss Blanche Hertzel Mr and Mrs W V Geer Mr and Mrs Wiliam Schwartz and Mrs William Horley all of Warren attended the funeral of the late C E Koch at Kane Sunday afternoon

KOCH E. N. Jsesksen J. Frantz Phillip Hertzel Blanche Hertzel W. V. Geer Wiliam Schwartz William Horley Warren C. E. Koch Kane Jafternoon

Envelope contract bids sought for 12.3 billion stamps

Washington reports the post office department is considering bids from Middle West Supply, International Envelope, and U S Paper Goods for a four year contract to supply 12.3 billion stamped envelopes and wrappers valued at 20 million dollars. The bidders list New York and Dayton, Ohio, New York based firms and Cincinnati.

Washington Post Office Department Middle West Supply Company New York Dayton Ohio International Envelope Corporation of U. S. Paper Geeds Company Cincinnati

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