Hoover Direct Journey to Elizabethton for Southern Rally
President candidate Herbert Hoover plans a swift direct trip to Elizabethton Tennessee for a major southern campaign speech. He will depart Washington at noon with a 150000 person rally expected in the tiny town. After Bristol and Johnson City stops the trip includes a veterans hospital visit and returns to Washington by 6 PM Sunday. The itinerary totals about 31 hours.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Bristol
Tenn Ve
Hoover
Johnson City
Veterans’ Hospital
Dliver
E.S.T
Kotticamp Heads Y Secretaries In Northwestern District
A meeting of the Y M C A secretaries from Erie Bradford Oil City Franklin Titusville Kane and Warren was held in Corry. Officers for the next year were elected with A F Katteamp as president and other posts allocated to Warren Erie Titusville and Corry. The bi monthly meetings will be held in Corry at Hotel Corry starting next November 9. A program followed including reports from Bedford Springs conference and summaries of boys work and employed officers sessions.
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Erie
Bradford
Oil City
Franklin
Titusville
Kane
Warren
A. F. Katteamp
A L. Mould
A. H. Smith
Corry
Man Eell
M. Ae
Bedford Springs
Ay . C. Dix
A. C
Bedford
F. M. Schantz
R. W. Gardner
Believed Rogers Dies After Car Incident in Denver Ditch
Rogers, a stock broker from Denver who had lived in Warren, died en route to Erie after a LaSalle left the road and rolled into a ditch following reports of being run over by the Borelus car. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2:30 at the King homestead with Rev. J. L. Ware and interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Borelus
Rogers
LaSalle
The
Tribune
United Press
Denver News
la Salle
Denver
Werren
J.P. Rogers
Colorado
Warren
Erie
Harriett Savage Rogers
Market Street
J. L. Ware
Oakland Cemetery
Jackson man seeks refund of excess DUI fine
Nolan, fined $250 after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in Justice Ballard's court, asks the county board of supervisors to refund $150 claiming the law caps fines at $100. The board has taken the matter under advisement.
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Jackson, Mich
Louis Nolan
Ballard
County Board of Supervisors
Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Warren Two Died
Mrs F R Scott died Monday at Warren General Hospital after a 10 month illness. Survived by son D M Scott and brother James B McKain. Funeral at Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church with interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Clara C Anderson died at 129 Biddle Street aged 90 after a year illness. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral at Oakland cemetery with Swed ish Lutheran Church member status noted. Alfred Jacobson dies. services at 224 Irvine Street with burial in Ludlow cemetery.
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F. It. Scott
FP. R. Scott
Warren General Hospital
D. M Scott
Washington, D. C
James B. McKain
Los Angeles
Calif
Market Street
J. L. Ware
Trinity
Memorial Episcops Church
Oakland Cemetery
Clara C. Anderson
Clara Charlotte Anderson
Biddle Street
C. £. Lundgren
Sheffield
Anderson
Ekeby
Sweden
J. O. Anderson
Warren
Alfred Jacobson
Irvine Street
C. E. Lundgren
Ludlow Cemetery
Battle to death near Black Creek Hattiesburg
Edward Patterson reported a bulldog and a six foot two inch rattlesnake fought on Black Creek near Hattiesburg. The dog, on a fishing trip, was bitten but attacked back, ultimately biting the snake in two as the reptile struck with deadly venom.
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Hattiesburg
Mmi
Black Creek
Edward Patterson
Patterson
Queens sewer scandal trial opens in Long Island City
The $30,000,000 Queens sewer case opens with ex-borough president Maurice E. Connolly and engineer Frederick Seeley charged with defrauding thousands of taxpayers. Five jurors were picked from the Blue Ribbon panel and Justice Arthur S. Tompkins recessed the session awaiting a full jury.
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New York
Queens
Queens Borough
Long Island
Maurice E. Connolly
Frederick Seeley
Arthur S. Tompkins
Long Island City
Dove-Arbagost Nuptials at Pretty Home Wedding
Miss Madelyn May Dove and Roy Hill Arbagost wed Tuesday afternoon at 2 in a private home ceremony. Rev. Harold F. Stoddard officiated before about abant faty guests. The house featured fall blue and white flowers. Bride wore powder blue georgette with pink rose bouquet. maid of honor Miss Mary Margaret Bong in tan georgette. Best man was Paul Tabler. Afterward the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 311 Jackson Avenue. A Young People’s Dance is planned for the parish house with David A. Smith Jr and Miss Anne Sigfried in charge. Hubert Zwald’s orchestra will play from nine to twelve.
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Esther Klepfer
Mendelssohn
Mary Margaret Bong
Paul Tabler
Arbagost
Mrs. Arbagast
Jackson Avenue
Young People’s Fellowship Society
David A. Smith, Jr
Anne
Sigfried
Hubert Zwald
Water flood test advances in Clarendon field drilling on Perry lease
Private interests push progress as D H Culbertson group drills Six Mile Creek well for water flood on S G Persy Stoneham lease. John Messer Bolivar coordinates five spot test with four water-injection wells and one oil production, contracts set for four more wells. Six Mile Creek well will be water source after a 1000 foot shot using 60 quarts nitro glycerine. Extra deep sand layer 28 feet thick found, unusual for Clarendon sand. Grosch brothers Warren conducted the drilling.
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Clarendon
D. H. Culbertson Group
Tiona
Six Mile Creek
S. G. Persy
Stoneham
John Messer
Bolivar
Bradford Oil
Charles McCool
Tony Knight
Gus Johnson
Culbertson
Clarendon Torpedo Company
Roy Fullerton
Clarandon
Grosch Brothers
Warren
Curtis Attacks Smith Farm Plan On Trail to Omaha
Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for vice president travels by train from Denver to Omaha on a western tour. He attacks Governor Alfred E. Smiths farm relief program and promises real protection from foreign competition. Curtis plans a detailed reply tonight and has a substitute for outdoor speaking due to laryngitis.
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Curtis
Omaha
Neb
Charles Curtis
Alfred E. Smith
Denver
Colo
Smith
Kansas
New York
Republican National Committee
Birth in Warren Parents Welcome Son at Maternity Hospital
Mr and Mrs Raymond Gray of RE D No 8 Warren welcomed a son weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces born Tuesday morning at 12 53 at the Maternity Hospital.
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Raymond Gray
RE. D. No. 8
Warren
Maternity Hospital
Youthful Slayer Fukunaga Faces Court Appointments
In Honolulu on September 25, 19 year old Myles Fukunaga who confessed kidnapping and killing Gill Jamieson 10, has been indicted for murder and pleaded guilty. Judge Steadman ordered the plea set aside and a not guilty plea entered. He will again appear in court today and if parents fail to provide counsel an attorney will be appointed. He was rushed to court in secrecy and returned to prison before arraignment was widely known. There was no public demonstration.
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Honolulu
T. B
Myles Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Frederick Jamieson
Wanker
A. E. Steadman
Fukunaga
Steadman
Legion nominates officers for 1929 at meeting
Emerson Metzger and Fred Schmocker named as commander and senior officers for 1929 at the American Legion post headquarters in Citizens National Bank building. Other nominations include J. Leslie Ellis, Walter Johnson Jr, Reno Morrison, Jack Koepp, James Gettings, Rev Harold Stoddard, Manley Putnam, Louis Smith, Robert MacKay, Everett H. Eddy, Donald Mc Camas, and Horace L. Blair. Election and installation set for the last October meeting. Dr H W Mitchell to speak on the bond issue at next gathering.
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Emerson Metzger
Fred Schmocker
American Legion
Post Headquarters
Citizens National Bank
J. Leslie Ellis
Walter Johnson
Reno Morrison
Jack Koepp
James Gettings
Harold F. Stoddard
Manley Putnam
Louis Smith
Robert MacKay
Everett H. Eddy
Donald McCamas
Horace L. Blair
H. W. Mitchell
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
The
Legion
Oil Market Fragment Lists Grade Oils and Rates
Classified ad fragment lists purchase prices for various grade oils across multiple pipelines and districts. Items include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit Co. lines at 3.20, Buckeye Pipe Co. lines at 1.70 to 1.80, Eureka Pipe Line Co. 0.145, Cumberland Pipe Line Co. 0.173, and regional names such as Keister crude and Indiana Refining Co. in Kentucky. Also mentions Canada, Saginaw, Lima Indiana, and Plymouth class notes.
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Toe Prioto
Pensylvania
New Bredford
National Transit Co
Pennsylvania
South West Pa
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Lime Co
Somerset Oi
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Raphud
Indiaza Reuting Co
West
Memetucky
Stallon ‘Reefining Co
City
Gumperland
Barren
Monroe
Copes Cceserpensenner
Kentucky
Diinois
Waterrod
Vetvel
Power publicity by a university professor in Alabama
Washington reports Publicity activities of Alabama power interests were coordinated by Professor J S Thomas of Alabama University while he held a university post He testified he earned 300 dollars a month for four months in 1927 and 666 66 dollars monthly thereafter until July He directed extension work from the Birmingham office of the Alabama utility publicity committee where he was director and treasurer Also Coolidge to stick to Geneva naval limits and not substitute a new plan for the Anglo French proposal at the conference in 1927 Washington notes the administration will maintain the existing cruiser and submarine limits policy
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Washington
Alabama Power
J. S. Thomas
Alabama University
Federal Trade Commission
University
Birmingham
Alabama’ Utility Publicty Committee of
Coolidge
United States
White House
Campaign Log Highlights 1932 Campaign Attacks
Gov Alfred E Smith assails Hoover era corruption in Helena speech while Hoover drafts Elizabethton address. Senator Curtis heckled in Denver over farm relief. Borah backs Hoover in Tulsa claiming a strong admin with Prohibition enforcement. Ball called traitor by Borah over oil scandals. Willebrandt tours Warren attacking Smith as wet. Raskob defends Hoover against hypocrisy charges.
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Alfred E. Smith
Helena, Mont
Oil, Veterans’ Bureau
Herbert Hoover
Borah
Rep
Idaho
Tulsa
Okla
Hoover
Albert Ball
Secretary of the Interior
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Warren
Ohio
Gov. Smith
Tammany Hall
Press Troubles Delays Tribune Delivery Monday Evening
Tribune readers faced late papers due to press room mechanical issues and a static build up on newsprint from rapid temperature changes. About 300 callers inquiring about delays signaled widespread disruption. officials expect resolution and future notices if delays recur.
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Tribune
Im Ordal
Open shop showcases latest welding machine in Green Garage
Peter Mangini opens a shop at 1800 Pennsylvania Avenue West featuring a welding unit claimed as the market’s latest model. The engine operates at three speeds and is ganged from one thirty-second of an inch upward, highlighting a compact yet versatile setup.
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Peter Mangini
Green Garage
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Serious drinker holds county intoxication record
Middletown New York police records show Patrick Hanley a 47 year old farm laborer has been held on intoxication charges 67 times, making him believed to hold the record for drunkenness in this section of the state.
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Middletown
Patrick Hanley
Hanley
Bribe Money Linked to Ward Leader and Police Captain
Philadelphia reports allege money from bootleggers paid expenses for two politicians traveling to the Republican convention in Kansas City last June. Ward leader Matthew Patterson remains a fugitive after grand jury testimony linked to $ sixteen thousand bail for Captain Charles W Schoenieber and escape plans.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Kansas City
Matthew Patterson
Pennsylvania
Msb
Pe-Ace
Charles W. Schoenieber
Patterson
Philadelphia Police Bureau
Joseph L. Ehrenreich
Ehrenreich
Lockjaw Fatalities Reported in York County
In York County two child deaths are attributed to complications from lockjaw. Fairy Crone, aged 6, of York, died today while Clair Crawbaugh, 7, of Dover near York, died late Sunday. Officials note the recent cases trace to a vaccination-related development.
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York
U. P
Lockjaw
York County
Fairy Crone
Clair Crawbaugh
Dover
Here
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High School Girls Club
F. H. Hetrick
Federal Forestry Department
Miss Alter
Miss Buckwater
Warren High
Metzger and
Schmocker
Alabama Utilities
Geneva
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
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