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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
4
Montana Wigwam: Republican corruption topic dominates talk
Traveling notes from New York Herald Tribune describe Montana discussions where Walsh and Wheeler advocated corruption charges against Republicans. The piece argues the 1924 accusations failed politically, defending Hoover’s record and criticizing Tammany Hall links. It frames Smith’s Helena speech as deflecting from policy on Prohibition, oil reserves, and water power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Walsh
Wheeler
Smith
Denver
Messrs, Walsh
Coolidge
Walsh Kmself
Senator Reed
Missouri
Reed
Tammany Hall
Hoover
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Tamimany Hall
Tamimany
Wood
Tweed
Croker
Murphy
Tammany Hall and its enduring appetite for self enrichment
The piece argues Tammany Hall has long operated on packets and vanity, distributing money and prestige among its members. It notes a history from early American times and cites ongoing New York City scandals in milk, schools, streets, and sewers. It suggests Governor Smith should refer Helena charges to someone far from the old East Fourteenth Street Wigwam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwase
Tammany Hall
United States
New York
Smith
Helena
Old East Fourteenth Street
Buried Lovers Lament in Shakespearean Verse
A fragment from William Shakespeare laments death and separation as a sad lovers’ coffin scene. The speaker calls for burial away from graveyard flowers and the world, asking to lie where a true lover cannot find the grave to weep.
Scotland Yard’s Arrow Eyed to Tame U S Racketeers
Washington notes Scotland Yard officials believe a British inspector could curb racketeering in major American cities, a plan outsiders favor yet blocked by immigration rules. The piece recalls Inspector Arrow’s 1910 Barcelona campaign against “apaches,” where martial law and troops restored order, ending with Arrow’s voluntary retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scotland Yard
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Inspector Arrow
Scotland
London
Barcelona
Ariow
United States
Arrow
Calalor
Mediterranean
West Front
Madrid
Werler
Just Folks by Edgar A. Gues
Poem reflects on fortunes and life’s humility. It contrasts social ranks, suggests life cares not for wealth or fame, and venerates faith as a stable companion through loss and change. The piece envisions gardens, friendships, and spring blossoms as symbols of enduring meaning.
Peter's Adventures: When a Sailor Needs a Pet
Florence Vincent presents a seaside tale where gulls and a cormorant debate feeding by sailors and their fate. The birds recount tales of the deep while sailors toss scraps and cheese, pondering the future of captured seabirds and the longing to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormorant
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A reader asks if she should marry a steady boyfriend who wants to marry. Mrs Lee advises delaying marriage to test love, suggests a short separation to clarify feelings, and notes the dilemma of being unsure while still fond. Also touches on platform dances and their rough nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
One Minute Pulpit on Oppressing the Stranger and Fatherless
A brief sermon-like reflection cites a biblical verse about not oppressing the stranger the fatherless or the widow and warns against serving other gods to dwell in the land promised to the ancestors forever. The wording appears garbled and may reflect OCR errors from an old religious text.
New York Gold Brick Scams and Job Hunt Contrasts
The diary notes in New York describe gold brick scams in Times Square near Broadway and 42nd Street, where phony gems and deceptive auctions lure mainly out-of-towners. It contrasts precincts of jewel auctions with bustling employment agencies, showing youth eager for work and aging jobseekers facing tired lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Square
Fot “Enery
Broadway
42Nd Street
Sixth Avenue
Diet And Hope For Cancer Pain Relief Debate
A reader critiques salves and grape-diet cures for cancer, contrasting them with established medical research and pharmaceutical standards. The letter cites lack of proof, emphasizes lab testing, and warns against patent remedies while recounting a relative’s death to cancer. It endorses contacting the American Society for the Control of Cancer for literature and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmacopeia
American Society For the Control of Cancer
West 48Rd Street
New York City
Intercity bicycle race winner and October caravan passes
Ween today won the intercity bicycle race from Jamestown by a full half hour margin. A reception committee is formed to greet the “vet out the vote” caravan passing through Warren on October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween
Jamestown
Warren
Pigglessing
Injured Worker Report From Hammond Iron Plant
Archie Pierce of North Warren was injured while working at the Hammond Iron Company plant. A. F. Kottcamp, M. C. A. secretary, returned home Sunday from a business trip to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Pierce
North Warren
Hammond Iron Company
A. F. Kottcamp
Harrisburg
Russo and Black Return From Canada Hunting Trip
Carl Russo and Archie D Black return from a week spent fishing and hunting in Canada. Russo bagged a deer. Columbus Day will be properly celebrated in Warren by the Marconi Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Russo
Archie D. Black
Canada
Russo
Warren
Marconi Society
County officials to attend Harrisburg conference tomorrow
September 27, 1927 report that county commissioners will leave tomorrow for Harrisburg to attend the state conference of county commissioners. Wihan E. Yeager of Community Sayings and Loan spoke at the Rotary club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Wihan E. Yeager
Community Sayings and Loan
Rotary Club
Dinner Stories In New York A Taxi Cane Tale
A man in New York stands dejected after realizing he left his cane in a taxi. A passing friend jokes about a guerilla stealing it, then the tale reveals the cane was returned for a nickel tin, ending with a wry punchline.
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New York
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