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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
4
Republican Ticket Promotes Hoover Curtis and Reed slate
The campaign lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, United States Senator David A Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A Waters, and Judge of the Supreme Court William D Porter as part of its official slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Enforcement Menace Against Prohibition in Lorain Case
The newspaper condemns nonuniformed officers enforcing prohibition and demanding action against armed civic squads. It cites a Lorain, Ohio incident where a civilian was killed by officers seeking liquor, while stressing officials must be punished and laws strictly enforced. It warns that tolerance for lawless, badge wearing enforcers endangers citizens and liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fainl
Fato
Cers
Lorain
Ohio
Civiliar Hes
Traffic ads spark debate on bail bonds and motorists
The Indiana Gazette notes Chicago Motor Club ads in daily papers promoting bail bonds for members cited for traffic violations. The piece questions the fairness of traffic laws and whether people support strict rules while failing to uphold them, reflecting on careless driving and improper parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Motor Club
Indiana Gazette
Motor Club
Unclear Scrap Says Arrests for Traffic Law Violations Still Normal
Fragmentary quote argues a city where traffic law breaches are treated as minor in a well ordered life. The remark implies a tolerance for legal trouble as a routine part of ordinary existence. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
Willebrandt Rise as Prohibition Enforcer Spurs Political Buzz
Washington notes Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general in charge of enforcement, has become a standout figure at Kansas City. Her public career spans seven years, with critics like Mrs Florence Farley asking why enforcement falters. Willebrandt’s sharp rise and potential cabinet talks mark a striking political arc as she shines at a pivotal convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
al Smith
New York
Florence G. Farley
Democratic National
Kansas City
United States
Willebrandt
Harry M. Daveerty
Justice Department
Harry
Smith
Fear No More the Heat of Sun Shakespeare Verse
The fragment presents a Shakespearean sonnet excerpt urging fearlessness in death. It invokes warmth, winter, wages, and lives past, ending with the line about perpetual rest and renewal.
When Will Brotherhood Be a Real Word in All
A reflective piece urging acts of kindness and equal honor to foster true brotherhood. It imagines a world where empathy replaces arrogance and where wealth or status does not divide, and calls for each heart to carry pity, decency, and shared responsibility.
Water Lilies Aboard Inspire Cormorant To Seek Freedom
In a calm sea scene, Cormorant battles envy of Albatross then spots what seem like water lilies on the ocean. A lily lifts and soars, making him realize he seeks liberty and companionship, pledging to wish Albatross happiness while longing for his own flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormorant
Albatross
Living and Loving By Mrs Virginia Lee
Advice column entry discussing mental health and self reflection through diet and attitude. Readers share personal stories about relationships and emotional well being while Mrs. Lee offers supportive, practical guidance in a dated conversational tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee
Dinner Stories and the iMesus Contradiction
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts leading character dynamics with a playful line about a split day. One voice praises balance while the other describes a partner’s control, highlighting a domestic arrangement in antiquated phrasing. The text appears as a clipped quotes snippet from a larger piece.
Diary of a New Yorker observations on crime and urban life
The author notes New York safety stats for under 16 auto deaths, cites deputy police commissioner Hoyt, and contrasts crime rates with Chicago. He watches an auto roll downhill killing a professor’s grandson, comments on sidewalks, city scenes, a high rise bronze statue bracelet, a 5 murder quarter, and wealth juxtaposed with tenements and vice in areas like Times Square Greenwich Village and Union Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Philip D. Hoyt
New Amsterdam Avenue
Columbia University
Swomnsa
East River
Park Avenue
40Th Street
Sutton Place
Greenwich Village
Union Square
Feeding difficulties of infants and a stubborn refusal to eat
A reader asks about a 13 month old who refuses solid foods, subsisting on milk and liquids. The doctor advises gradual introduction of solids, reducing milk intake, and a period of supervised fasting if needed, to reset appetite, plus early weaning and careful reintroduction of cereals, vegetables, and fruits in tiny amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R
S.pc
Physcian
O. K
Ben
Two Women Die In Weekend Auto Accidents Near Warren
An inquest will examine two fatal automobile accidents over the weekend in and near North Warren An. Mise Alta Lund has been appointed court stenographer, succeeding Cyrus Lund who resigned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Mise Alta Lund
Cyrus Lund
Cornerstone Ceremony Highlights At First Methodist Church
September 28 1925 report notes a dazhrg ram failed to mar the cornerstone setting of the new First Methodist church on Sunday. Mrs Helen B Paulson known as the bookish Mother Goose lecturer arrived in Warren today with several engagements ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Helen B. Paulson
Warren
Former Warren Man Escapes Florida Hurricane Injury
Charles Lamb, formerly of Warren, escaped injury in the Florida hurricane. Friends were informed. Dr. Fess of DuBois spoke today at the Warren Rotary Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Warren
Florida
Dr. Fess
DuBois
Warren Rotary Club
Warren Visit and Scout Conference News
September 28 1927 Alfred Kirk former Warren man now county detective of Venango county spends the day in Warren on business. Frank C. Roude and B. F. Huber attend the regional conference of Boy Scout officials at Facstville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kirk
Warren
Venahgo County
Frank C. Roude
B. F. Huber
Boy Scout
Fasctiville
One Minute Pulpit On Wise Counsel And Strength
A proverb urges strength through wisdom and counsel. It notes that many advisers safeguard war plans, while fools cannot grasp high wisdom and fail at the gate. The passage emphasizes the safety found in prudent guidance.
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