Baltimore and Ohio Revenue Increases
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports July net operating income of 2,513,625 and railway operating revenues of 14,035,436, up from last year. Seven months net income totals rise to 14,627,880 with revenues at 94,001,562 while expenses reach 60,136,773 in the 1935 period. FOR RENT One six room modern house near Astro Supply and one five room flat with private entrance at 215 W Wayne St.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Today
Asro Supply
W. Wayne Street
Bega
Pilgrimage to early forts draws twenty five members
John E. Reynolds of Menaville and president of Meadville Merchants National Bank delivered the feature address at Cambridge Springs last night. The event closed an afternoon pilgrimage by members of the Historical societies to early French and colonial forts in Erie and Crawford counties. About twenty five members attended.
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John E. Reynolds
Menaville
Meadville Merchants National Bank
Cambridge Springs
Eriek
Crawford Counties
Unknown man drowns after jumping from river steamer
An unidentified man named George was believed drowned in the Ohio River near LessinghAug 27 after leaping from the excursion steamer Washington en route to Pittsburgh. Scores of passengers witnessed the incident as onboard entertainment continued.
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Lessingh
George
Ohio
Washington
Pittsburgh
Social Roundup From Union City And Surrounding Areas
Personal mentions span Union City and nearby towns with guests and travelers. Notables include Ford Stewart and his mother Mrs H Stewart visiting a recovering spouse at Corry Hospital, Dr O Hara hosting Chicago guests, and multiple families cheering motor trips to Buffalo Jamestown and Williamsport with relatives in Erie Warren St Catherine s Ont and Baltimore.
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Ford Stewart
H. Stewart
Union City
Corry ‘Hospital
J.T. Blair
Wright Street
W. #. Blair
Franklin Street
Erie
Lulu Hinckley
W. D. Pullom
Bear Cake
Willis Price
A. Governar
Chicago
Hugh O'Hare
Wilkes Barre
F. J. Stucker
O'Hare
C. A. Ellis
St. Louis
City
Wills
L Borstein
George Loesch
Catherine
Baltimore
Burr
East Frederick Street
Loesch
Geesch
Velma Sc
Pen Yan
N. Y
Dan Ronehie
Jamestown
Ellabelle Roschia
Buffalo
D. A. Hillstromers
Philadelphia
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Frank Pinson
Thelma A. King
Meadville
Kay Richardson
Williamsport
W. S. Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Carleton Morrell
A. ©. Hovey
Ben,ton, Ti
Louis
Pittsburgh
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
Corry
Organization Meet of Landon Club Here
Officers will be elected and a program of activities outlined for the coming months at the Landon Club meeting. The session will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o clock on the second floor of the Horn Black building at North Center and Washington streets. Members and others interested in the campaign for Governor Alf M Landon are urged to attend. a large crowd is expected as Landon clubs spread across the district.
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Landon Club
Horn Black
North Center
Washington Streets
Alf M. Landonary
Landon Clubs
Focal Lanuun
Dugan Family Welcomes Son Vincent Edward
Mr and Mrs Walter Dugan announce the birth of a son Vincent Edward at Meadville City Hospital last evening Mrs Dugan is formerly Helen Gould of Corry.
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Bern
Walter Dugan
Vincent Edward
Meadville City Hospital
Dugan
Helen Gould
Corry
Earle to press labor reform campaign without retreat
David L. Lawrence told the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen that the Earle administration will keep fighting for labor reform. He said unemployment relief will be available to any striker in need and pledged continued support for social and labor legislation. The governor’s campaign promises will be kept with no retreat, Lawrence asserted.
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Farr Enns
David L. Lawence
Brotherhood of
Earle
George H. Basle
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Harte
Landon Speaks at Lincoln Tomb
United Press reports on August 27 that District Attorney William Geoghan of Kings County Brooklyn faced dismissal motions as Governor Lehman denied defense requests during the second day of hearings. The case centers on removal as prosecutor of New York's most populous county.
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Buffalo
S. Paul H. King
United Press
Execuive Chamber
Adbany
N.Y
Wm x. Geoghan
Kings County
Brooklyn
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Livytt Stryker
Georghan
Stoyker
Spring Creek Woman Bertha Chapman Dies at Home
Mrs. Bertha Pickard Chapman born April 1, 1891 Spartansburg Pa died at her daughter’s Spring Creek RD home at 11:40 today. Survived by father Hirim Foster of Sherman NY, daughter Lucile Pitt, granddaughter Kathryn Ann, four brothers John Foster of Westfield NY, sisters Cayvie Lindsey Spartanshike NY, Kim Stewart Greenville PA, Clyds Wytin Spring Creek, Stanley Krolak Eric, Charles Pirster Warren OH, Marie Davis Warren OH. Body at Pitt home until Sunday morning then to Bracken Keating funeral chapel for 2 pm Sunday service. Interment Rose Filvametery Spartansburg. Friends may call Pitt home anytime.
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Bertha Pickard Chapman
Spartansburg
Kenneth Pitt
Spring Creek
Hirim Foster
Sherman
N. Y
Lucile M. Pitt
Katheryn Ann
John Foster
Westfield
Cayvie Lindsey
Spartanshike
Kim Stewart
Greenville
Pac
Clyds Wytin
Spring Creel
Stanley Krolak
Eric
Charles Pirster
Warren
Marie Davis
Keating T
Rose Filvametery
Pitt
Police Involved As Autoist Wounded In Mystery Shooting
Clyne Vandervort twenty one from Coraopolis was hospitalized with a head wound after a high speed chase in which a car carrying Vandervort and two companions bore bullet holes. A shot through the rear window struck him behind the right ear as Allegheny County detectives prepared to investigate. Police denied immediate knowledge of the shooting while investigators reviewed records.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Clyne Vandervort
Coraopolis
Coraopolis Palive
Vandervort
Allegheny Conty Detective Bureau
Caraspolis
Market mood weighs on stocks amid war warnings and labor tension
United Press financial editor notes market decline as warnings of a momentous event loom. Despite an apparent prosperity, failures rise to new post 1920 lows while carloadings drop, steel output hits high marks, and labor disputes threaten gains. The piece contrasts global steadiness with domestic threatenings of strikes and wage pressure.
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Elmer c. Walzer
United Press
New York
Josef Staliy
Wall Street
Dun & Bradstreet
de Manila
Steel leads market rally amid vigorous gains on New York list
In New York trading, steel stocks pushed the market higher as gain ranges topped several points on the main list and nine-plus on wire movers. Volume rose moderately, erasing last week’s losses from the sharp Friday selloff. leaders such as Bethlehem Steel spurred buying in other sectors. Prominent names included American Can, Anaconda, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Kennecott, Studebaker, and Standard Oil among many others. A help-wanted notice sought an experienced single man on a farm for payment by box O care of Journal.
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Adva New York
Ahazea
Advant Stock Exchange
American T&t
Anaconda
Avantic Refining de Auburn Co
Bendis Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Columbia Iako
International Nu Kennecott Kelvinator
Montgomery Wa
National Dairy
New York
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel
Packard
Penna RR
Socony
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas Ga
United Corp
WS Steel
Westinghouse
Woolworth Youngstown
Arkansas Gas
Aero Supply B
Asso Gas & Electric Sities Service
McCord Rad
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Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterton
Simone Simon
Rex
Baltimore and Ohio
Federal Resacve
the Bank
Raat
Tonia
Landon
Horn Block
New Low
Sordiens St
Governor
Lincoln Tomb
Virginia
U. S. No.1
Campbell's Beans
Loaf
Citizen's
Ritz
Woopanry's
Camay
NCE Steel
Brox Lone Star Gas West
W. W. Wakefield
Carty Townsend
Grand Theatre
Urgal
Mua
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