Personal mentions and travels across Erie Jamestown and nearby towns
A collection of brief social notes shows many residents traveling for business or visiting relatives. Names include Dr C B Kabler in Erie, Bar Brown to Oil City, Carl Winger and Jamestown visitors, Musy Nelle Mand to Union City, and Frank Howant to Union City. Several others visit Jamestown or Erie for a day or a few days, with relatives noted in Buffalo, Warren, Robinson, and Mast Frederick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabler
Erie
Bar Brown
Oil City
Carl Winger
Arist Buger
Titusville
Theora
Franklin
Jamestown
James Martin
Farler McKegney
Miss Holen Barkhurst
Clarex- Holl
Gerry T.invalid
Earl Camp
Robinson
Ivan Rickerson
Rorabuck
May Howard
Traction Company
Geiger
Warren
J. A. Fagison
Mast Frederick Street
Malmer
Wigin
C. We Wright
Mercer
Do. Kracksa
Tekan
Junior Republics Investigated Scandal In Freeville Colony
A national inquiry will decide by January 14 whether William R. George founder of the George Junior Republic at Freeville New York and national director of the association committed alleged immorality and misconduct with girls in the Freeville colony. The case has unsettled reform circles for years with supporters and opponents claiming the truth will emerge from a board of judges and the investigating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Whatier
William R. George
George Tunior Republic
Freeville
N. Y
National Association of George Junior Republics
National Association
Republic Movement
George
Lote
Genres
Wien
Telegram mix up shakes Navy game nerves
Annapolla and Mu. Dee report naval authorities seek the author of a telegram delivered to Quarterback Nicoll of the Navy team before Saturdays game. The note claimed his father won money on the match and urged him to return home. Officials hope it targeted someone else and that it was mistakenly sent to Midshipman Nicolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolla
Dee
Naval Academy
Rylqe
Nicoll
Navy
Ones
T- 18
Nicolls
Nicholls
Duel Ends Performance as Patrons Walk Out in Protest
In Chicago, December 4, patrons disrupted the opera by walking across the “Nile” in arrest clothes during the performance of Aida. The interruptions aimed to hasten the act’s end, disrupting the staging and delaying the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupes
Aida
Chicago
Nile
No More New York Skyscrapers End of an Era
United Press notes New York faces a limit of eighteen floors for new buildings as the city contemplates restricting tall structures. The building committee is due to report, with officials arguing skyscrapers depress neighboring rents and that towers on other structures will be barred as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Autos Involved in Litigation Over McKeown Ownership
Franklin News reports a civil interpleader case involving James B. McKeown. Feldman earlier court judgment against McKeown led to executions levied on two Thomas automobiles. Bleakley testified ownership of both cars, having purchased No. 1580 from McKeown in 1912 and No. 154 from Oscar M. Dale, supported by cancelled checks and sale records.
Suffragettes Hear Testimony on Standing Woman Suffrage Committee
In Washington SEY UMDETend, Congress held a hearing on creating a standing House committee for women’s suffrage. Chairman Honry of the House Rules presided and kept the hearings open for as long as women spoke their minds. Mrs Arthur Dodge led the suffragists and noted opponents’ tactics, while conceding that recognition by Congress adds prestige to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Umdetend
Washington
Min Honry
House
Rulon
Arthur Dodge
Ants
Congress
Sue Higgins Stock Co at Library Theatre Delights Local Audience
The Sue Higgins Stock Company presented The Dashing Didow at the Library Theatre to an audience that was highly delighted. Sue Higgins, the leading star, won the ladies with charm and clever acting. The company announced a political play The Grafter for tonight and is expected to draw crowded houses with affordable 10 and 16 cent admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Higgins
New York
Annual Rummage Sale by The New Era Club
The New Era Club hosts its annual rummage sale at 104 West Main Street starting Saturday afternoon and continuing every afternoon and evening for one week. Hats, shoes, clothing and many other articles will be offered. Come in and look things over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
West Main Street
Whitlock Named an Ambassador to Belgium
Washington Dec 2 Brand Whitlock celebrated author and former mayor of Toledo is named ambassador to Belgium. The appointment was sent to the Senate by President Wilson at the request of Mayor Baker of Cleveland. Ohio Democrats hope all differences are smoothed and expect confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bby United
Washington, D. C
Brand Whitlock
Tesf
Belgium
Senate
Wilson
Baker
Cleveland
Oslo
Ohio
Man Killed by P R R Train Near Rimerton in Kittanning
A construction worker employed by a Kittanning company was struck by a Pennsy train one mile south of Rimerton. He suffered fatal injuries to the head and shoulders and died within minutes. age TH years, single. The body was sent to Kittanning for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW Greywee
Lee Labouer
Kittanning
Rimerton
Mito
Kittuantag
Teamsters Seek Federal Mediation In City Strike
United Prine reports Indianapolis laborers strike for higher wages and better conditions. They telegraphed Washington demanding a federal mediator and a federal inquiry into police actions and city leadership’s cooperation with employers to end the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prine
Indianapolis
Department of Labor
Washington
Federal Bureau
Congress
Death of Mrs. Robert Schuman Connected to Cornell
Mrs. Robert Schuman mother of Jacob Gould Schuman of Cornell University and George Schuman of New York died in Free Town Prince Edward Island. She was BT years old and died of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gornall
Athaca
Dec
Ward Wan
Hill City
Free Town
Prince Edward Taland
Robert Schurman
Jacob Gould Schuman
Cornell University
George Schuman
New York
Schuman
Pnonmonty
Fragmentary Chess of a Downtown Post
A garbled OCR style excerpt references urban transit and a meeting in Mexico with mentions of executives and a residence. The text is largely indecipherable, containing stray phrases about paverns and authorities, with no clear event, date, or participants to confirm.
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D. B. Brand Coffee
Walter Plimmet
Fine Pictures
Lolyllys
Jaimon Street
Willur Wilson
Ite Manetter
Con
Ruth Calking
Mate‘vening
Walnut Lane School
Ger
Amuse Theater
Biograph
Edison
Modern Garrick
Bare Owl Leaf
Kara Pairy
Cc. W. Lyons
Morth Center Street
Skyscapers
Jas. McKeown
Sue Higgins Stock Co
Whitlock
Toledo
Brussels
P.R.R
State Armory
Hart Schaffner
Marx
D. Nast
Hert Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Coperight
Mexico
Sonaty
Pri
Nonahay
Ot R, Inc
Wari the Mowth
Yeggs
Lowlaton
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