Local Residents Attend to Various City and Nearby Errands
A lengthy list shows many residents visiting Erie Union City Cambridge Springs and Meadville for business and family reasons. Individuals include James Drought A. Godley and Mrs. ALO Stunnett traveling for meetings health and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Peck
Erie
James Drought
Union City
C.F Brown
Pittsburgh
A. Godley
Agch Cohen
Marren Thomas
Meadville
New
Dorothy
Harold Akam
Easytreet
Sanderson
Welarid
Horton J. Davis
Cambridge Springs
Alo. Stunnett
PJ. Friesian
Oi City
A. B. Corbin
Anbridge Springs
FW. Vaught
Louise Weaver
Renova
W. ©. Nicholson
Buffalo
Frank Gillette
James Ransom
Harold Anderson
W. E. McCray
Elgin
Bates
Emma Hamilton
Everett Rackett
Guy Gordon
Jaifien Scully
R M
Spaulding
Rimer Shuse
Charles Shuss
Ford Garage
Albion
Iisa
Min City
Merrick Lefe
BeHontaine
Ohio
Studebaker
Uibion City
Hinma Lewis
Gérald Monroe
Ehe
Columbus
Mr. Monro
Ween
Mytick
Shermaur Trane
Khivine
Youtbiay
H.C Rust
Mit
Garland
H.C. Moove
Flu cases rise in New York as pneumonia numbers also grow
New York reports 320 influenza cases and 105 pneumonia cases for Health Department figures. Health Commissioner Copeland warns the situation is serious as many residents report illnesses and a feverish outbreak continues to spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lioner Copeland
Serloi
Fragments of True Cross Unearthed in New York
The Anderson Galleries report discovery of fragments of the True Cross set in rock crystal and silver from Austria. A Latin document dated 1750, signed by Sigismundus cardinal of Kollnite, confirms the relics and hints they may be offered to a New York church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anderson Galleries
Austria
Ciement
Sigismiundus
Cardinal I of
Kollnite
Vienna
Holy Rosin
Auto Stocks Hit New Highs Amid Broad Advance
U.S. stock market moved higher with industrials and rails posting fresh peaks. Gains came despite volatility as transportation and mining sectors advanced, with autos and steel demand cited as underpinning the broad advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorican Sineltars
Federal Mining
Ari Smelting
Cuno Pleads for German Unity Amid Invasion Threats
Chancellor Cuno, touring the occupied areas, urged German unity and support for the government. He warned that without collective resolve the republic would fail, and accused the invasion as a calculated move for territory rich in coal and coke.
Market Close Notes and Ticker Highlights
A compact record lists traded names and stock markers across industries including iron and steel, oil, rail, and utilities. Highlights mention American Smelters, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Reading, Republic Steel, Studebaker, Texas oil, Union Gas, US Rubber, and Mountain Producers among others with fractional closing figures and percentage indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
Guy American Smelters
T& To
Ccc
Sersesee Ah
Bethlehem Steel
Rues Butte Copper & Zinc
Canadian’ Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chily Copper
Cosdon
Erie RR
Géneral Motors
Great Northern
Toland Oi
Mexican Petroleum
Middle States Oil
Midvale
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Okla
Pacific Oil
Penn RR
Pan American
A. Pierce Oil
Reading
Republic Steel
St Paul
Sears Rosbuck
Simms Pee Sinclair
Skeltey
Southern Pacific Studebaker
Texas
Cocan
Transcontinental
Shell Union of Union ‘Natural Gas US Rubber
Willya Overland
Also Mentioned on This Page
REX Theatre
Broadway
Boston
Chicago
Mr. and
Mrs. Carter DeHaven
Sherlock Holmes
Wallace Reid
TL. Alexander Way
Eric Friends
Mex
B.L. Monreal Culumibing
Ngain
Athens Meithay Uy
Sinter
Jay Avery
Ehoan
Mra
Monnett
Warren
Witt
Jol “Knopfias
Heniy
United Press
Cuno
Arkansas
Wyoming
Glenrock
Lone Star Gas
Mire Light & Heat
Ohio Fuel & Suppl Radio _ Ryan
Salt Creek
Indiana
New Jersey
S2lu
Flickinger
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
Fowler
Citizens National Bank
Erett True
Pefors
Towwa
Pilu
Dr. D. Padoll Traction Building
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
Wingar Grocor
B. Cob
Mac Bee
Wat Toni Sia
Murrey
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