Personal visitors fill city with long lists of guests and travel
A flood of visitors and relatives filled the city this week with numerous arrivals and departures. Residents like Miss Mary Maloy, Mr. and Mrs. Chidester, Mrs. A. 1D Colegrove, and many others hosted or visited relatives in and around the area, with trips to Cleveland Buffalo and Canton noted among a busy social scene.
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Isles
Warren
Mary Maloy
Alloren
Blaine Stor
Brie
Mem
Barney Iheyman
Meridith Brigham
Frigwils
Noctty
J.B
Thgersall
Wartet
Terie
Mises Addie
Georgi Wackus
Manning
Wil
A. 1D
Colegrove
Saewd
Skent
Wos Spencer
Michie Street
Tine
Aiid Abra
Weelke
Epistls
James Ritey
Guorne Knapp
Yast Word Street
Bagu
Kapp
Buffalo NY
George Hyawpp
East Hon Street
Mike Dora Parnlien
Pustalb
Ley
Cleveland
Ohio
Saeger
L Covel
Canton
Covel
Howe Kirling
Mises Mildred Shannon
Uly Bismes
Wes George Hesson
Arthur Fruita
North Enat
Clarenss Galgnon
Jussie Desmond
Gro Gustafson
Musfiedd
Friend Kaden
Youngslinen
Relat
Hlakestoe
Kane
Marion Dimne
Margaret Clikane
Retavolar
Mio Roth Young
Chaytay
Susmer School
Joli Crowles
Tmmily
Mare Crawley
West
Ais
Stroat
Mic Favero
Philadelphia chef Joseph Simonini shot and injured
Police say victim Joseph Simonini, a Philadelphia chef, is hospitalized after a serious gunshot wound. Investigators report his wife’s involvement by another chef, Mary Cochett, as a person of interest.
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Joseph Simonini
Philadelphia
Mary Cochett
Fred
Steels Lead Today In Uneven Market Trading
The Wall Street wires report a choppy session with steel shares buoyant after Daugherty's clean bill on a proposed merger. Pierce Arrow weakness and auto stock selling influenced broader trades as some firms consider reorganizing Arrow while Studebaker faced speculative price pressure amid dividend outlook. Market closed irregular with ongoing labor concerns and irregular activity across sectors.
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New York
Daugherty
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Seamen Vote Over Great Lakes Strike Looms
United Press reports nine thousand Great Lakes seamen in the International Seamen's Union may strike over wage cuts. If they walk out, more than 400 lake ships could be tied up. Members protest last year’s wage reduction and await a Chicago decision after Cleveland balloting.
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United Press
Cleveland
Great Lakes
International Seamen's Union
Hij Tlnis
Chicago
Will Attempts to Open Missouri Coal Mines
Forecasts an early attempt to reopen Missouri coal mines under troop protection by the 203d Artillery Regiment State National Guard to entrain at Macon Mo today.
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Will
Missouri
Tby
United Press
Kansas City
203D Artillery Regiment
State National Guard
Macon
Washington Merchant Files Bankruptcy Papers
United Press reports an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court this morning against Hf. D. Landay a merchant of Washington Da Creditors claims total 52375
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United Press
Pittsburgh, Nly
United States District Court
Aganst Hf. D. Landay
Washington, da
Injuries Reported In Auto Collision At Yorkton
Philadelphia reports the crash left eight injured after a collision involving an automobile and another vehicle on Yorkton streets. Miss Artell, accompanied by Geo A. Feehter, was involved. authorities say the Keating property residents were able to return home following the incident.
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Philadelphia
Yorkton
Artel
Geo A. Feehter
Keating
Concord
Robert Patterson
Japanese Scientist Jokich Takamine Dies in New York
United Press reports Dr Jokich Takamine, former head of Japan's Department of Agriculture, died in New York today after a long illness from septicemia. His wife and two sons were at his bedside. The news notes his prominence in Japanese science and government service.
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New York
United Press
Jokichi Takamine
Japanese Department of Agriculture
Takaminie
New York Stock and Market Highlights Across Major Firms
A fragmented list shows diverse stocks including General Motors, Reading, Studebaker, Southern Pacific, and Texas Oil in varied movements. Notable percentages appear for Pure Oil, 70 percent. Union Oil 20. Lincoln Motors 28. and Sear Roebuck 70. Geographic and firm references include New York Central, Pacific Oil, and Reading Company amid a wide market snapshot.
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Osdon
New York Produce Market Prices Report
A snapshot of market quotes across dairy eggs cornmeal and livestock items. Butter creamery receipts mixed. eggs receipts strong with extra firsts. cheese steady with state milk notes. live poultry steadier with broilers. grains wheat barley cornmeal steady. pork and lard prices listed for Messrs and family cuts.
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Broilers
Ly Express
Western Shipkern Aueroortery Thor Tarktys
New York
Newyork
City
Middle West
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