Out-of-town guests gather for a local reception
A list of visitors from multiple towns attended a gathering hosted by Mrs. RID. Relatives including Mrs. 1hew Murrae and Haleister and Mrs Alice Richard spent a short time in the city with their Tinland guest, while others traveled from Els, Woodlawn, and nearby areas to enjoy the event and return to their work in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Younes
Praitices Windred
Rather Hoven
Denyer
Cole AU
Kathalee Kellerire
Miss Vip
Hi Letany
Ruvhieiys
Guorge Hod
Charlestown
Glaghe
Tor Ethel
Minne
N Jones
Ella Hayuhlets
Sis Minnie Callteh
Strand
Roy Hulds
Mist Mannie Tershame
Noyidiv Schreck
West
Red Hous
Sy Ty Ant
Maghiatal
Resmivat Holt
Frank Tobrsoy
Geogion
Personal Notices From The City Visitors And Relatives
Miss Florence Tar departs for Erie with advance notes of visits and motor trips. Locals mention Mp. GL Mason and Mr. Vi E Seth driving to Erie for a week, Miss Frances Bewite staying overnight, and many relatives visiting from Newcastle, Pittsburgh, and Erie. Several locals and friends are noted in longer lists of visits, farewells, and upcoming departures around East South Street and nearby neighborhoods in what seems to be a bustling social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tar
Erie
Mason
Vi E. Sethman
Enyl
Tatter
Maran
Pittsburgh
Mralil
Soéfemat
Altin
Inpurium
Vrances Bewite
Youngsville
Masry Mune
Newcastle
Martha Munsoe
Lavern Grainy
Kranhlin
Tugh Peterson
Sir
Mee
Ee Turptnlana Hauntiter
Raith
Springfield
Tleety
Mie
Pituebibuas West Church Street
Mos Vlora Bates
Afiés
Ity
Teldine
Sestth Street
Stoner
Huiie
Weatfield Noy
Jahr
Santon
Willian Lewis
New York City
E. Shobp
Woods
Walter
Peptinaill
Kane
James Bracken
New Yark City
AO Lids Yuen Iting
Katherine Stevens
Anly
Derening Tor Rome
Harwo
Percy Corbin
Columbus
Grant Perfit
Roger
George Louth
Sam
Helen Vogt
Edward Becker
Rochester
N. YY
Ruth Becker
Incomplete OCR: Adents in Reducing Most of the stre-tons
Fragmentary text notes attempts at reduction and renovations. Mentions wane in certain sectors and references to firms or campaigns, but content is garbled and names or dates are unreadable.
More Dealings of Klansmen in Indiana Exposed
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis summarizes a copyrighted Indianapolis Times report alleging an offer of ten thousand dollars and immunity to appoint a Marion county prosecutor under Ku Klux Klan control. The plot targeted Governor James P. McCray with Collie Coffin and associates discussed. McCray supposedly refused to cooperate to avoid public office. The Times traced connections to county prosecutor War P Ryans and McCray’s son-in-law, and noted mention of Geo Woffin and Governor Jackson. The piece portrays a pivotal moment in Indiana political history and McCray's downfall weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Hallberg
United Press Stalf
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Ku Klux Klan
Waren T McCray
Indianapolis Times
McGray
Fign
The
Times
Berthe Iost
Atlanta
Red MetCray
Intondiana
War P. Ryans
Maréa County
Geo Woffin
Gos
Emackson
Sala
Wis
Jackson
Coffin
Suuney
McCray Pill
Bomb Outrage in Revere Mining Town
A blast in Revere near Morgantown area injures two of five in a merchant family. The explosion rocks a store and home, shattering windows across miles, with a threatening debt letter tied to the case. Authorities report a dynamite pad caused the destruction in a rural Pennsylvania mining town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Revere
Faete County
Uniontown
Morgantown
John Tins
Market closures list of firms and railroads named
A dense list of company names and railroad lines appears, detailing various markets and closures. Major entities include General Motors, Studebaker, Sinclair, Shell, Union, Skelly, Atlantic Refining, Pan American, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Reading, Seaboard, and Westinghouse among others. The fragment suggests a catalog of market figures or stock references with varied percentages and regional references such as Overland, Millsland, and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining
Millsland
Middle States
Pan American
Simms
Sinclair
Shell Union Skelly
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Marceline Day
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
Esther Ralston ND
Chattsn
Einar Hanson
Pnthe News
Esther Ralstone
Raymond
Hollywood
Usmens Aay
Winchester
Ailar
Appapyilis
Maripiny
Nethar Palin Vrodeyile Lifer
Donald Aten
New York
Vite
Pius Sunitass
Leoghes
Taylor
Joseph
Eajure Howell
Vic Toone
W. L
Buffalo
Naga
Towria
Myrtle Nichols
Bo Gi. Dawkins
Doris Smith
Jim Warren
Virgil Smmittie
Andrew John Aid Dughter
Marjorie
Clara Lester
Mt Jeweut
Nelly Witertury
Gemrs
Ernest Alpers
Findley
Leake
Fran Walkerwig
Umory City
Everett Pringle
Indiana
Marion
McCray
Grand Theatre
William Fox
David Belasco
George Sidney Marion Nixon
Gareth Hughes
Doris Lloyd
Pry
Shary Corgl
Alfred E. Green
Four Flushers
Fox News
Errr Drana
Ze Boulevard
Lew Cody
Renee Adoree
United
Marvelling Maniocuring Toger
Ruth Hill
Bob
Conners
Chile
Mitte
Kennecott
Thoysler 2
General Motors
Overland
Studebaker
REO
Chicago
Gene Phitags
Northwestern
Ene
Great Northern
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Ilingis Central Norther Pacific
Penna RR
Republican Steel Bethlehem Stee
T&t
America
Columbia Gas & Blec
Westinghouse Ee
Curtis Aero
New Yorke
Saltree
United Light & Power
South Penn Oil Soca
Gary Lane Star
Arkansas Gas
Borns North
Cewren
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