City social notes and market highlights from the era
Personal visits and guests fill the city scene with Mrs. D. Taylor of Boston arriving, Mrs. Dewey hosting, and drives to Chautauqua Lake. Travel notices, family moves to Mayville, Jamestown trips, and obituary reflections mix with a list of stock quotes and market closes for copper, oil, and railroad shares.
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Arthniy Campbell
D. Taylor
Boston
Mass
Lt. Dewey
North Center Street
Dewey
Chautauqua Lake
Tolin Amather
Ete
Buohes
L. M. Johnson
Jersey City
W. G. Young
Frank Burkhart
Francis Young
Batavia
N.Y
Harry W Parker
Cinenmt
Mill Vilage
Hidwards
Ming Hazel Conley
Berenice Gillette
East Smith Street
Chicago
Pall McCray
Richard Miler
West Broderick Street
Alice Pettingill Tet
Jamestown Wiis
Falls Hamilton
Laverne Hamilton
Tleanor Hamilton
Rideway
Nlaw
Zimmerman
A. Sorenson
Helen
Janet
Risa Unis
Walter Carter
N. B. Barron
Margaret
Max Lef
Mayville
Barron
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Francis J. Williams
Spring Creek
Warren Hospital
Carl Robert
Wiliams
Florence Gibbons
Tey
Lake, N
Journal
Logan & Bryéa
Olt City Coppers American Smelters
Anaconda Ene Butte Copper
Zine Chile Copper
Kennicott Figsts International Nickel Motors
Democratic Leaders Discuss Southern Militant Campaign
A Democratic advisory committee member Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi urges a militant campaign in the south to counter Republican efforts. He says the party aims to unify presidential and congressional efforts and win in the south, with southern headquarters to coordinate eastern and western campaign activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harrison
Unites Press
New York
South
Herbert Hoover
Mssissippia
Cmamittee
Harrison
Democra iv
Harrizon
Smillfn
Congress
Smith
Millard
Maryland
Hareni
Moses
New Hampshire
Saving And Freedom Through Saving Plans
The text argues that saving brings real happiness by enabling independence and freedom to act. It emphasizes starting a savings account with a plan and notes that one dollar suffices to begin. It frames saving as the path to comfort and personal privileges.
Political turnover figures cited by advisory committee member
Former Representative Jouett Shouse of Kansas relayed reports from Western state leaders on Mis Sair and regional voting prospects. The Smith column shows a 50 30 chance in Colorado with better Oklahoma Arizona Kansas prospects than in 1916. A Post arrived in the city from Erie to visit W B Glark.
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Democratic Advisory Committee
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Mis Sair
Oklahoma
Arizona
Smith
Bility
New Mexico
Colorado
Wilson
A. Post
City
Erie
W. B. Glark
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REX Theatre
Iy" Gee
Beautiful Colony Theatre
Broadway
B.C
Colleen Moore
Alleen
Calvin Smith
City Line
West Smith Street
Louleville Times
DeLeo
Lois Reesink
North Clymer
Harriet Brakeman
Union City
C. J. Aymong
Lloyd Merdinis
Ghirysler
General Motors
Continental Motors Yrises
LIM
Packard
TY Studebaker
Willys
Atlantic Refining
H&o
Saite
Canadian Pacific
Gt Western
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Wnt
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Porina
Paul i Jagersseyss
Stree American Locomatt
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
TS Steel
Wade
Atle Soodrich
Porto Rico
Spee Columbia Ats & Mlertric
Westinghouse
South Penn Oipe
the Arkansas Gas
Lone Star
Gates
Men's Athletic Union
North Center
Sr, J
Mores
Voorhees
Winfield
Wm. J. van Vleet
Grand Theatre
Warner Bros
Monte Blue
Betty Bronson
William Russell
Georgie Stone
Pinecteo
Lloyd Bacon
Harvey Gates
Tom Santschi
Oil Cuy Trust
Conan Oil City, Be
Cretories
Ers
J. A. Lanston