Notable Detours of Local Visitors From Republican Convention
Personal mentions detail residents and visitors returning home after attending the Cleveland Republican convention. Names include Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Antes, Ed Barlow of Los Angeles, Mrs. Orcutt and daughter Janet, Mrs. Cora A. Buckley, Mrs. Mae Carmcke, Russell Byle, William Meissner, Delbert Larkin, Mabel Berry, Robert Nichols, Harold Shannon, Clemma Butler, Frank Butters, Mrs. Parkhurst, Melissa Hurlbut, Dempsey family, J. Dempsey funeral attendees, and many others visiting or staying in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Antes
Ed Barlow
Los Angeles
Calif
Cleveland
George N. Orcutt
Orcutt
Janet
Mr. Orcutt Wiil
EC. Barnes
Iya Keplar
State College
Cora A. Buckley
Margaret Rounds
Wrightsville
Mae Carmcke
Pittsburgh
Grand Rebekah Lodge
Russell Byle
New Wilmington
William Meissner
Delbert Larkin
New York City
C. M. Couch
East Smith Street
Mabel Berry
Buffalo
M. J. Berry
Robert Nichols
Harold Shannon
Grand Lodge
Shannon
Corry
Clemma Bulters
University of Pittsburgh
Prank Bulters
Frank Butters
D. J. Dempsey
St.Thomas Church
W. B. Snow
Titusville
D. 0. Dougherty
George Roof
Mary Bell
Dover
Colo
Sarah McMillan
Franklin Street
EM. Lowe
Marjorie Daugherty
Warren
City
G. Brooks
Spring Street
Barton Smith
Barton, Jr
Neil
W. B. Miller
Olenapalis
Golden-Lax and San-Cura Ointment Ad Claim Relief
An old newspaper ad promotes GOLDEN-LAX TABLETS as a toric laxative to ease constipation and piles, and SAN-CURA OINTMENT to cool and soothe itch and soreness. It urges purchase at all drug stores and promises rapid relief and natural healing.
Conductor Dies After Warning Two Repair Workers
James P. McCann aged 47 from Sharpsville was crushed to death at Farrell plant while signaling a train to come ahead and sprinting along the tracks to warn two repairmen in danger. He served as a conductor on the railroad train at Carnegie-Ilinals Steel Corporation plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Farrell
James P. McCann
Sharps Ville
McCann
Carnegie-Iminals Steel Corporation
W C U Denounces Failure of Repeal Campaign Opens
Tulsa June 12 The Women's Christian Temperance Union launched its 1936 37 campaign denouncing the murder of repeal efforts and naming Mrs. Mary Asmer of Atlanta as director of evangelism to attack the issue of drunken driving described as red handed murder on American highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Hne Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Asmer
Atlanta
W. CT. U
Hunt student sought in beating of girl
Washington police and tri state officers hunted June 12 for an 18 year old high school student named David Brondage linked to the brutal beating of 24 year old Tawhelle Anna Walters in suburban Laboratory State. Walters lay unconscious with a skull fracture and serious injuries while reporters noted she was resting comfortably at Washington hospital and remains in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Washington
Tri-State
Anna Walters
David Brondage
Miss Walters
Tari
Washington Hospital
Dluou
Regina garage uses exhaust to kill rats in building
In Regina Saskatchewan garage workers attach a car exhaust tube to an engine and run the motor to release fumes. They claim the carbon monoxide will kill rats within an hour. No injuries or enforcement actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina, Sask
Market Gossip on Landon Nominations and Wall Street Bets
Market gossip from New York June 12 notes strong display for Governor Alf Landon on first ballot and a planned but muted buying rush. Bets fluctuate on Roosevelt, party money, and Democratic versus Republican probabilities. Forecasts cover New York state outcomes, banked funds, and a related betting pool on Joe Louis vs Schmeling with large sums cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Stocka
Alf Landon
Sig
Robert Sree & Co
Roosevelt
New York State
Baldwin & Co
Firet
Joe Louis
Sehmeling
P. A. Andrews
Johns Manville Corporation
Loudon
Wall Street
James M. Lewis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Telephone
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Eoard
Commission
LAL
Te Commission
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Rex
Richard DIX
Margart Callahan
Erik Rhodes Owens Davis, Jr
RKO Radio
Wendy Barrie
J. Stuart
Wi W. Myers
Corry High
Otisa
Betty Roach
North East
State Gallery
ORN
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Protectio
B.rues Company, Inc
DuBois, Pa
Dominic Dempsey
Pittsburg
James MacInnes
Jack
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ni Reich
Youngstown
Youngstown Law School
David
Clase Mises Stella
Mililood Price
Robert Arthur
Gladys Price
Miss Price
Lake Simio
Jackson Point
Ont
Fern Raymond
Lawrence P. Hammon
Cams
F. M. Raymond
Eva Allen
Oscar Allen
Erie
A. FL Wagner
Mascachusetts Bby
Harriet Brakerman
Union City
Lloyd Meekinte
Kay Bell
Alice Ranch
Wiie
C. E. Shoop
Warren Ris
Ford Tudor
Nash
Plymouth
Clarence
Wallace
Keister
Lax
DeWitts
Lady Esther
Woodburys Face
Shay
Hamburg
Zephyr
Sumimey
Ein St
American Gant
American Smelters
American T&t
Cece Atlantic Refining
Iburt Vows
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation Curtiss Wiient Columbia
Geo
Chrystet Seas Continental Gan
General Eberle
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Sis Packard
Penna RR
Cai Agad
Secung
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaleroo
Uss Steed
Texas Co
United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown S & My
Aykansas Gas
Asia Supply
Bi - Asia Gas & Cities Service
McCond Rad 2
Lone Star Gas
West Pub Serv
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