Frequent Erie Visitors Turn Daily For News
A parade of residents and visitors pass through Erie today as Lillian Barnes C R Powell Doris Ladd and many more spend the day with friends. Others travel to Oil City Meadville Union City Jamestown and Clymer for visits funerals and business.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Barnes
Erie
C. R. Powell
Doris Ladd
Nog Abert Busti
Burt Crosby
B.C. Amicon
Mabel Hilburg
Columbus
Union City
H.C. Barnes
Mix
le Lynch
Glenn Klinger
Lawrence
Eva Pope
Pittsburgh
Cams
J. R. Pope
Lovelaid
Johnstown
Hiri Richards
Jamey Richards
Ruth Pope Tamner
Richard
Pope
Prankliy St
Stomach Troubles Said To Cause Nervous Disorder
An old-time advertisement claims chronic indigestion and constipation trigger St Vitus dance by poisoning the blood through foul stomach waste. It describes nervous exhaustion from stomach disorders, promotes Nerv Worth tonic, and lists local availability at J. C. Condis drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Shields
Glarkshire
W. Vi
Miwaya
J. C. Condis
Thin City
Local Briefs: Residents Move and Travel Changes
John Ornson's daughter Ida travels from Columbus to Bilver Creek for a visit with Mrs. Colvin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pields relocate from East Street to Clymer New York for a new job. Mr. and Mrs. KC Hillduga move from Concord Street to a Sherman residence. Mrs. J J Desmond spends a day in Jamestown with friends. Elizabeth M Langwar travels from Wellsville to Titusville home. George Sitchcock and family transfer to this area enroute home from Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alte
John Ornson
Ida
Columbus
Bilver Creek
Colvin
Roy Pields
Wellsville
Titusville
George Sitchcock
Arewell Creek
Jamestown
New York Stock List Mentioned Broad Range of Firms
A brief list of prominent interest in the New York stock market includes American Woolen Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Motors Pacific Oil US Steel and US Rubber among others. The roster also references Pan American Penna RR Studebaker and Union Oil alongside several rail and industrial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American T & T
Bethlehem Steel
Chicago & Gt Westen
Cosdon
General Motors Great Northern Teland Oil
Lackawanna Steel Middle States Oil
Kany & Texseesssee
New York Central
Nether Pacific
Okla Prada Ref Pacific Oil
Pan American Penna RR
Pure Oil
Republic Steel St Paul Studebaker Sinclair Oi
Southern Pacl
Transcontinental Texas Co
Union Oil
US Rubber US Steamship
US Steel
White Oi
Fragmentary Business Names From Regional Ad Snippet
A fragmented OCR read lists entities including New York Curb Allied Arkansis Gas Boston Wyoming Columbia Phonograph Pederal Glenrock Lincoln Motors JLone tour Gas Mirs Light and Heat Midwest Refining Ryan Consolidated Mountain Producers It Creeks imé Pet with a stray $0 amount and percentage figures suggesting a damaged ad or listing of firms and financial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied UN Arkansis Gas
Boston
Wyoming
Columbia Phonograph Pederal
Glenrock
Lincoln Motors
Jlone Tour Gas
Mirs Light & Heat
Midwest Refining
Ryan Consolidated
Indiana
Lenin Stricken By Acute Progressive Paralysis Says Dispatch
A United Press report from Reval says Nikolai Lenin, ruler of Russia, is suffering from acute progressive paralysis according to his physicians.
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United Press
London
Nikolai_Lenine
Russia
News Agen
Reval
May drill well deeper on Green lease Geneva street
Efforts continue this afternoon to raise 1200 dollars to insure a restriction of drilling on the Green lease. Geneva street project aims to sink the well 1000 feet deeper after abandoning operations at 2000 feet. Canvassers report liberal response as local citizens and business men donate funds to finance the extension.
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Geneva Street
Cincinnati Nurse Takes Stand in Murder Case
New York report says Olivia D. P. Stone, a Cincinnati nurse charged with murder, had the witness stand as Guy Kinkead, a former Cincinnati councilor, testified in her defense on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United Press
New York
Ohivia D. P. Stone
Guy Kinkead
Warehouse Collapse Buries Fourteen at Howling Green
A warehouse of the American Tobacco Company collapsed in Howling Green today killing fourteen workers. Three men died on the scene including Edward Le Benrrick, the manager. Seven others were seriously injured as rescuers worked through noon to reach two more believed trapped in the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Howling Green
American Tobacco Company
Edward le Benrrick
Tobacco Company
Hendrick
Mackey enters GOP governor race in Pennsylvania
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that Harry A. Mackey of Philadelphia, chair of the State Workmen's Compensation Board, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He spoke at a luncheon with other state Republicans and declared, I have decided to be a candidate for governor.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry A. Mackey
Philadelphia
State Workmen's Compensation Board
Mackey
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Earl Love
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Mary Young
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Mnoon
Jack Shaffer
Mayvitle
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Kane
Ernest Thurwood
Frankein Street
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P. RR
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Buffalo
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L. W. Lammers
H. L. Laimpers
Frank Lawson
George ‘Tibbets
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Albert Vandershinai
ST. Vitus
J. A. Lanston
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Logan & Bryaz
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Fecal
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Conk
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Boardere
Third Avenue
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Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
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Knepp’s
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Warren Savings Bank. & Trust Company
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