Fragmented Rail and Industry Names List
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple railroad companies and industries including Canadian Pacific Chicago, New York Central, Penn RR, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern. It also references Hendix Aviation, US Leather, Columbia Gas & Electric, General Electric, and others in a miscellaneous catalog of names and brands with scattered locations and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEO
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Giles Brie
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
New York Central Penna RR
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Miscellaneo
American T&t
Hendix Aviation
TS Leather A
Columbia Gas & Electricational
Wastinghouse
West Airbrake
Cuubiss-Wright
Purtiss-Woight
General Electric
Commonweald & Southern
Continental
United Corp
Standard Brands
Pittsburgh Cart
Humble Oil
Salt Creek
Indiana
South Penn Oil
New Yorkera
Arkansis Gas
Associated Gas Age
Central States Electric
Oplumbia Gas & Oil
Textile workers will be kept busy in coming winter
New York November report from the Association of Cotton Textile Merchants shows unfilled orders on October 1 total 44,689,000 yards, up 11,750,000 yards or 51.7 percent from September, indicating strong activity for the cotton textile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of
Screen Star Found In Dazed Condition
Ventura police found 60 year old screen character actor Francis in a dazed exhausted state and he was taken to hospital by Captain Myers. He was put to bed once and not examined further as hospital attendants described his condition as worn out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Gal
Ale Francis
Francis
Ute Venbira Hospital
Myers
Hoorn
Conaiti Cities
Lone Star
Busy Weekend of City and Nearby Visits
Listed are numerous travelers and visitors in Corry and nearby towns. Residents welcome relatives from Warren Erie Titusville Jamestown and Erie counties while others journey to Beaver Pittsburgh and New York City for short stays and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnita Goring
Erie
Mra
Primi Goring
Mast Church Street
Ernestine
Rosallene Dempsey
Mary McAvoy
Buftato
Mary Higging
North East
Margaret and
Burke Alexander
Warren
Corry Frends
R. G. Barnés
Girard
Ohio
Verita Ising
Ilene Haight
Geraldine Chase
Oil City
P. £. King
Prank Copper
Lena
Cutting
C. A. Mountain
George Bellows
J. Hanford Duke
Petersburg
Mich
Willams
New Haven
Cent
Arunitz
Frends
Guy B. Saxton Teflius
Immer Town
Lina J. Sdxton
Keele
Emily Pahy
Buffalo
Prank Stevens
George Mogle
Mill Village
Myron Heynvlda
East Washington Street
Brie
Avie Manga
Marie Boel
Wilbur Lindgang
Ralph Gothier
Corry
Mua
Jess Mason
Charles Howell
Mary
Falconer
John Chase
West Qurch Street
Mirs
M. J. Purcell
Jamestown
Liel
Joseph Purcell
Charles Lovejoy
A. M. McDonald
Beaver
MrDonald
Addenbrook
W. A. Steen
A. L. Miller
Mery Kathryn
D. L. Steen
Youngstown
Thelma Peterson
Meadville
Marion Street
Leo Mulderick
George Houch
Harvey Dockum
Duane Bracken
North Wast
Empty Arnink
Clysivey
T. C. Fox
Jean and
Carlyle
Olean
N. Y
Fridiay
East Eve
Kenneth McMneter
Gilbert Beatty
Dunedin Fla
Mary Powers
May Nevins
Titusville
H. A. O'Hare
East Bond Street
R. A. Ewing
Sievia
Othey
Mayburg
C. J. Silvis
Monroe
Sarah Mountain
Toronto
Can
D. Warten DeRosay
Maple Aveau
Raymoni Sandburg
Harry Powers
Erle
Margaret LaFayre
Union Gily
Ater
Mis
James A Hughes
W. L. Thirham Jett
Westfield
Dunkirk
RB. McCord
Mouth East
Mra. MeCord
C. W. Lyons
A.C. Lyons
Ais
Clon Puller
New York City
A. Bradford
Rat Shafer
New Castle
Carnegie students freed after police clash
At Carnegie, about seventeen students were discharged on police recommendation after a confrontation when officers broke up a football rally. Inspector Hoey spoke at the hearing, saying officers faced strong charges of roughness and indiscretion during dormitory searches as students protested the raid. Secretary Stimson meanwhile opened talks in Washington with Roumania in a separate crisis over trans Atlantic communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Hoey
King
Vayaga
Roumania
Washington
Stimson
trans-Atlantic
Prince Ghika
Studen
Reduction of Rail Wages Urged in Special Report
A special report presented to the Investment Bankers Association of America urged reducing railroad wages to match the cost of living decline. It called for a national fund to help railroads finance maturing obligations and suggested a national corporation to take over railroad bonds. The plan aligns with I C C earnings pool ideas and seeks emergency rate increases only if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
White Sulphur Springs
Investment Bankers Association of America
Interstate Commerce Commission
George C. Clark
Clark, Dodge and Company
New York
National Fund
Minute Men Raise Democratic Fund
United Press reports the Democratic party forms the Minute Men as a new fundraising unit for the 1902 presidential campaign. Membership is unlimited with applicants pledging to raise and donate funds, plus annual dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Democratic Party
Minute Men
Jowett Shouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sergo Eley
Frank Borzage
Vina Delas
Handsome
Bobby Jones
ST Stic
Utd
Loretta
Mary Astor Grant Withers
Logan & Bryan
Oi City
New York Stock Exchange
Lloyd M. Bracken
Soppers
American Smelters
Anaconda
X Butte Copper & Zinc
Bremnecott
Ier Frees
LD International Nickel Motors
Chrysler
Continental Motors
General Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Willys Overland
Atlantic Reining
Continental Oil
Mid Continental National Supply
Pitts United Con Prairie Pipe Line
Pure Oil
Sinclair
Soofed
Sogony Vacuum
Ohio Oil
Texas Oil
Rane
Steel American
Bethlehem Steel
Stee
Silevie
Strongman
Shanley Anderson
Taculty
Copy High School Athletic Association
Ian
Dunlop Company
The
Athletic Association
Pine Grove
Gemulery Association
Pean
Alexader and Company
Screen Star
Hak Theo P. Williams
Barlow
Thas Way
Hua
Hayao
John Mahoney
Maugiters
Rita
Patricia
Albany
Paul Phelps
West Pleasant, Street
Sidney Michael
Lloyd Magri
Allen
Alaska
Florida
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
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