District meeting attendees and weekend travel notes
Personal mentions list many residents traveling to Cambridge Springs Sharon and Erie for meetings visits and weekends. Names include Mrs George Mulderici Misses Mary Ressler Blanche Loveland Har wet Myers Tnez Fitch Mire Mil dred Denton Betty Lundquist Richard Peebles and Mrs S Peebles. Several others plan weekend stays with relatives and friends in Sharon Buffalo Meadville and Youngstown as well as visits to Pittsburgh and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulderici
Mary Ressler
Blanche Loveland
Harwet Myers
Tnez Fitch
Mire
Mildred Denton
Cambridge Springs
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Betty Lundquist
Richard Peebles
Sharon
Richard
S. Peebles
Jay Avery
Jay Koford
Buffalo
Ther
San Cura Ointment and Soap Sentiments From Readers
Readers from across the country praise San Cura Ointment and Soap, promising cures for skin ailments and blood poisoning scares. Letters urge worldwide availability, noting ounces, prices, and requests for free samples from Thompson Medical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Opray
R. D
Kent
Wash
D. B. Sinclair
North Lena Street
Dathan
Ala
Jas. W. Geiger
D. Sty N
Washington, D. C
Thompson Medical Company
Titusvilla
End of Anthracite Miners Strike Seen
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on November 11 the end of the miners strike in Luzerne and Lackawanna fields appears near as Washington reports insurgent union members will be restored to their positions, ending a week of hampered operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitederes
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne and Lackawanna
Washington
Boy Admits Killing Hunting Companion
In Indiana County, a 16 year old boy named Mike Ell of Dixonville confessed to accidentally shooting his hunting partner Florio Kluchorsky, 17, near Elko. He fled the scene in fright and awaits a coroner's inquest. District Attorney William M. Ruddick announced the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William M. Ruddick
Indiana County
Mike Ell
Dixonville
Florio Kluchorsky
Elko
Oil City Youth Shot While Hunting
In Oil City Pa on November 11 1933 William Biery 17 a Oil City High School student was wounded in the right leg while hunting with his stepfather G C McLaughlin. A misfired gun discharged after slipping from the youth’s grip and struck a rock. Biery was taken to Oil City Hospital. In Johnstown Pa Clarence Hamm 58 Jennerstown was hospitalized after a hunting incident where a gun butt caused severe leg injuries requiring amputation after blood transfusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Unites
Jess
Oil City
Venango
William Biery
Biery
G.c. Micbaughlin
McLaughlin
Oi City Hospital
Hunter
Johnstown
Clarence
Hamm
Jennerstown
Hamin
Fragmented note outlines voting eligibility limits
The text lists citizenship as a voting requirement and hints at disqualifications. It mentions months and various groups but contains many garbled terms. The readable parts reference voting in all states, with supposed qualifications and disqualifications affecting who may vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michizam
Montane
Mexico
Ace Flyer Convicted Bert Hall Sentenced in Shanghai
Bert Hall, known as a former commander in Chinese forces, was convicted in Shanghai for defrauding Ho 1 of $10,000. He received a prison term of two and a half years. The case centers on an attempted fraud connected to a Chinese removal operation and involves international intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hall
China
Chang Hui-Chang
Shanghai
Appeal for Embargo on Farm Produce Denied
United Press reports that midwestern governors refused any state embargo on farm products as the national farm strike neared week four marked by violence and sabotage. Governors Clyd Herring Floyd Disoh and Minnesotts South Tgakota's Tom Berry voiced opposition to embargo, while five governors urged Roosevelt to back federal price fixing and currency reform to ease the farm crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Des Moines
Clyd Herring
Floyd Disoh
Minnesotts
South Tgakota
Tom Berry
Roosevelt
Coal production in state falls in October figures
Harrisburg reports October coal output declined from September for both anthracite and bituminous sectors. Fatalities rose in both industries. 29 miners died in anthracite October, up from 20 in September, and 20 in bituminous October, up from 17 in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Young Army Officer Freed on Bail in Alabama Case
Federal Judge H J McMillan ordered Lieut John H Murrel released on $5000 bond pending trial on charges of attacking Blanche Balls of Birmingham. The hearing followed last weeks US commissioner review. Armistice Day observances in Paris marked by soldiers boots and gunfire echoing the war’s memory as Europe reflects on six years since the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
San Antonio
Tex
H. J. McMillan
John H Miurrel
West Point
Unitea Press
Europe
Dustin Casler Wedding By Cutting Wednesday
Miss Violet M. Casler daughter of Fred Gasler of North Bass Pa. married Cat Dus Corty in Cutting on Wednesday evening by Justice Lucas C. Gleason. Attended by Mr and Mrs Hanolu Fish and Mr and Mrs Dusta. They will reside at North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emu
Strike of Philadelph ia waterfront stevedores looms
On November 11, Philadelphia faced a threatened general waterfront strike as longshoremen pressed demands for pay raises. More than 1,500 walked out with fears the action could spread to 7,800 workers in the district and involve a nearby longshoremen’s association shown as sympathetic. Motorcycle police and 500 others patrolled the waterfront to avert violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Onion
Associa Sion
Government moves to end three day Chicago market deadlock
Chicago authorities began purchases at prices demanded by commission men resolving a three day stall in trading. The action aimed to restore activity on the Chicago market and stabilize prices as officials intervene to break the impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Commission
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Foreign Exchange Fluctuations
The New York stock market moved forward slowly in a day of mixed professional trading as foreign exchange confusion persisted. The dollar weakened sharply at times while Pound Sterling and other currencies recovered most of prior gains, closing with a firmer tone for several issues including American Can American Locomotive and American Smelters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
ULI American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & To
Wis
Atlantic
Chain of Industrial Stocks From Historical Market Page
A list of fluctuating stock prices and company names appears, featuring names such as Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, Chrysler, General Electric, Union Carbide, Woolworth, Westinghouse, Studebaker, Texas Company, and Cities Service. The tabulation includes percentage changes, with multiple entries and odd formatting typical of an old market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benuix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
S&o
Chrysler Continental
Colmbia
Curtiss-Wright Erie
General Electric General Molovd
Internation Nickel
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Tony Joy
Youngstown
Sidney Patocki
Charles Kromas
Erie
Merle Lawson
C. A. Stennett
Butler
Panny van Marten
Blooming Valley
Harry
Richard Powers
Pittsburgh
Duquesne- Pitt
van Kosmosky
Rita Weber
Mercy Hospital
Helen Fardges
Meadville
Austin
Joseph Young
Brie
Barbara
Jean Taber
Union City
Clara Lobr
Cleveland
Julia Glade
Lef
Wil
New York City
C. Lawson
Dan Roschie
Ellabette
Ethel Bertram Fof Wesleyville
Lillian Zalaneck
OM City
A. Zalaneck
West Washington Street
Ani Crawford
Spring Cheek
Marjorie McElroy
A. M. Gabriel
Prani DeLury
E.E. Guignon
Ace Flyer
Dustin-Casler
Phila
Laurel and Hardy
Warner Bros
Jimmy Cagney
James Cagney
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Honetmogh
Shanifat
Pressola
Ennecottal
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Studebaker
Texas
United Aircraft
United Carp
Westinghouse Electic
Woolworth
Vesteeray Sortmi
N.Y
Ark Nat Gas
Assoc Gas & Te
Lime State Gas
Weston Pos
Stox
Hootstown
Stanley
Briggs House
Elm Stree
Sean
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