Personal Notices From Wolcott Meamond Visitors
A jumble of names and brief mentions shows residents like Wolcott Meamond, William Pearge of Iron City, and Dh McCord of North Enatyn visiting towns and staying with relatives and friends. Dr Menwak, Lona Torpey, Maw Braite Roots, and others are noted in short arrivals or day trips with family and professional activities. The item ends with a political digression about the Democratic stance and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pearge
Iron City
Suydy
Dh McCord
North Enatyn
Dr. Menwak
Mies
Torpey
Ol Oly
Mra
P.O. Wood
Ettle Ackerman
Spartane Wire
Wilkin Penton
Tintin City
Fred Bacon
Charles Megara
Warren Mirror
ITWO KILLED IN MARYLAND R R WRECK
Two people killed in a Maryland railroad wreck near Cumberland on October 12 when a work train collided with a hollowed freight car en route to Hagerstown. Conductor and one work trainman died. a second workman injured. A mix up in orders contributed to the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
R. R
Cumberland
Wxtern
Opdera
Big Welcome For Wilson
President Wilson arrived in Vidinaapolly to a rousing Hoosier reception amid a large throng of voters at the station. A guard of honor and local band greeted him before he went to the Claypool Hotel for luncheon and a rest prior to a trek continuing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White
Ie Hughes
Uhe
Amililit Volky
Claypool
East Main Street Near Depot Open Day and Night
A storefront on East Main Street near the depot announces continuous hours for customers. The sign invites shoppers to visit day and night, highlighting convenience and accessibility for local residents.
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East Main Street
Depot
Red Sox Clinch Fourth Game Against Dodgers in 1916 World Series
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 2 to claim a 3-1 lead in the 1916 World Series. Jim Johnston hit a triple in the first inning, Larry Gardner homered, and Boston piled up ten hits as Rube Marquard struggled for Brooklyn. Nap Rucker relieved for a brief ovation, but the Dodgers could not rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Det
Boston Red Sox
Juncahout
Ley
Vicory
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Brookelyn
Hisnight Monager Corrigan
Dutch Looiaid
Dodgers
Bhooty Ware
Jimny Johnatin
Myory’ Ingle
Merkin
Wheat
Hoe
Hooper
Jonqrin
Walker
Rube
Hohiltzell
Lewis
Hobby
Contin
Larry Gardner
Lewin
Larry
Pfoffer
Marquand
Foueh
Larry Cheney
Hurdens
O'Mara
Nap Rucker
Red Sox
Robinson
Getz
Ricker
Myers
Olson
Tyevings
Dall
Feld
Olkon
Cutshaw
Felilinye
Incomplete Baseball Scorenotes Mention Errors and Shares
Fragmentary report lists players Moride Cheney Wheat Johnston and others with errors. Mentions total receipts of 72,849 and distributed shares among clubs players and the national commission, but many names and figures are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moride
Cheney
Wheat An
Johnston
Necret
Boston
Brooklyn
Yeonard
Carrigan
Marquard
Rucker
Myers
Offlelay Stiendagos
National Commission
Daily Market Reports Grain and Livestock Prices Slaveland Oct
Grain and livestock prices listed from Slaveland in October include wheat at 1.0014 cash, corn 90MG cash, barley hay prices, cattle shipping at 10.00, hogs at 0.80, and lambs noted. Several items show mixed bids across regions like Toledo and Yonkers with numerous small figures and commodity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atinvesote
Toledo
Adriatic Leaves With Munitions For Liverpool
By United Press New York Oct. 19 as hundreds of harbor whistles greet the Adriatic the White Star liner sails for Liverpool with forty first class passengers 106 second class and about four hundred steerage plus a rich cargo of munitions British warships off Sandy Hook expected to convoy the liner to Liverpool amid submarine danger Local notes mention Mr and Mrs L Bliss motor trip to Detroit and Cleveland James King Bearbake visiting city and W A Cleveland heading to Warren for his P R posting
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United Press
New York
Ebrla
Adriatic
Liverpool
Geramin
Adriatia Teft
Mr. L. He Bliss
Detroit
Cleveland
James King
W. A. Cleveland
Warren
P. R
Mrs W H Moore Dies at Carter Hill Home
Mrs W H Moore aged 78 died at noon today at the home of her daughter on Carter Hill. Survived by a second daughter Mrs Mott Raymond and a son William Moore of Pendleton Oregon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Also noted aviator Domenioz preparing to fly a Bl erfold monoplane at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Moore
Carter Hill Domenioz
FORD
W. H. Moore
Mred Pitt
Carter Hill
Howe
Moore
Meg
Pitt
Mott Raymnd
Joeth Hast
William Moore
Pendelton
Oregon
Mary A. Placa
Film City
Dramatic Car Escape Ends Safe at Police Station
Dementoz shouted he had atone to the little car and slammed the throttle, careening down Center Street at high speed. Beers and Sloan clung on as the vehicle skidded into the driving park turn, then lurched toward the curb, finally stopping near the police station. Darling afterward declared that there would be no repeat of the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Demenjcz
Mair
Dell Darling
Billy Beers
Doc Slofin
Domenios
Ford
Fair Association
Dementoz
Center Street
Beers
Sloan
Fox Sehied
Darling
We Are Showing Toys in Our Basement
An advertisement for in basement toy display inviting parents to entertain children at home with new up to date toys and games. The message emphasizes a children’s hour vibe between dusk and bedtime and promotes toys and games for home use.
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Wolcott Meamond
Mei To- Hay
Triendy
Jr. Young
Johnwoubure
Buffalo
Raxon
Alice Huntey
Igutline Reed
Myx
Munley Parker
Mos
Byron Viking
Charlevais
Moh
Hom
United Prom
Vidinaapolly
Namonal Bank
Corry
U. 8
Desmond
Pray
G. H. Barlow
Cashion Iwmn
Pontlethwait
Vico Prea
H. W. Parker
Asst
Cashier
Arlington Restaurant
THE
Daily Market Reports
Battal
Pittsby
Oot Scotte
Hogie—Vorkvers
Shey
Moshony
Shichester
Murmond
Rela
Felco
Corry Fair
Poultry Dept
Boseck
Erie
Rotary Club of
Boston National Grand Opera Co
Max Robinelt
Puecal
Ballet Russe
James M. Dickey
Masonic Temple
Park Opera House
Paver
Harlem
Hillcrest Nursery
A. W. Warren
Corry, Pa
Tinker
Ives
Atantiedy
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