Local residents embark on business and family visits
Mrs Adrian Kitleberger visited Brocton for a business engagement. Mrs BoM Putnant left for Waterford to spend time with her daughter Mrs Parker and Emily. E E Tross set out for a multi day business trip in Cleveland Ohio. Miss Mildred Haight returned home to Youngsville after visiting Mr and Mrs RR Haight. Miss Theresa McGurn from Buffalo arrived to visit, staying with Mrs J D Flanigan. Mrs M Finger departed for Katie after visiting Mrs Notte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Kitleberger
Brocton
Bom. Putnant
Waterford
Parker
Emily
E. E. Tross
Cleveland
Ohio
Mildred Haight
RR. Haight
Youngsville
Theresa McGurn
Buffalo
City
EMI
J.D. Flanigan
Washington Street
M. Finger
Katie
J.J Ressler
Martin Ressler
Knoxville
Tenn
C. W. Kiser
Wilkinsburg
Wright Streets
Paul Raynor
Pittsburgh
Erie
Charles E. (Perlins
Franklin Htreet
Jamestown
S. Franklin
Warren
Columbus
J. M. Rosy
Center Ville
Stanley Menton
Garr
Blanche Rhines
Oil City
Ashville N.Y
Emma Buller
Duff
Fuller
Whoga Falls
Nis R/S
Cars
Elgin
Eve
Nellie Ray
Misa Emma Linscott Teft
San Antonio
Texas
Herbert Linscots
Jane Metray
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Gretzler
Rochester
Paul Gretzier
Henry 1Gretzler
West Columbuy
Thomas Tayior
Personal Mention Highlights Local Social Visits and Departures
A stream of residents and visitors are noted in a city social column. Minnie Wale Spear and Alma E. Wates plan a California trip, visiting Spear’s son Arthur in Bathory. Katherine Madgin of Dunkirk arrives for several days at the St Clair home. Various others travel to Kane, Jamestown, Warren, and Texas, with relatives and friends in Erie, Pittsburgh, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wale
Spear
Migs
Alma E. Wates
Chautauqua
California
JP. Rite
Kane
Lillie
Williamsport
Pas
Hal Johnson
Infield
Kans
Edith Seeley
Larned
Tatter
G. L Mather
West Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Walsh May Get McAdoo Support for Nomination
Washington Sept 20 Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana is to be hosted by Democratic leaders to test his appeal to the prohibition wing as McAdoo supporters push his name for the nomination against Gov. Al Smith. Walsh would campaign on anti monopoly and farm reform, reflecting the dry Democrats’ priorities. Other names linked include Robinson Reed Hall Do-nah-hey and Barclay while Catholic Walsh aims to quiet religious tensions within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Watch
Montana
Liam McAdoo
Walch
Dome
Walsh
McAdge
John W. Davis
Congress
Dhe
al Smith
New York
Ike Smith
Smith
McAde
Reed
Deimberat
Missouri
A! Wwet
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Newton Bakery
Victor Donahey
Gf Qhibs
Cordell Hall
Tennessee
Evans Woolen
Lidiani
Barclay
Vare Strength At Stake In Philadelphia Mayor Race
Philadelphia voters went to the polls in a high stakes municipal race. Mayor candidate Mackey backed by the Vare organization faces Moore and Fox in a contest seen as shaping party power beyond the city, with ballots to be sent to Washington amid a nationwide anti corruption push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Taurips
Municpal
LZH
Ain A. Mackey
City Prearmrer
Vare Organization I
Mackey
John Monaghan
Ity
J. Hamproe Moore
Tle
Une Moore
Offic
Moore
Charles Edwin Pox
Nominaton
Monaghan
Tayo
Aes
Stong Court Aa
Moore and
Fox
Vare
Silingil
Washington
Reed Committee
Close of Markets Poppers and Auto Stocks News
A jumble of ticker-like names appears, listing diverse companies across mining, autos, railroads, and steel. Mentions include Anaconda, Kennecott, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Pan Am, Canadian Pacific, Chicago and North Western, and others, reflecting a market close roundup with varied performance indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Bitte
Mooner & Chile Copper
Kennecott ‘International
Nick
Chrysler
General Motors
Continental oMtors
Willys Overland
Studebaker Whlte
Reining
Murland
Pan America
Silly
Sinciairhell Union
Sooshy SO
Califoot
Drarucontinuli Wits Axe Brso
Ecnaceedepurves
Canadian Pacific
I Thicago
Gt Western
Chicago & Noytiwestern
American Locotonsess and Industrial Advertising Mix
Fragmented OCR text lists companies and items including American Woolen Continental Can WS Leather and Westinghouse. Mentions products such as radio airbrake curb mountain producing and various regional brands. The passage reads as a damaged catalog or ad compilation with scattered corporate names and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Polumbia Gas
Westinghouse
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REX Theatre
Norma Shearer
Broadway
Principa
Fusessor, Tke Corporation
Harry Langdon
Hace GrEtny, JR
Chiely
Ton Chaney
Pathe News
Fashion Park Clothes
Shade
Madoo
Stronal
Paul R. Mallon
PHILA
Grand Theatre
Norman Kerry
Claire Windsor
Neethern
Central - Missouri Pacific
Utisiis Central - Norther
Pavilie - Penna RR
Reading
St Paul Sitter Pass
Seaboard
Wabash
American Locotonsess
Republic
Teres
Bethlehem Stech
D. Viene & TS
TD & T
Dix
York Curb Mountain
Indiana
United Licht
South Penn Oil
Pittsburgh Corp
Varakansas Gag J
Lone Star
Psi