Warren County Evening Edition Fragment
Fragments from a Warren County Evening Edition include a garbled dateline with addresses and names. The readable portion lists THE TIMES PUBLISHING CO and several individuals such as Walker and T. B. Clawcom, with scattered references to advertising representatives and a New York address at 10 East 18th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humes Balding
Pannsylvania Avenue
the Times Publishing CO
INC
Walker
W.reseell
T. B. Clawcom
Treas
Lindearith
Poreige
East 18Th St
New York
CRY
Market Buoyancy Amid War Strikes and Texas Primaries
The piece notes rail strike fallout and strong steel and wool markets, with rail shares easing but overall business buoyant. It highlights June and August earnings gains, labor and material shortages, and robust monetary conditions. Texas primaries show Culberson’s Wilsonite victory signaling broad support for the administration, while health officials impose school openings delays to curb infantile paralysis, stressing temporary disruption for long term safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Boston
All River
New York
Texas
Wilson
Charles A. Culberson
United States
O. B. Calquitt
Mexico
Colyette
Culberson
Viewpoint quotes on national politics and candidates
The passage cites editorials from multiple papers criticizing candidate choices and party strategies. It notes debates over Teddy Roosevelt versus Hughes, arbitration rights, and regional reaction to nominations, predicting public opinion shifts by November and suggesting tensions among party leaders in Maine California and elsewhere.
Aviation Flights with Patriotic Feature Program The War
A wartime feature highlights aviation flights as part of patriotic efforts. The program showcases pilots and crews, ralllies public support, and connects air operations to national morale during the conflict.
Fragments From a Busy Small-Town Era
A long, tangled transcription mixes barbershop chatter, courtroom chatter, and social notes. It recalls Elbert Hubbard, a Shenandoah theater crowd, a lecture poster, and a barber’s shaving scene with faded humor and local color. The piece reads like an oral memory with scattered names, places, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Elbert Hechard
Galion
Mr Biowney
Michael KeBy
Pee
Roth
Uve
East Aurora
Autiard
Junge Exuubara
Hubbard
Smaul Teen
Dove
Sad Hubbard
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Newepeprae
Warren County
Hunday
Bistea
Warren
Alaska
Cube
Burt Rice
Paxama Canaleee
Hawaiian
Philippine Islands
Ta Borsign Tounteien
Canada
International Postal Union
Haterdid al Warren
Penna
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Ukase
Dixon
Philadelphia
Heart Commissioner
Pennsylvania
Fenston
Washington Herald
Teddy
Hughra
Savannah News
Cincinnati Times-Star
Chicago Herald
Vance McCormick
Hughes
T. R
Washington Star
Maine
Johnson
California
Wilcox
World
Rinietrien
Ste Gouelp
Gould Armen
Lily Dale
Dhether
Fe Vasioar
Darwin
Williniod
Axe Duke
Mireare
Wenry Buxe
Varkersburg
Sislat
Gaester Dutke Soeterday
Shieon
Preston Duke
Maaue
Derry Wheeling
Barebach
Dia “Yen
Interden
Henry W. Ropers
Henry
Sour Bose
Axe
Rally Heart
Mensionais
NMC Treat MeadeMie
Green Street Remaiaunds
Ana Mi
Stythers
Oxy
Pat
Stoneham
Perch Tawkien
Gaite EE
Pstmea Pei
Elasele
Cinery
Corre
Elbert Ubnand
Bandai
Carey
Iumiers
D.D.D
Cnet
Byornrea
Byorsea
Daesy- Bend
Daesy- Bend Dr An Senersy
Lon Walnee Street
Place
Owspapi
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