Remorse Over Theft Leads Former Express Employee to Surrender
The Philadelphia inquiry reports John Morris, 28, former Adams Express employee of East Aurora New York, surrendered after six months of worry. Morris admitted theft of $480 and surrendered to authorities in Philadelphia following an embezzlement case that had exonerated him earlier. He was jailed pending extradition to Buffalo. The incident involved a larger robbery of $42 000 with $14 000 cash and $20 000 in vouchers.
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Oil City Express
P.R. Ry
Fale
Philadelphia
Morris
OM City
Bhat Aurora Noy
John Wi Morrlay
East Aurora
Adams Expresa Go
Nto
Hl City
Adama
City Hall
Bumuto
Inmo
Sorest Corn Removed Without Any Pain
A vintage ad promotes Putnam’s Panlose Corn Extractor promising quick painless relief and permanent removal of stubborn corns. It claims the 25 cent bottle works on any corn and is sold by druggists and Thos. Dowdy.
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Putnam
Dowdy
Rabbit Hunter Dispatches Wildcat Sighting in Pa Farm
Duncannon Pennsylvania December 6 A rabbit hunter Mugen Hetrick reported tiring out a wildcat on Light Sor farm. The animal weighed about fourteen pounds with a body length near three inches.
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Duncannon
Mugen Hetrick
Ring In Ice Cream Leads to Reward in Philadelphia
Philadelphia residents reward a cream dealer after diverting a diamond ring found in a plate of tea cream. The ring was later returned by Lilli Emans of Emans, Pa, who received monetary recognition for the find.
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Emans
Lillie Trump
Philadelphia
Kane to start up big glass plant deal
Kane plans to reopen the Kane glass plant via a proposed purchase led by Vic Kane. The Win dow logs Co operation and local Board of Trade consider financing 15 000 dollars for three years at four percent, with a 5 000 dollar donor if the board raises the rest. A banking partner offered to fund if the board arranges security.
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Kane
Beat
Vic Kane
Window Logs Company
Ikely
Businops New
Kane Company
Kinny Machiines
Board of Trade
Rude
Wil- Nomsport
Jamestown Autos Destroyed By Fire At 37 Hamilton Street
A fire at 37 Hamilton street in Jamestown destroyed two autos and a barge with accessories. FH Rummer, who runs an auto livery, reported he and his wife returned home before midnight and placed the car in the garage before a 3 o clock emergency call. Fire companies arrived as flames consumed the building.
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Jamestown
Hamilton Street
Ecirsa
FH. Rummer
Rummer
Coal Institute Opens as 200 Leaders Attend in Charleston
Nearly 200 coal industry leaders meet at the semi annual Went Virginia Coal Mining Institute in Charleston. Gov Henry D Hatfield is expected to speak on state mining policy and labor issues. Topics include Temperance workmen compensation and progressive reform in the oil industry. R A Colter and George F Parker of New York address public sentiment as the conference covers workmen's compensation and coal pricing.
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Unites Vresay
Charleston
W. Va
Doo. K
Went
Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Temperance
Henry D. Hatfield
Lee Ott
Public Service Commission
R.A. Colter
George F. Parker
New York
Confection Day Sold Here Guarantees Pure Quality
Local vendor proclaims conformity with the Pure Food Act and asserts product purity and quality. Company emphasizes low price and unwavering standards for what it calls a superior confection offering.
Warren Inmate Returns After Escape From Warren Hospital
Harry Wabstun described as an incurable patient escaped from the hospital farm on Friday and returned Saturday afternoon of his own accord after spending a night in Kinzu. Police and nearby towns were alerted during the search, and Wabstun recounted his rugged journey by freight car before deciding to return to the institution. He claimed to have ridden to Kinzu and then slept in a car before resuming his walk back toward the hospital. He said a passerby supplied food after he threatened violence for relief.
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Warren
Harry Wabstun
ConeWango
Kinzus
Vox
Webster
Lil
M Kean County Bans Gambling Auction at Kane Theater
Kane Pa December ban on prize drawings ends the Turkey giveaway at Temple Theatre. Judge Bouton opposes prize via lucky door check and orders Constable Dilly to stop the drawing. Manager Brown informs patrons the plan cannot proceed, leaving audience disappointed.
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Kane
Bouton
Manager Brown
Temple Thatre
Turkey
Dilly
Brown
Want Vivisection Prohibited at International Meeting
Washington Del speakers at the International Anti Vivisection and Animal Protection Society convention denounced vivisection as a blot on 20th century civilization. Prosecutions by anti vivisection leaders and planned federal legislation to ban vivisection and tighten game laws were announced during the three day gathering.
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Unttell Press
Washington, del
Lie Opening
Eselons
International
National Bank of Corry Records and Officers
Corry Pennsylvania bank ledger notes the National Bank of Corry with Henry Keppel as president and C fH Andrews as cashier. Dan Depew as assistant cashier and directors including Laurie L and W Olds. General banking services offered with interest on time deposits and drafts on foreign countries.
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Henry Keppel
C. Fh. Andrews
Dan Depew
H. Andrews Wrank Laurie L
W. Olds
H. Heath Elmer B
Kincaid Gerry T. Kineala
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Wilou Kay
Bryan
Lwallanow
Santo Domingo
Nuuhville
Petre
Moberg
Saxton
Ondon
Tarpon
St. Vitus
Andrew
McKelvey
Ofice
Park Place
M. A. Cameron
Camerom
W. H. Duffy & Co
S. Center St
J. S. Rogers
N. Center St
C. J. Wood
New York State
Florida
Paver
Kinzua
M'Kean CO
International Society
Corry, PA
Sata
Teddy Bears
KID Body
Everett’s Racket Store
House of Bargains
North Center St
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