Chautauqua swindlers arrested in Jamestown case
Sheriff phases B Brown of Chautauqua county brought Guy Loomis and Jack J Gordon from New York to Jamestown for selling stock under false pretenses. They posted bail of 2500. Loomis allegedly swindled Jamestown residents out of 000,000 in Texan Pil and Tand stock. Loomis fought a New York detective, who fired into the ceiling to regain control. Loomis faces an additional New York charge awaiting trial.
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Jamestown
B. Brown
Chautauqua Country
Maysville
Sear
New York
Guy Loomis
Jack J. Gordon
Doth
Loomis
Gordon
Jamestown Perc
Texan Pil & Tand Company
Hoaviey
Johnston
Robert Corcoran
Trown
Looms
Funeral of George Rath Held at Beaver Dam Cemetery
Memorial rites for George Rath drew a large crowd as services were led by R Wush at the family home near Union City. The procession from Irvine Rath, with Union City Company A assisting, concluded with burial in Beaver Dam Cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
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George Rath
Irvine Rath
Union City
McKean
Company A
Beaver Dam
Fragmentary The Diffarsn Note on Worth Without Others
A garbled fragment discusses differences in doing worth without others and hints at guidance from leaders. The text remains unclear about concrete persons, dates, places, or events.
France Faces Fallout From Radical Split Over Germany Policy
The article argues the French radical and conservative blocs disagree on how to pressure Germany after Poincare and Millerand clash. It notes the Ruhr episode is over and calls for a new, costed approach, warning the Dawes plan fails to secure German payment and that Millerand’s influence wanes as voters shift to a new government with greater fiscal freedom.
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Nas
Poincare
Mable
Millerland
Germany
Ruhr
Ape
Renara
Idenope
Irench
Trance
Millerand
Leon
Dawes
Asta
Evangelistic Services End Reported In Evening Meetings
The Pentecostal sermons at the church concluded with two very hopeful services. Evangalist Christo delivered a afternoon message and another in the evening urging faith and devotion. Meetings inspired many, with regular worship to continue.
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Amershly
Riven
Excess Garlic Causes Trouble in Hornell High
May 12 Hornell reports show the day stu eave suspended for rows of students involved in a fraternity initiation. They were forced to eat a large quantity of garlic and oil that caused a strong odor. Principal Tuttle ordered them home. They may return if the smell has vanished.
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Hornell
Pridayr
Dasa
Tuttle
Notich Tor Application For Pardon
Notice is hereby given that an application for pardon will be made to the Board of Pardons at Harryburg Pennsylvania on Wednesday June 16 at 10 AM by Harvey Brewer. He entered plea of guilty at No. 120 September 1923 in the Court of Quarter Sessions of Examiner County Pensytound. The sail Harvey Brewer is now serving a term not less than one year and six months and not more until six weeks later in the Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania where he has been transferred since the date of his sentence, vig September 17, 1923.
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Harryburg
Venneylvania
Harvey Brewer
Penneylvania
Jaen
Teachers Hired for Next School Year in Spartansburg
At a regular meeting, the 8.V8 board voted to hire part of the staff for the coming school year. Appointments include principal and assistant principals, with resignations noted and details on administrative changes. The gathering featured discussion of school duties, summer planning, and social refreshments.
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Spartansburg
Thre ‘Ming
Wuostfield
Ida Lowen
Assetant
Myftly Haily
Pleaanitville
Onl
Oracleas
Alethia Stowell
Gehanfelt
Myra Baker Attys
Wlakeslee
Trinh Tel
Reiting Corp
Anewnetra
Walter Preifter
Sirs
Neery Wharton
Mirae PhD Motion
Astabula
Ohig
Hick
Futler
Mre
Crawford
Chusyton
Chielan Martianid
Dugglier Moe P.M Richlands
Leysantly
Aind Sos
Carh Thommen
Pittyburgh
Din Wn
Job
Moses Ad Daughiter
Myra
Ale
Wayne Miler Ypere Sanday
Muteel Ankews
Sind Farry
Meas
Hisan
Julien Epee Suungtay
Red Oak
Callin
Ales
Walter Buxton
Grutting
St Laws
I W. Réwis
Baker
Greenville
Sara Maher
Forgery Charges Stir Abie Trade Row
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a forgery case tied to Abie and Bran ger with fees and shipments. Names Dayit Vasien and Ixt O40 appear, with vague mentions of positions, police, and legal action. The readable text is scattered and uncertain about specifics or dates.
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Fee Yur Wares
Reilly Fusn
Pesmswiit
Draseny Satuot
Poltin Biot
White
Dayit Vasien
Tittehs Pa
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Chautauqua CO
Dy. E. T. Johnston
Texan Oil] and Land Co
Notich Tor
R. E. Palmer Co. Quality Furniture Store
Oil City Trust Company
OU City, Pa
Spartansburg News
Ankor
Theos Bridie
Vrepristir
Wilmer Biviar
Davie
Woind
Willy Noxingshiet
Wilune Jae Snl
Will Tits
Batali
Titty
Tnt
Vane Titer
Seth
Ibn Essar Morhaor
Wrigley’s
Nunn
Brownell Shoe Company
N. Center ST
Carl W. Smith
Mgr. Corry
Speial
Wind
Oui Wright
Oulymn
Yorings
Hla
Ymin
Gil Mig Tie
Wright
Charles Potreety
Athe Wiley ii
Jameswwn
Alfa Bar Lam
Clive
Tillie
T Berthumette
Clint
Walter Pfuiffer
Smith
Tauber
Meadville
New Custis
Sharon
Youngston
Eiliot Tatler
Tia Lee
Sim
John St
Corry, Pd
E. Washington Street
ARS
Blood Hounds
Barnum
Grand France
Grand Operatic Orchestra
Tadiersonas
Joan i Stowe
Harry Pammer Stowe
Sady Luis
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