Bixler Wins Big in 28th District in Warren County
Warren county reports show Congressman elect Bixler with a large majority across multiple counties including Elk Venango Mercer and Forest. In Warren borough Pinchot leads McSparran by 699 with Bixler 1607 over Bordwell 1812. Titusville notes a quiet election with Republican ticket success. Meadville confirms Crawford County staying Republican as Pinchot leads statewide. Shreve carries Erie and Cranford areas by sizable margins. Results incomplete late tonight due to rural precinct reporting delays.
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Warren. Noy
Lly County
Warren County
Elk County
Venango County
Mercer County
Forest County
Warren
Pinchot
M Spartan
McSpar Yan
Congress
Warren Borough
Maris J Bixler
Major CE
Bordwell
Bister
Titusville
McSparran
Shreve
Crosby
Meadville
Crawford County
Gifford Pinchot
Gresmman
Thorne
Alice M. Bentley
Batt
Claude W. Williams
M. Crosby
Meadville City
Cragford
Erie
Resolutions on Death of Leonard F Knowlton in Corry Church
The Official Board of the First ME church of Corry Pennsylvania expresses condolences for Brother Leonard F Knowlton. They note his sterling qualities, wise counsel, and untiring church service, and resolve to send copies of the resolutions to his family and to place them on minutes and reports.
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Leonard P. Knoselton
The
First ME
Church of Corry
Leonard F Knowlton
Brother Knowlton
Freeman M. Redinger
Stephen E. Brooks
Alfred H. Griswold
Corry
Kephart Trial Date Set Despite Motions Ruling
Dauphin county court overruled motions to amend or quash the indictment against former State Treasurer Harmon M. Kephart. Kephart will face trial on November 4 in Harrisburg. The court gave no public opinion, noting the questions raised were carefully considered. A separate Warren report described a two-woman, one-man crash near Ludlow when a vehicle struck a fence, leaving passengers injured and the car wrecked.
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Dauphin County Court
Treasur
Harrisburg
Harmon M. Kephart
Kephart
Tiong
Clever check forger nabbed at Jamestown
Jamestown police hold a man believed to be Eugeny F. Henry of Sayre Pa on an open charge for passing a forged $20 check signed by WF Endress. Credit for capture goes to G R Abersold Clifton Beatty and Officer William J. Davey after Abersold suspected the check while selling a traveling bag at 16 East Third Street.
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Jamestown
Nov
George Kline
Ufkers
Eugeny F. Henry
Sayre
Kline
G. R. Abersold
East ‘Third Street
William JI. Davey
Clifton J. Beatty
Abersold
WF. Et Dees
Endress
Tull
Nxt
Endres
Davy
Uve
Stills Seized in Raid Two Foreigners Arrested in Brookville
Droci kwayville Nov 5 Two foreigners Tila Nardoni and John Telly face Jefferson county court charges after a raid by Police Mullaney and Constable. They allegedly entered dwellings and seized a twelve gallon still moonshine and a finished white nifile pave. Police used a truck to move evidence from the home to the look up.
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Drocikwayville
Tila Nardoni
John Telly
Jefferson County
Brookville
Chet
Mullaney
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Studebaker
McAlray
Standard Automatic Products Co
Adlymkal
Maxwell
Jordan
Jordan Motor Sales Co
Brooks Motor Company
Aadio Equipment
East South Street
Frederick St. Bell
Smithl
Ais
Mattis
Spring Creek
Paois
Bracken Ros
Overland
Robert Patterson
Tom House
Bath
West Bend Street
Wall
West Congress Street
Star
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King and South Myed
Easy Street
Jensen
Adv
Bell
West Main Street
Park Place
Geo
Patterson
Phelps
West Pleasant
East Street
Church Street
Congress Street
West's
Adgelo
Journal Ofice
Adgeld
Corry Hospital
Amily
Cady
WG Mack
Raywleigh
America
Isne
T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Lll
Aniour
JR. Watkins Co
New York
Bixler
Crawford Co
United Provo
Canary
Monnyghile
Stills
Por
Fifth Avenue
United States
Warren National Bank
Penn
Liberty and
Second Sts
Warren Pa
J. A. Lanston
Stewart LeibSsall Cader Chest
North Center Street
Flannelette
Beacon Bath
R. F. Livermore
Cooke
Sye
Kouill
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