Divine Right and Local Travel Notes
Reconstructed fragment discusses divine right language and governance. Mentions Frank Swanson, manager of a Quality Cash store, departing for Dunkirk for a brief business visit. David Hart leaving for Kis Bunié in Horeall after visiting relatives. Mrs. George Hatherly travels to Niagara Falls Canada to visit sister Mrs. Wilkinson for a few weeks.
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Frank Swanson
Dunkirk
David Hart
Kis Bunié
Horeall
George Hatherly
Niagara Palls
Can
Wilkinson
Nominal Campaign Trails and Party Shifts Across States
Gov Alfred E Smith extends presidential bid into New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Democratic leaders plan to unite under Smith while Republicans including Hoover plan caucuses and major events in Louisville St Louis Pueblo and Palo Alto. Andrew Mellon urges Senators to back Hoover if he wins.
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Nelwasky
Palo Alto
Herhput Hoover
Angush Kassas
Chea
Louisville
St. Louis
Pueblo
Andrew Mellon
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Desert Rat Wins After Year of Litigation Over Patent
George Campbell Carson of San Francisco, dubbed a desert rat, is poised to collect about 20 million dollars after a year of litigation with copper firms over a patent used in smelting furnaces. The U S supreme court has agreed to review lower court judgments in the case.
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Oggi
George’ Campbell Carson
San Prune Sisco
Cal
U. S
Weekend Visits and Notices Among City Residents
Miss Mina Terry and guest Miss Esther Beckwith of Erie spent the weekend with the Terry family on Concord Street. Many local residents, including Mrs. Tom Tillotson, Rev. J. A. Marlin, and Miss Lillian Zalenack, are noted in visits, travel to Erie and Emporium, church services, and school duties. The list highlights short trips, family visits, teaching duties, and attendance at services, with several departures for Meadvill, Brockway, Grove City, and Pittsburgh.
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Mina ‘Terry
Esther Beckwith
Erie
Terry
Concord Street
C. B. Walker
Charles Drake
Grand Valley
Helen Sturdevant
Johnson
Tom Tillotson
Emporium
4. Smith
Tillotson
Ruth Tillotson
Ray Daskus
York
Marion Trigeuitt
Lillian Zalzneck
West Washing Street
A. Zalenack
Brockway
J. W. Gamiubell
Bele
Fejaaie TS
Austin
Erle
Pittsburgh
GS. Bensey
Jisiness
Lewis
Ailgheny College
Meadville
Spen
Nudism Barnett
Avene Campbell
Brie
Dubois Pa
Rey
G. W. Doplittle
Georges Dine
Oil City
John Gibbons
Spring Creek
Wesley Ober
Gerry Hospital
Bernard Cox Ag
HarrycIngram
P . Lynet
Elge Tay
Way
Lynch UN
Miss Grave Lynch
Eugene Fourney
Keete
Margaret Burkhardt
Val Mercyhillrst College
Hazel Werks
Louw Thurston
Warver
H. Norton Ofleveland
Airs
Wilkey
Siyoek Prk
Margaret Bety Ait Luclte Heath
Ulovekind
Ml) Berry
W. A. Heath
Robert A. Putterton
Tngienooe, NJ
Wosegh McGurthy
Lhe
W. G. Swann
Wayne Short
Cleveland
Mise
Althea Stieiner
Pilisurgh
Washington, D. C
Gerry T. Kincaid
Wy . Martin
Dorothy
Westfield
N.Y
H. ©. Wood
Ess
Simits Street
SH. Skinner
Dry
Ady Rowse
Fobert
Clymer
Hoy
Detroit
Aicir
A. B. Gabirial
Bnifajo
Asgust
Snends
Robert Powers
Owen Sound
H Mr
Ayia
Brig Qwees Visters
Acquittal in Bribery Case Involving Police Captain Cohen
In the special grand jury proceedings Mrs Kananian and Mrs Kurzman, owner of HL in the police district, were mentioned as involved as Roy Menly commanded by Capt Cohen. Last Friday Cohen was acquitted on all counts after the AG found him not guilty.
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Kananian
Kurzman i An
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