Hughes Today Speaks at Jamestown
Republican presidential candidate Charles Hughes planned a stop in Jamestown expecting a 4:00 arrival. He would address the crowd from a car barn and depart at 2:80 to continue his county tour, with stops listed in Hornell Andover Wallaville Friendship Olean Salamanca and Randolph.
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Samastown
Charles Hughes
Washington
Terson
Hughes
Twmestown
Julius Lincoln
Hvehon and
Walrbanks Club
Cal
Frank W. Stevens
Stevens
Public Service
Second
Hornell
Svening Anad
Mong
Andover
Wallaville
Friendship
Olean
Salamanca
Randolph
Florida Bandit Is Shot Down on Island Chase
A bank robbery gang led by Leland Rice who robbed the State Bank of Homestead Pin and fled through the Everglades by road and boat was reported to have a member killed on Chakolonleo Ieinnd by Mello Wixenis and three companions near Chokolosies Inland. The posse manhunt followed, and the robbers reportedly took about $6000 from the bank while three posse members were killed.
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Port
Myer
Fin
Leland Rice
State Bank of
Homestead Pin
Mello Wixeiis
Rico
Chokolosies
Homestead Bank
Typing Course Ad Offers Remingtons and Madras Pairs
An old classified style notice promotes typing instruction. It lists typewriter brands Remingtons and Amith Pre Madras with prices of 11 and 12 respectively. The ad mentions a Home during program and references instruction by Dan Dak Beupire Type Foundry and Buttels Now.
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Yoondon
Dak Beupire Type Foundry
Buttels
WEEK'S NEWS NOTES FROM COLUMBUS
Notes from Columbus recount a busy week with church preaching by Rev Galbright next Sunday and a funeral for Lewis G Baker attended by Mrs Eldred Mrs Yates U S Rogers from Warren and others. Local social events include Ladies Aid meetings, visits, house moves, and a Surprise party with refreshment. Community members travel between Jamestown Warren and Corry and recent home purchases and visits are noted.
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Columbus
Galbrowth
Gventhi
Helen Eldred
Jennie’ Yates
U.S. Rogers
Warren
David Rowe
Mra
BH Dewsy
Corry
Lewis G. Baker
Ming Julin Hyung
Bear
Varneta Gordon
Force
Clayton Chirler
Wha Ailen
Widred
Spring Creek
B. A. West
Sartansburg
Ladies Aid
Thursty
John Durston
Tony Smith
Mabel Gifford Mooney
Chicago
Atteno
Youngatown
F.poltey
Erie
Hinckley
Ohrn
Widrig
Local Notes Highlight Movements and Visits
Concord area brief items show Messia, Meral and Wallace Hammond resuming studies at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Mrs. Sarah Pier returns from a visit, while Mrs. DeBtte Hall and Mr. George Hall are mentioned with various visits and moving plans. A large Ridge delegation heads to Guys Mills to bid farewell to Rev Garnett as he takes a new charge, with social gatherings noted at several homes this week.
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Concord
Messia
Mer— ‘al
Wallace Hammond
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Sarah Pier
DeBtte Hall
Guy Williams
Spring Creek
Minerva Coon
Oma
Grant Gates
George Hall
Sammy
Dette Hell
Sarah’ Pier
Hornby
Ephriam Blakeslea
William Coon
James Farrell
Mesura Chayles
Samuel Stultz
Mark Stultz
Stoneboro Fair
Guy Gates
Dane
Glenn Gates
Faure Smith
Norris Brown
Ridge
Rev. Garnett
Guys Mills
Invention Permits Use of Kerosene
Six weeks of Ford trials on a kerosene driven engine in Warren center on a carburetor designed to run on kerosene after an initial gasoline start. The inventor, Al Gotu ot Glade, claims a 3 to 5 mile per gallon gain with kerosene. Lyons and Capitan AG back the project as patents are sought. twice-fueled tanks and a two-pipe feed setup are described. A planned company may manufacture the carburetor once proven.
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Warren
Bept
Ford
Capitan AG
Lyons
Conenango
al Gotu Ot Glade
Clatma
Calpain Lyons
Ian Lyons
W. F. Messner
Cornplanter Refining Company
Ho VY
Hazeltine
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Mr. Howard
Frank Gordon
Honor Palmies
Mire
Wr. Crowsy Hay
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Lotteville
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Charles “Simpson
A. H. Capwall
Wm. Lamiona
Oscar Smedverg
A. L. Milea
Mac Oiney
L. B. Feel
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Henry Keppel
D. H. Andrews
Frank Laurie
D.a.depew
Bell
Gregant
Ocnel
Bernstein Brothers
Clothers and Filmlakers
West Main Street
Stanley
Optometriat Brown Blig- Center Aireot
Ceang Plaza City
W. A. Steen Trective
Arren
Agnes Mahaffy
Piano Warren Conservatory
E. Gharch
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NU Bone Corset Company
Cory
Saxton & Noblitt
Nickel Plate Road
Uteh
Ariens
Oregon
Waulingtoe
Califorais
Oil City
Crust Company
Tan
R. F. Livermore
Just
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Washington Sto