Death tale of Harry Randolph linked to 1916 Afflerbach case
The York Daily Times-News accounts James H. Randolph known as Harry dead, details scant. Report notes his capture in Michigan while fleeing law officers, gunfire ensued with Officer R. Fosse killed, Randolph tied to the Afflerbach murder of April 19, 1906, and his criminal record described.
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J. H. Afflerbach
Winnett
Afflerbach
Randolph
York Daily Times-News
James H. Rando
Harry
Warden Fenton
Miller Adolph
Mich
Peptines
R. Fosse
Daugherty
York
Affferbach
Unclear Fragment Seeks Clarification on Election Choice
An unreadable clipping fragment hints at a voter choice or endorsement matter. The legible portion mentions a church or byrd related phrase and a potential selection but lacks sufficient context or names to define a complete news item.
The Wiennie Roast At Shaw Ranch Aids School District 45
A large crowd attended the Wiennie Roast at Tom Shaw’s ranch last Sunday night to benefit School District No. 45. About 75 to 100 people, including many children, enjoyed the event with ice cream cake and music after roasting sausages on sticks over bonfires. The fundraiser netted 36.5 dollars for the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
For Sale A 2 Percent Horse Power Buffalo Pitts Steam
A tiny classified item notes a Buffalo Pitts steam engine with two percent horsepower offered for sale. The fragment provides limited details on price or location, but signals a technical antique engine listing.
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Buffalo-Pitts Steam
Harding's Newspaper Creed Excerpt Emphasizes Truthful Reporting
From Marion Ohio Dispatch the piece shares Senator Harding's newsroom rules for daily papers. Be truthful and accurate, avoid mistakes, report facts not opinions, treat all parties fairly, boost not knock, and keep language clean. The creed aims at a paper fit for any home and free from indecency.
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Harding
Creed
Marion, Ohio
Dispatch
Roosevelt Pays Tribute in Centralia Armistice Day Address
President Roosevelt spoke in Centralia Washington on Armistice Day praising the American Legion for its spirit and stating the government would stamp out forces seeking to destroy it. He offered little on politics and emphasized unity and national defense.
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Roosevelt
Centralia
Wash
Dent
Kansas Wheat Crop Second Largest Yield
Kansas state agriculture board reports the wheat crop at 147 million bushels, the second largest in history, and corn production at 127.9 million bushels, the largest in five years. The figures follow a Aug. 14 canvass and were announced Aug. 20.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Child Cured of Bowel Trouble Reported
A brief mention notes Floyd Osborn Notary Public of Durganoon Virginia reports a child cured of a bowel trouble after a quick AR cohen drama. Details are sparse and the text is fragmentary.
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Floyd Osborn
Notary Blic
Durganoon
Mr. Osborn
AR Cohen
Smeal
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Undertaker
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Hedges Real Estate Co
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Yster
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Byrd
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Cerry
Oe Teigen
Mont
Brite Hospital
West Pine St
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Ommamma
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Bank Electric Building
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