Auto thief trio captured after interstate spree ends in Jamestown arrest
A gang of three Italian descended thieves eluded early police after driving to Bradford Jamestown and Salamanca, stealing vehicles and licenses. Neighbors heard their arrival and a collision near a railroad, followed by pursuit and capture in Jamestown. Detectives recovered license plates gowns and haberdashery, with Moreno found carrying a Colt automatic. All three are jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Cabinder
Mina
Redfield
Strethport
Bradford
Jamestown
Town
Alice Station
Moreno
Liere
Lcense
New York
Kightlinger
Alison
Jamestown Felice
Kigallinger
Salamanca
Itellan
Greanvilie
Cadet
Allison
Italy
Elmira
Jareacks
Little Valley
York State
Justice of the Peace
A. W. Colegrove
James
Inia
Editorial: And For This They Died
A searing editorial denounces Republican leaders led by Harding for distorting wartime motives. It argues soldiers died for liberty and justice, not “balderdash,” condemning claims that World War I served only technical rights. It cites Lincoln era ideals and criticizes Penrose, Barnes, Lodge, and Brandegee, urging pride in the party’s past and shame at current tactics.
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Balderdhsh
Harding
United States
Senate
Wheeling
Charles Waliot
Mancritus
Harvard University
Abraham Lincoln
Penrose
Barnes
Lodge
Brandegee
Schoice
Old Guard
Theodore Roosevelt
France
America
Senator Harding
Belgium
Wilson
Mothers of
Cox the Progressive: Cox’s Progressive credentials vs Harding
From the Springfield Republican the article argues that key progressive figures including Ickes Colby Hale Parker Lindsay Heney and Rublee align with Democrats this year, asserting Cox as the superior progressive candidate. It cautions that Harding would not advance progressive causes and highlights Ohio reforms under Cox as evidence of progressive leadership.
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Cox
Springfield
Roosevelt
Ickes
Bainbridge Colby
Matthew Hale
John M. Parker
Ben Lindsay
Francis J. Heney
George Rublee
Harding
Ohio
Reac
Bradford Man Held On Highway Robbery and Murder Charge
Bradford man Raymond Wilson aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs J M Wilson of 26 Pike Street is held by police in Stratford Connecticut on a highway robbery and murderous assault charge against a taxi driver and his chauffeur. After a tea hours search Wilson was captured and jailed. A revolver loaded with shells was found on him and he admitted shooting the driver and robbing him of his money.
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Bradford
Raymond
Wilson
J. M. Wilson
No. 26
Pike Street
Stratford
Conn
Bint
Tie T
Tradford Sur-Record
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