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Letter: James was earlier Bob Barnes writes: I doubt that Jesse James dog fell out of an automobile. The robbery of Bank of Columbia was in 1872. The first autos made were made in 1893. --BobComments re photo 86201 History question on the Public Square This story was posted on 2019-12-14 06:28:27
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