Swindler McCullough Faces Civil Sale of Farm Share
Mrs Melvinag Falmer, of Brittain, was swindled out of 1500 by George McCullough and Jewis Indicted. Talbot secured McCulloughs farm share in Turcarmwas county via attachment. The farm appraised at 1200 may be sold if guilt is proven. McCullough, about 28, married shortly before arrest.
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George McCullough
Melvinag Falmer
Hitcrest
Tuscamwas County
Melvind Fulmer
Brittain
Fettel
Cleveland
Geo. McCullough
Franklin
Jewis
Mra. Foliier
McCullough
George
Carroll County
Pusenrawas
George Ls
Holt
Turcaranes
Talbot
Common Pleas Court
Tuscarmnas County
Hoe
Japan Spoiling for a Fight Says English Captain
Captain F. Smith, arriving on the Tos Maru from Japan, says war between Japan and Kuwait is imminent over Russian rule in Minehka. He asserts Japan is eager to strike and Britain would be drawn in to aid the Atikado's army, potentially involving Europe. Russians continue Manchurian railroad work with about 16,000 coolies employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
F. Smith
Dapin
Tat Country
Kuwait
Minehika
Sinfil
Enghind
Atikado
Europe
Manchurian
Russia
Congressional district map dispute in Ohio House debate
In Columbus on March 13 the Ohio Congressional district map looms over a makeshift committee room used by Republican House members. The night’s actions saw motions to keep districts unchanged and debates over placing Erie County in a Republican district. A key vote aimed to adjust districts only in the Third and Twelfth, but foundered, leaving the redistricting issue unsettled after five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Reis
Holladay
Horton
WANTED A Bell Wether in a Baltimore Show
In Baltimore on March 18 Jenham manager Fawcett of Chane's theatre added live sheep to the As You Like It company. A rehearsal with the shepherd's crook failed as sheep panicked on stage, jumping into the orchestra and disrupting performers. Fawcett seeks a capable sheep loader to lead the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jenham
Fawcett
Chane's Theatre
Joel Stock Company
Atkinson
Phoebe
Shepherd’s Crook
Mary
Manngar Fawcett
She Likes to Box Clarence Hawking in Poller Court
Clarence Hawking faced charges after a Wednesday morning incident in Poller Court involving Lulu Lawkine. The accuser claimed he attacked her as she slept. Hawking said he defended himself and that boxing is his habit. Witnesses described boxing gloves used recently. Hawking, 24, and his wife, 22, were present at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hawking
Poller Court
Thuradig
Wauiting
Lulu Lawkine
Tiely Wome
North Howard
Che
Hawkklun
New York Board of Transportation Approves Exposition Funding
At a March meeting the New York Board of Transportation discussed allocating funds for state representation at a national exposition. A proposed commission would promote New York's interests and coordinate participation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Labor Strike Movements Highlight City Conference
Amid secrecy, labor leaders and Hawley prepare for a general meeting of business interests as Waster faces pressure. Rostan’s strike grows, with 21,000 workers counted and hundreds more ready to join. Secretary Bailey held talks, while non union and union drivers clash over routing as some firms resume deliveries to protect contracts. Coal supplies improve with night-time movements exploiting empty streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foston
Manel
Labor Teaders
Hawley
Whlel
Waster
Rostan
Bailey
Nothie
Hasteyn
Bring ‘Transportation Company
Dofne
Atera
Durie
Hodis
Unclear OCR Notes on Local Incident
Fragmentary item describes a morning event with references to a citizen, a clock, and health matters. Details are garbled, with names and places indistinct, but suggests a report of a person found dead at a specified time and a subsequent disruption to work or health conditions.
Technicality delays Patro l wage suit over police pay
Edward J Russell weighs a legal route to claim back pay for patrol operators now styled policemen. The dispute centers on whether an ordinance setting police salaries at 40 a month was legally altered when commissioners raised operator wages to 14 month. Proceedings threaten a broader reclassification and potential back pay for others if the suit succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biel
Com
Orditaner
Pollee
Hummelt
Council For
Burleson Resolution Seeks Info on Hiram W Thomas Request
Washington March 13. The House Foreign Affairs Committee ordered the Burleson resolution reported. It asks the Secretary of State to inform the House why he declined Rev Hiram W Thomas or any acting agent from obtaining passports or permission from the British government for Thomas and his wife to land in South Africa and visit concentration camps to distribute relief funds. Secretary Hay’s letter to the chairman explains the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Texas
Secretary of State
Hiram W. Thomas
House
House of Representa
Hiram W. Thoms
Dr. Thomas
South Africa
British War Office
United States
Hay
Hitr
English Army Purchases Montana Horses for South Africa
British agent J A Conway buys a large band of Wilmars in Alliance Montana for shipment to Clan then New Orleans and on to South Africa. British express satisfaction with Montana cayuse gait amid rough terrain. Alliance Mayor O C Walker reports arbitration inquiry between Morgan Engineering Co and union machinists. over 200 men inspected, case to State Board for potential amicable adjustment.
Narrow escape after buggy collision on North Howard Street
Mrs Reward Ly Hieber and Mrs Frank P Mack narrowly escaped serious injury when a buggy collided with a Dickson Tranter Co cab on North Howard Street. Hieber’s horse bolted, she was knocked to the pavement and attended by Parks ambulance. She suffered cuts and bruises but was not seriously hurt. Mack fell on an iron post but was found practically uninjured after wreckage was cleared.
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Reward Ly Hieber
Frank P. Mack
North Howard St
Hieber
Dickson ‘Tranter Co
Parks
North Howard At
Mack
Paintors Strike Grows as Nonunion Men Arrive in Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports a intensifying painters strike amid influx of non union labor from other areas with over 100 men arriving yesterday and more en route. The Washington allotment arrived during the night and was met by stokers pickets at B and C station. several men were beaten before police dispersed the crowd. President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and General President Hahtwein of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorative and Paperhangers are expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Yeaterday
Washington, D. C
Ramuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Genera
Hahtwein
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decoratory and Paperbangers
Chilean Boundary Talks Open Despite No Accord Reached
Chile signals willingness to continue discussions with Argentina on the boundary dispute. A formal proposal is to be made, and Chile states it will consider the matter without ruling out options.
Boers Claim Methuen Released After Capture
London report says War Secretary Broderick announced in Parliament that General Methuen, captured and wounded by General Delaney on March 19, had been released and was to reach Klerksdorp in southwest Transvaal today. Condition is reported favorable. no exchange for Kommandant Kritsinger. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Friday.
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London
Mrr
Broderick
House of Commons
Methuen
Delaney
Klerksdorp
Tywnkvaal
Kritsinger
Timothy M. Mealy
Trish
Winid
Air
Ewan
Webster Camp Lane to add 180 workers by July 1
Webster Camp Lane Co plans to bring 180 additional machinists and skilled workers to Ely by July 1. Most will relocate with their families, boosting population and fueling home construction as new plant operations begin. Several machinists recently left Morgantown Plant after a strike, and more are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster, Camp & Lane Co
Ely
Imen
Webster, Camp & Lane
Ontaire
Morgat Engineering Co
Allinnen
Morgen
PUNKIN ROLLERS AT BAR BANQUET COURT TILT
Lawyers at a banquet called on Col H C Sanford to explain a verdict in a case of slander against Hayes Jackson. The Colonel criticised the judge for being swayed by small cliques while noting that juries often decide under unpredictable pressure. The jury awarded $4,500 to the plaintiff, sparking barroom debate on fairness and court process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Sanford
Tines
Jackson
Col. Sanford
Young German Survives After Jumping From Train
A 25 year old German man named Willen Sprecht jumped from a freight train near Miller Ave as it derailed on a track causing a collision. He was hurled and struck by steam but walked away uninjured into Lonkinson and Sons' grocery. His exact name could not be confirmed.
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Ay & C
Miller Ave. Crase
Loninson & Sons
Miller Ave
Eests
Willen Sprecht
Candy Man Flavor Thrives As Confection Popularity Grows
Akron vendors report rising candy sales with about 1,000 pounds weekly, spiking on Sundays. Home made and affordable treats attract working girls and budget shoppers, while packaged chocolates from 80 cents to several dollars per pound drive street sales. The Pierodonu maple puff paste and chocolate angles headline the popular items.
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Melvina Falmer
Japan
House Republicans
New York Way
St. Louis
Boston
Urban
Murel
Harrivon
Tounies
Citieen
Werk
Edward J. Russell
Thomas
Alliance’ Strike
Uncle Sam
Board of Arbitration
Bugsy
Chili
Santiago de Chil
Hut Ua
Lord Methuen
Alliance Strikers
Punkin Rollers
Summit County
Wm. Specht
Cindy Mai
Akron
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