Internal liquor raid dispute ends with goods restored
Judge Jackson voids seizure in Rouleau case over Sero appointment as officer. Arguments focused on writing signature by state board official and lack of board secretary copy. Following rulings by multiple departments, criminal action against Sero and Byrne proceeds with testimony allowed if evidence not trespass tainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Sero
R. J. Byrne
State Board of Examiners
Anti-Saloon League
Lawyer Firms Represent Defendant in Bond Appearance
Walker and Walker serve as counsel for the defendant in the recent bond appearance, supporting the case and legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Walker
Widow pension rolls fall by 59 in year
The widows' pension rolls dropped from 275 to 216 this year, a decrease of 59 cases. Causes include marriage and leaving town, children aging out, requests by applicants, failure to qualify affidavits, and deaths. The pension bureau paid out $39,507.75 over 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Driscoll
Pension Bureau
Dismissals and continuances mark Justice O'Neill docket
Several cases on the Justice O Neill calendar were disposed by dismissal or continuance. Angela Cantlon Florence Jackson and Grace Beauchamp arrested at a moonshine party on Dewey Street faced dismissal. Others had hearings continued a week or two. W I King liquor case dismissed. Louis Beatty and wife liquor case continued two weeks. Philip Srednovich two week continuance after incident. Andy Paulos Guy Garlitz gambling and N T Ortega drug offense dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice O'Neill
District Court
Angela Cantlon
Florence Jackson
Grace Beauchamp
Dewey Street
Charles Jackson
Williard Beauchamp
Walter Greig
W. I. King
Louis Beatty
M. de Dyker
Philip Srednovich
Andy Paulos
Guy Garlitz
N. T. Ortega
Sullivan's Appointees Take Positions In County Office
Frank Sullivan the elected county auditor has named his brother Edward Sullivan as chief deputy and Miss C M Stafford as clerk and stenographer. Stafford previously worked in the county clerk's office under Sam Anderson. The piece notes the father of Richard Wagner served as a clerk in Leipsic police courts and mentions ancient mosaic decorations used in the Roman Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Frank Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
C. M. Stafford
Miss Stafford
Sam Anderson
Richard Wagner
Leipsic
Demolition of Finlen Hotel Begins With Fixture Removal
The first fixtures from the Finlen hotel are removed in preparation for teardown. Doors to the current hotel may close within 10 days, with full demolition work to start mid January for a new $750,000 hotel on the same site. A. Broadland won the general construction bid at $265,378, and plumbing and heating work went to Charles D. McAboy for $52,604.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlen Hotel
Vlans
A. Broadland
Missoula
Masonic Temple
Broadland
Arnold Electric Company Bid Awarded at Directors Meeting
Work was granted the Arnold Electric company with a bid of 9448 dollars. Each contractor must post a guarantee bond equal to half the contract price. The contracts were awarded at a directors meeting held yesterday morning at the Finlen hotel. Board members include James T Finleny, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Electric Company
Finlen Hotel
James T. Finleny
Local Company Directors Named in Corporate Listing
The record lists officers and directors including M. S. Weiss as vice president and manager, J. Bruce Kremer as vice president, J. A. Woodward as treasurer, Jack Cohen as secretary, with Louis Dreibelbis and Charles J. Kelly also named in the board lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Weiss
J. Bruce Kremer
J. A. Woodward
Jack Cohen
Louis Dreibelbis
Charles J. Kelly
The First Christmas Cantata at First Baptist Church
Ira Bishop Wilson’s The First Christmas will be repeated at 7:30 Sunday evening at First Baptist Church Broadway and Montana Street. Directed by S A Worcester the performance includes chorus and orchestra and presents four parts with solos, duets, and ensembles.
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Ira Bishop Wilson
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana Street
S. A. Worcester
The
Baptist Church
Bethlehem
Keel Laid for British Battleship at Birkenhead Yard
The keel of the new battleship ordered by the British government under the Washington treaty was laid today in Birkenhead with no ceremony. The shipyard event marks progress on the naval project amid postwar arms control efforts.
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Birkenhead
England
Courthouse Notes Highlight Probate and Divorces in County
Probate petition filed for Patrice Levique who died in Spokane. Lillie Freeman sues Hen nessy company for 30000 damages. Gertrude Kennedy seeks contempt ruling over alimony. Joel Rickman divorced Leona for incompatibility. Lulu M. Orton sues on two notes and mortgages totaling about 4400 with foreclosure requests.
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Patrice Levique
Spokane
Lillie Freeman
Hennessy Company
Gertrude Kennedy
William
Joel Rickman
Leona
Lulu M. Orton
District Court
John M
Minnie Schaffer
H. 8
Minnie M. Dicus
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised For Croup and Cough Relief
Peter Landis of Meyersdale Pennsylvania credits Foley's Honey and Tar for relieving a severe croupy cough in his grandchild. The product, printed as having no opiates, is described as helping chest and throat irritations and has withstood the test of time serving three generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Landis
Meyersdale
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller Cw
Portland Financier Fred S. Morris Dies After 30 Years
Fred S. Morris, financier in Portland for three decades, died in a city hospital. He formerly led Morris Brothers Inc, a local bond house, and built two railroad lines. He held railroad interests in the Host. His brother James Morris is a banker in Philadelphia. Butter used by the ancients was in an oily state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Associated Press
Ore
Fred S. Morris
Morris Brothers, Inc
James Morris
Philadelphia
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Bridgeport
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Port Chester
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