Auto Crash Case Heard by Jury in Superior Court
John Ricz administrator of Jennie’s estate sues Steve Dominico over a fatal Hancock avenue truck crash. Judge John F Heeler and a Hancock county jury heard the case all day yesterday and it resumes Tuesday. Driver Joseph Sports was at the wheel when the June 33 1620 death occurred.
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John F. Heeler
Superior Court
Ricz
Dominico
Joseph Sports
Hancock Avenue
Death by Cow Kicks Out Car Tail Lights in Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh a man named Jed Holman faced a charge of driving without a rear light burning after a claimed incident with a cow purchased to ride in a truck. He told the magistrate that after buying the animal he raped it to the back of a truck, and the cow kicked out the tail light. A ten dollar fine was added by the magistrate.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Stington
Pennsylvania
Jed Holman
Tagomar
B. L. Succop
Watches Respond To Wearer Mood And Pearls Echo Feelings
The piece discusses watches stopping during emotional turmoil and pearls reflecting the wearer’s health and mood. It notes opals fading with wearer emotion and stones like catseyes and moonstones responding to intelligence. A negligence claim by Rick is denied by Dominico with damages sought at 10,000 dollars.
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Ricz
Dominico
New Picture of Actress Whom Millionaire Sues
Mrs Peggy Hopkins Joyce features in a new photo amid a court fight with her third millionaire husband who seeks an annulment. The image was taken during a Moridz winter visit.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Pegsy Hopkins Joyce
Moridz
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Palm Beach
Milford Beaches Prepares for Summer Crowds
Milford beaches bustle as warlamen and concessionaires work to ready stalls for the season. Police chief Maher notes permits for attractions with games of chance will be required and licenses issued only after proper filing. the new rules will limit certain games while not hindering overall resort life.
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Milford
Welnut
Myrtles
Tine
James M. Maher
Grout Named Receiver for Auto Wrecking Company
Jonathan Grout is appointed point of receiver for New England Auto Wrecking Co by open court under Nathan Hoberts. Shareholders include Dora Twevinning and Levin, company capital $16,000 with 100 shares. only 20 issued. Hearing for confirmation set April 26.
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Jonathan Grout
New England Auto Wrecking Company
Nathan Hoberts
Tohgris
Aclon
Dora Twevinning
Levin
Tiearing
Read's Advocates Buying Highest Quality Goods
A Read's theory argues that buying the best quality goods yields long term economy. Cheaper garments save little if they wear out quickly, making careful women favor superior materials and workmanship for lasting value.
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Read’s
A New and Stunning Strapped Pump at Maio Floor
A New and Stunning Strapped Pump showcases aprons that cover dresses stylishly. Featuring gingham bungalows, plaid and check belted models priced from 2.25 to 4.00, percale options from 1.75 to 2.19, and Polly Prims in blue and pink checks from 1.00 to 1.00, plus the Avalon gray suede shoe with rounded toe and Cuban leather heels on Maio floor.
New Knit Capes and Fashion Stockings On Sale
A department display highlights long reach knit capes extending to skirt hems, Angora tuxedo collars, and thread silks in gray shades to harmonize with shoes. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.50 for full fashioned lisles and stockings, with fringe colors and corded girdles offered on center aisle. Also advertised are Tom Thumb Educator Crackers at 45 cents per pound for kids, plus various fashion items on sale Main floor.
New Chintz Chinaware Brings War Era Style To Market
Enthusiasts will adore the English porcelain pieces covered with pink roses and cream interiors edged in gold. A Biscuit Jar sells for 7.50, hexagon plates for 24 a dozen, and a Nippon Tea Set of 17 pieces with Greek Key border goes for 28.00. Other items include salad bowls, marmalade jars, and various vases, showcasing intricate designs and fine craftsmanship.
Winter Garment Storage With Tarin Paper and Cedar Bags
Readers are advised on packing winter furs using Tarine Tarine Paper and cedar bags. The ad lists sheet and muff, suit, overcoat, and ulster sizes with prices from 0.25 to 1.75, plus Cedar Papers in 40 by 48 inch size at 0.20 per sheet or 2.30 per dozen, indicating sale terms and quantities.
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Ulster
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