Man Quits Posing as Bride Agrees to Repay Victims
New York judge sentences James J. Stewart a young clerk after he pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretense by posing as a prospective bride. He promised repayment and vowed to stop representing himself as Willing to marry. Investigators traced payments from H W Thompson of North Branch and others who sought a wife through Cupid's Column.
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Knox
United Staes Marshal
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H.W. Thompson
North Branch
Minny
Thompson
M. FE. Stewart
Ifty-Fourth Street
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Body of Hartford Chauffeur Found in Capitol Park Pool
In Hartford on June 15 the body of a man believed to be William H. Walsh, a chauffeur, was found in the swimming pool at Capitol Park. The caretaker found unclaimed clothing in a bath house, prompting a search that located the body after several hours.
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Hartford
William H. Walsh
Capitol Park
Oldest Superior Court case heard on chain company injury
Testimony was heard in the oldest superior court case, Rigmund Rutkowski versus Bridgeport Chain Co. of 964 Crescent Ave. Damages sought were $2000 for an April 26, 1905 injury when a defective chain machine part struck his right eye. The hearing before Judge J H Reed as special examiner followed a long delay since June 1905.
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Rigmund Ruthowssi
Bridgeport Chain Company
Crescent Avenue
J.h.reed
Statn
Ansather
Reed
Rutkowski Allezen
Rutkowski
George & Shipman
Superior Court
W. A. Redden
DeVorest and
Wein
Chain Company
Claims of Cruelty Highlight Divorce Case
Testimony in the nontested divorce shows Tattie Couping of this city alleging intolerable cruelty by husband George A. Douglas, a local contractor. The couple married in 1902 and disputed frequently. the court will receive Judge Reed’s recommendation to the Superior Court.
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Gitling
Tattie
George A. Douglas
Pousy
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Douglas
Reed
Superior Court
Cohen Named Assistant U S Counsel in Connecticut
Hartford June 13 Attorney General Harry M Daugherty transfers George J Cohen from special assistant United States attorney to assistant United States attorney for the district of Connecticut with a salary of 2100 dollars yearly. Cohen has served as special assistant since January 1919.
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Harry M. Daugherty
George J. Cohen
United States Iterner
United States Atterney
District of Connecticut
Mr. Cohen
United States
Democrats Oppose Mingo County Probe Debate Continues
Washington reports strong Democratic opposition to a probe into the Mingo County coalfield fighting as Senator Johnson’s resolution stalls. Montana Senator Mf nfar s leads the opposition, while other items note confirmation chatter around a newspaper publisher for governor.
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Mingo County
Washington
Mingo Coal Fields
Johnson
Mmnfars
Montana
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