Woman says note indorsed by 7 in Roosevelt forgery case
Mrs. Tarma Richardson Turner files a claim for 69,900 against the estate of Theodore Roosevelt, saying a note she loaned was indorsed by Roosevelt and signed in Chicago by Charles Shuns. Attorneys assert forgery while Turner insists she met Roosevelt in person during the June 1912 event. County records show funds and interest involved through 1917 before Roosevelts’ death.
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Tarma Richardson Turner
Oore Ronsevelt
Colonel Rosevelt
Charajeal N Tonal Bank
New York
Roosevelt
Danville
Henry Richardson
Burnett
Jeago
Roosevel
Charles Shunson
Shuns
Baungom
Sheavers
Snan
France
Cincinnati
Snow Plows Light Up Fifth Avenue Parade
June 23 report from New York notes a light snowfall as a procession on Fifth Avenue features numerous snowplows despite mild winter weather. Mercury readings stayed high and forecasts showed no imminent severe cold or storm threats.
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York
New York
Fifth Avenue
Woman Declares Resolution Over Principal and Interest
A woman states she wants only the principal and four years of interest repaid, not any men back. She claims she was not duped by a confidence man posing as former president Theodore Roosevelt, adding she knew Roosevelt and could produce witnesses to International payments made by Shanson, whom she suspects as a former rough rider.
Babe Burned to Death in Thompsonville Fire
A blaze damaged property valued at 12 000 dollars in a two and a half story dwelling in Thompsonville. Twenty minutes after discovery the body of Sylvester Buttons, ten, son of Mrs. Paulina Buttons, was found, and moments earlier his brother was rendered unconscious in the same room. Firefighters halted the fire after hydrants supplied water.
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Babe
Thompsonville
Sylvester Buttons
Tony
Paulina Buttons
Harding Sends Three Names for Senate Nominations
President Harding sent three nominees to Senate including John H. Bartlett of Portsmouth for the customs court of appeals and Willian Burgess of Morris Helghiis for the tariff commission. Justice De Vries, elevated from the House seat, received confirmation to a higher post with various prior roles.
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Washington, Tyne
John H. Bartlett
Portsmouth
Presiden Haarwigit
Marian de Vrgusloms Appedis
Willan Burgess
Morris Helghiis
Tarit Commission
Burgess
Idnsteigs Board
Joseph T. Tumully
Barta
Miarhin A. Morrison
Civil Service
Bartlett
Svennor
New Armosh
Tarenllege
N. WH
Ion
Married Men Compare Wives In Light of Love
George and Tom, each three months married, trade notes on matrimony. George expresses deep love for his wife calling her a perfect angel and believes she could not tell a lie. A friend, sighing, warns him he is in love and jokes about the instant that his own thoughts turn toward mourning.
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George
Tom
Natrimen
Lov
Stone
Angel
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