Mrs Stokes to Take the Stand to Refute Charges
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes is set to testify as a key defense witness in the wealthy W Ed Stokes divorce case in York. The trial nears a close as prosecutors press dates and details while defense counters with denials of the allegations tied to the Wallace apartment incidents in 1914 and related events.
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Terry Ramsayve
York
Stokes
Slose
Todas
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. ED. Stokes
Francisco
Pyaltress
Byers
Joseph Thornton
Jamivor
Wallace
Mrs. Stokes
Artin W. Littleton
Tinals
Lexington
Kentucky
Mariel
Ha! Bulis
Denver
Arthur & Miller
Sudiente
Partiay
Heit
Teslimans
Hays Meets with Postal Employes on Policy Talks
Washington March 11 Postmaster General Hays held talks with national leaders of postal employes to discuss policy affecting personnel. It marks the first invitation in eight years for employe representatives to voice service concerns and seek ongoing conferences to settle differences. Representing the unions were Edward J. Gainor and Edward J. Cantwell of the Letter Carriers, Dilbart E. Hyatt and Thomas B. Blaherty of the Clerks, W. N. Collins of the Railway Mail Association, and J. Cletus Stambaugh of Rural Carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Hays
Hays. Rei
Umania
Edward J.gainor
National Association of Letter Carriers
Edward J. Cantwell
Dilbart Ei. Hyatt
National Federaion of Post Office Clerks
Thomas B. Blaherty
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Harris Film Co Accused of Unfair Dealing
Washington March 16 The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint accusing Harris Film Co of reissuing an old film under a rival title without disclosure. It alleges Eskey Hartia Co acquired Four Obedient Servant, added new material to become Black Beauty, and advertised it to imitate competitor campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Riley
Ead
Ducer
Hekey Harris Feature Film Company
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Eskey Hartia Company
Te Vitaprapi Company
Armerica
Anna Sewell
Harris Company
Vitasraps Compan
Hawkins Receives $909 for Auto Accident Verdict
Robert Hawkins of this city was awarded a verdict for 909 dollars against Garford Tracking Co Inc in New Haven Superior Court after a one hour deliberation. The suit stemmed from a September 15 collision near Grasmere Fairfield involving Louis Wasseman driving the truck. Hawkins claimed Wasseman crossed onto the wrong side, forcing a turn into a banked area and causing damage to Hawkins vehicle. Hawkins paid 604 dollars for repairs and loss of use. The trial then moved to Span ner versus Martine over a July 5 collision at Laural and Irstanistan avenues, with damages sought and counterclaims totaling 1,200 and 600 respectively. Court adjourned with the case to resume today. A separate action, George S. Bellows vs Campus Restaurant and Lunch, for injuries at a banquet, is to commence today as Bellows seeks 10,000 dollars after slipping on a wet stair.
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Robert. Hawkins
Garford Tracking Company, Inc
New Haven
Keeler
Hawkins
Grasmere
Fairfield
Lass
Louis Wasseman
Wasserran
Hawsing
Adam Spanner
Max Maline
Laural and
Irsnistan
Juiy 5
Tach
Spanner
Martine
George S. Bellows
Bellows
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Donnelley
Prand
Reuben H. Donnelly Corporation
Church St
Conn
Bridgeport
Meigs Ride
Barnum
Donnetteys
Beldghport Bydratlio Co
Kondon Mfg. Co
Minneapolis, Minn
U. S
Canada
Te ‘Marshall Stlon
Edger
T. Wallace
Oscars
California Associated Raisin CO
Fresno
California
Kellogg
Byecke Ceeck Sanitarium
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Jess Bright
Gal
Cal
United States
Hadley’s
New England
Evrene
State Street
City Hall
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