Plaintiff Fails to Prove Wages Rights in Two Easton Suits
Judge Booth of the Common Pleas court ruled yesterday that Oliver D. Bennett of Easton could not recover wages for five years of service to Mary M Tyrell. Bennett sued William B. Mallett, administrator of the Tyrell estate, claiming 1918. The administrator argued Bennett traded services for board. In a separate Fairfield case, Frank Pawel sued William Benner of New York for 560 dollars. the court found for the defendant and Pawel claimed 300 dollars for returned funds, which Benner denied.
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Oliver D. Bennett
Easton
Mary
M Tyrell
Booth
Common Pleas Court
Bennett
William B. Mallett
Tyrell
Frank Pawel
Fairfield
Williamenner
New York
Jaintiffs
Benner
Pawel
Judge Refuses to Approve Burglar's Army Draft Claim
Judge Webb in Criminal Superior Court refused leniency for Edward J. Lynch after Lynch, drafted for the Army, faced a robbery charge. Lynch admitted entering a Chinese restaurant on Christmas Day and pointing a revolver at the cashier demanding 32 dollars. He claimed intoxication and money from a resort at 1480 Main Street, plus offers to drive Red Cross ambulances, but the judge rejected these defenses. Lynch was sentenced to one to three years in state prison.
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Criminal Superiors
Edward J. Lynch
Dional Army
Lynch
Main Street
New York City
Red Cross
Maxwell
Flanders
Chocolate Fund Gains by Southport Party
Southport May 15 Special The bridge whist party at Mrs Henry E Wood Westway hosted by Southport Current yents club raised funds for the soldiers chocolate fund. Ice cream and cake served by Dorothy Taylor Marjorie Northrop Nan Sherman. Also notes Liberty Chorus meeting plans war rally with J Nelson Hutchinson. Local Red Cross drives and furloughs mentioned.
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Southport
Henry E. Wood
Westway
Howard N. Wakeman
Henry H. Rennell
William EE
Purdy
Samuel D. Latin
Dorothy Taylor
Marjorie ‘Northrop
Nan EK. Sherwood
Liberty
Southport Liberty
Myr
Henry H.rennell
Maple Street
J. Nelson Hutchinson
Greenfield Hill Grange
Fairfield
Red Cross
E. L. Wells Curtis
Pequot Avenue
Ernest E
Centre’ Street
New York City
Frank Hedley
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Shore Road
Hedley
United States Navy
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
W. B. Richards
Ernest Jennings
Wilton Street
Jennings
F. Elmer Craven
Philadelphia
Thursday Evening Knitting Club
Harbor Road
Mendel R. Perry
Spruce Street
Russellville
Kentucky
Charles M. Tainter
Rose Hill
Ralph O. Lane
Brooklyn Navy" Yard
Prank E. Lane
Main Street
Elizabeth Wolf
West
Jubilee's Partner Chapter Sts Satirical Adventure
A long youth tale describes a Saturday with chores, make believe Indians, a false fire alarm at a dry hill, river swimming, and prankish mischief among boys including Nibs, Sweetie, and Jubilee. The narrator notes the day unlucky and ends with a quip about family travel and a playful mock argument about going away.
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Jubilee
Sweetie
Nibs
Tripe
Peenuts
Johnny
Nancy
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