Depositions in Teapot Dome lease case wrap up today
Cheyenne March 12 final cleaning of depositions and witness exams for the Mammoth Oil Co Teapot Dome lease case was set for today. Officers of the First National Bank of Pueblo Colo and others were to testify about alleged Liberty bond payments linked to debts on ranch property in Three Rivers New Mexico.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
First National Bank of
Pueblo Colo
Mammoth Oil Co
Teapot Dome
Havel
Falla
Three Rivers
N. M
Continental Trading Co. Ltd
H. 8
Owler
Continental Trading Co
Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Government Council
Osler
London
Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Facta
Henry M Blackmer
James O'Neill
France
Pomerene
Ulrich Mengert
Mlackmer
O'Neill
Theo Roosevelt, Jr
the Navy
Roosevelt
East and West Marriage Fails Divorce Follows
PARI8 March 12 Jean Nash confirms divorce in Cairo from Sabet Bey Egyptian royalty. She recalls the wedding as charming but notes religious differences and incompatibility. They remain friends though no longer husband and wife.
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Kipling
Jean Nash
Cairo
Sabet Bey
Europe
United States
Hoy Sues to Open Alley Near Her Property
Mary H Hoy files in common pleas court against John H Fairhurst to compel opening an alley at June tond and Fawcett NW. She alleges an iron pipe blocks access and adjacent buildings encroach, asking removal of both obstructions. W KB Quinn listed as her attorney.
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Mary H. Hoy
Oll
Common Pleas Court
John H Fairhurst
Junetond
Fawcett
Fairhurst
W. KB. Quinn
Testimony Continues In Falk Estate Suit
Judge Clevinger heard further testimony Thursday in the suit by Sonya and Frieda Palkoff widowed and daughter of Isidore Falk against tether Sugarman Falk. The case, on trial last week, was adjourned to today as the plaintiffs seek a share of the estate left by Isidore Falk.
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Clevinger
Sonya
Frieda Palkoff
Tether Sugarman Falk
Isidore Falk
Fern Kidd pleads not guilty in Prohibition case
Fern Kidd of 1431 Cherry ar SE pleaded not guilty to violating Prohibition law at arraignment before Judge Bowman in criminal court Thursday morning. Kidd will be tried Saturday morning. Lady V Paget, linked to the Prince of Wales sponsorship of a first child, has opened a shop in London.
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Fern Kidd
Cherry
Bowman
V. Paget
Prince of Wales
London
Irish To Pass Act On Treason
Dublin March 12 A bill will be introduced in the Dail to deal with offenses under treason or attempts to subvert the state. At present no treason act exists in the Free State and the old British act covers treason against His Britannic Majesty. The government desires powers to protect the state if an emergency arises.
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Dublin
Dall
Free State
Make It Right Help From Sheriff Over Dog Menace
A reader from Harrisburg roi NE Downs Hinton allotment R F D No 3 reports 25 stray underfed dogs causing risk to children and calls for action. Sheriff Kirk says the dog catcher will resume duties in April and unlicensed owners face arrest.
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Harrisburg Roi NE
Downs Hinton
W. C
Kirk
Women Gain Access To Vanity Bags With Wireless Sets
A new line of vanity bags is now on sale enabling women to carry wireless receiving sets. The compact accessories promise discreet reception capabilities and novelty use for personal communications.
Use Sulphur to Heal Your Skin Remedies Ad
An old-style ad touts Mentho-Sulphur for skin eruptions and rashes promising quick relief. It claims germ destroying power and says healing begins the moment it is applied, noting improvements by the next day and suitability for eczema.
Aristocrats of Dogdom Attend Canton Kennel Show
The Canton Kennel Club show drew dogs from across the United States and abroad as German shepherds dominated the scene while the tiny Pomeranian refused to sing. Judges worked through the ring as women handlers drew crowds and the event runs through Thursday with cups and prizes ahead.
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Pom
Canton Kennel] Club
Canton Motor Car Co
United States
Bostong
Local News From Wilmot and Surrounding Towns
March reports from Wilmot note illnesses and visits including Mrs H G Ropinett and Miss Maxine Palmer with mumps. Mr and Mrs Cranston of Canton visit. Ruby Buckley and Helen Reed noted ill. A Ladies Aid banquet is planned for March 24 with many attendees. A farewell party for Harvey Fisher is recorded along with local moves and a stroke case.
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F. P. Kinberg
J. W. Swan
J. O. Newcomer
H. W. Reed
L. L. Shanower
Garven Thompson
E. Ellis
Ethel Bush
Nora Johnson
Emma Kreiling
J. H. Palmer
A. A. Gilmore
C. C. Rieksecker
B. Cranston
Canton
Helen
Henry Reed
Cora’ Fair
Millersburg
C. S Kettner
Joseph Riffer
Betty Reed
William Mohr
Winesburg
Harvey Fisher
Josiah Kaser
John Fleher
Wilhelm Place
Pigeon Ran
Home Still Ads Popular in 1812 Albany Register
Discovery of an 1812 Albany Register reveals home still advertisements were common in that era with whiskey at twenty five cents per quart. The issue front page shows a large wine advertisement and notices of escaped apprentices. An inner page lists a lottery sale of forty five thousand dollars in Union College tickets.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Albany Register
Albany
Union College
Woman Held On Liquor Charge At Waco Store
Mrs. Anna Frauenhoffer was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff C. W. Kirk and deputies after six quarts of grain alcohol and illicit whiskey were found in living rooms above her husband’s store in Waco. It was the fourth search over liquor complaints at the location. Alcohol and whiskey were concealed above a door in the attic to escape notice. She was released on bond.
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Anna Frauenhoffer
C. W. Kirk
Waco
Frauenhoffer
Rheumatism Recipe Free From Ex Sergeant Case
Ex Sergeant Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts says a rheumatism and neuritis prescription he received in France produced gratifying results in thousands of cases and cost him nothing. He offers to send the prescription free to anyone who writes him.
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Paul Case
Apt
Brockton
Mass
France
Gould family out of railroads control ends
New York March 12. With the sale of the St Louis Southwestern Railroad known as the Cotton Belt Line to the Rock Island the Gould family has disappeared from the railroad map. Although heirs of the 84 million Jay Gould estate remain large holders of rail securities they do not dominate a mile of road. Dissipation of Gould control began.
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New York
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
Cotton Belt Line
Rock Island
Gould
Jay Gould
Epsonade Salts Taste Like Lemonade in Cheap Drugstore Sale
An advertisement proclaims Epsonade Salts as Pure Epsom Salts made pleasant with fruit derivative salts. It claims the product tastes like spark ling lemonade and costs only a few cents per package at any drugstore, guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom
American Epsom Association
Duel with Harriman interests fuels 1907 panic collapse
Adverse legislation and family strife aided disintegration amid the Panic of 1907. The hostile duel with Harriman interests framed a wider financial crisis as regulatory pressures and internal disputes intensified the upheaval, marking a turning point in the era's corporate tensions.
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Harriman
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Orient
Jacob T. Hershberger
Ed. Manson
New Philadelphia
Charles Fogel
Charles Hoerger
Wilmot
Millers of Gold
Albert L. John
4Th St
Mary Thompson John
Weber & Drunkenbrod
E. W. Grove
Wayne
U. S
On-The-Square
Canton, Ohio
Citizens Building & Loan Co
North Canton
Ohio
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