Charge Against Plymouth Stock Declared Void in Duress Case
Pittsburgh, June 22. A federal court held the stock transfer from Farquhar to Henderson void due to duress and coercion amid a dispute over 30,000 Plymouth shares and about 1.97 million in dividends. Judge Thomson found Henderson cannot recover damages as the sale occurred under fear of arrest and fraud. The case, tied to Farquhar’s actions and larger equity disputes, continues in Wilmington and Pittsburgh.
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Dienteens
Wilmnia J. Henderson
Mymouth ON Company
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Thomason
Deeamn GO
Matequhar
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M Ress
Atock
Watard Alyidenda
Stork
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Henderson
Hebert
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Purguhar Fae
John W. Uavia
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Symanth GlLatock
Felce
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Khiven
Whan Hy
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Cancal
Cadverall Chuurlenton
Pittabureh
Wymouth
Wolcott
Wilmington
Del
Amarin
Equity Court
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Yarquhar
Witteburrk
United A District Court For Western 2Yivanta
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Quhar
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Menderson
Ive
I. Worler
John W. Darin
D. Rummel
Qwen J. Hobart
Thrang Bostwick
Mead
Ken+ Gerson
Washington
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Arrisburg
Frank Ade Otasiona
Georges
Cratym
House
Che Atand
Tinchot
Drya
Itm
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Atte
Judge Lazzelle named for possible impeachment by miners
Fairmont and Monongalia county report United Mine Workers list Judge Lazzelle Lavette as target for possible impeachment. The letter to Governor Gore by miners officials asks the legislature to act, citing alleged conflicts over coal strike injunctions and coal holdings.
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Motmantown
L Grant Lavette
United Minw Workers
Joe
Gure
Axsetly
Couran
Lagzetis
Answers Union
van A. Hittner
Min
Jude Lazaelle
Janes A. Palates
Judge Lazzella
Through Rates Debate To Unify Northeastern Coal Supply
Northeastern representatives urged through freight rates favoring southern coal to limit strikes and sustain supply. Boston’s Dennis Gout argued forWest Virginia demand and competition, while New England officials warned interlocked northern and southern fields threaten national resilience.
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Atlantic City
Dlyfa
Aguthern
W. Gosa
Boston
Fugt Comunittan
Tall Fonda
New England
Lurke
Campbell
Dennis Gout
Nfoston
West Virginia
Troopers Seize Lemon and Daisies Flavor Corn Mash
State troopers reported yesterday the seizure of a product called Lemon and Daisies Flavor Corn Mash. The incident involved police action in Charleston with officers including Sergeant and troopers noted for overseeing the case.
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Troopers
Allere Af Ieee
W Feult Pune
Evedr
Charleston
Tx Wileow
T. ¥. Yost
Tragedy at Cove Estate Ends with Double Death
Wealthy real estate heir Drew Brewster shoots his young wife Frances Tracy Lyon then kills himself at the Cove estate four miles from Mineola Nassau County. Police race to the scene after a telephone report. motive not disclosed.
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York
Sydney Elzheater
Frances Tracy Lyot
Rome
Ten
Cove
Nasnau
Mincatn
Ananen
Atlantic
Boalhvard
Drewster
Aninvet Dwight Urenatar
Stee
Park Avenue
Charles Sperer Gibart
Gilbertaville
Nothberg
Trewster Syne
Paulin
Wprincston University
Kharo
France
Warren Dwight Tenwater
Employes
Young
Ikewater
Gieh ‘Cove
Officer and Cadet Die in Plane Crash at Mitchell Field
An Army major and a West Point cadet were killed when their De Havilland plane crashed near the landing area at Mitchell Field. The major, William L. Moore, that West Point graduate and former commandant of the school’s flight, and the cadet, whose name is given as West Point, were part of summer training with 105 cadets aboard. Both will be buried in Arlington.
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Althea Elisabeth Cowden
Tis Bourty Street
Huntington
Wan
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Mle
Huntington-Charleston
Mere Cowden
Chester Ta Whitney
Charleston
Columbus Gy
St. Alban
Cowden Wan
Seen Agency
Mra. Whitney
Lynas
Hans
Mera Cowden
Stelfe
Cowden
Stintee
Mulex
Aphydine
Bamlett Undertaking
At Albans
Mitchell Field
Army
Asen
West Point
de Haviland
Weet Point
Progresa
Wiliam L. Moone
Women fill Soldiers Field in vast Catholic Congress gathering
Chicago reports a monumental Catholic eucharistic congress with over 150000 attendees on the field and thousands more outside. Women lead the pilgrimage, marching dusty trails to the gates as men observe from the stands. The event features choral prayers, benedictions, and a sacramental rite at the stadium.
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Damon Hunyon
Chicago
Saldjeys' Wield
Elece
Childeen
Leon
Te Aight Gardens
Tale Courtey
Kates
Inany Barker
Field Museum
Sonstainting
Vinto Carnevaty
Penregut
Moldiers
Yeaterday
Janes
Michigan Avenue
Ata
Clark Protests As Expulsion From City Jail Is Ordered
The article recounts Clark resisting expulsion after being removed from Broad Street jail. Jailor Kelly and Judge Bobbits press for removal while Clark complains of ongoing charges. The docket shows Clark released for vaerancy and the jailer plans further action to clear the facility.
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Georgy Clark
Bea
Dean Echoe
Bertha Carrol
Broad Street
Clark
Polles Court
Tell
Neil
Joe Kelly
Avary
Trian
Jaler Kelly
George Clack
Suttery
Cours
Dudgo Bobubits
Johnson Back in Political Swim for Minnesota Senate Bid
In Minnesota, John Johnson resumes a bid for the U S Senate after winning the Republican gubernatorial nomination several years earlier. He faces Governor Theodore Christiansen, Duluth Judge Alfred James, and Democrats in the fall contest. Final precinct counts show Johnson leading in several districts, with Christiansen and Leach contesting the governor’s nomination.
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Pal Minn
Christiannon
George Leach
Minnerpolln
Garten
Dabnaon
Tone Davin
Minneapolis
Christiansan Hind
Vaten
Learh'n
Judien Jaquin Wan
Vie Damberatta
Melvin J. Snag
St. Paul
Congress
Oscar
KeNar
Wrotnyder
Maan
Tan
Mdutea
Thomson V. Sullivan
Farmer Stnaker
Meary
Weanol
McNary Farm Bill Hangs in Balance as Senate Debates Proposals
Washington June 32 The Senate adjourned near a vote on the McNary farm bill leaving the measure in balance amid amendments to placate opposition. Provisions cut the farm fund to 160 million, alter equalization fees, and allow farmers to slaughter and sell home meat. Debates grew bitter with critics calling the act privilege driven while supporters urged alternative funding and export measures.
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Washington
Senate
Terris
McNary
Oregon
Ginns
Lremeer
Virginia
bEax
Tumle Henator Aloumorns
Demerat
North
Caralinca
Deel Rhinos
Givulina
Eetagar Gabe
Uriel
Previniely
Caillaux Offered French Money Scheme in Cabinet Crisis
June 22 Paris reports Joseph Caillaux offered money to influence prime ministership after Raymond Poincare and Premier Briand rejected his terms. Caillaux demanded removal of certain ministers, triggering a cabinet crisis as President fall would resign rather than risk reform.
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Paris
Joseph Daines
Premmier
Mnance
Raymond Palncare
Onanes Quuinter
Junupier
M. Cullaux
Tieland
Foihenre
Ile
Qua Woreny
Blandhom
Doleats
Framiey Briand
Calleaux
Qual D'Crany
Laroup Gauche Democratius
Caflauz
Orland
Bills for Control of Mines Debated in London
London reports government plans to reorganize the mining industry amid parliamentary debate. Provisions propose voluntary amalgamation under a committee, with miners allowed to work shorter hours during the reform period. The Tatar party opposes the bills.
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London
Mouse of Commons
Overstord
Impleas
Aminers
Daylight Bandit Gets Heavy Term in West Coast Case
Harry Harding and 25 others pleaded no defense to charges of participating in a daytime jewelry robbery and fencing stolen goods. The pair received lengthy sentences, with jewels valued at about $7,000 involved. The case was heard in Bowse County before a state court. the defendants are to serve time in a West Coast penitentiary.
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Marry Baker
Pennsylvania Republican State Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Vepper
Labor
Tamea J. Davin
Rutt
Beppe
Willand Vare
Lifurta
Detdisman
Vaca
Laker
Pennsylvania
Senate
Secrat
Reed
Alex. B. Cooper
Hacksbury
Cooper
Joseph Mackrell
Mackrell
Mackerell
Edward Teidelmaan
Francis X. O'Connor
Philedciptia
Congress
Ana
Ana Permen
O'Conner
Théann W. Cunatticham
Peeian Court
Finasdelphia
Cazh
Harry Harding
San Quentin
Cal
Moundeyty
Druggists Convene as Virginia Association Opens
Delegates gather in Kanawha for the sixteenth annual convention of the Retail Druggists Association. The opening day includes river excursion entertainment for 200 visitors and an evening ball at the Shawnee club. Leaders urge business protections while opposing certain tax and price policies. (Continued on Page Eight)
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Pharmaceutical Association
Vinite
Lext Nisgne
Wrest Vireginia Phartiacenttion Association
Kanawha
Ciy
Pupars
Raporth
Shawnee Club
Budges Turnchvon
Vengalate Ara
Arch Kreig
Loch Drugelat
Gar Ui
Dent Pe
Clarence H. Stein
Witlington
State Council of
Rutall Mierchants
Dent
Rodnese
Meetall Drugn
Brown
Druggleta
Congress
Globe Circlers Take Risky Flight to Gain Lost Time
Journal notes a perilous long-distance flight by Globe Circlers as they race to recover schedule delays. The crew endured fog and mechanical issues, diverting to Cherbourg then Paris, with no regular aviation options available. Pilot Pierre De Linke praised for skill as they push toward Bertin and a Moscow connection, defying night restrictions.
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Globe Circlers
NTON
Casein
Sciegien Newnes
Paris
Jane—Althniich
Evans
Cherbourg
Thors
Sterick
Moscow
Mint Pierra de Linke
Bert Air Union
Dourgate
Menaghem
Alr
Bertin
Athy
Colonghe
Cnntipuy
Lightning Strike Kills Two at Picnic in Jensey City
A lightening flash at a county park outing killed Helen Johnson age 3 and Howard Van Haren age 15. Twenty others were hurt and eight remained in hospital. The children, from a local parish school, were sheltering from a sudden rain when the strike hit.
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Jensey City
Nli
Helen Johnson
Howard van Haren
Parochial Achool
Weat Aldo
Harbors Bill Set for Senate Action
Washington reports the river and harbor bill moves toward Senate action after approval of provisions with modifications. Rep Newell from Nebraska says he will press the fight against certain canal barriers, seeking $11,400,060 in appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Daoym
Yateman Jones
Privisiona
Mineriel
Acmaters
Konatac
Newell
Repahiters
Neobraska
Williams Named on Rail Board Nominee
President Coolidge nominated Williams of Oklahoma to the federal railway mediation board vacancy. Williams, editor of an Oklahoma farm paper, would serve a three year term and represent farmers in the labor dispute matters.
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Williams
Rail Board
Washington
Jups
Tresident Coolidge
Mieditation
Farkeer Milway
Witliaing
Oklahoma
Brockman
Wim
Willams
Blaine Enters Wisconsin Senate Campaign Linked to World Court
Milwaukee report notes Senator Irvine L. Lemont’s seat contested as John J. Blaing campaigns, while World Court adherence is a campaign theme. Lenrort defends his administration vote, with parties rallying to shape the race.
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Milwacker
Wirconte Ainte
Gavtrnor
John J. Blaing
Irvine L. Lemont
Aparches
Tinsur
Kliptelf
Lenrort
Hax
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Cabell
Pinchot
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Ohio
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Chas Mian
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