Policeman Harry Neely Resigns With Large Fortune
Pittsburg October 6 Harry Neely a Pittsburgh policeman will retire in weeks with an estimated fortune of 500000 from Pine Creek farm and inherited acres. He plans to run a brewery business in a suburb and will take charge early next year. His duties have required a stenographer and a business manager for coupon clipping and managing interests.
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Positive Snap Buys South Front Lot on 25th Street
G. S. Oliver buys the south front lot on 25th street between Warrens and House streets for 8650 dollars. Contact phone 574 for details.
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Supreme Court to Convene for Major Session With New Justices
The Supreme Court will open next Monday in Washington for a session expected to tackle major industrial and business cases. Following the deaths and retirements of senior members, Justice Hughes is confirmed and likely to join as Chief Justice, creating three new faces on the bench. The court plans to reargue key corporation tax cases after the Christmas recess, with Stan and Tobace cases set for November 14.
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English Farms Well Organized Aims for Co Operative Holdings
A movement in Kings arid and surrounding areas forms clubs to build a national scheme of small holdings and agricultural cooperatives. The plan includes a central league, a buying office, credit for land and productive needs, and a push to replace imported produce with English grown goods.
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Oration in Ee Peny Sparks Local Reaction
A fragmentary notice reports a public event in Ee Peny drawing interest from residents and officials. Details are limited but indicate community discussion or ceremony underway.
Mystery of Missing Boy Reported Near Long's Peak
Officials say a male youth named Hickwoown, last seen near Roy county northwest of Long's Peak, is found dead with a trunk damage from the waist down and jaw fractured. Foul play is suspected as investigators note possible animal scavenging on the remains.
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