Wives in suits seek court protection in insolvency rulings
Judge Warner issues orders restraining Charles A Mack from interfering with Miss Lillian Rogers Mack amid divorce and alimony disputes. Marie Van Coney obtains decree from Fred Wart Coney. C Uhrig seeks divorce from Sallie Uhrig on willful absence. Minor Rossa is barred from farm and fertilizer business interference with Mary Anne Rossa amid divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Charles A. Mack
Lit- Han Mack
Siis C. Uhrig
Sallie Uhrig
Rossa
Mary Anne Rossa
Last Chance Today To Win an American Want Ad Prize
The American theater contest ends today. Look in the want ads for one of twenty five names drawn from the city directory and bring it to 122 East Seventh Street to receive a free ticket to see Thurston the magician at Walnut Street Theater next week.
Inheritance dispute fuels Waters divorce suit
Emma Waters alleges dissipation of her inherited farm and fertilizer business by husband Henry Wesley Waters. She claims he failed to provide support causing hunger and that last spring he sold household goods and ran away with another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Emma
Waters
Henry Wesley Waters
Hughes High Bans Tango At School
Principal EE D Lyons of Hughes High School told students yesterday that the tango and similar dances would not be tolerated. He said he had no objection to proper dancing but believed the dance offered too much risk of misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. D. Lyons
Hughes High School
1914 New Year's Eve Event At The Business Men’s Club
The New Year’s Eve entertainment at the Business Men's Club will be for members and their families only this year. Over 200 reservations have already been made.
Dayton Police Hunt Embezzler Pam Bauer Of Hurtig and Season
Dayton police search for Pam Bauer treasurer of Hurtig and Season theater managers amid embezzlement charges involving five hundred dollars from payroll for a vaudeville company at a local theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Dee
Pam Bauer
Hurtig
Emery Will Benefits Salvation Army Amid Estate Disbursements
The will of Miss Eliga beth J Emery of London filed in Probate Court leaves nearly 90000 dollars to the Salvation Army in England after bequests to European and local relatives and friends. Her Herman Kenia Emergent estate and Howard Emery mortgage contribute about 13000 dollars yearly, with personal property listed at 85815 dollars. The late General William Booth and his son are referenced in connection with the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligabeth J. Emery
London
England
Thomas Emery
Cincinnati
Europe
Salvation Army
John Josiah Emery
Baivation Army
Howard Emery
Willam Booth
William Bramwell Booth
Balgation Army
Dismiss Wrong Mr. Wright To Right the Wrong
In Municipal Court a mistaken arrest led to a humorous scene as the clerk mixed up Samuel Wright with Elizabeth Wright. The judge ordered the wrong Wright dismissed and sent for the correct Wright, resolving the mix up with a light courtroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
Amile
Samuel Wright
Elizabeth Wright
Wright
Elizabeth Wight
Bequest Creates Balvation Army Support for New Development
Executors and trustees named in the will allocate funds to the Balvation Army for development work new buildings equipment and extra workers. The document includes a clause honoring the late General Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balvation Army
General Booth
Lumber Firms Meet to Push Freight Increase
Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Michigan wood manufacturers held a secret session at the Linton Hotel. They discussed a 5 percent freight rate advance by railroads and E T Defenbaugh of Chicago suggested the increase should be granted, arguing improvements hinge on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Jeading
United States
Linton Hotel
Hardwood Market
America
E. T. Defenbaugh
Chicago
American Lumberman
Day Fire Law Ignored At Army Home Fire Inquiry
Coroner Foertmeyer led a hearing into the Salvation Army hotel fire with 23 witnesses, adjourned to hear 18 more. Fred J. Meyers remained in custody as investigators probed exits and possible warehouse routes. Fire officials testified that prior orders were not followed and that boiler room blaze procedures were not observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Foertmeyer
Salvation Army
Fred J. Meyers
Meyers
Marshal Coleman
Bunker
Rapp
Streiff
Witneses
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Voight
Ous
Cee
Jose Belcased
AOK Court
Yablsys
Venir
Marek Tceeg
Rheem Aceite
PC Muta
Pike Street
American Book Company
Fox
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!