Fragmentary Notice of Estate and Property Inquiries
Fragmentary OCR reads like a probate or executor notice with references to a will executor and property details. It mentions a Tower corner, 2306, and a secretary, plus terms and payments demands. Names and exact locations are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Hue
Foo
Ineta
Howe
Thomas
Sable
Randle
Ry Build
Eiger
Chas
Asylvans
Ecutrix
Orry
Sinclair Oil Trial Postponed Amid Democratic Delegates Race
Pre-convention contest heats up across four states with Hoover leading in the Republican race. New York totals show Smith strong on delegates while Michigan and Wisconsin bring in votes for Hoovers and Lowdens. Uninstructed New York and Wisconsin slates loom as party factions contend at the upcoming convention.
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Unite Press - Gov.A-eralthenaar
Combuwree
Hoover
Wisconsin
Louiuiann
Bmith
Smithh
Michigan
Lowden
New York
Charley Filles
Favors
2 Coolidge
Geo. Wo Nornia
Nabraskh
Labollette
Way
Larollette
Sid Lafrollette
Kgwin
Fy Willard A. Smith
United Press
Madison
Wisi
AV Smith
New Yorks
Mio
James A
Walsh
Remy
George W- Norris
Gao
Merberk Hoover
Charles Gi. Dawes
Mrant. O. Lowden
Yates
Dinges Ai
Two Killed Five Hurt In Hotel Floor Collapse
Washington reports two laborers killed and five injured when a demolition crew's floor collapsed at Franklin Square Hotel. Workers were removing debris when a brick and timbers fell through to the basement, trapping several men. Emergency crews responded, and most injuries were non life threatening.
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Washington
Tranklin Square
Fate of tax cutting bill unclear amid Treasury estimate
Uncertainty over a tax reduction bill persisted as Treasury fixed a safe figure of 181 115 000 based on March 16 returns while 201 115 000 was cited elsewhere. Smoot urged further delay until appropriations for flood control farm relief and dams are known, arguing no enactment until Congress funding is clear. Democrats expected to back the bill despite Treasury warnings and White House reservations.
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Kenneth Crawford
United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Smoot
Finance Committee
House ‘m Committee
Treasury
Congress
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Combiol USA
Senate
Holl
Farm
Boulder
Atepower
Democratus
Vresbury Mets
Jon
Coolidge
Treasury Always Lander
Stufflebeam Sentenced to Workhouse for Robbery
Harry Stufflebeam of this city was sentenced to fourteen months in the Allegheny workhouse for his role in the February 22 robbery of Frank Sawyer. Ralph Hoffman, tied to the hold-up plot, will stand trial in May. Both men confessed after hours of denial. Stufflebeam has prior prison time.
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Harry StuMebeam
Allegheny
Frank Sawyer
Stuffeheam
Hele County
A. P. Rossiter
Ralph Hoffman
Vonneeton
Hoffman
Star- Slebenm
Sawyer
Hoffman and Stuttleheam
Con
Neeljon
Fmt Tinilly
Ahi
Sruftinbeam
Needlework Guild Meeting Set for Kansas City Convention
Interest grows among Needlework Guild of America members for the annual Kansas City meet May 3 to 5. Members unable to attend should contact Mrs. J. F. Austin for credentials. The convention opens May 11 at 10 o’clock with national president Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. presiding. Welcome by Mrs. W. B. Nickels, greetings by Mayor Bauch and Arthur Hargrave. Highlights include presentations by Miss Million 8. Bettis and other officers and guests.
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Needlework Guild of America
Kansas City
Toenl
J. F. Austin
Thomas
J. Preston, Jr
Welcoms
W. B. Nickels
Mayor Bauch
Arthur Hargrave
Chamber of Commerce
Spedbird
Bettis
Atst Wee
Morria Wilson
Marla Halsey
Stryker
Unter Worl
Mitts
Anna
Tatnall
Labra
John Wood Stewart
Mre Truman
Newberry
Art Exhibit To Feature School Club Program
An evening program by the Woman's Club features the Art Department under Mrs. G B Jamps Kale ian presenting an Oriental dance by Miss Dorothy Ha&kinitl and a pantomime by Miss Gladys Palmers. Junior High girls perform a story telling piece and a chorus. prizes are awarded for a soap modeling and poster contest with work displayed. Judges include Mrs J M Wright and Miss Lieily Murray.
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Cly
Ofulock
G. B. Jamps
Kaleian
Sill
Dorothy Ha
Kinitl Plana
Gladys Palmers
Jaal Lawson
Winder
I Edith Code
JM. Wright
Lieily Murray
Mrs Wallace to Face Hearing in Cleveland April 30
Cleveland woman Mrs Sadie Wallace faces charges of obtaining money by false pretenses and embezzlement. She allegedly took deposits for cosmetic creams in December 1927 and failed to deliver, leading to multiple warrants and local and Oil City inquiries. She was discharged in Oil City for lack of evidence, with discussions of settlements ongoing.
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Muller
Studie Wallace
Cleveland
E. Porter
Wallace
Oil City
Eta
Witter Plate
Ake
Yinve
Sadie Wallace
Cleveland Noman
Daniel M. McCready
Ub- Anite
Corrysone
Spicer takes over downtown flower shop with remodeling
Harry Spicer acquires property on North Center Street near Star Garage, renaming as Southside Flower Gardens on Concord. Store remodeled into Horist stop offering cut flowers, potted plants, and floral decor. Spicer and family move into the Gould home on Congard Street after renovations.
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Harry Spicer
Flower Shop
Shuss Auto Repair
North Center Street
Noth Center Street
Star
Shuss Auto
Inspeed
Concord
Sie
Louilhside Gardens
Injured In Fall In Home At Fourth Age Nine
Mrs. Wilbur Wilson of Fourth Age Nine sustained painful injuries after a fall on cellar stairs. She reportedly moved about after the incident but the full extent of injuries to her head and elbow remained undetermined.
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Wilbur Wilson
Wilton
Adayn
Lindbergh Holds Secret Parley Over Future Plans
Charles A. Lindbergh remained in seclusion near Santa Barbara with armed guards as a secret conference with Harry Guggenheim discussed future aviation plans. The event followed a visit to San Diego where the plane and its makers awaited him.
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United Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Charles A. Lindbergh
Plate
San Diego
Fief
Lindbergh
Harry Guggenheim
Guegenteim Foundation For the Advancement of Aeronautics
Delegate to France from Corry Guardsmen
Clifford Clark of Spring Creek a former member of Company A Pennsylvania National Guard will represent the Corry guardsmen in the state delegation to visit France for dedicating memorials to Pennsylvania boys who died in the world war Mr Clute serves as cook of Company A and long service gains him the honor A chartered ship will carry the guardsmen to France with dedicatory ceremonies tied to Memorial Day observances local unit paying all delegate expenses.
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Clifford Clark
Spring Creek
Company A
Pennsylvania National Gusta
Siave
Corry
Clute
National Guard
Lgcal Nit
Oficers
Pennsylvania
France
Rumor Trotzky Fatally Shot Denied by Officials
Moscow reports deny rumors that Leon Trotzky is dying in Turkestan from bullet wounds after an alleged assassination attempt. Officials say his health remains stable since leaving Moscow for exile.
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Petar Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Turkestan
Trotzky
Moscow
Three Miners Die in Mine Rock Fall near Luzerne
In Luzerne near Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on April 4 a massive rock fall trapped three miners John Kovach 13 Michael Pu Nek 17 and Andrew Roman 23 all of Luzerne. Two other workers were injured while clearing debris from an earlier fall in the 1243 Boston Colliery Company mine.
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Wilkes Barre
Boston
Lugerne
John Kovach
Michael Pua- Nek
Andrew Roman
Luzerne
Drowned Boy Ronald Keeling Falls Into Cistern Near Wellsburg
Ronald Keeling aged 11 drowned when he fell into a cistern on his father's farm near Wellsburg West Virginia while playing with other children. His body was recovered. In Pennsylvania a fire at Hartman Baking Company plant caused about 19000 in damage after an explosion of unknown origin threatened nearby buildings.
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Unites Frees Wellsburg
W. Va
Ronald Keeling
Here
Harrisburg
Hartman Baking Company
U S Supervision Over Chicago Elections Seen
U S government intervention appears likely amid bombings and threats in Chicago. Judge James H Wilkerson instructs grand jurors on federal authority to ensure voting rights at the upcoming primary and to address interference with federal officers and witnesses.
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C. Nicolet
Chicago
United States
James H Wilkerson
U. S
Charles S. Deneen
Wilkerson
Two Officials to Face Court Tomorrow in Pittsburgh
A. C. Lesfe former president of Pittsburgh Deposit & Tile Co and J. C. Umstead general manager of Central Homes Co will face Judge J. Ford in Allegheny county criminal court tomorrow for disposition of their cases. They pleaded no defense to charges from the Pennsylvania banking department involving alleged bank fund manipulation. Leslie faces embezzlement charges around 296000 and admitted taking Hepcats after bank solvency was seen. Umstead and Leslie pleaded no defense to conspiring to defraud the bank in eight mortgage transactions totaling about 18000.
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Inter
Pittsburgh
United Press Pittsburgh
A. C. Lesfe
Pittsburgh Deposit & Tile Co
J.C. Umstead
The
Central Homes Co
Judea
J Ford
Allegheny County Criminal Court
John ‘T. Stewart
Pennsylvania Banking Department
Leslie
Hepcatts
Umstead
Refuse Deputies for Chicago Election
Attorney general Sargent refused to grant United States Marshal in Chicago authority to swear in 600 deputies for the April 20 primary election. He said there is no ground to alter the decision from two years ago and no warrant of law for such authority.
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Chicago
United Press
Washington
Sargent
United States
Marshal Anderson
Additional Time Granted in Sinclair Case in Washington
In Washington on April 4 the court granted extra time for preparing the case of Harry F Sinclair charged with conspiring to defraud the government over the Teapot Dome oil field. The deposition of former Interior Secretary Wilbur will be taken by The Wright, Sinclair's broker, and is not to be transcribed for a week or ten days. The court plans daily sessions into the evening with shifts, delaying until ten tomorrow.
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United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinblair
Teapot Dome
Tedsewitty
Jennings Buley
District of Columbuy Supreme Court
Sinclair
EL Puisa
Will
Luiel
Wuight
Krurger
Bailey
Britain to Lift Rubber Export Restrictions in November
The London report states Prime Minister Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that all restrictions on rubber exports from British Malaya Peninsular and Ceylon will be removed in November. New York markets reacted with gains and trading commenced on the rubber exchange as news reached. Washington lawmakers hailed the decision as vindication of efforts to counter foreign monopolies and plan to consider the related bill next day.
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United Press
London
Mindaelor
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
New York
New York Rubber Exchange
Pymit Beldwin
le Wing
Washington
Great Britain
Congress
Oday
Rep
Newton
Minnesota
Hoje
Easter Observance Services and Pageant Planned
A special Easter service is set Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Presbyterian Church auditorium. A Sunday morning service begins at 6 30 AM followed by a Sonieties pageant by United Young Peoples. Sunday evening at 7 30 PM a Blaster Cantar will be presented by the church choir.
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Presbyterian Church
United Young Peoples
Dermon
Five Best Radio Features Preview Tonight
Radio schedule highlights include Gounod opera Romeo at Tuttette and Columbia Hall recital with soprano Maria Kurenko and violinist Nadwn Bidder. Also listed are an art lecture and an American Magazine Hour with discussion on the political situation in Washington featuring W. Wile.
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Gounod
Romeo
Columbia Hoi
Maria Kurenko
Nadwn Bidder
WMAQ
Chicago
Hour
Wiz
W. Wile
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Peter M. Speer
Standard Gilt Company of
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Soy
U.S
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Britain
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