Meadville Court Room Crowded Amid Prohibition Hearings
Meadville February 18 crowded Crawford County Court witnesses testimony on liquor licensing. Drys press charges against local saloons incl Phoenix Hotel and Spartansburg hotel. Jacob Monslo and Frank Baker testimonies reveal frequented premises. Attorney Davenport asserts saloon presence in town. anticipated witnesses include Leon Leber and other dealers.
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United Prem
Meadville
Crawford County
Hoonss
Leenses
Ance
Jacob Monslo
Frank Baker
Mensa
Niguor Mn
Iquor
Baker
Allore
Attorny Davenport
At Qwo
Thorn
Mendyisia
Apscitia
Tha
Progress on Building Is Satisfactory at New Post Office
Lip Kohl in charge reports satisfactory progress on the new post office amid winter delays. With the brick wall near completion and much material on site, the contractor says the building can be finished and ready for occupancy before the specified date, with most major work already underway and weather permitting rapid delivery.
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Kohl
Bette H Andica
Power House Lands Transferred In City Deal
Deeds for G. O. Smith lands along Columbus Avenue were transferred today to William J. Docker and the Corey City Blowthe Tight Company. The sale, about 45 tons in value, clears title for the new power house to be used by the Jooat Ughting company and work on construction will begin soon.
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G. O. Smith
Columbus Avenue
Willian J. Docker
Corey City Blowthe Tight Company
Jooat
Attornay Osborne
Ant
Decker
Castillo's Capture Stuns State Department
In Washington D C February 1 9 11 a Mexican suspect Maximo Castillo tied to the Cun tra tunnel disaster that killed ten Americans and Mexicans is captive. Authorities study precedents and plan to aid Secretary Bryan with actions within a week. Detention on American soil risks embarrassment since the crime occurred on Mexican territory and return to Villa could trigger accusations of inhumanity due to Villa's order to shoot Castillo on sight.
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Hy United
Frans
Washington, D.C
Maximo Castillo
Cuntra
United States
State Department
Connablier
J. Bo Moora
Bryan
Huerta
Villa
Custitto
Buffum Jury About Selected in Poison Case
In Lite Valley on February 18 a farmer couple Mrs Cynthia Buffum was chosen as juror in the case alleging the wife poisoned her husband to marry Ernest Fraum. The courtroom filled with villagers as the jury nears completion and evidence opening is expected this afternoon.
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United Press
Lite Valley
C. C. Helm
Cynthia Buffim
Ernest Fraum
Milletin
Moaps
Mant
Gore Case Rests With the Jury
The Gore case proceeds with attorneys for Minnie F Roni suing Senator Thuis Gore for 50000 damages for an alleged assault. Robert Rodgers of Little Rock accuses a Winston Hotel setup and conspirators aiming to provoke a verdict vote, claiming Oklahoma is on trial in this contentious case.
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Tattea
Presa
Oklaiona
City
Marstal
Mre
Minnie F. Roni
Thuis P Gore
Uma Auta
Tinal
Robert Rodgers
Little Rooke
Gore
Rodgers
Winston Hotel
Oklahoma
Pitapatrick
B. Robertson
Brakeman Dies in Freight Train Collision Near Riverside
Clarence Heath a brakeman was scalded to death and another crew member badly injured when train No. 98 of the St Louis division collided head on with a string of freight cars at Riverside near Cincinnati on February 18.
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United Press
Cinnernnatti
Clarence Heath
St Louis
Tig Fone
Riverside
Ray Shepard Receives Carnegie Medal Cash Award
Attorney Robl J Osborne, acting for Ray Shepard of Columbia, received a Carnegie Hero Fund cash award today for a rescue of Paul Phelps. The medal and funds were awarded after a two year-old incident. Most of the money will cover the first payments on a firm five miles east of the city where Shepard resides. The Carnegie medal had been received earlier.
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Robl. J. Osborne
Ray Shepard
Columbia
Carnegie Hero Pond Commission
Paul Phelps
Little Stevens
Shepard
Carnegie
Frisco Men Found Guilty in Government Fraud Case
United Press reports in Frisco that B Emith, JC Mills, HH Mayer and Western Fuel Co officials were found guilty of fraud related to government rebates. Trial described as lengthy with multiple defendants, eight detained, one deceased, others cleared.
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United Press
Sanerandaco
B. Emith
JC. Mills
HH. Mayer
City Market at Chicago Opens to Sell Provisions
Chicago, Feb. 18. The City Market at Chicago opened today to provide food to the unemployed. Readable stalls list goods such as soap, beans, flour, sugar, and rice with prices noted for the limited stock. The market aims to ease shortages and support residents facing hardship.
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Chicago
Kelling Goody
Probe charges against federal judge Dayton raise ire
The President told labor representatives from the Ohio Valley that only charges against Federal Judge Alton G. Dayton of the Northern District of West Virginia would be investigated. Mass meetings followed reports alleging Dayton discriminated against the union and used derisive language toward defendants and supporters of the unions.
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Uhurea Frese
Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers
Ohio Valley
Alton G. Dayton
Wes Virginia
Tita
Dayton
Fine concert tomorrow at auditorium
Tomorrow a rare treat at Hell School Auditorium as the Key Triple Quartet and ensemble perform a 4 concert program. The twelve-man chorus conducted by Watler with cornet, plus Mr. Schy er aiding, promise refined music. admission at 8 20, with full proceeds directed to the Senior Class.
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Hell School
Tt Watler
Sehyer
Bosworth
Hehind
Pheeloh
Enire Procecis
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