Indictments in Glass Casket Co Stock Case Dismissed
New York officials report that True Bills against ten Glass Casket Co. salesmen and associates from Altoona were dismissed in federal court. The defendants, tied to a yearslong stock promotion, faced fraud charges as the government wrapped its case and pleadings, reducing the defendants on trial to 23. The case involved aggressive sales tactics and local investors seeking large returns.
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Salesten
Glass Casket Co
Altoona
New York
Jam
Indietments
Yaleamen
Glass Caalist Company
Pachary
Jig Xo
Fiinily
Federal District Court
Edier Dimissary
Garwyel Sehgapborg
Fred Asner
Irving Donn
Morria Astrish
Gun Lowa
Aaron J. Siyair
Landore MM. Wolff
Ficiety
Glass Cywket
Init
Cat Hiouns
Ins
Pinchot Plans Outlined for Pennsylvania Campaign
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot will not seek the presidency or seek delegates to the Republican National Convention. Speaker Goodnough states Pinchot will lead the campaign, focusing on public sentiment and avoiding a bid for national delegates. The plan aims to keep the governor's efforts limited to state affairs and legislative matters.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Goodnough
State Assembly
Gooduiouple
Wage boost for New York City enginemen
New York Central granted a five percent pay increase to about 15 000 members of the Brotherhoods of Railway Engineers and Firemen. The concession affects roughly 460 000 workers system wide. Strike talk has cooled as the unions and railroad officials settled the contract after exchanges dating back to December.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Central
Brotherhoods of Railway, Engineers
Ler
Chicago
Upson
H. Clark & Son Co
Scout Demonstration at Parish Hall Exhibition
A Hoy Scout troop held an evening demonstration at Parish Hall with first aid stretcher work and eyaprints. The troop explained activities and reviewed the work, and several boxing bouts entertained attendees from the nearby Methodist Scout troop as hot dogs and cocoa were served.
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Alemilern
Hoy
Activitien
Methodiat
Hot Doga
Coco
Unclear Ad Copy For Hair Tonic Incomplete Text
Fragmentary advertisement copy promotes Parisian Sage scalp treatment claiming instant itch relief and hair growth. Includes brand mentions Amos Co and drugstore distribution but lacks readable context or complete claims.
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N.bs
Amos & Co
Adva
Big Student Play Earns Laughs at Harding School
Last night at Harding school the Mey Bob players showcased creditable performances led by Mr and Mrs John Roland and Mrs Howard Loveland. Support from Mr IW TH ,Roper and Skipé Raweonita kept the audience amused though poor stage visibility limited views. More than thirty dollars was raised. a repeat performance may be planned in a later month if a sectional platform is built.
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Mrv
John Roland
Howard Loveland
IW. TH
Roper
Mi Skipé Raweonita
Fix
James Nite
Ruby McCullouinh
Mies Eather Donaldson
Carl Christensen
Jon
Hostess Helen Blair entertains eight youths with cards
Miss Helen Blair hosted eight young men at her West Church Street home last evening. The gathering featured visiting and card play with refreshments.
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Helen Blair
West Church
Community visit noted during Columbus outing
P K Mead and Henry Jugurth visited Columbus area on Tuesday afternoon with Lewis Fuller and couples Mrs Jesse Baccus and Mrs Clayton Baccus. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Bue Bacewe near Columbus according to local notes.
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Blue Eye
P. K. Mead
Henry Jugurth
Columbus
Lewis Fuller
Jesse Baccus
Clayton Baccus
Bue Bacewe
Birch
Corry
Local family social notes and visitors reported
Tuesday columns list Mr and Mrs PK Mead and daughter Helen hosting relatives, Charles Sandburg and family visiting Lynn Connell near Columbus, Mrs Merle Skinner traveling to Garland to assist her mother Missenger, Margaret Saxidburst and Alice Anderson visiting Charles Sandburg, Henry Jaquitly and Perry Mead’s trips, P Higgins visiting in Gerry, and George Meadix in Columbus. Also a want ad for washing at 515 Marloch St with call for delivery.
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PK. Mead
Helen
Marvin Mead
Charles Sandburg
Lynn Connell
Columbus
Merle Skinner
J. Missenger
Edna Taylor
Margaret Saxidburst
Alice Andersor
Warren
Enidl
Henry Jaquitly
Jack
Tila
Charles Langin
Perry Mead
P. Higgins
Gerry
George Meadix
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