Soap Bonds Suit Splits Couple Over Stocks in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 21 Percy Proctor’s lawyers announced a suit filed by his wife the Baronet Nadine de Klituas seeking 40000 in bonds from Proctor Gamble Co. The Baronet seeks a gift she says came from her husband when they wed. Proctor to testify Thursday as efforts continue to reconcile the marriage amid claims of ownership over the stocks.
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Haroness
Cincinnati
Percy Proctor
Nadine de Klituas
Provetor & ‘Gamble Company
Hue
Proctor
Bill
Det Wald
Mens
Belohys & Tier
Dry Town Signal Ignites Private Drinks Despite Restrictions
In Washington Virginia a bizarre gesture allegedly signals a drinker to defy a dry town ban. Seven accused bootleggers appeared before Justice Henry Gantz, each held for court on liquor selling charges after hearings disclosed the hand signal and covert routes to obtain alcohol.
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Washington
Justice of the
Penge Henry Gantz
Hhquor Mowat
First Pulpwood Raft Pays on Canadian Shipment
The first pulpwood raft towed from a Canadian port across Lake Superior carried 8,000 cords of pulpwood to Ohio Island. American investment backs the move with no duty on pulpwood, predicting more Canadian shipments by lake. The raft’s value to the mill is about $20,000.
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Amstend
Wik
Lake Superior
Anliand
Wagent
Plo Island
Canada
Man Dies by Own Action In Complicated Burglary Case
Chicago July 21 report details the death of Mr. Rawn from gunfire during a burglary attempt at his home in Whittetin. Neighbors testified to seeing a man run through the yard after shots, while family and police debated whether the weapon discharged accidentally or by a burglar. Coroner preliminary findings cited a close-range shot and a revolver with an empty cartridge, with investigators considering multiple theories about motive and the burglar's identity.
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Chicago
Ara
Tawa
Monon
Whittetin
Moinbere
Mawn
Rawi
Cork
Ake
Tanus
Monty
Nolve
Wis
Iain Saas
Hove
Jimmy
Dieta
Hoffinn
Néigabor
AnWn
Thua
Mrr
Rawn
Nm Nonamy
Rawa
Missing Girlfriend Elopes Prompting Duty Payment
Fragmented note states a young woman aged 18 eloped with Walter A Huter and left home after seeking parental consent. Her family and Dr Hyber are involved, with references to a private house, a wife and two children, and a plea for assistance in locating her.
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Sharrer
Walter
Huter
Sharrer Ani
Dr. Hyber
Atwater cites labor trouble amid strike firm stance
A. B. Atwater of Grand Trunk says he faces life difficulty filling positions as strike action continues. He notes difficulty securing skilled replacements through agencies, while officials report no disturbances along the line and employers expect to maintain operations without moving the strike.
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A. B. Atwater
Grand Trunk
Ottawa Faces Rail Strike Toll as Trains Delay Freight
Ottawa July 21 Industrial unrest hits Canada as Grand Trunk workers strike with no major disruption yet. Government offers arbitration cost coverage, while the Railway Commission weighs intervention. Train schedules in Ottawa run on time for passengers, but freight movement stalls and delays spread to Chicago yards.
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Ottawa
Canada
Grand ‘Tronk
Labor Department
Mthina Leon
Labor Department Appolre Ay Arbitration Board
Ilttle
Tollway’ Commission
Grand ‘Trunk Rail
Ainda
Postoltcy Department
Goulion
Cengrat
Grand Trunk labor unrest sighted in Chicago
Union reports indicate locomotives forming oncoming freight while passenger and suburban service remains running. Chicago crews, including firemen and engineers, are discussed for possible strike action with national railroad leadership. Executive officers of the engineers union may meet to decide on a widespread walkout.
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Grand Trunk Railroad N
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Cleveland
President Taft at Bar Harbor visit India Bar Harbor séjour with Hale and Kinkade note
President Taft travels to Bar Harbor Maine and meets Senator Hale for plans to Bangor visit on Saturday. Local officials, including First Selectman J. M. Bunker, arrange a golf outing at Keb Valley club while Taft’s party receives cheering crowds. Senator Hale from Ellsworth discusses Bangor visit. Judge Kinkade seeks Roosevelt endorsement. tariff questions loom in Taft campaign.
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Hale
Bangor
First Selectman
Mes
Taft
Emery
Tariff Commission
Bar Havin
Iho
Bax Harbor
Svere
Tgs
Mos
Weber
Maine
Ind
Ellsworth
Sauiiddy
J. M. Bunker
Gaynor
Mr. Taft
Mount Desert
Keba Valley Club
Ashira
Phillip Livingston
New York
Meynard Imiide
Toledo
Beverly
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Kins Kade
Republican Party
Oho
Roosevall
Dudge
G. Burleigh
Ayton
Roy
Republican State Committee
Tar Harbor
Palthos
Maytower
Henry Dimork
Jack
First National Bank of Warren Chartered in 1864
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania was chartered on August 6, 1864 for twenty years and extended multiple times. It lists capital at $100,000 with $100,000 surplus and $35,000 in undivided profits.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Poisoning Case On Staten Island Ends In Court
Mrs. Northrop and a man named Quest are under arrest on Staten Island for alleged poisoning of William Northrop husband to the prisoner. Northrop lies gravely ill in hospital. the crime is linked to strychnine in prunes served at breakfast on their houseboat. The couple had lived on Harbor road and were involved in a Tuesday night incident after Northrop returned home.
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New York
Nei Northrog
Richmond Terrace
Mirltiets
Staten Island
Stapleton
Yingletom
William Northrop
Northrop
St Wingwnt's Hospital
Brooklyn
Quest
Whitewall Street
Mantattan
Olf
Harbor Road
Mariners
Harbor
Northroy
Kong
Conway
St. Vincent's Eays
Mevicat Student Crowns Akron Oy Mult 2 Rank
Akron based Mevicat student earns top rank in a mult event contest. The report notes the student and mentions Clowsland affiliation and Fey as referenced institutions. Details are fragmented but indicate a first place achievement and academic ties.
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Akron
Knowles
Ped
Wydheal
Clowsland
Wail Oi
Fey
Pants Hsu
Gronk Granted Divorce Amid Cruelty Claims
George P. Cronk, once ruler of the Elks, is granted a divorce from Mrs. Cora Latheon Patterson Gronky in Omani Nebraska on charges of extreme cruelty and extravagance. Allegations of infidelity were not sustained.
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Gronk
Omani
Neb
George PB Cronky
Grant
the Elks
Cora Latheron Patterson Gronky
Cronk
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Menon
Glaima
Minote Central Inventation
Charles M. Hays
Detroit
Phe
A. J. Alyeaior
Wieste
Mike Feskers
Flere
Melvin
Phyto Jay Buon
Pollow Pavelue
Sharon Gant
Mr. Atwater
Drikert
Rand
Chilago
Induimon
President Taft
Bar Harbor
Kinkade
Roose
Longford
Oil City Trust Company
Warren County
C. W. Damiexon
P. Coustro
F. K. Russell
R. Hy Winger
Teller
Pittsburg
Momestead
iMedel
Marlon
Jing
Louis Osborne
Clarion
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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