Spiritualist Buzzard Convicted in Mail Fraud Case
Pittsburg Pa October 20 Jacob Buzzard of Mt Hope was found guilty in Judge Orrs court of using the mails to defraud. Buzzard allegedly urged and paid for correspondence with persons seeking to communicate with departed friends. The United States Court case has drawn considerable interest.
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Pittsburg
Jacob Buzzard
Mt. Hope
Charles Orrs Court
Buzzard
United States
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Wood held at Farle Street residence
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Wood wife of Dr P. Wood was held at her Farle street home this afternoon at 4 oclock conducted by Rev C E Woodward. Members read Hebrews and sang Abide with Me Tired assisted by Margaret Malilo with G A Elston on piano. Pallbearers named Franke T Babbit Lee L Smith Chay Geiger James H Wright Harry B Smith Alex Memnes Jr out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs A H Wood Sinclairville NY Mrs Rhoda Laing Cherry Creek NY and others from Westfield Falconer Eden and Fredonia.
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G. A. Elston
Franke 'T. Babbitt
Lee L. Smith
Chay
Geiger
James H. Wright
Harry B. Smith
Alex Metnnes
Carry Humane Society Annual Report Summary
The Carry Humane Society reports 43 cases investigated and 1 prosecution, with 10 large animals and 17 small animals humanely destroyed. It lists 1 paid officer serving without salary, receipts of 100.40 dollars and expenditures 108.42 dollars, and notes the treasurer and collectors for the coming year.
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Humane Society
Carry Humane Society
Olivers
G, K
Cart
Mrp
HMA Page Bracken
Réo'y
You'll Have to See Mr Murphy
Reporters in New York note only Charla Arkeson present when asked about charges against Box Murphy. The secretary replies that Murphy will not respond publicly and is at his summer home in Good Surrounda.
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United
New York
Wi ‘Tammany Tall
Tor
Charla
Arkéson
Box Murphy
Sulzer
Urphy
Pankhurst Admitted by U S Authorities After Review
The president and secretary of labor decided Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst may enter the United States without a bond. She may leave England on recognizance but will be arrested if she violates laws of any state she appears in. Immigrant authorities were ordered to release details to local officials.
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Ly Culted Press
Washington
1. C
Wilson
Tabor Wilson
Wak
Ommeting Pankhurst
Ellin
Secretary of Labor
Paniehurst
England
New York Commission
Final Break With Tammany Boss Described by Sulzer
Sulzer recalls Albany talks on public service appointments and a New York meeting with Ma McCall and Murphy. Murphy pressed for Galvin and The McManus as state labor commissioner and war official, prompting Sulzer to warn he would wreck the party. Murphy vowed to disgrace him.
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Albany
Ma McCall
Public Service
New York
Eghth Street
McCall
Murphy
Galvin
Eithier
Mr. Murphy
Ted
McManus
Haally Sid Tt
Gulyin
Fort Adams Receives No Leave Orders
Newport report says the men at Fort Adams have received no leave of absence orders from Washington. About 18 officers and men are believed to be under close control, ready for a possible trip to Mexico if an emergency demands.
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Newport
Fort Adams
Here
Washington
Mexico
Johnstown Linemen Die in Wire Accident Near Brownsville
Two Bell telephony linemen, R. Thompson and G. W. Wiley, were electrocuted near Brownsville while stringing a wire. Alvin Adams survived as his brother wrapped a coat around the live wire and pulled it away.
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United Press
Johbstown
R., C. Thompson
G. W. Wiley
Bell
Brownsville
Alvin Adams
Twenty Four Bodies Recovered From Mobile Train Wreck
At noon today twenty four bodies were recovered from the wreckage of a troop train at the State Line trestle on the Mobile and Ohio railway. Reports indicate at least six more may be buried in the debris.
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Thired Press
Mobile
Als
State Line
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Funeral of Jom Maxwell in Crook
The funeral for Jom Maxwell, resident of OM Crop Trend, who died suddenly Friday afternoon, was held yesterday in Crook.
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Mr. Maxwell
Jom Maxwell
Virginia reel tops dances at Cornell sophomore assembly
Ithaca freshmen and sophomores held a year opening assembly at the College of Agriculture Cornell University where the Virginia reel won popularity over the tanko and turkey trot. The AR sophomores banned the modern dances and the reel is set for future programs.
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Ithaca
Virginia
Clay
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Mt Dids
Hold Up The Work On New Garage
The new concrete block garage project by W. J. Cady and Son will not start this week. Specifications and drawings for the Alb ie garage building are complete and awaiting approval. Local contractors have reviewed plans and say the garage cannot be ready for winter, so the present blacksmith shop and gas plans will stay at First Avenue until spring when construction will begin adjacent to Barbought shop.
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W. J. Cady and Son
Aibie
First Avenue
Worty
Barbought Shop
Ty Mount and Son
Wreck on the Line Near Garland After Broken Rail
Reported incident describes a broken rail causing a near wreck of train 44 eastbound near Garland. Crews from trains 64 and 54 felt the train movement as it paused, with a four foot long broken piece found. investigators monitor potential impact on PP.
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Gueland
Amity
Sehiel
Pittsfield
Garland
Democrats Endorse County Ticket at Erle County Meeting
The Erle Herald reports the county Democratic Committee endorsed four candidates for county offices at a Saturday Court House gathering chaired by County Chairman Rogan. Speakers including Max Halbach urged unity and loyalty to win in November as Wittman campaigned for controller and lawmakers promised support across party lines.
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Court House
Erle
Max Halbach
Haluoh
Democrata
Hila County
Port
Matbach
Hiie
Gona
Hatbach
Nota
Liebel
Akron
IiJn
August Witterman
Himelf
Board of County Auditora
Union City Woman's Funeral Rites Planned in Jamestown
Mrs. Fountain died here after a prolonged illness. Her husband has been in the city during the past two weeks. The remains will be shipped to Jamestown Wednesday morning for interment.
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Union City
George
Fountain
Union Cty
Har Itinos
Jamestown
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