Felony Trials in Bank Cases Set for October 21
Grafton West Virginia October 18. A prohibition order from the Supreme Court of Appeals restrains the Taylor County circuit court and the prosecuting attorney from proceeding with the misdemeanor cases against former Grafton Bank officials led by John T Moran and Charles R Durbin. Indictments against the men were filed weeks ago and a trial date for felony charges is listed for October 21. The local court overruled a defense motion seeking a bill of particulars in the felony cases.
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Grafton
W. Va
Supreme Court of Appeals
Charleston
Taylor County Fom
John T. Moran
Charles R. Durbin
Grafton Bank
800 Lambs in One Shipment Chills Garrett County
Eight hundred lambs were assembled at Accident Garrett county by Henry Smouse a Oakland sheep dealer. They were driven to Friendsville loaded on four double deck cars on the Confluence and Oakland branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and shipped to the Baltimore market. The sight of 800 lambs in one flock was unusual likely the largest single Garrett county shipment to date.
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Accident
Garrett County
Henry Smouse
Oakland
Friendsville
Confluence
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Eye strain tips from old newspaper note
Advice warns against dangerous eye strain remedies and urges seeking an oculist. Home care includes resting eyes, looking at distant points, and short eye closures during tasks. Readers are cautioned that certain remedies are unsafe and may fail.
Frostburg Democratic Parade Sees State Candidates Honored
The Frostburg Democratic Club hosts a parade led by George Vaney with a miniature donkey on the hood. State nominees and county ticket candidates tour the courthouse, greet judges, and visit officials. A long list of local supporters travels in decorated cars as the group departs for Oakland at six o'clock for another meeting.
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George Vaney
John Keating
Harrington
Mr. Ritchie
Henry J. Glick
Mr. Mullen
United States
McMullen
Ritchie
George D. Landwehr
Perry Warfield
Frank Millmeyer
Boyd A. Reinhart
John G. Shearer
Peter KE. Wright
Aloysius Glick
Harry Buckholtz
G. Clinton Uhl
Henry M. Mullaney
FP. A. Fannon
Mount Savage
Franklin B. Beall
John Glick
John T. Edwards
James C. Shriver
Georeg Wang
James (. Powell
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Ferdinand Williams
Herman PD. Billmeyer
Col
Thomas G. Dillon
Michael J. Craddock
Joseph B. Finan
Notice of Equity Claim and Distribution in County Case
The county clerk notices funds in a case Mary Dixon v Prank Troutman et al case No 7480. Claims must be filed by November 19 to receive funds distributed to entitled parties. W. B. Cochrane, Attorney, advertises the proceeding and date of final distribution as the 17th day.
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Frank Gany
Claims
Gany County
Tanlac Gains Massive Use in Kentucky in 1912 Era
Over a quarter million Kentuckians use Tanlac the Master Medicine with widespread testimonials from diverse professions. The article notes rapid statewide adoption, prominent endorsements, and local pharmacy exclusives across Frostburg Lonaconing Westernport Oakland, plus a divorce filing against Robert L. Armentrout with three children named Irven, Evely, and Gladys.
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Kentucky
Bluegrass
Armentrout Divorce Case Proceedings In Allegany Court
Equity action in Allegany County circuit court where Martha A. Armentrout sues Robert L. Armentrout to obtain relief. The petition seeks to establish terms of support and property arrangements and to adjudicate marital status. Proceedings request publication of required notices and involve standard court procedures for service.
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Circuit Court For
Allegany County
Maryland
Martha A. Armentrout
Robert L. Armentrout
Order of Publication in Divorce Case Allegany County
Equity court action seeks decree divorcing Cora K. Shoff from Samuel Shoff. Married February 4 1905 Cumberland Maryland. desertion and adultery alleged since December 1914. Notice ordered for publication four weeks before November 4 1915 with appearance required by November 20 1915. True Copy Clerk.
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Circuit Court
Allegany County
Cora K. Shoff
Samuel Shoff
Cumberland
Cumberla
Defend&int
Tereubon
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Maryland Proclamation for Constitutional Reforms 1915
Governor Goldsborough orders publication of multiple proposed amendments to Maryland Constitution. The measures include Article XI A on city county charters and Article XVI The Referendum, detailing petition thresholds, election procedures, and emergency provisions to be voted at the 1915 general election.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Baltimore
Board of County Commissioners
City of
Imore
Seid
Baltimore City
Counties
Wits of
County Council
City of Baltimore
Legislative Department
State of
Secretary of State
Phillips
Goldsborough
State of Mary
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Frostburg Democratice Club
Boyd
Henderson
Notic
Mary Dixon Va
Troutman
W. 8. Cochrane
Bowling Green
Hon J. McKenzie Moas
Eighth Judicial District
John B. Davnes
Warren County Equity Society
Lawrence Graham
Walter E. Campbell
Bowling Green Post Fice
Lichtenstein
Baltimore Stregy
Quarles
Frostburg
Shupe’s Pharmacy
Lonaconing
Campbell & Son
Westernport
Paul's Pharmacy
Gonder's Pharmacy
Irven L. Armentrout
Evely J. Armentrout
Gladys M. Armentrout
Robert Entrout
Lloyd Ll. Shaffer
New York
Madison Square Park
the Bowery
Intaglio-Creavure
the Cumberland Press
Cumberland Press
A. Locat
Board of Flection Supervisors
Balimore
Charter Board
County Shaft
Tate
Ton
House
Annapolis
Philipps
Robert P. Graham
Cerman
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