Dire New Haven Directors Summoned to ICC Probe
Washington May 26 three NYNH&L Railroad directors join others served notice to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission as it resumes the New Haven investigation. Names include de Ver H Warner Lawrence Minot and J B Elton with others ready to testify in New Haven. The ICC plans to also probe Rock Island finances after this inquiry.
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New York, New Haven & Lee Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
de Ver H. Warner
Lawrence Minot
J. 8. Elton
Warner
Minot
Charles 8. Mellon
Elton
New York
William Rockefeller
H.M. Rochersperger
The
Samuel C. Morehouse
Connecticut
Lewis Cass Ledyard
George F. Baker
George McCulloch Miller
E. D. Robbins
Road
Joseph W. Folk
Rock Island
Judson C. Clements
Minister tells story of his sufferings as captive
Rev. Louis R. Patmont a prohibition advocate reappears in St Louis saying he was kidnaped from Westville Illinois and held for fifty days in dark cellars and a bare room. He identifies a Danville red automobile as key and says captors planned to burn the house near Columbia. He traveled via car with Rev John Brandt and is bound for Danville to testify before Vermillion County grand jury.
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St. Louis
Louis R. Patmont
Westville
Lil
Danville
Ill
Vermillion County
Patment
Columbia
Patmont
John L. Brandt
First Church of
J. F. Bickel
First Christian Church of
Bickel
John H. Lewman
Coit
Cleveland
Panville
Illinois
Auto Ride to Hospital and Return Event
A May 29 event offers an auto ride to a hospital and back with ice cream and cake for 50 cents, inviting attendees to participate in a charitable community activity.
May 29 Date Reminder Cited For Friday
The note emphasizes Friday May 29 as the key date. It signals events or deadlines tied to that day and urges attention to the schedule.
Moss Found Guilty of Murder of Sheriff Gill
The jury in the State vs. Mc Connell Moss convicted Moss of first degree murder with mitigating circumstances for killing former Sheriff Houston S. Gill near Silver Point three years ago. A motion for arrest of judgment and new trial was filed. Gill said Moss fired after Gill claimed to draw a pistol. one eyewitness observed Moss. Moss has prior legal troubles and fled west after the shooting before capture in Nashville and return to Cookeville.
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Cookeville, Tenn
McConnell Moss
Muhrder
Moss
Houston S. Gill
Silver Point
Gill
McConnel Moss
McConnell
Moss McConnell Moss
Bealt
Nashville
Cookeville
Buchheit's Bottling Works Case of Pep-To-Lal
A brief item notes Buchheit's Bottling Works handling a case of Pep-To-Lal. The reference suggests a local business or product shipment mention without further details.
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Buchheit
Spirit and mood linked to success say celebrated French physician
A celebrated French physician reportedly said that a man's liver is the barometer of his disposition. The adage suggests everyone can choose happiness and that a cheerful smile influences success for both men and women.
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