Sheriff Jarrett Sued Over High Wage Show Ban
T Saito promoter sues Sheriff Jarrett for about 807 dollars claiming losses from a show halted by the Alea police order on February 9. Saito alleges extensive prep costs and profits lost, while Jarrett defends the ban as safeguarding the community and preventing possible riot. The county may defend the suit with county lawyers, with Mr. Cathcart likely to lead the defense.
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David Kawananakod Estate Sued in Circuit Court
W E Blaw filed suit in the Circuit Court against John F Coltarn, executor of the last will of David Kawananakod, to collect from Prince David's estate a judgment of 245.45 entered in District Court by default on May 8, 2008. The complaint, filed by Shaw Jones, states David Kawananakos owed Willata Binlade over 200 on April 1, 1904.
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Bishop Estate Plans Unsettled Over King Street Block
Trustees failed to form a quorum for the Bishop Estate property discussion mauka of King Street. The land is under consideration with several propositions, but no definite decision was made pending Monday trustees’ meeting. Also notes tonight feature a Carmens Dance in K P Hall.
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Haskell Case Returns to Fraud Inquiry in Muscogee
In Muscogee on May 8 Judge Campbell of the United States District Court ruled on a fraud matter involving Haskell. Details remain unresolved as proceedings continue and the court weighs prior motions and testimony.
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France Prepares to Resist Strikers Amid Unrest
Paris dispatch reports the government ready to firmly oppose strikes. Military force poised, air positions to be cleared, and the entire state apparatus prepared to quell disturbances. Official bulletins note strict measures and potential outbreaks to be met with decisive action.
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Veteran sergeant leads regional military league effort
The piece honors Sergeant Harry, a BeH OF AW veteran and longtime mentor, who served in the V8 Army and Philippine campaigns. It notes his roles, including Chief Clerk to the Adjutant General NG, curator of a National Guard shooting gallery, and instructor for the First Hospital Corps. It highlights his Red Cross ties and dedication to training and welfare of wounded soldiers.
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Roosevelt Porter Has Small Pox
Nairobi Africa May 8 Two porters with the Roosevelt expedition are down with small pox.
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Reception for Japanese officers aboard West Virginia
In San Francisco on May 8 a reception was held aboard the cruiser West Virginia flagship of the Pacific fleet to honor visiting Japanese naval officers. The event reflected cordial ties between the two nations and featured a formal gathering with naval officers and dignitaries in attendance.
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Mrs Boyle Convicted in Whit Law Child Kidnapping Scheme
Mercer Pa May 8 Mrs Boyle the woman who carried out the scheme for kidnapping the Whit law child was convicted by a jury here today.
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Plot Foiled and Tennis Cup Benefit At Beretania Courts
In CORE Russia on May 8 a plan to rob a treasury of $100,000 was revealed. Cantilo and CG Bockus donated a cup to be played for in a men’s doubles hand cay tournament. The event, hosted by the Heretania n Tennis Club, starts Monday May 17 at Beretania courts. RH, Rle ton, will receive visitors until 5 p.m. Friday May 14.
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Craig for Member of License Board
J H W Craig, formerly on the Board of Immigration, may be named to fill the vacancy on the Liquor License Board created by Norman Wat Kin's resignation. The governor is expected to announce the appointment and may also reappoint a former immigration member. A vacancy on the Board of Health is mentioned with Dr Moore and Prof Raymond as leading contenders.
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Immigration
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Suez
Pr. Raymond
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