Woman Finds Will Giving Her 80000 Racine Case
In Racine an estate valued at 80000 dollars from Theo Gere Johnson is contested. Mrs Thomas Quahlin, wife of a local justice, claims the will she drew up and witnessed is valid. Handwriting experts challenge the signature and contend the document may have been written by another person. Johnson died in February. the will appeared for probate months later from Mrs Hahn who found it in a trunk in her attic.
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Weather and Baseball Scores From Major League Games
The forecast notes slightly warmer air. Baseball results show Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 4 7 , Brooklyn 5 10 2 at St Louis Boston 0 2 1 and Chicago New York 1 8 4 with Teswean and Rariden leading Chicago. Cincinnati Philadelphia 2 9 2 with Rixey Oeschger Fittery Burns and Schneider Clark Wingo.
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Wingo
Married in Fairfield Two Young People Unite
Two Fairfield residents, Mr. Fred A. Klein and Miss Sylvia E. Dinwiddie, wed Tuesday at 2 pm in Fairfield at the First Baptist Church parsonage with Pastor Frank E. Weston officiating. The couple will reside in Fairfield and were escorted after the ceremony by the Dinwiddie families.
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Fred A. Klein
Sylvia E. Dinwiddie
Frank E. Weston
First Baptist Church
Frank l L. Dinwiddie
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Klein
Pleasant News
Baseball score summaries from multiple games
At Boston St Louis first game Koob Martin and Hale for Boston beat Ruth and Agnew for St Louis 11 to 13. Second game St Louis 3 8 0 Lofron Rogers Severeid Boston 8 14 0 Foster Agnew. At Philadelphia Detroit six eight zero Ames Stanage Philadelphia 2 2 Seibold Haley. Second game Detroit two eight one Mitch ell Stanage Philadelphia 4 7 4 Noyes Bush Meyer. At Washington Cleveland one three three Sagby Billings Washington 2 5 Dumont Ayers Ainsmith. Second game Cleveland five four one Wiepfer Deberry Washington 2 4 0 Harper Shaw Henry. Call end 5th darkness. At New York Chicago five eleven zero Renz Danforth Williams Schalk New York six thirteen four Cullop Shawkey Nunnamaker Walters fourteen innings.
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Bread price cut announced by Paron Rhondda
A 25 percent reduction in bread price is announced by Paron Rhondda for an early date. A staged fall in meat prices for the army and civilians will reach 30 percent by January from current levels.
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The Smell of Print is Music to a Merchant
A local merchant celebrates the scent of ink from printed ads as a sign of thriving business. The tongue in cheek stance links advertising success to the familiar aroma of ink, praising print media’s vitality.
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