Swindler Gang Chief Escapes Court Trial
Yrich Cohn a New York broker and alleged head of five confidence men escaped court in Richmond yesterday after being charged with aiding a $25,060 swindle of New Haven farmer Joan Igule. Cohn, known by many aliases, was captured pending a train arrival and drew a $1,000 bond. He avoided trial by forfeiting the bond, signaling he would not face court. Dancing now at Trier's Amusements.
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Yrich Cohn
New York
Joan Igule
New Haven
High Pond
Richmond
Con Ngoney
Cobo
G. A
Brennan
Junkandy
McCormick
Cohn
Junk
Hho
Triad
Cumberland mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Joan Hiren of Cumberland says the Vegetable Compound eased her pain from age 13 14 and aided seven children improving strength for housework and childbirth She offers to answer letters from other women seeking proof of its benefits and guidance written with Cumberland Maryland as the locale and Taang we Sanabandy referenced in a testimonial.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia B. Pinkham
Joan Hiren
Dilley Seravt
Cumberland
Ueler
Taang
Sanabandy
Noblish
Lydia E. Pinkham
White Caps Victim Seeks Mother Here In Aurora
A Fort Wayne kidnapping years ago left Mrs. M Wilks seeking her mother and any living relatives. She appeals to Mayor Hosey and newspaper readers to locate kin of the girl from the White Caps gang era. She recalls an Iowa birth and Indian captivity details, asking for information to reunite with her family.
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Fort Wisyne
M. Wilks
Aurora
Hosey
Tariana
Mer Jetter
Soliowsy
Autorm
Cam
Pha
Shy
Fort
Ind
Walla
Inquest Reports In Indiana On John Shipe and John Gind
Coroner and county clerk oversee inquest at Waldenmere on John Shipe and John Gind. Disscusses Shipe, 76, found dead May 27, cause apoplexy. Also notes Mind Wilden Roland, 22, of 330 West Seventh, who died in lie attic of the church debit. Declaration of intention filed to become an American citizen. born in Toerburer Canada, arrived January 1920.
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QA Bhurn
Ind
Etliinger
MetMatocht
Woldermerra
John Shipe
John Gind
Shive
Tiddon
Read
Wilden Roland
West Seventh Street
Amerie Villaen
Unetsha
Toerburer
Canada
United States
City Hall Auto Dealers Propose Parking Time Change
Auto dealers protest proposed parking limits, urging 30 minute on Calhoun Street and one hour on all other streets. Plan stems from Public Safety Board study. council to decide. Also notes winter park renovations at Weisser park and potential new ponds on other parks with drainage work planned.
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Mombers
Thy
Iitmic
Automobile Parte Lye
Calhoun Street
Board of Public Safety
Willlim Moller
Goming Asinnner
Weisser Park
Wotser
Skating Pond Feature Plan At Weisser Park
The park commission announced a feature plan for Weisser Park Skating Pond. The plan outlines a new skating area with agility features and related improvements designed to enhance winter recreation and park use.
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Weisser Park
Georgette Dresses Highlight Occasion Wear Range
Georgette dresses are described as lovely for a given occasion. Prices range from 21.75 to 35.00 dollars. Post school dismissal, sport dresses replace afternoon frocks and informal evening attire, with the most dressed up sport model noted.
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Georgette
Third Presbyterian Church Sets $12,000 Budget Drive
The congregation will be asked to subscribe to the annual church budget at Third Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Volunteers plan to canvass all members that afternoon to confirm pledges and detail how funds will be allocated among congregational expenses benevolence work and other items.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Itis
Incanvuss
Stolen War Stamps Recovered in Hartford City
Hartford City June 2 David Denny of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company reported the recovery of stamps worth 70 dollars after burglars entered his home weeks earlier. The thief fled, but the stamps were returned to the same location.
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Hartford City
Ind
David
Denny
Ann Omyplay
Pennsylvania — Railroad — Company
Met
Truss Wins Second Round In Court Battle
Wabash Ind June 2 The township fight over the new high school building sees Truss win the second court round. Judge Switzer restricts the jury to verdict of not guilty and the charge is discharged. Earlier, a special judge ruled rugs and advisory board not entitled to an injunction. Truss may again advertise for bids for the school project.
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Wabash
Ind
Trustas
Waltz Township
Tolay
Run New High School
Mrank
Switzer
Wahuapelreult Court
Truss
Harry Bernetha
Rochester
Local Shop Ad Highlights Bath and Beauty Goods
A small advertisement lists Carmen Complexion Powder Lemon Cream Soap Palmolive Shaving Cream Palmolive Soap three bars for Mary Garden Toilet Water a bottle Jag.s 2-2 2-0. The fragment outlines basic toiletries and a perfume item offered by the store.
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Carmen
Mary Garden
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Fort Wayne
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Monroeville
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Russel's Point
Indian Lake
City Hall
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Tanden
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Jade
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Elks’ Country Club
Liberty
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Clinton St
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