Court seeks to reopen damage suit over bicycle crash
Dr M F Schick petitions Superior Court to reopen the case in which Louis Blakesley was awarded 5000 after a bicycle collision at Broadway and DeWald streets. New witnesses claim Blakesley admitted high speed and distraction. Jury affidavits allege deliberations focused on deterring reckless driving.
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M. F. Schick
Louis Blakesley
Heaton & Heaton
Schick
Blakesley
Dr. Schick
Broadway
DeWald Streets
Henry H. Adams
LeRoy Blackburn
George Snyder
George Wilson Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
George Wilson pleaded guilty before Judge 8a) A Wood in circuit court to grand larceny involving theft of money from Freiburger grocery. A 1 to 14 year prison term was suspended and he was placed on probation with officer Fred Wlein, fined $1 and costs, and disenfranchised for one year.
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George Wilson
A. Wood
Freiburger
Fred Wlein
Man Sues for 25000 Personal Injuries from Rail Admin
Tdgzar J. Robinson a Nickle Plate worker sues for 25000 against the Federal Railroad Administration and Smith and McGregy New Haven handle factory owners claiming a car left on a sid e at the plant caused him to be knocked from an engine injuring his arm and leaving permanent disability. Accident dated December 10 1919. Fuel ter Tones and Dunton are his attorneys.
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Tdgzar J. Robinson
Federal Railroad Administration
Smith & McGregy
New Haven
Fuelter, Tones & Dunton
Pierceton News Divorce, Dismissals, and Local Notices
Edith Skelton seeks divorce from Ben Skelton Jr via Ross F. Lokridsse charging failure to provide and forced property sales. Anna Schlink wants divorce from Sylvester Schlink with $1,000 alimony. James Noomah seeks separation from Frances Wooman with alleged immorality conviction. D Billie Munger requests divorce from Ray J. Munger citing lack of support and husband’s absence. Riddner case dismissed after key witnesses refused to testify. Chicago firms recover goods. Various civil suits and court actions noted. capital stock increase filed for Nulas Company. Community notices include local visits, illnesses, and social updates from Pierceton area.
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Edith Skelton
Ben Skelton, Jr
Ross F. Lokridse
Limes
Anna Sehlink
Sylvester Schlink
Ryan, Ryan & Aldrich
James Noomah
Frances Wooman
D. Billie Munger
Ray J. Munger
Carl Yaple
Ben
Bessie Riddner
Riddners
Newses
Chicago
Hypophosphate Tablets Promoted as Health Booster
Daily evidence shows a recent chemical element compound in tablet form with hypophosphites aiding thhy men and women. A three to four month Temnilar course reportedly raises strength by 14 to Sd pounds and improves health and emotion. Sold as hypo-nuclane tablets in sealed packages from leading apothecaries with full directions.
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Parthar
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