New Trial Granted for Molineux in Adams Murder Case
New York court of appeals grants Roland B. Molineux a new trial for the murder of Catherine J. Adams in New York City. The reversal rests on error admitting Barnet testimony about another alleged crime, the death of Barnet, and the court expunged that evidence. Judges Werner Bartlett Vann and O'Brien joined in the prevailing opinion.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineux
Molineux
Catherine J. Adams
New York City
Werner
Rochester
Barnet
Parker, Haight
Gray
Werner, Bartlett
Vann
O’brien
Molincur
Building boom strains city carpenters
Unprecedented demand in the building trade leaves the city short of carpenters as demand outpaces supply and work on several projects lags.
Building Trades Council Seeks Carpenters for Projects
The city has no unemployed carpenters as most are employed for months ahead. Secretary Edward Carey of the Building Trades council departed for surrounding cities to try to secure additional men to assist with upcoming construction.
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Edward Carey
Building Trades’ Council
Rain arrives as Little River Grange fades from memory
Weather prophets forecast rain finally arrives. Little River Grange stops meeting after years. A house and barn owned by Charles Bush burned in a prairie fire last week. Many weddings planned for Thanksgiving. Prairie Grove chapel freshened with paint and new interior paper. A colt frightened by Oliver Fisher bolted, driver uninjured. CUE Prayer meeting moved to Charles Fairfield’s home Wednesday evening.
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Little River Grange
Charles Bush
Prairie Grove Chapel
Oliver Fisher
Charles Fairfield
Maysville Community News Notes Transfers and Local Happenings
Reverend L C Zimmerman has moved to the Oregon conference with his family delaying departure until spring. Elsie Zimmerman studies music at Ada Ohio. Residents attended John Small’s funeral. Hardware store construction advances. Photographer Benjamin Zimmerman returns from Chicago. Infant of Mr and Mrs Charles Lake buried with home service led by E C Carring.
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L. C. Zimmerman
Oregon
Elsie
Ada
Ohio
John Small
Benj. Zimmerman
Chicago
Rural church to welcome transfer minister this week
The sermon follows the death and funeral of a member. Mrs. Lake recovers and is improving. The M. E. parsonage ladies' committee will paper several rooms as the house is renovated in preparation for the arrival of Rev. Zimmerman’s successor, a transfer from the Oregon conference, who will preach Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
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Scipio
Lake
M. E. Parsonage
Zimmerman
Oregon Conference
Trial of Caleb Powers Opens Under Weapon Search Rule
Georgetown Ky October 15 Judge Cantrill requires all entering the trial room to be searched for concealed weapons. The judge and all lawyers on both sides submitted to searches by deputy sheriffs. D M Woodson of Frankfort testifies as the commonwealth first witness.
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Georgetown
Small Fires Reported on City Streets and Homes
A match dropped by accident started a small fire at John Linton's home at 11 Hoffman Street. The Tri-State association owns the property and damage was about 15 dollars. A second blaze at John Gerke's residence at 3 Monroe Street caused similar damage of about 15 dollars.
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John Linton
Hoffman Street
Tri-State Association
John Gerke
Monroe Street
Fort Wayne Poultry and Pet Club Elects Officers
The Fort Wayne Poultry and Pet Stock association formed last evening and elected officers: President James B. White, Vice President William Holterman, Secretary T. J. Kucher, and Treasurer Charles Pape Jr. The club plans an exhibition in December or January. Also notes Patterson's offers on undergarments and Mrs Willis Maier's return visit.
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Fort Wayne Poultry and Pet Stock Association
James B. White
William Holterman
T. J. Kucher
Charles Pape, Jr
Athletic Carnival Planned to Aid Billy Meyer
Friends mobilize a benefit at League Park on November 16 to aid Billy Meyer amid financial reverses. The program includes baseball, football, wrestling, sprints, a tug of war and shot put with Peck Sharp bringing a strong Chicago team to face Fort Wayne professionals. An organizing committee and officers have been formed led by Ed OMeara as chairman and Louis Heilbroner as secretary, with local officials and merchants among the backers.
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Billy” Meyer
League Park
Peck Sharp
Fort Wayne
Chicago
H. C. Berghoff
E. J. Ehrman
Postal Telegraph
E. W. Cook
Allen County Loan Association
C. D. Tillo
Newspaper Union
Aug. M. Schmidt
Ben Lehman
Clothier
H. A. Keplinger
White National Bank
M. J. Blitz
J. E. Miller
Ed Omeara
Louis Heilbroner
Larry McEntee
Peter Daniels
John Eggemann
George Miller
Mart Cleary
Mat. McCarthy
Royal Hawkins
Phil Ehret
Wm. Cherry
Charles Stahl
Tom Quinn
Hon. Fricken
Joe O'Rourke
W. Ff. Brashear
Northern Indiana Superintendents Meet in Alexandria
The Northern Indiana Superintendents Association holds a two day meeting in Alexandria on Friday and Saturday to discuss district education programs and statewide initiatives.
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Northern Indiana Superintendents’ Association
Alexandria
White House gift to YMCA firemen boosts pension fund
The White estate presented $160 to the YMCA firemen Saturday morning after a blaze that could have become a major conflagration. A brief note thanked the department for its efficient work in subduing the flames and the gift was to be added to the pension fund.
Ransom Fund Appeal For Ellen M. Stone In Portland
In Portland Maine on October 15 a personal appeal to delegates was made by the chairman of the business committee urging support for the ransom fund for Miss Ellen M. Stone, the American missionary held by brigands.
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Portland
Ellen M. Stone
ransom funding update at national congregational council
In forenoon session officials reported that 60 000 of 110 000 dollars demanded as ransom had been subscribed. Rev Philip Bohn of Edgerton Ohio is visiting the city as guest of his father Rev Bohn pastor of Trinity Lutheran church. Rev Bohn Jr a Concordia College graduate.
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National Congregational Council
Philip Bohn
Edgerton
Ohio
Bohn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Concordia College
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Chance For Life
New York
Supreme Court
Maysville and Vicinity
Poultry and Pet Club
Patterson’s
Willis Maier
C. M. Dawson
Billy Meyer
J. N. Study
Court Street
Sar
Foster Furniture & Garpet Company
Miss Stone
Calhoun St
F. M. Smith & Go
Calhoun Street
Phon
The
Sentinel
Wolfe
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