Probate Court Guardianships and Estates Summary
Probate court reports on guardianships and minor heirs for Longley Mullett Himes Schmucker Meyer Yoder Swisher Shupert and others. Estates and admx actions include widow taking estate and real estate sale for wards. guardians and gds receive fees. balances listed for some cases.
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Probate Court
Jesse M. Longley
Roy W. Kilmer
Silas E
Andrew J. Longley
Jonas B. Mullett
Sarah Mullett
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Anna
Guardianship and estate actions report of multiple wards
The notice records guardianship and estate matters including wards Harry K. and Melvin Shupert, Charles and Samuel Warner, Dwight and Laura Baker, Flor ence Morgan, Julius Barbour, Luther Lovejoy, James Mayfield, Eugene Moriarity, Ann Clarke, Margaret Defrees, Martha Mayfield, Mary Ramsley, Elizabeth Phillips, Michael Strycker, John Juday, Alpheus Toms, Moses Frame. Final hearings and distributions set or completed. bonds filed. realty ordered sold. several executors discharged.
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Harry K
Melvin Shupert
Charles ‘Warner
Samuel J. Warner
Baily Warner
Dwight W. Baker
Laura Z. Baker
Clifford C
Leslie L. Baker
J. H. Gotham
Ed E. Tiedemann
G. C
Florence Morgan
Albert G
Ann Clarke
Ella Bolen
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Otto B. Deahl
Margaret P. Defrees
Jas. H. State
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Martha A. Mayfield
Elmer Ff. Oaks
Orville L. Simmons
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Mary L. Ramsley
Mitchell Charnley
Elizabeth Phillips
Lewis F. Phillips
Michael Strycker
Solomon Strycker
John S. Juday
Edwin M. Elsen
Alpheus Toms
Jasper B. Toms
Moses Frame
Sanford P. Frame
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Dandy Dixie Heads Big Colored Show at Jefferson
Friday night at the Jefferson stage features the Dandy Dixie company with 40 colored stars including comedians dancers and singers. Street parade at noon open air concert at 7 30 pm and box office sales start tomorrow.
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Jefferson
Dandy Dixie
Dandy Dixie Company
Taft Bryan join on campaign reform effort in Washington
Ryan Taft and Bryan move toward a publicity requirement for campaign contributions. Taft cites a prior letter urging passage and shows written advocacy. Bryan’s telegrams push other lawmakers to act as the two hopefuls seek a reform seen as pivotal in national politics.
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Bryan
Congress
Taft
Burrows
Committee On Privileges and Elections of the
Senate
Currency compromise nears as congress debates terms
Washington reports three conferences between Senate and House on currency bills yielded a tentative agreement. Key points: reserve cut to fixed 10 percent. state and municipal bonds valued up to 8 percent and 70 percent for other bonds. bank circulation limited to 40 percent of bank capital. emergency currency redemption fund raised to 10 percent. total currency cap 500 million. three year time limit. passage likely in both houses but Senate action unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
House
Vreeland
National Clearing House
Freeland
Printing Office Scandal Triggers Stillings Resignation
Washington reports that a senate house joint committee subcommittee issued findings on the government printing office scandal. Public Printer Stillings resigned after the president suspended him, citing lax audits and wasteful contracts saving nearly $40,000 by ending the audit system.
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Washington
Joint Printing Investigation Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Government. Printing. Office
Stillings
Printing Office
Eight New Bishops Chosen by Methodist Episcopal Conference
Baltimore May 27 The Methodist Episcopal conference completed the election of eight new bishops with the last four announced yesterday Rev Dr W F Anderson Rev Dr J J Neulsen Rev Dr W A Quayle Rev Dr Charles W Smith Rev Dr Wilson S Lewis Rev Dr Edwin H Hughes Rev Dr Robert McTntyre and Rev Dr Frank M Bristol to be consecrated at a Sunday Lyric service The conference will then elect a missionary bishop for Mexico a conference secretary and other officials.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference
W. F. Anderson
New York
J. J. Neulsen
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
W. A. Quayle
St. James’ Church
Chicago
Charles W. Smith
Tittsburg Christian Advocate
Mexico
General Conference
Prohibition Majority Seen in North Carolina Vote
North Carolina favored prohibition by an estimated forty thousand to forty two thousand votes with the Prohibition ticket carrying seventy eight of ninety eight counties. Prohibition leaders forecast a possible 70,000 majority as the state total vote nears 175,000.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Prohibition
Mie
Prohibition Teket
Refugees Reported Drowned in Red River Flood
Fourteen people who sheltered on a sand island between channels of the Red River are said to have drowned when floodwaters rose over their refuge. The report has not been verified.
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Colbert, Okla
Angeland
Red River
Local Storm Claims Two Lives Near New Hampton
A severe electrical storm near New Hampton killed two people and injured others as lightning struck a coop and chickens. Jacob Durand of Falls City, Missouri, drowned while trying to recover a plan blown into a pond.
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