Realty transfers surge in Taylor county weekly record
The Taylor county clerk reports numerous estate transfers for the past week. Properties include Woodsdale Cemetery Association, First National Bank in trust, Star Addition burial plots, Hepzibah Baptist church tracts, and multiple lots in Beaumont and Latrobe areas, with several rights of way agreements involving Monongahela West Penn Public Service Co.
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Taylor County Clerk’s Office
Woodsdale
First National Bank
Inlentore of Trust
Properties Innes
Mary F. Fips
Baker
eFtterman
John J. Kirby
Nola Jane
Weetchoe
Ling
Star- Addition
Knottsville
M.aings Baik
Fett m
James Riley
Atwell Stark
Hepzibah
Boottivs Creek
Henry Crouse
Homer Daugherty
Berkley Creek
Court House
Herbert M. Wolfe
Evan A. Giles
Beaumont
Excelsior Mantel Company
Daniel L. LaRue
Latrobe Street
Propertiea
East Gratton
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Bank of Morgantown
Monongahela
C. C. Demoss
Monon
Grafton
D. W. Lawson
Philippi Pike
Queen
Grafton-Philippi
James Yaste
Elizabeth Yaste
Grafton-Philippi Pike
Ford's Plans Opposed To Move Historic Court House
Henry Ford faced opposition over plans to relocate the old Postville courthouse, once used by Abraham Lincoln, to Dearborn Michigan. Ford spokesman W J Cameron said the building would be moved and oriented to resemble its Lincoln era setting. Logan County Judge Lawrence B Stringer thanked Ford for preservation but warned removal would leave an empty shell in its current environment.
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Lincoln
Henry Ford
Postville
Abraham Lincoln
Dearborn
Mich
Lawrence B. Stringer
Logan County
W. J. Cameron
Detroit
Ford
Aviators Adopt Women's Hair Nets For Comfort
St Paul aviators embraced hair nets for practicality. Thorwald Chil Johnson, pilot for Canadian-American Airplanes, Inc., explained nets keep hair out of eyes and improve comfort and economy on flights.
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St. Paul
Thorwald
Chil Johnson
Airplanes, Inc
Labor Day Outing Inspires Fall Dress and Hat Trend
A cheerful note invites shoppers to embrace a new dress and fall hat for Labor Day outings. The friendly message suggests updating wardrobe pieces to enjoy the holiday in style.
Funeral for Mrs Ward set Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Catharine W. Ward 49, who died after a six month tuberculosis illness, will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Bartlett Funeral Home. The Rev. Ark of Flemington will officiate, with burial in Bluemont cemetery. She leaves five children across several towns.
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Catherine W. Ward
Celia ‘Tracy
West Main Street
Bartlett Funeral Home
Ark
Flemington
Bluemont
Ward
Isaac
Sarah Turner Wilmouth
John T. Hoskinson
Grafton
Ed Keane
Canada
Dan Purkey
Herbert Reed
Parkersburg
James Hoskinson
Hines
John Hoskinson
Charlie Dulin
Clark Ward
Funeral for Mrs. Reba Smith Held at Cecil
Funeral services for Mrs. Reba Smith 24 wife of Ed Smith who died in Detroit Michigan August 27 from heart trouble were held this afternoon at 2 at her mother Mrs Ella Mail at Cecil. The Rev Fred B De Cost officiated. Interment followed in the Cecil cemetery family plot.
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Reba Smith
Ed Smith
Detroit
Mich
Ella Mail
Cecil
Fred. B. de Cost
Cecil Cemetery
Doctor Frank Ende Missing in Chicago Mystery
Chicago aug 30 missing doctor Frank M Ende 39 a New York surgeon and second in charge of the city hospital vanished after arriving august 19 for an american medical convention. he checked in at a loop hotel talked with a friend then said he would go to his room to take headache medicine and has not slept there or left his baggage since.
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Chicago
Dr. Ende
Guns Bark in Chicago Again
Tony Domingo vowed to avenge his wife’s dynamite death. A gunman killed him in a cafe. Ralph Bartall, a dinner companion, escaped. Neighbors note prior quarrels between the Domingos after two Domingo brothers died in a mash vat accident on their Michigan farm.
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Chicago
Tony Domingo
Tony
Tank
Michigan
Ralph Bartall
Domingo
Domingos
di Maria
Will and crew hover near endurance record at Sky Harbor
The aviators Russell Mossman and B. Steele continued their 161 hour flight at Sky Harbor as they chase the 421 hour refueling endurance record on the "St. Louis Robin" and the "Chicago, We Will" motor runs smoothly with ground crew reporting no fatigue.
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Will
St. Louis
Sky Harbor
Russell Mossman
B. Steele
Chicago
Lindy Poses for Photographers at Air Races
Lindbergh charmed a crowd of newspaper photographers at the national air races. He quipped he would pose if he could, then, after the photographers scrambled to get shots, the flyer agreed and posed amid the bustling field scene.
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Gliarles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Boy and His Gang Break Up Robbery in Evanston
A 12 year old boy and a group of youths intervened during a grocery hold up yesterday in Evanston. They pursued the robber after he fled with $140, knocking the money from his hands and forcing him into a waiting car. The boy later returned without revealing his identity, and the group obtained the license number of the getaway vehicle.
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Evanston
Eckener Leaves Washington for Lakehurst Flight
Graf Zeppelin skipper Dr. Hugo Eckener departs Washington after meeting President Hoover and thanking U S officials. He chooses a quiet hotel room in Lakehurst before returning to New York by train. Also, Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Susanne Bennett wed in Cleveland officiated by Justice Myron J. Penty.
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Washington
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
Eckener
New York
O. C. Keip
Dr. Eckener
Wer
Endy
America
Navy
Zeppelin
N. J
President Hoover
Cleveland
Sir Geo. Hubert Wilkins
Susanne Bennett
Australis
Justice of the Peace
Myron J. Penty
Man Forces Entrance to Buckingham Palace Grounds
Special police from Scotland Yard investigated a man who forced entry to the Buckingham Palace grounds in London. The intruder refused to name himself or explain his motive. Police scaled the locked walls, injuring his hands on a picket fence, and pursued the suspect as he attempted to hide in the wall shadows. No members of the royal family were at the palace.
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London
Scotland Yard
Buckingham Palace
Et Ganda
Ore
Treasury reports drive against rum running cuts Detroit border imports
Washington reports customs figures show a campaign against Canadian liquor smuggling near Detroit reduced June and July imports from Canada to 171,719 cases, down from 439,101, with May and July exports also sharply lower. Strong enforcement began in May after an April launch, cutting border exports from last year by more than half.
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Washington
Treasury
Canada
Detroit
Customs Bureau
Destroit
United Sties
Start of search for fugitive in Tulsa gunfight
Tulsa Aug 30 A search was started today for a companion of Dick Gregg who fled after a pistol fight that left Tulsa County officers Ross Darrow and A L Bowline dead. The pursuit includes the Sands Springs highway incident where the officers stopped Gregg before he shot Bowline while he jumped onto a running board. Gregg was wanted in three Oklahoma bank robberies.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dick Gregg
Oklahoma
Tulsa County
Sands Springs
Here
Ross Darrow
A. L. Bowline
Gregg
Bowline
Chicago Endurance Craft Remains Up
Chicago August 30 endurance event reports suggest the endurance craft remains prominent in local sports coverage.
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Chicago
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