Jury Hears Damages Suit Over 1926 Taxi Collision
A jury hearings the Demoss versus Thomas case over injuries claimed from a March 1926 taxi collision on Main Street near Franz and Burka. Emma Demoss alleges permanent injuries to her eyes and body from negligence by taxi driver A. Thomas, with J H S Barlow for the plaintiff and O E Wyckoff for the defense. Continuances granted in several cases. other actions include land condemnation and a revolver license. The Demoss-Thomas matter is expected to occupy most of the day.
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Morgan's Garage
Louis Fisher House
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E. Lodge Ross
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Coal Company executives granted 90 day stays of sentence
The docket shows Sam Gerard and associates at Hiatyiaca Coal Company with ap Howard Mayle and Palace Parsons each receiving a 90 day stay of sentence to file petitions with the state supreme court for review. They are arranging bonds for liberty pending final adjudication.
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Hiatyiaca Coal Company
Ap Howard Mayle
Palace Parsons
State Supreme Court
Postmaster General Plans Lindy Airmail Greeting Arrival
AP reports new Lindbergh airmail greeting plans as he arrives. Ford denies Lindbergh offered a position in its aircraft division. William Phillips presents credentials in Ottawa as first US minister to Canada. Major General Davis retires. Brigadier General Wall to succeed. Taft endows Cincinnati Symphony with art and million-dollar fund. State Dept. comments on Sheffield’s Mexico ambassadorship resignation. British waive claims against US for WWI shipping seizures. Rumors of General Wood health concerns. Anna Appolonio released on bail. Dr. Dee Hammer remains jailed.
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New
Lindy
Henry Ford
Detroit
Lindbergh
Ford Company
William Phillips
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Robert G. Davis
U. S. Army
Lutz Wall
Cincinnati
C. P. Taft
State Department
Washington
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Anna Appolonio
Husband
Dee Hammer
Professor Young A 33rd Birthday Tragedy At Cliffside
The narrative recalls Professor Young, fluent in twelve languages and eight dialects, who dedicated his life to teaching and writing while incarcerated. On his 33rd birthday he fell from a sixty foot cliff in southern Europe, leaving him unable to walk. Born in Detroit, he later graduated from Tarrytown military school and spent 11 years abroad studying medicine.
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Detroit
Tarrytown
N. Y
Claims Now Due for World War Veterans Act Benefits
Charleston report notes the June 7 deadline for evidence to claim compensation for tubercular and neuro psychiatric conditions under the World War Veterans Act. Hoaks of the West Virginia regional office urges veterans to provide proof linking disease or injury to service, as official records are absent. Hartford notice reports Prof. C H Young, 74, longtime Hartford resident, died after chronic illness.
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Charleston
H. G.hoaks
West Virginna
Veterans Bureau
Hartford
Conn
C. H. Young
Burdead
Heeau
Liquor Permits Rule Spark Toronto Arrests
Michael K Kelly of Washington DC was arrested in Toronto after a government liquor sale began yesterday under the new law. He faces $250 bail on a charge of possessing liquor without a permit amid widespread store lines across six Toronto outlets. Authorities report no immediate troop movements from Manchuria and no major China developments expected soon.
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Washington, D. C
Kelly Gap
Toronto
Finance Minister Takahashi Resigns in Tokyo Coup
Finance Minister Takahashi resigns and Chuzo Mitsuci, Seyukai leader, is noted to succeed him. Takahashi agreed to serve temporarily when Baron Tanska formed his ministry on April 19, and he stated he would reevaluate his position.
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Takahashi
Chuzo Mitsuci
Seyukai Party
Baron Tanska
Boy Scouts to Organize In Grafton To Build Native Club
After many rallies failed in the past the Boy Scouts of America will again organize in Grafton to form a useful native club. Leaders plan a new method to create interest by appealing to boys through music and other activities.
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Boy
Scouts of America
Grafton
Youth movement at Main Street church seeks 200 members
This morning at Main Street M. E. Church a new youth initiative urged boys to join. The goal is 200 members with a kickoff meeting and a plan to enroll boys in a Boy Scout troupe, band, and orchestra. A trumpet and drum corps will form, with several elder city musicians volunteering.
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Bao Ie Anatoototha
M. E
Te Mites
Ees
Coolidge to Use Duplicate Limousine in West
President Coolidge will be driven in an exact duplicate of his current limousine upon arriving at his summer residence in the Black Hills South Dakota. The new car mirrors the one he uses here and will be dynamically prepared for western duties.
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Washington
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
West
Uncertain fragment hints at travel to Rapid City offices
The fragment suggests a person plans to use a car to reach Rapid City from camp to view scenery and reach executive offices, mentioning symbols like a coat of arms and an unclear Pred term.
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Esident
Rapid Cit
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