Court Opens In Morning for Cozard Versus Feed and Storage Co
The county circuit court in Renga opens tomorrow morning with J W Cozard versus The Feed and Storage Co as the initial suit. Attorneys say Cozard sues for about 510,000 claiming back pay at 6 per day, while he asserts he only received 3 60 for three to four years. Cozard says he drove a delivery wagon for the concern, separating from them about a year ago, and seeks 5 a day for services. The case was noted today. A prohibition case against Bar T Lynch resulted in a 90 day sentence released on bond after appeal. Harvey A Tobias versus Union Mortgage Company involving Grafton and Taylor counties was referred to attorney Guy Allender. N C Musgrove versus Boyd Lindsey was disposed of as Lindsey failed to appear, judgment for Musgrove at 548. A 2,000 damage suit, Benjamin F McVicker versus Ellsworth Croston, is set for Saturday.
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Renga
J. W. Cozard
The
Feed. and Storage Co
Tatton Feed and Storage Co
Heras
Cotard
Atter
Bar T. Lynch
Harvey A. Tobias
Union Mortgage Company
Grafton
Taylor
Guy Allender
N.C. Musgrove
Boyd Lindsey
Tria
Benjamin F. McVicker
Ellsworth Croston
Croston motion for order of survey sparks trial fight
Talbott for Croston moves for an order of survey. MeVicker and Sommerville deny, vow to resist and demand trial. MeVicker claims $2000 damages after Croston warned prospective buyers about the farm on Pleasant's Creek, alleging repeated harassments and failed sales due to interference.
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Talbott
Croston
Messrs. Samples
Sommerville
MeVicker
Pleasant’s Creek
Jane Robinson Dies at 67 After Illness Near Galloway
Mrs Jane Robinson aged sixty seven died at her home near Galloway today after a three year paralysis illness. She is survived by husband Frank, three children Delbert of Akron Ohio Mrs E B McCauley of Galloway and B D Robinson of Simpson and one brother Alonzo Cole. Funeral at the Robinson home Saturday at 10:00 am with interment at Clevenger Cemetery Galloway in charge of Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev H W Martin officiating.
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Jane Robinson
Galloway
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Delbert Robinson
Akron
Ohio
E. B. McCauley
B.D. Robinson
Simpson
Alonzo Cole
Body Identified as Local School Teacher Lida Younginger
A body pulled from the Ohio river near Wheeling on June 13 is identified as Lida Younginger a 45 year old public school teacher who disappeared early Tuesday morning leaving a farewell note. She had suffered ill health for months.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Lida Younginger
Montgomery Stamp Collector Visits Baltimore Exhibit
Robert G. Montgomery of Baltimore, connected with Bryant Electric, visited Montgomery yesterday and today. He joined a gathering at F. Friedman and Son to view Edison star stamps. Montgomery, a collector since 1898, recalled a 1918 New York to Washington flight envelope once 27 cents now valued at 25 dollars, and he belongs to the Philadelphia Stamp Club and Washington Philatelic Society.
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Robert G. Montgomery
Baltimore
Maryland
Bryant Electric Company
Philadelphia Stamp Club
The
Washington Philatelic Society
Copley Denies Charge He Sold Out Papers
Copley publisher of California and Illinois newspapers told the federal trade commission he did not sell out papers amid charges by Sea later Norris of Nebraska. The commission chairman refused to let him read the statement on the stand or place it in the record. He said he could testify about the commission inquiry into publicity activities of public power utilities if related to the record.
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Washington
Copley
California
Illinois
Federal Trade Commission Today
Sealater
Commission
Fairmont Lutherans Mark Jubilee Celebration
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Fairmont plans a silver anniversary service next Sunday marking 26 years of growth. Many members are former Grafton residents and children from St. Pauls Lutheran, with strong local interest in the event. The celebration also includes the formal reopening of the tenured following completion of repairs.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fairmont
Grafton
St. Paul's Lutheran Shurch
Dedicatory Service Held After Large Church Restoration
After extensive repairs to the splen did church structure in Fairmont a new heating plant was installed and the interior and exterior redecorated with modern lighting. Rev A F Richardson will deliver the dedicatory sermon with greetings from Rev Roy J Meyer and Rev Paul L Foulk among others including Dr H D Ketcham and Mayor Arthur Martin. Local Lutherans plan a large attendance Sunday.
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A. F. Richardson
St. Paul’s Church
Serman
Richardson
Davis
W. Va
Roy J. Meyer
Grace Church
Paul L. Foulk
Clarksburg
Synod
H. D. Ketcham
Fairmont
Arthur Martin
Skin of Giant Panda Sent to N Y Museum
San Francisco June 13 The skin of a giant panda was en route to New York in the possession of Kermit Roosevelt who shot the animal in Ind China during a Roosevelt Field Museum expedition. Roosevelt arrived yesterday aboard the President McKinley and spoke of a three month hunting expedition before the panda was bagged. The rare beast was the expedition’s central object, which set out from India last December. The small panda is common, but there is no other specimen of a complete giant panda in the world.
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San Francisco
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Ind-China
Roosevelt-Field” Museum
Roosevelt
Radio operator dead in Cuban plane crash at Santiago
An American radio operator died from burns and General Taylor an airline official was severely burned when a Pan American Airways 10 passenger cabin plane crashed on takeoff from Santiago Cuba. Three passengers suffered minor injuries. The aircraft was destroyed. Sweden reports 1000 groups urging disarmament and peace.
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Havana
Santiago
Cuba
Taylor
Air Line
Pan-American Airways
Chicago Coed’s Failure Claims Thelma Brewerton
Thelma Brewerton a Clarence Missouri born Chicago coed dies after four years as a student waitress and clerk. She earned one more credit from the University of Chicago then learned she could not graduate. On convocation day she hiked the Indiana dunes seeking solitude and collapsed from heart trouble caused by exertion.
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Chicago
Thelma Brewerton
Clarence
University of Chicago
University
Indiana
Body of Man Recovered From Ohio River Near Wellsburg
June 12 Wellsburg report notes a man found in the Ohio River believed to be J. M. Dunn, 40, of Tarentum, Pa. A pocket note read life goes to where it is and bye alls tell Myrtle to stay with Amy. Dunn had vanished from Allegheny County Hospital for the insane May 31 after commitment for nervous ailment.
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Ispurg
J. M. Dunnn
Tarantum
Ohio
Myrtle
Amy
M. Dunn
Pittsburgh
J. M. Dunn
Ohio River
Wellsburg
Allegheny County
Secretary Good Urges Duty To Laws At West Point
Secretary of War James W. Good addressed the United States Military Academy graduating class in West Point on June 13 urging officers to observe both state and national laws. He said their roles extend beyond military duties as the army serves increasingly as business representatives amid varied demands. Missouri has 19 airports.
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West Point
N. Y
James W. Good
United States Military Academy
Davis Not to Resign Declared by White House
Washington June 13 The White House denied reports that Secretary Davis of the Labor Department would resign. Davis will remain to complete reforms begun in the department and will serve one year in the Hoover administration without any change to the plan.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Howard A. Milene
Boston
White House
Hoover
Bank Messenger Robbed of 18000 Dollars in San Antonio Bus HoldUp
San Antonio, Texas, June 18. A First State Bank messenger, Herbert Flack, was robbed of about $18,000 after leaving a bank. A man aboard the bus forced him to surrender the money, then the robber stopped the vehicle and joined a waiting car with a second accomplice.
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San Antonio
Texas
First State Bank of
South San Antonio
Herbert Flack
Flack
Miss Universe Lisl Goldarbeiten Wins Pageant Honors
In Galveston on June 13, Miss Universé Lisl Goldarbeiten of Austria led a banquet conclusion to the International Pageant of Plehritude. Nine other finalists shared a total of 4200 dollars with Miss Universe receiving 2000 dollars and a silver plaque. Irene Ahlberg of New York took second place earning 1000 dollars. Dorothy Jean Davis of Masato won third with 500 dollars. Other winners received 100 dollars each.
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Galveston
Tex
Lisl Goldarbeiten
Austria
Wim
Miss Uni
Irene Ahlberg
Ne York
Otito
Dorothy Jean Davis
Masato
Plane Crashes at Calcutta Airdrome in Cyclone
Calcutta India June 13. Van Lear Black's Maryland Freelance plane at Dumdum airdrome was blown over and wrecked by a cyclonic storm after arriving from the States. Earlier a landing damage had occurred when a wheel sank in soft ground delaying the flight to the Far East.
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Calcutta
India
van Lear Black
Maryland
Dumdum Airdrome
Black
Baltimore
Far East
Atk
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Smith Auto CO
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Savage ‘Washer & Appliance Company
Guzadder Street
Speakman
Kkmble and Lute Supply Co
Montgomery
Baltimorean
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Hendryx
Nile Green & Brass
N. Y. Museum
Sweden
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Mra. Hoover
Missouri
Day
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Men’s and Boys’ Store
Bank
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Edmund Love Warrer
Dorothy Burgess
Ragal Walsh
Irving Cummings
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Strand Theatre
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