Libel Suit Involving Dempsey and Fogarty
A libel case details claims against Tunney associate Fogarty and others. The filing references damages over thousand dollars and alleged publicity harm. The record notes Mrs Fogarty and Pillshey in Arkansas, with post suit actions and accusations tied to publicity and payments.
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Jainey
Katherine Kingorth
Texas
Dempsey-Tumbson
Fogarty
Eye
Chainiys
Fog
Saind-kentiit
Newspipes Eigrablis
Pitty
Vahattly
Pillshey
Springs
Ark
Askey Wilt
Polly
Unclear OCR fragment from historic notice
Fragmentary text provides few readable names and places. no coherent event or action can be established from the available portion.
Summer sea lesson: a boy learns from a fisherman’s dive
Four year old Péter spends a seaside summer with a fisherman family. He watches boats, nets, and the catch, then savors a blue mackerel in his home, realizing the journey from sea to plate. The piece urges city families to recreate such simple, revealing experiences for children to orient themselves to the physical world.
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EO Gines Lyne
Péter
Exan
Peter
Mrs. Sarah Riddle Dies Sud denly at 61
Sarah Riddle a Bridgewater native died suddenly at her daughter's home on North Main Street Sunday night aged 61. She spent most of her life in Bridgewater before moving to Harrisonburg two and a half years ago. Survived by three children Mrs. W M Koogler Mrs. Mattie Rogers and Irvin Riddle. Funeral services set for Bleaver Creek Church at 11 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Riddle
Bridgewater
W. M. Koogler
North Main Street
Riddle
Harrisonburg
Mattie Rogers
Irvin Riddle
Bleaver Creek Church
Army Navy Football Relations to Resume Discussed
Washington June 24 Secretary Good announced negotiations with Secretary Atlania to resume football games between West Point and Annapolis. Details on eligibility rules causing the disruption are pending release by the general staff and the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good
Atlania
West Point
Annapolis
Veteran Harry Dobson Dies After War Injuries
Harry Thomas Dobson, 45, an invalid for years from injuries sustained serving with U S forces in the Philippine insurrection, died yesterday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after a Friday admission. He joined the Rion Bowman Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and attended most meetings and banquets. He is survived by his wife Mrs Lillian Virginia Dobson and several children.
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Harry Thomas Dobson
U. S
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Dr. Dobson
Rion-Bowman
Veterans of Foregn Wars
Vo. F. W
Lillian Virginia Dobson
Funeral service details for Bates at Elizabeth Street
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Bates at his late home on Elizabeth Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W J Meredith with burial in charge of the Woodl post of the V V Bi.
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Bates
Elizabeth Street
W. J. Meredith
Virginia Foresters stress fire protection over reforestation
Charlottesville reports state forester Chapin Jones says the urgent need in Virginia is an efficient statewide forest fire protection system. He argues for scaled demonstrations in each county and planting idle lands where protection exists, warning against planting where fires are likely to destroy the trees.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Chapin, Jones
Jones
Lawrence Hall Convicted in Sugar Theft Conspiracy
In Royal June 23 the Commonwealth case against Lawrence Hall for conspiring to break and enter the former Virginia Packing Co. to steal 600 pounds of sugar ended with a verdict of guilty and a two year penitentiary sentence. Hall was the sole defendant linked to the sugar and dynamite theft. three co-defendants requested trials.
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Front. Royal
The
Commonwealth
Lawrence Hall
Old Virginia Packing Co
Hall
Oliver Hovshell
James Dodson
Ruffier Pleads Guilty and Receives Varying Sentences
Baul Ruffier pled guilty before Judge Phillip Williams at the April term of court and received sentences of six, eight, and five years as imposed on respective offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baul’ Ruffier
Phillip “Williams
Phillips Milk of Magnesia promoted for mother and child health
A vintage promotional piece touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe aid for babies and children with digestive issues. It claims gentle relief from sour belching colic and constipation and compares its effectiveness to lime water. A free booklet titled Useful and It will be sent, along with guidance to ensure you buy genuine Phillips product.
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Phillip
Magnesia
Pigilligs Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
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