Ann Meredith Held for Larceny in City Jail
Ann Meredith a white woman known in Waterloo Point, is in the city jail awaiting a preliminary hearing before Judge Kirkman in municipal court tomorrow at 2. She is charged with larceny of a pocket book containing 295 and the theft occurred at carnival grounds Wednesday night. The man who lost the money told police his name was Pred Hol, a possibly fictitious identity. The case was set for today, but the witness failed to appear and a capias was ordered. Meredith was previously heard and ordered to leave the city within 30 days grace, not to return after April 16.
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Ann
Merredith
Wi Ed Point
Kirkman
Staed
Holt
Art and Industry in a Midwest Town
A critical essay traces the shift from rural crafts to industrial life in the Midwest. It contrasts old homes and trades with the rise of factories, energy from natural gas, and a restless pursuit of wealth, detailing social and cultural upheaval in one generation.
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Willian
B. Barton
Mgr
Sherwood Anderson
Ohio
Middle West
Frank
Lincoln
Garfield
Towvath Lad
Imen
Studenis
Iidh
Middle States
Not possible to miss the nation’s progress and art
The passage argues that industrial progress should not exclude higher values. It notes shifting family burdens and a nation in transition, stressing that commerce and culture can coexist. It calls for communities to answer a call to service and for America to pursue both prosperity and artistic advancement.
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Olga
Toi
America
Avery
Ousted Sox Will Have Own Team
CHICAGO April 8 Three ousted members of the Chicago White Sox who were leaders in the scheme to throw the 1919 World Series are organizing a team to play clubs not in organized baseball. George K Milter and associates back the plan. Joe Jackson Swede Risberg Claude Williams are the players involved. Former White Sox Fred McMullin Oscar Beisch may join the venture.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Vanrcelian
George K Milter
Joe Jackkson
Oudfielder
Charlies
Osborne Charged With Seduction in Guilford County
Squire DL H Collins announced there was probable cause in the case against Clarence Osborne charged with seducing Miss Jessie Hill. Osborne and Hill reside in Jamestown and he posted $1000 bond for the May term of the Guilford County criminal court.
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Squire
H. Collins
Clarence Osborne
Jessie Hill
Osborne
Miss Hill
Jamestown
Guilford County
Covington Cotton Mill Destroyed by Fire in Georgia
Covington Georgia April 8 The Covington cotton mill suffered a near total loss from a fire of undetermined origin today. The blaze caused about 125 000 dollars in damage and was largely insured.
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Covington, GA
Covington
Mauth
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Buffalo
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Welch Field
Wiltse
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Durham
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Sox
Philadelphia
Reading
2. M. Misch
Druid Island
Atlantic Store, Inc
Fred N. Tate
Ladies and the Elk
High Point
Fred State
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