Witnesses Back Furnishing Suit Over Invoiced Dimensions
In the May 20 trial at Gaasel Heathsburg Pa the state presented two witnesses Georg e H Rich ter of Boston and H R Dat of Jersey City who testified the furniture supplied was misbilled for size and construction. Richter’s measurements and the end and front square feet were disputed and expert Hensel argued over surface area and fractions. Dat testified the cases held 1565 cubic feet with 1161.77 surface feet, a difference of 403.73 feet, affecting an alleged loss of 4604.80 dollars, totaling 11789.70 while the items were valued at 11826.80 and 1700.80 more for the total.
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Waa Furniture
Gaasel
Heathsburg
Teatt- Mony
Monwealth
W. A. Hen- Bal
Capset
George H. Richter
Boston
H. HR. Dat
Jersey City
Richter
Capitol
Hensel
Datz
House Caucus Tonight Tackles Anti Injunction Bills
Washington May 20 A Republican House caucus is called for tonight to decide the party stance on anti injunction legislation. The move follows widespread agitation and a petition from both parties, with labor and capital both urging or opposing action. Speaker Cannon received a New York Manufacturers Association telegram urging opposition to any injunction limits.
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Washington
House
Congress
Valong
Committee On the Judiciary
Payne
National Assolation of Manufacturers
New York
Cannon
Rioting in Cleveland Threatens Motorman as Child Dies
May 20 dispatch reports rising rioting during a freet railway strike in Cleveland. A four year old, Yetta Wolkieski, died after being hit by a car amid crowd attacks on motormen and crews. In Lakewood shots were fired at a halted car. one crew member escaped by speed. Police and rioters clashed near Ontario Street and a Woodland car. A second car was set upon near Clifton boulevard with rioters firing from behind a railway bridge as the car stopped. Fire from guards and crew followed as rioters feuded with strikers. Further details note the scale of violence and ongoing disruption in the city.
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Child
Cleveland
Freet Railway
Yetta Wolkieski
Lakewood
Ontario Street
Idorman
Poudugtor
Clifton
W. J. James
John Swanto
Jealousy Sparks Washington Saloon Owner's Fatal Shootout
In a dramatic Washington city call, Edward R. Taylor, a saloon operator at 101 H Street SE, shot himself after a dispute with Miss Lillian Georgius at 191% Pennsylvania Ave NW. The event, witnessed by Miss Georgius and Taylor's nephew William Barber, ends with Barber entering and Taylor delivering a fatal final shot. Authorities note jealousy as the likely motive, with prior quarrels dating to last August.
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Central
Regina
Lillian Georgius
Pennsylvania Avenue
Porthweat
Wallington
Istener
Edward R. Taylor
H Street
William B. Barber
Taylor
Mat
Fred Barber
Georgius
Cats Stir Kansas City Fracas Over Classroom Dissection
Kansas University students at Lawrence face scrutiny as locals report students raid homes for cats to use in zoology dissections. Authorities consider state action to ensure cats are sent to the university labs, raising debate over animal welfare and campus needs.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Cate
Sant
Pete Gud
Mae Wood Divorce Suit Becomes Sensational Case
Mae Wood testifies in a sensational divorce suit against Senator Platt alleging high government officials in Washington conspired to obtain her love letters. She recounts statements by Miller and Wynne about letters intended to threaten Platt and mentions a $7500 payment for the signed statement.
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New York
Washington
United States
Thomas A. Matt
Mad G
Ltt
Wood
de Martin Milter
Miss Woo
Miller
York
Platt
Senator Platt
Dar
Consi Howe
Loeb
Ge Robert Wynne
London
Tin Miller
Rheims
France
Misa Woo
Platts
Miss Wood
Night Riders Pray For Aid At Neighboring Barn
Night time vigil in Lacenter Kentucky witnesses masked group praying over a barn blaze. The scene includes witnesses Flint Randall and Miss Maggs who were escorted by the raiders after being frightened away from a party. A rallying prayer ends as flames spread and a chorus of prayers rises above the fire.
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Lacenter
G. Maddox
Tay
Flint Randall
Miss Maggs
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