Brave Struggle of Mrs Yeo Fails to Save Home
Report from the State Board of Charities describes Mrs Zura Yeo and her family, living on West Street, turned from their home over unpaid bills. The 19 year old son and 18 year old daughter refuse work, younger children were raised on the streets, and the divorced husband only sporadically supports them. The family lived with bare furniture and scarce bedding for months as mortgage on belongings was pursued.
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Zura Yeo
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District DC moves to consider whipping post bill
Washington reports the District of Columbia committee will report Adams bill providing a whipping post for wife beaters without recommendation. In New York a savage dog fight drew dozens. spectators watched Sport the white bull terrier maul Buster the Boston bull pup. A Columbia student and bystanders acted to intervene as the animals fought in Seventh Avenue and nearby streets.
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Bell Succeeds Bates in Army Staff Post
Washington notice reports Brig. Gen. Franklin Bell, commandant at Fort Leavenworth, chosen to succeed Lieut. Gen. John C. Bates as chief of staff upon Bates retirement planned for April. The Feripps Merrie Drews Association published the brief announcement today.
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Bates
Feripps-Merrie Drews Association
Washington
Franklin Bell
Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
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John C. Bates
Bankrupt at Knox filed against Bailor Brothers in Knox Indiana
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in United States district court against Joseph and Samuel Bailor operating as Bailor Bros at Knox Indiana. Creditors include Parroe Beala Co of Chicago Co hen & Straues of Chicago and L B Baumgardner of Toledo. Proceedings initiate the Knox case.
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Cotcago
Cohen & Straues
Chicaxe
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Baumgardner
Toledo
United States District Court
Joseph and
Samuel Bailor
Baillor
Cadet Chapin Dismissed for Hazing at Annapolis
Scripps-Metne Preas Association reports cadet Edwant Leroy Chapin of Pasadena California was dismissed from the naval service for hazing. Chapin belonged to the first class due to graduate February 12, reflecting the ongoing discipline at the academy.
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Annapolis
Edwant Leroy Chapin
Pasadena
Naval Service
Chapin
Girl 15 Plunges Into Sea After Hypnotic Claim
Special to the Sun New York Feb 2 Kariena Pemberton argues hypnotic influence drove her to shoot at her father Dr Harry J Pemberton of Lom Hranen and attempted suicide She fled to the beach then swam out a quarter mile before returning to shore She was committed to an asylum after doctors found temporary mental aberration and letters in her clothing referenced her fear of hypnotic control The case includes notes to her mother and Cecil and mentions a will and property disposal.
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Harry J. Pemberton
Lom Hranen
State Hospital
Trenton
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Storms Argument Set in State versus Secretary of State
The Supreme Court has granted the appellant until February 18 to file principal briefs and the appellee until March 17 for answer briefs in the case against Secretary of State Daniel E. Blooms. The appellant’s reply briefs are due March 28 with oral argument set for March 2.
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Daniel E. Blooms
Suprems Court
Hopes for Farmer Votes in Republican Treasurer Nomination
Oscar Hadley of Plainfield, a member of the State Board of Agriculture, predicts strong support for his bid as Republican candidate for state treasurer. He notes opponents in various districts are already being courted, with only the Fifth district offering limited opposition. Hadley, a stock farmer known across the state, is regarded as an authority on stock and often judged at county fairs. The article also suggests Gov. Hanly may call a special session to press railroad mileage books and rates, backing a flat two-cent per mile fare and changes to mileage book plans.
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