Miss Minnie Anderson in Perjury Case at City Police Court
Miss Minnie Anderson, a refined young woman, was arrested in Set Waxy for perjury after denying taking a shirt waist found at a department store. She admitted to exchanging it for a larger pair of shoes, claiming she did not grasp the seriousness of the offense. The court discharged her, promising better conduct in future.
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Minnie Anderson
Midas
Silman
Bir
E. Whatton
McCarmickert
Consi
Mies Anderson
Wotner
Miss Anderson
Ita
Sts Anderson
Ras
Ble
Rhée
Mayor seeks funds to keep Garrard street cleaning on track
Mayor John W. Holtzman publicly appeals to the city council to transfer 36,000 from sprinkling to sweeping and cleaning budgets. He warns without immediate action the streets will stay filthy. critics accuse the Public Works board of raiding funds and bypassing council approval, leaving the treasury empty and payroll endangered.
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Garrard
John W. Holtzman
Diane
Eoan
Coe
Bone of Public Works
Aly
Custody Decision Alters Taggart Sons at Wooster
Judge Bason changes custody of Capt. Taggart’s sons, elder Virginia-born Culver and younger Lee, amid conflict between mother Mrs. Taggart and father Capt. Taggart. Younger child to stay with mother in Wooster. elder to Columbus for schooling, with ongoing court supervision and potential future reevaluation. Attorney Sager argues keeping boys with mother. Readings reveal emotional pleas and deep family tensions linked to Culver Taggart’s past as a Chicago trader and inherited dower.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Wooster
Bason
Taguart
Tagwart
Lee
Taggart Coult
Weester
Cidver
Columbue
Sidev Kasun
Taggart
Sager
Taceart
Colmbus
Chicago
Columbus
Sporting Aid
Tagrirt
Manville
CO Moiage
Colyer Hiechler
Unclear OCR Sports Score Report
A garbled OCR item references a 2 to 0 score and multiple named figures across New York Philadelphia and other locales. The readable parts mention attendance around 35,000 and various players, but the record lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Child Custody Settlement Keeps Boy With His Mother
In Wooster the court decides curbs on paternal access. Taggart and Mrs Taggart clash over custody of their child. The boy will remain with his mother while Culver stays with her until further orders. The decision aims to be fair and amicable, preserving the mother’s rights and ensuring the child’s stability.
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Ald Taggart
Improbity Claims Stemming From Dinner Party Debates
Judge Kanon sustains charges against Fortescue and Miner amid a Cuba and Fort Leavenworth backdrop. The case concerns alleged impropriety linked to Mrs. Taggart’s friendship with Fortescue, with mixed verdicts on Capt. Hash and others. The narrative centers on a charged social scene and questions of loyalty and duty.
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Miner
Kanon
Fortescue
Roosevelt
Chiny" Targert
Tabi
Avo V
Gov. Miner
Taggart
Fort Leavenworth
Aeesua
Weather Forecast for Weekend Warmth Rise Saturday Night
Forecast calls for warmer conditions Saturday night and Sunday with higher temperatures. Sunday afternoon and night show continued warmth, skies likely clear, light winds. Local readings expected to rise into mild ranges across the region.
New American Hat Company Opens Store at 818 Ulinets St
The American Hat company opened a new store at 818 Ulinets Street offering a wide stock of hats in all shapes and colors at a uniform price of 1.00. The venture features union made goods and a selection including hats and caps, umbrellas, and gloves. Henry Wick, with Holt and Short, leads local business men in the opening as part of plans for several similar stores in other cities.
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American Hat Company
Ulinets St
Hoth
Henry Wick
BR. Holt
W. ‘N. Short
Union
Verdict for Mrs. McKernan in circuit court ruling
A circuit court jury returned a verdict in favor of Mrs. McKernan denying James McKernan's petition for guardianship of his mother Mrs. Elle McKernan. McKernan alleged neglect and mismanagement of funds bequeathed by her husband. Friends of Mrs. McKernan hailed the decision as a victory.
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Mrs. Mkernan
Muarning
James Mckernan
Elle Mekernes
John Knapp
Leonard Geisler
Hagerstown
Campania Struck by Great Wave in Sea Disaster
Scripps press report from New York dated Oct 4 describes the Cunard steamer Campania arriving from Liverpool and Queenstown struck by a massive sea. The incident occurred Oct 11 amidships on the port side sweeping steerage deck, injuring many, with five reported lost. One stewardess and other crew saved several children. Hospitalized passengers number about ten, with injuries varying from broken limbs to bruises. Officers and surgeons aided by physicians, while passengers recall women singing as chaos ensued on deck.
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Scripps Mn'hae Dress Association
New York
Cunard
Stesimer Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Fovelock
Campania
Miss Cates
Boris
Vorden
Wienen
Althogh
Rll
Ierai
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Grace Culyer Taggary
Holtzman
Waltham
Culver
Une
Culver Taggart
Wien
Tal
Matinia
Reyne
Elmore Taggart
Giants
John J. Brush
Volo Brolinds
Hyhets MatheWeon
Wren de
Shane Fermahe
Tim Willy
Rene
Powers Mathew Sen
Philadelpha
Alan
Waiver Paggart
Capt
Mageart
Doey
Ant
Hie
Friday Wieght
Sametines
Fortescus
Cuba
Hanor
Herst
Vquor Alrang
Aucistin de Larz
Abe Tagkarts
Mrs Tag
Weather Forecast
THE
NEW York Mutual
Richard A. M’curdy
Ng Min
Preston
Marshal Geislee
Scripps Were Press Association
Richmond, Ind
Wanschwer'a
Janen
Stustlers
Tat Stegemelr Brow, JF N.inols
Biles
Sans Ae
Mary, A
Aire
Kyuss
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