Recess Follows Court Schedule Post Cox Murder Trial
Greene circuit court adjourns for summer vacations after the Cox murder trial with the May term ending. Estate and guardianship activities include probate of Fetna M. Squire, appointments of William Brown and others, appraisals for real estate sales, and numerous final reports. Civil docket items show divorce granted, partition rulings, and continued cases heading to September term with several new suits filed in court.
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Greene Circuit Court
Fetna M. Squire
William Brown
Nina
Brown
James W. Inman
Ida V. Inman
Hovey Corbin
William H. Cloud
Garfield M. Dugger
Thaddeus H. Dugger
Henry D. Gilbreath
John S. Page
Chas. H. Hollars
James Hollers
Marion N. Thayer
Violet Chinn
John E. Chinn
Savina Killinger
Moses Killinger
George W. Crooke
Edward Crooke
Zach Rubottom
Guardian
George W. Beck
Lillie Squires
Habeas, Corpus
Herbert F
Ethel Sinden
Rosalie Brown
First Lottery in Bruges History
Fragment discusses a possible first lottery held in Bruges around 1440 by Italian merchants. It suggests these merchants, possibly depressed by trade, used the lottery to sell wares in a novel, early form of clearance.
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Bruges
Itn
Forgetful child recalls his father's rain footwear
A child notes on a rainy day that his father wore rubbers to work. After his father left the home the child finds the boots spilled from their usual place and calls his mother to report that daddy did not wear rain slippers that day.
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Jimmy
Beautiful but unusual words in the language
The Ohio State Journal notes a list of beautiful words in the language and mentions that no appeal for funds should be made in connection with the lecture.
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Ohio State Journal
Dreamland Tonight Features Seeds of Vengeance Show
Dreamland tonight presents Seeds of Vengeance, a Western tale set in West Virginia mountains, with Buffalo Bill footage from old times. The program repeats at 10 and 20 cents admission, offering thrills and comparable photography to modern films. Tomorrow Hoot Gibson headlines a Western with additional comedy shorts.
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Dreamland
West Virginia
Buffalo Bill
Hoot Gibson
A Kiss in Time at Grand Theatre Two Day Run
Wanda Hawley stars in a comedy adapted from Royal Brown's McClure's tale From 4 Till 11:30. The plot follows a wager to kiss the artist within four hours after meeting her, with Walter Hiers as an amateur detective and Thomas Heffron directing.
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Wanda Hawley
Grand Theatre
Royal Brown
McClure
Walter Hiers
Thomas Heffron
Translation wisdom from Landor and Coleridge
A Bronson Alcott remark notes Landor’s view that talking well requires discarding Greek and Latin, while Coleridge called the Bible’s translation a providential moment aligning with the language’s great strength.
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Landor
Coleridge
A. Bronson Alcott
World's Largest Snake Captive Python Facts
The python is described as the largest snake in the world found in the East Indies and the Philippine islands. Reports of specimens up to thirty feet long exist. All python species are noted for ease of captivity and taming.
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East Indies
Philippine Islands
The 1919 planetary conjunction end of world scare
The article notes a 1919 December 17 planetary alignment of Jupiter Saturn and Neptune that some prognosticators warned could end the world, describing it as an extraordinary solar system grouping and the public fear it generated.
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