Wheels of Justice Grind in Dull Divorce Week
In Qomfield on June 2 a list of civil docket items shows cases stricken or set for future hearing. Dispositions include injunction granted in Cooper Taylor et al versus Mary A Wright and Omer Wright over lease and mine access, judgments for Samantha Griffith’s guardian, and several dismissals or filings such as real estate sales, ejectment, and foreclosures. New suits filed cover feeble minded colony petition, partition, quiet title and injunction, and various actions against trustees, real estate, and creditors.
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Qomfield
Iin
Clarence E. Howser
Samantha A. Griffith
Lola E
David C. Miller
New Home Furnishing Co
William C. Filler
Joe E. Beasley
Peter Schloot
People’s Trust Co
Margaret E. Phillips
Thos. M. Phillips
Zachariah T. Freirwood
Samuel 8
Thomas Crabtree
Inez Slinkard
Renfrew Rhodes
Jennie
George Sands
Amanda M. Gudgeon
Philip Ison
John Chapman
Wilson & Co
Lewis Good
Rose Frame
Robi. Dilley
Sears, Roebuck & Co
George May
Mary E. Gillette
Cass Terhune
Partition Dolph
Lizzie Shepherd
John Stiner
Sullivan County
Matt Humphreys
Kay Humphreys
Max Stein
The
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank of
Receiver Sought for $3 Million Jake Hamon Estate
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 2 a federal court petition seeks appointment of a receiver for the late Jake L Hamon estate a Republican national committeeman killed by Clara Smith Hamon The Liberty Trust Company of St Louis filed the application asserting the estate exceeds 3 million dollars with debts over 1 million and a claim of 10124278 filed against administrator Frank L Ketch The petition alleges Ketch has refused the bank s claim and is permitting other creditor claims to proceed
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Muskogee
Okla
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National
Clara Smith Hamon
Liberty Trust Company of
St. Louis
Frank L. Ketch
French Revolution Timeline Highlights
The Revolution began July 14 1789 with the Bastille's destruction and ended July 27 1794 when Robespierre was deposed and the Reign of Terror ceased. The Directory rose in November 1794 and lasted until Napoleon overthrew it on November 9 1799.
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National Convention
Robespierre
Napoleon
The Elusive Girl Wedding Twist Revealed
Billy, despondent over Aunt Bolliver's will, discovers Betty Fuller Blair intends to marry Judge Weldon tonight. Betty reveals she ran away from her wedding to Weldon and loves Billy. They plan to claim the fortune after their marriage, as Billy finally realizes his love.
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Billy
Bill
Billie
Betty Fuller Blair
James Weldon
Judge Weldon
Berry Island
Shadower
Betty Blair
Aunt Bolliver
Betty Blur
Bolliver
Woman Plunges Head First In Rain Barrel
In Sullivan Indiana on June 2 Mrs Ethel Smith 50 wife of Emory Smith living near Little Flock church was found dead Thursday morning in a rain barrel half full of water. Neighbors say she left home in her nightgown after a spell of ill health. Her husband searched the yard and found her feet protruding from the barrel. Coroner I N Botts ruled death by own action. Family friends say she appeared temporarily insane.
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Sullivan
Ind
Ethel Smith
Emory Smith
Dixie Bee Line
Little Flock Church
Pa's Umbrella Mischief Sparks Town Gossip
In a humorous Rural Era vignette, Pa Hanley clings to a green umbrella treasured by his wife Ma. After trying to hide it near Abe Finley and Almeda Smith, Pa’s umbrella is boasted to a barrel, retrieved in misadventure, and ends up shattered when a storm hits. Neighbors note the spectacle as Sam later reports two odd buys in town.
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Ma Hanley
Abe Finley
Miss Smith
White House
Bijah
Tildy
Almeda Smith
Almeda
Uriah
Uriah Hanley
Hanley
Joe Snow
Sam
Sammy Snow
Disguise lesson exposes taunts in mixed class
A foreign class of Slavs with one Italian pupil faces a teacher’s vocabulary test on disguise. The Italian boy, teased for race, answers with passion saying I hate dese guys as classmates grin and taunt.
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Tony
Talking Balks Advancement In Business Digest Voice
A business digest warns that even skilled workers with a good record may fail to advance if they gossip about company affairs. Indiscretion can reveal secrets to competitors, so employees must keep information to themselves and curb rumors to protect the firm.
Say It With Flowers In Fifth Avenue Shop
A wealthy Gotham lady visiting a premier Fifth Avenue art shop chose not to buy antiques. She sat among vases and plaques worth thousands, then decided to send flowers instead, saying she had changed her mind.
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Fifth Avenue
Gotham
Paris
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Toms River Named After Indian Wigwam Claim
A local tradition in New Jersey attributes the naming of Toms River to an Indian known as Tom who lived in a wigwam near the river’s mouth. He reportedly claimed ownership of the stream for life, a tale noted by residents curious about the origin of the name.
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Tom
Toms River
New Jersey
Nature Loves Bright Colors in Healthy Women
The article extols natural health as seen in vibrant women with rosy cheeks smooth lips and firm figures. It argues failing coloring marks illness and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy to restore strength and vitality for frail women.
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Lydia ED. Fiaknam
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Jake Hamon
Western Newspaper Union
Hickok
Ben
Fashion Park Clothies
McClure
Ford
Stoel
Ford Service
Paul Fry
Linton Motor Sales
West Vincennes Street
N. Main Street
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