Ghigken Case Up In Court
In Eckhart, a case involving Griffin and Nickle proceeded in the criminal court. Griffin pleaded guilty to larceny of chickens while Nickle faced charges connected to receiving stolen poultry and running a saloon. A second charge of attempted felonious assault against Earl Greaser was tried. the jury found not guilty. Griffin was paroled for three years with a sobriety proviso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
George Griffith
James Pu
Nickles
Griffith
Nickle
Austin A. Wepon
Tral
Griffth
Eckhart
Tee Barry
Tnnt
Craige Griffith
Ik Pl
Nick
Bat
Barry
Earl Greaser
Darbara Baronsky
Klondyke
Greaser
Married on a trolley in Chester before train ride
A couple from Brunswijck Maryland wed Monday in a Chester Traction car with Magistrate James Langbottom presiding. They lacked a license but secured one en route and proceeded to Chester to complete the ceremony aboard the trolley car with 24 passengers aboard.
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Anl
Wrich
N.ow
Webber Bath
Brunswieck
Chester
James Longbatton
Langbottom
Paice Pennington
Troff
Longbott
Cairington
Ivy Springs
Wash- S. Jaterich State
Teside
Berke
New System in Publication of State Laws Described
The article explains a new arrangement and publication method for the General Laws of the State, noting a shift to alphabetical order, reform in how acts are presented, and the impact on legal professionals. It highlights 18 statutes on crimes and punishment and forecasts mixed reception among executors and practitioners.
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Maryhind
Alt Gany
Ile
Supreme Court declines to advance Oklahoma bank case
The Supreme Court yesterday refused to advance the Noble State Bank of Oklahoma versus Gov. and others case involving the state bank deposit guaranty law. A special plea citing campaign prominence of the issue was rejected and no hearing date was set.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Supreme Court of
Unitd
Ume
Noble State Bank of Oklahoma
Gove Au i
Ihe
Burning of a Steamer New York Fire Traps Four Men
Four men died in an early morning fire that destroyed the steamer New York on the Hudson River near Newburg. The victims named include James Jodeseph ims and Alexar Vouk who had arrived at the shipyards yesterday for repairs. The blaze, thought to have been caused by a tarp, left the vessel burned to the water line.
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United Press
Newburg
New York
Hudson River
James Jodesephims
Alexar Vouk
Laughlistown and Waterford Appeal For Help Amid Fire
Latrobe Pennsylvania residents report Laughlistown and Waterford surrounded by fire after forty eight hours of continuous effort. Last night’s gale worsened conditions as locals appeal for aid. City electrician Charles Teets was bruised when a horse fell on him but continued work.
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Laughlinstown
Waterford
United Press
Latrobe
Laughlistown
Charles Teets
City Electrician
Man shoots self after pleading forgiveness over phone
In Pittsburg an unnamed man attempted suicide after telephoning a young woman, asking forgiveness for past teasing. He fired two shots in an office, later dying from his injuries. a private detective and a woman employed by Ske witnessed the incident and described incoherent talk before the shots.
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Pittsburg
Paget
Jerun Compton Counsell
Yee Old
Avenes
Warman Wing
Louis
Fires Near Snow Hill Scorch Rural Mail Carrier
Three large wood fires burn near Snow Hill with the Drexel tract Ruige Grange area involved. Rural mail carrier James Webb, delivering by bicycle, was trapped and slightly scorched before escaping as smoke filled the town and flocks of migratory birds wheeled overhead.
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Snow Hill
Riege Grange
Drexel
James Webb
Sincouxent Bay
Senator Rayner to Speak in Baltimore Lyric Meeting
Oct 21 Altimore Maryland Democrats plan a big Lyric Hall gathering with U S Isidor Rayner and Texas Congressman Robert Ty ary as main speakers. It will be Rayners first Baltimore speech this campaign with expectations of a long, unusual address lasting about 150 minutes.
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Henry
Lyric
Altimore
Mil
Demo- 7
United States
Isidor Rayner
Congress
Robert Ty Ary
Texas
Prince
Rayner
Baltimore
Jadge Parker
Richmond Market
Minawer Shudge
Ahool
Banks and Politics in State Financial Crises
A fragmentary report links most bank failures in the state over the last twenty five years to bank officers and political influence. It suggests rapid deposit withdrawals and calls into question how party affiliation of politicians impacts financial stability and regulatory enforcement.
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Greens
Ates
Keller & Bro groceries offer wholesale potatoes and cabbage
Keller and Son on Valley Street advertise large stock of potatoes and cabbage bought at wholesale price. They invite immediate purchase before storage becomes necessary, promising to charge full cost of handling if kept for winter stocks. The notice notes seasonal price increases for perishables.
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Keller & Bro. Crocers
Vatley
The Sultan Must Go Abdication Rumors Spread
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports rapid shifts in opinion about Sultan Abdul Hamid. Observers say the sultan appears sympathetic to reform and seeks war to regain power, while the Young Turks push for abdication as the regime consolidates.
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Gy United Press
Constantinople
Sdiptomatic Corps
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Woman Fells Attacker After Street Assault in Richmond
Mrs Geo M Wyatt, formerly with Old Dominion Steamship, confronted a Negro assailant who dragged at her arm in the street. She struck him, he fell, and she kicked him in the ribs as he rose, the attacker fleeing as courage returned to the woman.
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Wyatt
Richmond
Geo. M. Wyatt
Old Dominion
Fire Under Control at Washington Coal Mine
Flames that had raged at the Washington Coal and Coke Co. mine in Seville Pennsylvania since Sunday night were under control at daybreak. The district was sealed and thoroughly steamed, then water to drown the flames. Operations resumed in No. 2 mine after smoke forced a halt in the afternoon.
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United Press
Seville
Washington Coal and Coke Co
Robbery and arson strike in downtown distraction burglary
Burglars broke into a local office and stole 400 dollars in cash plus a large amount of stamps. A fire was set to divert police attention during the burglary, while fighting in the downtown area continued.
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United Press
Notable Republican Funds Probe Ties to Morse Pools
The World reports George Rh. Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee is linked to Moore’s ice pools with profits disclosed, prompting questions why his testimony was not compelled. Officials hint political protection may affect Taft’s campaign and cite Roosevelt era cases. The piece also notes scrutiny by Attorney General Bonaparte as the probe aims for a decisive pre election conclusion.
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New York
Tod
George Rh. Sheldon
Republican National
Chas
She
Mo.ree
United States
Morse
Curtis
Sheldon
Wass
Judge Hough
John F. Carroo
Isaac Guggenheim
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Taft
Lee
Shelter
Roosevelt
Vierse
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Hy Taft
Republican Campaign Fund
Patt
Ice Trust
York
Marrin Sentenced Twenty Years For Forged Mortgages
New York Brooklyn lawyer Frank Marrin, found guilty last Monday of forging mortgages entrusted to him, was sentenced by Judge to a term not more than twenty years and not less than fifteen years in Sing Sing.
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Marrin
New York
Frank Marrin
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Standard Oil Monopoly Across Panama Canal Sparks Cut in Canal Earnings
The Roosevelt era concession granted to a Standard Oil pipeline across the Isthmus would bypass the Panama Canal and railroad routes, feared to reduce Panama Canal earnings and railroad revenue. Roosevelt's approval and Shonts leadership are noted, with ties to Nelson Cromwell and the 1904 sale of the canal company assets.
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Willa
Cromont
Harringh
Taft
Panama
Housevelt
Theodore P. Shonts
Canal Commission
Union Ibe Company
Canal
Isthmia
Union Oil Company
Cafornia Corporation
Roosevelt
Panai ‘Cans
Standard Ou
Epi
Pacific
Calor
Republic of Panama
Agenia
Standard Ou Compa
Canal Zone
Republic
Standard OH
Isthmus
Comany
Standard Oil Company
Panama Railroad
United States
Nopoly
Jozin Shoents
Tait
Standard Oil
Uney
Real Estate Auction and Listings Include Baltimore Area Homes
Ads offer a six room frame house for 1100, a double house on Baker Street at 1500, a Goethe Street double frame near 3500, a Maryland Avenue home at 5500 claiming luxury features, and the Maryland Hotel in Lonaconing with 25 rooms rented at 80 monthly. Also listings of farm properties and town lots with payment terms and rental income noted.
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Maryland
Maryland Hotel
Lonaconing
Thia
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Ghigken
Col. Pearce
Yee
Supreme Court
Cheluon Geep IN
Ige Poul
John M. Streett
J. Geo. Hermann
Baltimore Stemet
NATO
Lamberts
Sato
Fall Millinery
Lambert
Sacrow
Skant’s
Rumaeli
Hawkes
Walter Powell & Son Co
Optician
Baltimore Street
Cumberland
Baker Street
Union Street
Goethe Street
McCleave Building
John A. Bopp
N. Centre St
Whiting Tloth
Sefreshba the Mouse
Union Transfer ”& Storage Co
Peter E. Waigh
Maurice
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