Local man convicted of horse theft in Pennsylvania
William Lutton of Brookfield Slope Ohio was found guilty in Murger Pennsylvania of stealing a horse owned by H D Cale of Hickory Township. Arrested in Sharon with the horse soon after a drive with a nearby resident, Lutton claimed he found the animal near Rose s Crossing and could not locate the owner. The horse valued at 220 dollars.
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Murger
William Aution
Brookfield Slope
H. D. Cale
Hickory Township
Lutton
Sharon
Chrouser and Miller
Chile
Gale
Rose's Crossing
A. Lutton
Emwu
Cole
Divorce Mill Turns Out A Grist Of Ten
The Butler Eagle reports the divorce court disposed of ten cases yesterday. Among the decrees are Jennie Stine versus William Stine for cruel and barbarous treatment, Margaret Carl versus William Carl for desertion, Elizabeth Morgan versus Warren Morgan for desertion, Caroline Friendenrich versus Christian Friendenrich for desertion, Joseph Weber versus Bertha Weber for infidelity, Clarence Cline versus Hilda Cline for desertion, Goma Craig versus William Craig for cruel and barbarous treatment, Lizzie Tair versus Dudley for pair de vanche, Thomas versus Albert M for cruel treatment, Alvin Wet er versus Lauretta May Wet er for desertion.
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Werry Elp
Butler Wagle
Jennie FL
Stine
William
Margaret Carl
Carl
Elizabeth Morgan
Warren W. Morgan
Caroline Friendenrich
Christian Friendenrich
Joseph Weber
Bertha ‘Wehery
Clarence W. Cline
Hida
P. Cline
Goma DO. Craig
William G. Craig
Lizzie Tair Ve. Dudley
Devanche
Thomas
Albert M. Qee Crnel
Alvin Weter
Lauretta May Wetar
Junk Man Accuses Farmers of Hitting Junk Dealer
Harvich employed by Ave Horwitz, junk dealer of Butler, says farmers at Bartley’s station attacked him while collecting junk near an oil well. He plans to file charges after arriving in Butler. deputy sheriff Dodds deemed the matter a local issue for authorities.
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X. Harvich
Ave Horwitz
Butler
Bartley’s
Boessemer
Wagle
Harvich
Horwitz
Dodds
Bartley Station
Mattocks Family Reunion Set for July Fourth
The eighth annual Mattocks family reunion will be at the old Lomestead one and a half miles east of Glarksville on July 4 to mark the 58th anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Mattocks. Mr Mattocks is 84 and Mrs Mattocks 75. Neighbors friends ministers and newspaper correspondents are invited.
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Mattocks
Old Lomestead
Glarksville
George Mattocks
Beauty doctors for Paris dogs reveal prices
Canine beauty doctors appear in Paris with a published price scale. Altering muzzle shape costs 10 dollars and wrinkled faces of full dogs 16 dollars. Skin color changes run 4 dollars, removal of excess hair 1 dollar per hour, and tail size adjustments listed as 3 dollars.
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Paris
New Castle and Koppel Line Seeks Beaver Falls Franchise
The New Castle Beaver Valley and Koppel railway asks Beaver Falls Council for a franchise to build a Beaver Falls to New Castle line via Konpe, Wampum, Mahoningtown, and connect with the Tarmony route. Goehring, VP, cites 50 to 75 percent right of way secured and promises a bond. committee and city solicitor named to negotiate terms. Promoters connected to a Louisiana oil inter and Standard Oil sale are noted.
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New Castle and Koppel
The
Beaver Falls Council
Beaver Falls
New Castle
Beaver Valley
Koppel Railway
Konpe
Wampum
Mahoningtown
Atlantic Avenue
Union Township
Goehring
Beaver Falla
College Hill
Lawrence County
C. B H. Glam
H. S. Glenn
Pittsburg
Butler & Harmony
Koppel
Messrs
Bloom
McCabe
Jackson
Kuehbner
Louisiana
Standard Oil Company
Wisconsin shies at Oregon plan
United Press report from Madison on June 29 notes that if the Oregon bill passes it will likely be renatured. A Wisconsin conference committee proposed a compromise allowing a candidate to declare support for the people’s choice for U S senator. The original bill making the legislature support the people’s choice caused a deadlock. Also, Army Promotion: W A Castle Trant, formerly a military engineer at Grove College sent to the Philippines, promoted to captain.
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United Press
Madison
Oregon
Conference Committee
Wisconsin
U. S
Trant
W. A. Castle
Grove College
Philippine Inlands
Mrs Laura Schenk to Be Tried Again
Wheeling West Virginia June 29 Mrs Laura Farnsworth Schenk will be retried on the charge of administering arsenic to her millionaire husband John O Schenk according to prosecutor Handlan New evidence from a secret divorce hearing warrants a retrial though the defendant is free to see her two children.
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Wheeling
W.va
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
John
Handlan
Schenk
Dow
Lal
Eludes posse for nine days and surrenders in Amherst
Burnisco Gurski, sought for nine days and under fire at times, walked into Amherst and surrendered to Justice Schuler. He faces murder charges for the stabbing of Ameil Kolander, claiming self defense after being chased by four men and forced into Kolander’s house with Kolander allegedly attacking him. His brother Michael aided in locating him.
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United Press
Amherst
Burnisco Gurski
Justice Schuler
Ameil Kolander
Gurski
Quigley
Gorski
Arthur Brown's Slayer Indicted in Albany Row
John V. McStea, New Orleans theatrical man, indicted by grand jury for first degree murder in the shooting death of Arthur Brown, Albany baseball club first baseman. Brown, a Wilkes-Barre resident, was killed in a dispute over Mrs. McStea.
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United Press
Albany
John V. McStea
New Orleans
Arthur Brown
Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Wisconsin Legislature Maintains State Income Tax Plans
Madison Wis June 20 The Wisconsin legislature remains committed to the income tax as part of state law after Senate concurrence with the assembly. The bill provides exemptions of 800 dollars for unmarried individuals and 1,200 dollars for married persons.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Five Smokes Mrs Love's Average Says Her Lawyers
CHICAGO June 2. Mrs Sidney C Love uses only five or six cigars daily, contradicting her husband’s divorce testimony. Her lawyer spoke after her arrival with her mother Mrs Frances Burts of Chicago. Mrs Love denied drug use and said her alt ernary Benjamin Tuska would speak for her. She noted a single drug episode at age 16 and said she is concerned for her mother’s condition and that the case rests with Mr Tuska.
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Chicago
Sidney C. Love
Baker City
Ore
Love
Frances Burts
Benjamin Tuska
New York
Blurlel
Harald A. Howard
Lake Shore
Mrs. Love
Tam
Tuske
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Cukerbraum
Ellwood City
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Alfred Ben
Jamin, Kuppenheimer & Lampeck
Panama
Chicas
Denoghang
Taka
Mudge Winn Swith
Taker City Tiny
Chae. Murphy
Denoallione
Shidge Siaith
Bugin Laranmenta
Charles Ward
Detroit
America
Loulaiana
Vermillion Parish
Arkansas
Ward
de Miracle
Love & Megown
Warners’ Supply Company
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Crnarhigdint
Canile
South Mill ST
Krause
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