Harry Kirby Arrested in Newburyport for Maine slayings
Harry Kirby was arrested in a north end lodging house in Newburyport Massachusetts. He admitted his identity but proclaimed innocence as police took him to the city headquarters. State police and a bloodhound hunted woods near Wilmington Maine while Kirby awaits further questioning.
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Newburyport
Tay Harry Kirby
Alda Hayward
Emma Aa. Towns
Hayward
Winthrop
Maine
North End
Alm
Kirby
Bowdeinham
Massachusetts
Wilmington
Augusta
Prank Pond
Pond
G A R Post 100 Civil War Veterans to Meet for Gard ner Rites
Post 100 G A R officers announce a meeting at the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street Wednesday May 27 at 2 PM to attend the funeral of Comrade James A Gard ner who died Sunday May 24. Burial is set for 2 30 PM at Second United Presbyterian Church on County Line Street with church services and cars arranged to transport veterans to the church and cemetery. Civil War veterans will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Legion Home
North Jefferson Street
James A. Gardner
Second United Presbyterian Church
County Line Street
S. D. Long
H. E. McGoun
Stockholders contest Volant property sale in Kanengeiser case
Preferred stockholders of Liberty Clay Products at Volant Pa filed an answer to the partition by Receiver P A Kanengeiser asking that the Volant property be sold for 50000.00 The answer argues the price is unfair the sale is not cash and that Castle Clay transfer remains unresolved Attorney Graham calls the filing no true answer and the hearing adjourned for afternoon debate The incident includes a police report about Frank Pasters missing wife after Waters claimed possession of a firearm and a possible shooting at a farm house with no confirmation of any shooting
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Liberty Clay Products Company
Volant
P. A. Kanengeiser
H. Akens
Castle Clay Company
Liberty Company
Agm. Graham
Akens
Castle Company
Steiner
Harper
Waters
Frank Pasters
Neshannock Township
Pasters
Honee
Paasters
Water
Fred
Peculiar Call Puzzles Sheriff In Church Recital
General interest grows for Tonight’s recital at First Presbyterian Church by the Wednesday Morning Musical club. Sheriff Will G. Andrews and daughter Miss Edna Setter received a 4 am call Sunday from two acclaimed musicians, Jaci Watts and a taxi driver, who will perform as a key act in the program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Andrew M. Set- Sherif
G. Andrews
Edna Setter
Jaci Watsicians
Animers
Mrs Owen Preaches In Mahoning Church
Rev George E Owen pastor of Central Christian church is confined at home on Hamilton Street with grip. He could not preach Sunday evening, Rev W W Sniff filled Mantison avenue church. Rev Nora Gell Owen preached in Mahoningtown pulpit on The Macedonian Call. In Edenburg she preached in the Christian church on The Purpose of Christ.
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Edwin Lewis
Edna Setter
D. Duff Scott
Henry Badger
David Jewis
Ray. W. Glyn Willams J
Plymouth
Women's
Welsh Club
Cleveland
Em Thomas
Emmianual Baptist Church
W. H. Davi
Andrew Hoke
Thomas Grey
Z. C. Lewis
George E. Owen
Central Christian Church
Hamilton Strees
Owen
W. W. Sniff
Mantison Avenue Christian Church
Nora Gell Owen
Mahoningtown
Tao
Edenburg
New Letter From White Declares Shepherd Guilty
International News Service reports a second letter allegedly from Robert White a missing witness is sent to Joseph Savage assistant state's attorney claiming Shepherd is guilty and that White was forced to flee town by Shepherd’s agents but will return for the trial Philadelphia mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Robert White
Willam D. Shepherd
Joseph Savage
Shepherd
Philadelphia
Sons Of Veterans To Visit Schools
A fragmentary report notes Sons of Veterans to visit schools on Tuesday afternoon with mentions of numerous individuals and implied legal or disciplinary matters. The text cites names and addresses in a scattered fashion, reflecting an archival clipping with unclear context and minimal cohesive detail.
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Sons of Veterans
Sons of
Aiken School
Higiliam Alexander
C. M
Jury Deliberations Continue In Munecri Case
A New Haven jury deliberated into the day in the Olympia Munecri murder case against John Bagnano, alleged father of her baby. The panel had been out since 11:25 Saturday and reportedly stood at 10 jurors.
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David Sentner
Pitarhapone
New Hayee Conn
Olympia Munecri
John (Sheik) Bagnano
Prisoners Paroled by County Court After Pleas
Violators of various laws mainly under the Snyder Act appeared before Judge 8 Plummer Emery. Pleas of nolle contendere entered. Michael Trott fined 200 dollars and costs then paroled for possession of liquor. James Capelle fined 100 dollars for possession of liquor. Mike Giva fined 300 dollars and costs. five months to the workhouse. V. FH. Win charged with assault and battery fined 236 dollars and costs and paroled. Fe Frank Moellan fined 100 dollars and costs for possession of liquor. Rick Smutll charged with possession of liquor (text unclear).
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Plummer Emery
Nolle Contendere
Michael Trott
James Capellc
Mike Glva
V. FH. Win
Yaad
Frank Moellan
Prrorick Smutll
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Harry Kirby
Newburyport, Mass
Gut
Miss Alda
Haystreet
First Congregational Church
East Tegnatils Street
Women's Welsh Club
John Evans
G. A.R
Sterling Mazda
Marvin Elec. Co
N. Mercer ST
Brown & Hamilton Co
New Castle
I.hay
Brown & Hamilton
City Health Department
Java
Sanitary-Santonia
Crepe
Roselle
Collingwood
Olympia
Tuer
Wee
Hawknor
Stella Ordak
Lawrence County
Rhoda Lewis
Workhaven
Farily Manthe
Hover
Martin Gantz
Hf. K. Bell
Arthur McGill
Thaddeus Stevens
Home Street
Croton Avenue
CharlesincalIn
Garfield
J. P. Lockhart
Lawrence
B. F. Grannis
W. A. Pfeffer
Highland
F. R. House
Mahoning
Edward Grass
Macri
Avery
Emery
Kohler
George Steck Foster
Ivers & Pond
Victor Brunswick
Silvertone
Columbia Vocation
Kimball
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