Suit Charged False Arrest In Portsmouth Auto Case
Malicious arrest charges filed in common pleas court Friday afternoon against Denver Newman by Martin Gallenstein of 9519 Gallen Street Portsmouth. Gallenstein says Newman issued a $260 check to Air. Newnand on Jan 20 1938 with insufficient funds. The plaintiff alleges he was arrested in Springfield March 3 on a charge of issuing a check without funds, brought back to Portsmouth where the charge was withdrawn. Attorneys Stalph A. Stevens and McLaughlin & Staker represent the plaintiff.
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Erd Alto
Arecet
Martin Gallenstein
Portsmouth
Common Pleas Court
Denver Newmen
Gallen Street
Gallenstein
Air
Newnand
Iestime Weltere Finance Co
Stalph A. Stevens and
McLaughlin & Staker
Haintiff
City May Condemn North Avenue Tract
A city survey by Frank T. Meyer and others finds North Avenue privately owned and not dedicated. Bauer claims a six inch strip on the street side and plans to reserve ground. the street committee will seek condemnation to force improvement, possibly affecting Bauer’s strip and adjacent alleys.
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Frank T. Meyer
Albert Woparst
W. L Dickey
C. 3. Stevenson
Albert Mahler
North Avenue
Bauer
Counc
Ait. Bauer
Nery
Tel Beer
City Council Sets Terms On West Side Ground Action
A council meeting will determine the fate of the west side ground as Mr Daviter ends considerable effort there. The item reflects local planning and ongoing discussions about street alignment and development.
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Daviter
Class of 1930s murder case drifts through grand jury actions
The article outlines the murder case of Dr. Littlefield and his wife in South Arlington. It details Dwyer’s confession to implicate Carroll, grand jury actions led by Ralph Ingalls, and potential pardons if Carroll is convicted. It notes prior morals charges against Carroll and ongoing investigations by Sheriff Francis and others.
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South Arlington
N. 4
Asteep
Luttfeeld
South Arington
Dwyer
Carroll
William Fishes
Litlefield
Ralph Mingalls
Portland
Francis
Dever
Glea
Ingalls
Grand Jury
Peter Devonsia
Bumford
Barbara
Dr. Littlefield
Jessie Duwyer
Mane
Francis M. Carroll
Ceroll
Theft Report Prompts Brief from Fortsmuth Area
A purse loss reported at Howard Chavez home on Robinson Avenue involves $33 value with $25 cash. The itemized notices also mention local sales, radio bargains, ice cream ads, and various medical and personal notices surrounding Fortsmuth and nearby towns, reflecting a busy public notices page.
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Howard Chavez
Robinson Avenus
Ohio Relief Plan Faces County Funding Dispute
The Ohio relief scheme stalled over a proposed 70 to 90 percent state revenue share and mandatory local matching. Cities balked at notes to cover delinquent taxes, claiming unsalable instruments would drain operating funds. Senate leaders stood firm, risking adjournment as 18 of 24 counties were deemed adequately funded while five large counties remained short.
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Wort Jevies
Gilles Mebel
House
Senate
Cuyaho
Lucas
Montgomery
Trumbull
Clark
Martin
Cleveland Bankers Step In To Aid Relief Crisis
City officials expect relief relief as Cleveland bankers agree to absorb 527000 dollars of municipal notes issued in anticipation of 1930 state sales tax receipts. Finance Director Gesell said funds may be available Monday and much will cover rents owed by landlords to aid destitute families and keep housing stable.
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Ga, Gesell
Richard A. Bell
Nsow
Gesell
Herald H. Burton
Washington
Robert H. Bulkley
Ohio
Aton Hotel
Coften
Mrr
Burton
Bulls
Legislawrs
Roosevelt Rebukes Hague Amid Civil Liberties Row
President Roosevelt denounces Mayor Hague of Jersey City and warns against silencing peaceful assembly and free press. He links the issue to civil liberties guaranteed by the Constitution and notes similar criticisms from figures like Norman Thomas and Thomas. Local organizers and political actors face questions over rights amid heightened partisan rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
Congress Actions Between Armistice and Spring 1930s
The President highlighted farm and wage hour bills and a measure to form two committees on monopoly. He said private industry erred by boosting inventories and raising prices, while labor leaders overreached by demanding bargaining and jurisdictional fights. Government timing missteps also cited regarding farm and wage hour legislation.
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Remi
Search for Whitmer and McCormick Continues on Sandia Trails
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms and a search party comb the Sandias for Whitmer and McCormick after a climbing attempt on North Sandia failed. The 10,800 foot peak towers above Albuquerque as rescue units probe the rugged slopes of TAC Needie and South Sandia for the missing pair.
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Sandias
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Juan Tabo CCC
Whitmers
North Sandia Peak
South Sandia
Jobin Matthews
Albuquerque
Wilwis, Mes
Simms
Albert Gallatin Simms
Albuqueraie
Priest Assigned Temporarily At Two Churches
Rev. George Kuntz of Cincinnati will lead services at Sur Lady of Jourdes Otway and Holy Trinity Pond Creek during Rev. Jacoph Dick’s absence. Rev. Dick recently underwent major surgery at Good Marsten Hospital in Cincinnati. his condition is reported as serious.
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Kunts
Churchis
George Kuntz
Cincinsili
Sur Lady of Jourdes
Churchis Otway
Holy Trinity Charrh
Pond Creek
Jacoph Dick
Goodmarsten Hospital
Cincinnati
Brooks Attends Meet at Huntington Conference
Scivtoville pastor Rev Brooks and C F Schormburg returned from Huntington where they attended the Christian Action conference at Sixth Avenue Church of Christ. Rev Brooks spoke at the night session on Civic Evils and This Area Which Call for Christian Action. The conference ran all day.
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Scivtoville
Huntington Canferente
Crayton
Brooks
C. F. Schormburg
Huntington
Christian Action
Sixth Avenue Church of
More shooting evidence heard in Lan Ball trial
London Ky June 25 The governments witness in the Harlan conspiracy case repeatedly confused Lan Ball with two others as defense witnesses said shots on January 31 1937 came from the mountainside rather than a car. Musick organizer for United Mine Workers. his son Bennett was killed later.
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Tames
London
Lan E. Ball
Tris
Ball
Marshall Musick
Harland County
Jal
Eame
Musick
United Mine Workers of
Amediea
Bennett
Jesse Mashburn
Miner
John Philpott
Court Reversal Box Score Tells 16 of 109 Appeals Reversed
A 1937 38 Supreme Court tally prepared by Robert H. Jackson shows 16 reversals among 109 appeals. The Third Circuit covering New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania reversed all 16 of its appeals, while the Sixth Circuit including Ohio Michigan and Kentucky posted three reversals and two affirmations.
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Washington
Jane
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
High Tribunal
Third Circuit
Court of Appeal
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Kensick
Tennessee
iSONGFEST Arranged For Long Run Church
Midsummer event for Tri-State Community Association includes a free run on Sunday July 3 at 244 with Hobart Day slide show part of a spring program. Annual election of officers planned, plus string bands and choirs.
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Stedelt
Hobart
Bers
Marriage Licenses Granted at Portsmouth
Elwood Cleo Nelson 21 of 1317 Sita Street a salesman and Grace Aldridge 17 of 1120 Kendall obtained marriage licenses in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Elwood Cleo Nelson
Sita Street
Salesman
Grace Aldridge
Kendall
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