Dismissal Weakens Newberry Elections Conspiracy Case
In Grand Rapids a judge dismissed charges against 23 men in the Newberry elections conspiracy case as prosecutors wrapped up direct testimony. Most remaining defendants face motions to dismiss counts and portions of the indictment, with defense attorneys seeking to narrow issues and reduce defendants.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Newberry
Frank ©. Dailey
Attormey
Willis V. Capron
Frankfort
Kennedy Laing
McKay
Taylor
Wagley
Grand Rapids ‘Rapids
Tower Peninsula
Detroit
Les
Martin W. Littleton
Littleton
James O. Maurfin
Sessions
Messrs Littleton
Murfin
George E. Nichols
Colin Campbell
Christian Brook
Muskegon
Allen Reese
Upper Peninsula
Myron Sherwood
Marquette
James Fisher
Calumet
John Jones
Qatonagon
Rees
Campbell
Piles Cured In G6 to 14 Days Drug Claims
Piles cured in six to fourteen days offered with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. It stops itch, soothes and heals. You can sleep after the first application. Price 60 cents.
Real Estate Transfers Hover in County Recorder Office
Transfers of farm lands filed in the County Recorder's office Tuesday show many deeds with values up to 43 000 dollars. Names, townships, and sections appear with sums ranging from 1 000 to 43 000 dollars for properties in Camp Point Keene North East Honey Creek and other areas.
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James Buffington
Joseph E. Desmozs
Anna A. Desmoss
Benjamin O. Itughes
al Columbus
O. Frank Waddell
Ida Waddell
Oscar Schmelz
Gihner
M. Curry
Ruth Curry
Oliver and
Eliza Gates
Garrett
Camp Point
Isabelle
Elijah Thomas
Chas W. Hopson
Keens Township
M. Joshepine DeGroot Et al
Robert Robinson
North East
Twnship
Jurgen Warberts
Wilhelminy Harberts
Jacob Overlander
James
Arminda Campbell
Paul Rentschler
Richfield
Mary E
Milo McMillan
Geo T. Pearce
Jtouster
Hiram
Elgin Clark
Homer L. Studson
Keene Township
Lawrence
Cecil Harve
Edmund Schulte
Honey Creek
Eliza Gaites
William Courtney
Edward and
Mamie Dick
Richard Miller
Beverly Township
David and
Henrietta Ross
Herman
Anna Voth
Wood's
Quincy
Henry Glasier
William F. Hillebrenner
Burton Township
William and
Anna Loos
Matthias Loos
Melrose
Augusten
Amelia Marsh
Casper
Emma Fleer
Fall Creek
Josiah and
Margaret Taylor
Frank Hlusemann
Columbus
Frank and
Elsie Keller
Roy and
Hars Mason
Phillip
New Liberty
Frederick
Mary Bauer
Henry and
Marie Wiewel
Liberty Township
John W. Cruttenden
Joseph Mitchick
Alstyne’s
Anna Schieferdecker
John H. Hoke
Milo C. Cissna
Orvil If
Hunsaker
Coatsburg
Wiliam H. Oller
Lillie E. Oller
Eli F. Robertson, Jr
Mendon Township
John S. Koehler
Albert Arthur Brackensick
James W. Hogan
Nellie G. Hogan
Wiliam Schmiedeskamp
Henry E. Schmiedeskamp
Euphemia A. Fischer
Isaac Hoffman
Alexander’s Plat
Roy L. Sharrow
Beulah Sharrow
Samus O. Witt
Houston
Eilert FE. Weerts
Christina Weerts
Thomas C. Stevens
Concord Township
Minnie
Laura Hayden
Mabel V. Hicks
Nevin
Roy C
Violet Taylor
William F. Spenamore
H. H. Emminga
Gelden
Helena M
Catherine V Ryan
Mary H. Dalgarn
Anna M. F. Dorman
Thomas B. Dorman
Rufus T. Crouch
Ellington Township
Eugene P. O'Hare
Virginia O'Hare
John Cramsey, Jr
Henry M
Haidee May Michael
Nerwin
Sermons Urged On Thrift By Illinois Officials
Governor Lowden asked Illinois clergymen to preach on March 21 against extravagant buying and to promote thrift. The state fair price commission’s women's department leads an education campaign urging budget adoption personal budgeting and knowledge of fair prices to curb the cost of living. Frank Erhardt of Naperville is named among youths arrested Sunday.
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Springfield
Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
Woman’s Department of the Fair Price Commission
Woman’s Department of the Fair Price Commission of
Local Boy Reunited with Father After Car Theft Case
A youth returning home early today explained to police that he had no link to a Decatur car theft. His father, who had traveled from Naperville, collected him Tuesday night. The car involved belonged to Erhardt's father.
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Naperville
Erhardt
Decatur
Local Social Notes and Visitors Arrive in Quincy
Ursa resident C. C. Simmons and Camp Point’s Miss Neva Tipton were in Quincy this week. Mrs. L. G. Hall of Hannibal spent Tuesday here. The Current Events club met at Mrs. John Monroe’s on Jersey Street for a birthday observance. Lilian Triplett is ill at 328 Chestnut Street. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shirrey of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown new to town. J. C. Chandler’s guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler of Beatrice, Neb., came to Quincy for the illness of their nephew Thomas Chandler. J. W. Lott from Springfield relocated to work as stamp clerk at the internal revenue office.
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C. C. Simmons
Ursa
Quincy
Neva Tipton
Camp Point
L. G. Hall
Hannibal
Quicy
Current Events Club
John Monroe
Jersey Street
Lilian Triplett
Chestnut Street
A. J. Shirrey
Topeka
Kans
W. A. Montgomery
Frank Brown
Peoria
Brown
Newcomb Hotel
C. Chandler
Beatrice, Neb
J. C. Chandler
Jackson Street
Edwards Petition Moves to Springfield for Dem Presidential Bid
In Chicago dated March 3 a petition bearing Governor Edward Edwards of New Jersey was taken to Springfield after a mass meeting that endorsed him. The petition will be filed with the secretary of state today. A telegram from Edwards urged advancing personal liberty and Americanism at the San Francisco convention.
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Hicago
Edward
Edwards
New Jersey
Illinois
Springfield
Michael Timmer
United Societies
San Francisco
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