Trial Report Brings Guilty Pleas and Court Deliberations
Henry Fenwick of Carbondale faces a serious charge as his wife’s niece defense challenges the case. Grogan pleaded guilty and faces sentencing Saturday. Costs assigned to Wilson in the Coleman liquor case. Pants, of Union Painters Dentistry at 06 Lackawanna Ave, found guilty of illegally practicing dentistry by Judge H. M. Edwards, with Aprile allowed to show cause for a new trial. Miata was arrested by Detective W. W. Phillips for the Lackawanna and Taverne County Dental association. C. M. Daniels defended, DA Lewis prosecuted. The court found lack of proper dental registration and nonapproval by the state dental examining board, but the defense argued exemption due to pre-existing practice. A further hearing was set to consider a new trial. The case also involved the Municipal League. Grogan’s raid resistance at Priceburg and Olympant was noted and the machine turned over to the league. Sentence postponed to Saturday after additional argument.
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Henry Fenwick
Carbondale
Grogan
Wilson
Coleman
Pants
Union Painiess Dentistry
Lackawanna Avenue
H. M. Edwards
W. W. Phillips
Lackawanna and Taverne County Dental Association
Triad
C. M. Daniels
Wot Lewis
Ise
Prinita
John J. Murphy
Davies Malley
Iaatial
den of Dental
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Priceburg
Olyphant
League
Fenwick On Trial For Paternity Of Carbondale Child
Henry Fenwick, a Carbondale resident, faced a trial before Judge John T. Kelly on a paternity charge linked to Miss Mars Whittington. Whittington testified Fenwick claimed guardianship rights, followed her to Wayne county, and compelled relations. the child was born December 23. The defense denied the accusation, citing motives and past conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fenwick
Carbondale
John T. Kelly
Mars Whittington
Fenwick
Clinton
Wayne County
Therehild
Miss Whittington
Frenwick
Tis
Penwick
RL 1
Stuart
W. Rayford
Thomas
Commonwealth
Coleman Tried on Charge in Municipal League Case
J Coleman faced trial on a charge of selling liquor to a minor on Drinker street Tiunmore in a Municipal league case with Robert Wilson as prosecutor. League agents testified they bought intoxicants at Coleman's place in early July. Coleman claimed a New York State trip from June to late July. Verdict found him not guilty and Wilson bore court costs. This marked Wilson’s first of twenty bench cases prosecuted where he faced Celsius allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Seling Higuer Selthout
Drinker Street
Tiunmore
Municipal League
Robert Wilson
League
New York State
Sullty
Wilson
Grogan Pleads Guilty In Gambling Case At Olyphant
M. W. Grogan pleaded guilty to keeping a gambling machine at his Olyphant business and to obstructing the execution of a legal process, according to agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Minor Criminal Docket Mixed Results In Carbondale Court
Gottlieb Blard found not guilty of feloniously wounding John Neuremberg or Minooka but convicted of assault and battery. Vassil Larke acquitted of aggravated assault and battery on Stunko Kret. Joseph Payton convicted of stealing a watch from Patrick Sweeney. Michael Daly fined for stealing three chickens. Thomas Metiufite case postponed. Edward Maguire and Miles Tors tried for burglary on Penn avenue with dogs stolen from Morris Lipson. alibi defense pursued. H P Watt tried for assault on wife. verdict not yet reached. Byron Simrell tried for horse larceny. Henry Meree and S A Gilby charged with larceny and related counts tied to landlord’s warrant on Joseph Cooper. trial ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Blard
John Neuremberg
Minooka
Biard
Neuremberg
Vassil Larke
Stunko Kret
Joseph Payton
Patrick Sweeney
Lackawanna Avenue
Payton End Sweeney
Michael Daly
Aimbrose Hiertz
Thomas Metiufite
Henry Dierks
Edward Maguire
Miles Tors
Swirly
Penn Avenue
Commonwealth
Morris Lipson
H. P. Watt
Park Place
Titsells
Byron Simrell
Kenry Imeree
First Warl
Carbondale
S.A. Gilby
Fel Township
Joseph Cooper
Edwards
Four Additional Clerks Added to Local Post Office
The post office gains four clerks starting July 1 after a request to Washington. The new hires Royal Taft Michael Maloney William J Blane and Julia A White will fill the posts, increasing staff to twenty. Daily business last month totaled 18920 with January 18186 and March 16044, showing rising volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Washington
W. A P. Johnson
Royal Taft
Michael Maloney
William J. Blane
Julia A. White
Post Office
Tio
I Bain
Nerve Hunger Claims Drive Nerve Pills Popular
An advertisement extols Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Pills as addressing “nerve hunger” and lists symptoms they allegedly relieve such as poor appetite fatigue insomnia and nervousness. Testimonial from Mrs. J. J. Johnson of Scranton praises renewed strength and vigor after use. Cautions readers to buy only authentic packages bearing initials A W Chase and pharmacist outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
J. J. Johnson
North Main Street
Scranton
A. W.kase
Matthews
Oreading
Washington and
Lickawanna Avenues
Dr. A. W. Chase
A. W
W. Chase
Legal ruling fixes census date for county salaries in Lackawanna
The court holds the population date to be the June 1 census moment for salary classifications, regardless of when the count is announced. It rejects relying on later public announcements and favors uniform county salary rules based on the official census date. The decision overturns prior favorable rulings and remands for further action.
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Vis
Vany
Lackasami
Washington
Tennevicania
Ligerne
Glennon
Um Fateerne
Griffith
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Perlapa
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna County
Dupe
Tle
Cone Bureau
Tne
Tipro
Courin
Bouvier
Mawle
Cena
Lancaster County
Montgomery County
Giese
Orvor
Silk mill strike updates show dispersed meetings and cautions
Local executives traveled to Pittston to confer with Sterling mill strikers while Simp son fill girls met in Minooka. Lote of the Central Labor union warned against a man named Teianoanan falsely claiming carpenters’ membership and soliciting funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Sterling Mill
Ceentral
Simpson Fill Girls
Minooka
Ss. Lote
Central Labor Union
Teiaoanan
West Scranton
Carpenters’ Union
Silk Mills
Carpenters
Lutz
Webster Coal and Coke to Expand in Blair Clearfield Cambria
The Webster Coal and Coke Company, led by Scranton capitalists including T. N. Watkins, has bought the Mitchell Coal and Coke Company. The venture plans extensive bituminous coal mining in Blair, Clearfield and Cambria counties, with W. W. A. Lathrop likely to manage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Coal and Coke Company
T. N. Watkins
Scranton
Mitchell T'Toul and Coke Company
Proposses
Blair
Clearfield
Cambria
W.W. A. Lathrop
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Tax Levy Crisis Looms for City to Meet Running Costs
City Clerk Lavelle warns revenues will shrink next year under charter limits and fixed valuations. Reductions in second and third class property assessments slash income by at least $50,000, plus liquor license renewals drop revenue as licenses fall. The bondable judgments and rising expenses push taxpayers toward deeper levies to cover the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
Muehlbronner
Wild Cats Fast-5S and Other Rail Jobs On April 12
The page lists a schedule for Wild Cats Fast-5S and related rail and labor movements on Wednesday April 12. It names John Rants, A TL Rowe, and Kelly, with mentions of various crews, stations, and times across Cayuga and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cats
Mitler
Cats
O. Cise
H. McCamas Sa
W. Devine
Dh Murase
C. Bartholomew
Mets
Ketcham
Speom
Latimer
Wanfelta
Vian Wormer
A Mennigany
George Frounfelkers
Momsen
Wao Am
So Vineneriy
Tiga A. m
Moran
Murphy
Haumprinies
Pasenger
Gatlneyt
Singer
Stantony
Mayen
Wild Cats West
A.m. M. Carmeidy
Condgotoy
Mn & A. Ou
John
Anil
Notive
Beakemun
J. Logan
A. TL Rowe
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FRATZ
Maathinghee
Treo Goanhaeh
Vpignlel
Lewis Peeee
Westville
Dilowill
Louie Haines
Harry Samuel
Uslehick
Oy Typhant Wa
Urbondale
Alma Renekert Seers Vewe
John R.ivkson
Cone Cranial Peewee
Cova
Nellie Winkler Doin
TT Thomas
FEE
Beaver
Superior Court
James Beaver Tuesday
Pittsburg
W. FR. Lewis
Toackawanna
Swae
Tie
Lackawanna
Tho
Entetal
Lackiwinna
Recorder Moir
Trolley
Electric Light
Mis
Recorder
Warner's Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
W. T. Grogan
Warner
Kh. Od. Bo
Sone Wane
Addresse Wanner
Rochester, N.Y
Wakser
D., Tl. and
W. Board Ia
Aimee
Kelly
Spancar Trask & Co
Pine St
New York
New York Stock Exchange
State St
Abiy
U. S
Canada
Washington Avenue
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Yecayees Seaver
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
Pilsner
Ninth Street
Scranton, PA
G.f.theel
Palladelphia
Tmerlee
Varhorele & Melthures
Ladenrlup
Unkrw
Swern Toathoniats
Cozy Medical and Electrical Trend
Tribune
Third National Bank
Ings
Conneil
Henry Benin
H. Peck
Cashier
Eadh
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