Convictions Highlight Criminial Court Roundup at Carbondale
Adolph Webber was found guilty of assaulting Annie Miller nine, in a Cedar avenue shop rear room. Two Carbondale boys, Nicholas and Arthur Young, were convicted for striking their mother Hannah Young with fines and jail terms. Other trials ended with not guilty verdicts or monetary penalties as Judge Edwards and Archbald oversaw a busy criminal docket yesterday.
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Adolph Webber
Annie Miller
Carbondale
O'Grady
John Consh
Obie
Wees
H. M. Hdwards
Martin Miller
South Scranton
L. P. Weileman
Jones
Commonwealth
Vier
Cedar Avenue
Tn Dls
Webber
Red
di. Reitz
Aseault
Ali
Juru
Nicholas Young
Arthur Young
Aino Carbondale
Hannah Young
Wheut
Gloor
Judee Edwards
Htm
Edwards
Nicholas
Liteen
Jall
Arthur
del Comstock
John Manke
Archbald
Curribondale
James Thomis
Meninnt
John Corvu
Corvus
Pine Brook
Conel
Badl
Pittsburg
Philo Schwartz
Old Forse
Jalil
Coryn
Joeoph Smith
Jivdine Edwarda
Juin Smith
John VW. O'Grady
Ann Grady
Thomas Murphy
Thomas McAndrew
Murphy
Mary Ryan
Millen Wilesh
Thomas Miller
Joseph Gerdains
Throop
Anthony Roth
Hower
Dickston City
Laurday
Paul Gumbar
Marry Goolrleh
Eyheer
Fashionable Paris Copy Creations Hit Local Market
The article notes price gaps from 60 to 100 dollars for new fashion creations, with foreign designs charging more and Paris labels taking a cut. American tailors reproduce imported models and feature them in a limited showroom. New styles appeared Saturday, but will vanish quickly as buyers must act fast.
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Paris
Black Crepons at Seasonal Prices
Manufacturer clears small lots of black crepons with strong demand. Three patterns in silk and wool fetch 1.98 per yard, one all wool pattern at 1.98, and two all wool patterns at 1.49 per yard.
Norton Wagner Sues Perseverance Club Over Certificate Claim
Norton Wagner filed suit against the Perseverance club seeking 21.00 on a matured certificate. Vere is represented by Patter son and Wilcox. A dispute over ownership of the F100 with John M. Kemmerer prevents the club from issuing the prize.
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Norton Wagner
Agaist
Vere
Patterson & Wilcox
Wagner
John M. Kemmerer
Local Woman Seeks Husband Missing Since November
Mrs. Phillips alleges cruel treatment by her husband John J. Phillips whom she last knew to live with in an unknown current whereabouts. She resides in an unnamed city, seeking actions related to dissolution or support.
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Mars Phillins
John J. Philins
Jane On II
Whi Ps
Ile Olty
Langstaff Kelly election contest witnesses testify
In the Langstaff Kelly contest yesterday Louis Ivescow and John Conway of OW Forge rebutted and overturned votes. Witnesses for the respondent included H Hulbert of the Second ward Scranton Geuze ir Fisher Thomas Kirkbride John Stanton and W H Bulridge of Cur hondale.
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Louis Ivescow
John Conway
OW Forge
H. Hulbert
Scranton
Geuze Ir Fisher
Thomas Kirkbride
John Stanton
W. H. Bulridge
Curhondale
Discontinued Goods Sale At Bargain Prices
A note announces a sale with discontinued items offered at own prices and a ten day duration. Customers are told to attend the event promptly as it lasts only ten days.
Ex Mayor Veto Challenge to Asphalt Contract Tests City
Barber Asphalt Company seeks to compel Controller Howell to sign the repair contract after Mayor Bailey vetoed the item. If refused, a mandamus suit will be filed to require action. The dispute centers on the veto’s validity and timing, with work planned to start May 1 on Lackawanna Avenue and other central streets. An estimated $70,000 will be spent in the first year as plant upgrades precede paving.
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Howell
Barber Asphalt Company
Barber Company
Bailey
Dhty
Asphalt
Maniger Weet
Lackawanna Avenue
Washinton
West
Committee No-Show on Plan to Move Binghamton Office
Local reports said Aldermen Downa Smith and Gilfoyle would lead a citizen committee to meet General Alangger Hall at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western to protest moving Binghamton to a terminal and shifting Buffalo division traffic to Bath. The committee did not appear. Hallstead denied any committee had visited him.
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Binghamton
Mde
Downa
Smith
Gilfoyle
Alangger Hall Fiead
Delaware Lackawanna Wd Western Company
Minghamton
Bath
Buffalo
Hall- Stead
Poor Head Hae Determines Three-Wome Ball Year
The finance committees have determined a three organization effort for the year and will make a recommendation at the next meeting. The annual report of the auditors was expected to be presented at the meeting, with emphasis on investing and reading plans.
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Pest
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Chemis
New York
Beth Jones
CORTU
Nov. Rosenfelt
Common Wealth
R. Lapatyner
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John J. Kelly
Edward Kelly
Martin Kelly
Miles F. Clark
Quiliy Wastien
John Hamilton
Margaret Mamilton
COAIA
Anthony Munlew
Sivah Kime
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Phillip Thomas
Omner
Havin
Thomas
Wibouts
American Federation of Labs
BP 7
Malla
Mra
James McDonough
Patrick Burke
Aesanult
Mary Dolan
Hayden Evans
Mary McConville
Corts
Isaac Long
Welles’ Holding
Wilkes-Narre
Perseverance Club
Tohert
Campinh
Carbondale Vmindy Totley Cieeeese
Capthondale
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Allan Muckley
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Poor Board Finance Committee
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Toni
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Hood
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Moninis
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Cour
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Morton
Thorauch
J.D. Wood
Alice C. Wood
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Ottice
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenet
Bentrane
Wyrdinjor Avenue
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Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Selin, Jr
William AL Peck
Cassier
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Washington Avenue
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Connolly & Wallace
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Sheriff's Sale
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