Unusual Jan 1 shooting case before court
The report notes Ed ward Gorman arrested at Carbondale after fleeing Gilby who drew a machine gun and shot Gorman in the leg and was later discharged as justified. A Priceburg assault and battery and robbery case ended with a not guilty verdict and division of carts. Judge Kovitz presided over the stalled theft case at L and Seedman store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gorman
Carbondale
Gilby
Gorman
Priceburg
Judkovitz
L. &. Seedman
Penn Avenue
Gilboy On Trial For Selling Liquor Without License
John G. Gilboy faced a jury over allegations he sold liquor without a license at a Pittston avenue site. His defense placed him in Atlantic City, while testimony linked his brother to the business and the building lease. A U S license was in the defendant’s name, which he denied controlling. The jury retired to deliberate as a second case, Scavo and Gentanho, was sworn on gunpoint charges against Patrick Healey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zillinaki
Charles Ulosky
Thorldunde
Whart
Sealon
Edward Willams
George Bpits
Olyphant
Thie Wort
Clarke
Janite Oes
Jane Text
Jank Watrofeky
Adolph Josephs
Washington Avenue
Josephs
Josepha
County
Corts Frank Weopp
A. Weopp
Scranton Railway Company
William Hosenbeky
John G. Gilboy
Pittston Avenue
Atlantic City
Municipal League
Glilboy
United States Revenue
Clouk
James Scavo
Gentanho “Hiodo
Patrick Healey
Depositions Filed In Ward Eight Election Petition Case
Depositions from John W. Fowler and Frank Hummnler of Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit, J B R Schlager treasurer, Max Rice and Joseph Levy of Rice Levy & Co, and Et M Goldsmith filed with Clerk Daniela. They allege signatures on Schwartz petition in Pleth ward are not genuine and provide accounts of Schwartz’s signature and related signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fowler
Frank Hummnler
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
J. BR. Schlager
Stowers Work Packing Company
Max Rice
Joseph Levy
Rice, Levy & Company
Et. M. Goldsmith
Daniela
Schwartz
Plehth
Schwarlks
Schware
Thaw
the Tribune
Jude Flw
Archdakl
Local Election Appointments Fill District Vacancies
Lecce CG Williams was yesterday appointed judge of election for the First district of the Thirteenth ward to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of George F Bugden. Thomas Meehan appointed to fill vacancy calls and by the removal of W W Sever as judge of election in the second ward of Dickinson City. Thomas Coughlin named an minority inspector of the First district of the First ward of Carbondale to fix vacancy from removal of John G Bridgett. Frank Odell named minority inspector of the Fourth district of Ell township to fill vacancy from removal Howard Button. John White appointed majority inspector of the Fourth District Fell et rehhip to fill vacancy due to removal Michael White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecce CG. Williams
George F. Bugden
Thomas Meehan
W. W. Sever
Dickson City
Thomas Coughlin
Carbondale
John G. Bridgett
Frank Odell
Ell Township
Howard Button
John White
Fell
Michael White
Green Ridge Asbury M B A Sunday School party hosts
The Asbury M B A Sunday School class met at Miss Elia Vv Roney’s Monsey avenue home for an entertainment evening with music and light refreshments. Members listed include Albert Kellow Dwight Saffor Vance Lidstone BF Bayley Fred Deigtel Rex Van Gorder Harry Wedenan and others. The Green Ridge Pentecostal church ladies will host a colonial dinner Friday February 22 at 6 pm to support church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claim No
Asbury M.bk
Elia Vv. Roney
Monsey Avenue
Mattle Potter
Miss Toney
Albert Kellow
Dwight Saffor
Vance Lidstone
BF. Bayley
Fred Deigtel
Rex van Gorder
Harry Wedenan
Harry von Storch
Oran Conover
Henry Smith
Alwah Hammond
Cort Gorhan
Floyd Bissell
Jesse Gorhan
Charles Pyle
William Tanyon
Dirtey Colvin
Conrad Snindner
Ladies of the
Green Ridge
Mise Luli Dolph
Lake Winoeta
Ida Grimes
Money
Janet
Margery Andrews
A. B. Andrews
Capourse Avenue
Bakers Organize Local Union Under International Body
Journeymen bakers met to organize a local union led by Ernest Broennie of the International Bakers and Confectioners of America. A subsequent meeting at Raub's hall on Wyomly avenue will receive the charter and elect permanent officers. One third of local journeymen have already joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Bakers
Ernest Broennie
International Bakers
Confectionere of America
Raub‘s
Railroad Superintendents Meet in Syracuse for Road Matters
The Lackawanna railroad superintendents gathered in Syracuse during the week to discuss road matters. Attendees included General Superintendent T. E. Clarke and Fr. M. Rine of this city, C. H B. Ketchum of Morrla and Masex division, R. Dud weon of Muffato division, Co. H. Swarg of Syracuse division, and J. Phillips of Bangor and Portland division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Syracuse
T. E. Clarke
Fr. M. Rine
C. H B. Ketchum
Morrla
Masex
R. Dudweon
Muffato
Co. H. Swarg
D., L. & W. Board for Today Schedule
The D., L. and W. board lists Thursday and Monday times for Wild Cate, East, and other trains. Entries include names such as George Hurt, HM. Gilligan, M. Finnerty, W. D. Warren, Hugh Dolerty, James Cinley, and others with varied times from early morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnday
Wild Cate
East
D. Bearney
George Hurt
FL VanWorner
HM. Gilligan
J. Burkhart
Caney
M. Golden
Devine
W. D. Warren
M. Lanaghney
Summita
A. Klingon
Hugh Dolerty
Eakt
George Frounfeiker
Weet
W. MH
Gatley
Singer
Samanth
McGovern
del Baxter
A. m
D. Haggerty
Kingdoy
Oop
James Corriggs
Lackawanna Officials Busy In City and Syracuse
L. T. Canned of the Lackawanna returns from Dayton Ohio on business. General Superintendent T. F. Clark from Buffalo is expected back today. Traffic manager B. D. Caldwell met with local officials yesterday. Division Superintendent F. E. M. Tine was at his desk after several days away in Syracuse for a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Canned
Lackawanna Railroad
Dayton
Ohio
T. FE. Chirk
Buffalo
BD. Caldwell
Lackawanna Raillroad
FE. M. Tine
Syracuse
Lackawanna
Wifehood as the Test of Womanhood in Health and Duty
An essay argues modern women fail wifehood without sound health and the ability to manage a household. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly illnesses supported by testimonials, urging readers to seek his Buffalo, New York clinic and to request the Common Sense Medical Adviser free with postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac S. Harris
Gayville
Yankton Co
S. Dak
Minneapolis
Minn
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Uffalo, N. 'S
Fabrics and Textiles Display with New Styles and Prices
A listing of fabrics including Mouseline De Soie-mere tissues with embroidered stripes in fifteen shades. Embroidered Swiss scores with dots and stripes. Imported Silk-striped Ginghams in pink blue heliotrope red. Mercerized Cotton Ginghams in new designs and colors. Mercerized Chevrots resembling Mohair Brilliantine. Batiste Brilliantine in finest foulard designs. Mercerized Chambray in plain colors. Scotch Corded Ginghams with striped cords. Embroidered Swiss and Plain Swiss with decorative embroidery and dots. Prices range from 25c to 85c and up to $1.25 per yard.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Ellman
H. M. Edwards
George 8. Purdy
Journeymen Bakers of
City
M. Failei
Masters
Dr. James
Treboany
Ee MeDtlows Co
Cleveland
Obiko
John H. Phelps
Connellyan Wallace
Socranton’s Shopping Center
Connelly & Wallace
France
Scotland
Ireland
Switzerland
Belgium
Germany
America
Archane
Minerva
Connolly & Wallace
California Fig Syrup CO
Aanceroua Cams
Myer Davidow
Lackawan
Scranton
Goodyear West
Ise
Lackawanna Avenue
Axminster
Scranton, PA
Moonlo
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repaune Chemical Co
Pilsner
Wints Street
Washington Ave
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming Rot
Sporting
Repauno Chemical Company
Roew
Thos. Word
Jon B. Smith
Bon WO E Mulligan
Plymout Wilkes
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