Will and oil rights clash over Bart Rogers in Mannington
In a Mannington office Barrows reads Franklin Rogers will gifting oil rights to Bart while naming Egbert Franniston as beneficiary of mineral rights. Bart suspects trickery, confronts Franniston, and seeks proof in a safety deposit box as he heads to Mannington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankiston
Rogers
Barrows
Franklin Rogers
Mannington
Barton Rogers
Bart
Egbert Franciston
Egbert
Egbert Franniston
Jamniston
Franniston
Bart Rogers
Leon Barrows
Graham
May 1925 City Treasury Balance and Receipts
May 31 1925 balance in city treasury was 8699.80 with receipts totaling 15738.74 and disbursements 7038.94 per City Clerk Treasurer L E Jennings. Receipts include taxes 8000.09 miscellaneous 34.50 interest 5.03 and other items. disbursements cover streets light police fire and bonds with a final balance of 8000.80 split among three funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Jennings
Csc
Police Department
Ieneek Eh
Fire Department
Miracle Man Departs From Plymouth Ind Region Unknown
Harry Mays once called the miracle man of New Carlisle leaves Plymouth with his wife after three weeks of promoting healing by prayer. He drew followers from nearby towns and planned a hospital but departed, leaving patients to seek physicians. The notice also includes an unrelated barber shop advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Harry Mays
New Carlisle
Mays
Penu
Strong sermon on the crime of the age continues
The text records a church service with Ruth Christie soloists and multiple pastors. The Rev. Mr. Smith defines the issue as the crime of the age hurry and confusion, urging youth to slow, weigh duties, rest, and prepare minds for a healthier, steadier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Christie
J. Moeller
Trinity Methodist Church
G. Milamore
St. Paul Congregational Church
W. T. Mullis
Central Christian Church
A. A. Cohn
First Baptist Church
J. D. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Efficient Farm Bureau praised by state president
Hartford City Indiana June 1 The local Farm Bureau was hailed as one of the most efficient in the state during a visit by W H Settle state president. He commended the cooperation spirit evident on all sides and offered high praise for the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
W. H. Settle
Farm Bureau
Settle
Browser joins Federmann's Drug Store
Thomas Browser of Indianapolis has accepted a position with Federmann's Drug Store. He is a member of this year's graduating class of the College of Pharmacy at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Browser
Indianapolis
Federmann’s
Browser
College of Pharmacy At
James Attends B L FP E Convention in Detroit
L. L. James is in Detroit Michigan for the B of L FP E convention. The visit centers on union activities and upcoming meetings with local members and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. James
Detroit
Michigan
Motor Law Violators Figure In Arrests
A May police monthly report shows 23 arrests and 58 calls answered led by motor vehicle law violations. April had 15 arrests and 69 calls. key counts include possession of liquor, speeding, and assault and battery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Misch
Miseh
Feehan
Shaipaws
Sean
Lareeny
Orias
Interstate Rebuilding Tracks Through Seymour
The Interstate Public Service Company began extensive track repairs in Seymour this morning under D G Eckelman Columbus foreman of maintenance. Between Second Street and the Baltimore and Ohio line the track will be rebuilt with 100 pound steel rails and new brick. The Second Street spur between Chestnut and Walnut will be repaired. Most tracks from the B and C railroad south will be welded with new brick laid. No parking on Second Street during construction to preserve two way traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
D. G. Eckleman
Columbus
Seymour-Indianapolis
Second Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
B. & C. Railroad
Chinese Soldiers Mutiny and Murder Officers in Huang Hai
Six hundred Chinese soldiers mutinied at Huang Hai and killed officers before plundering the barracks. A few officers escaped. Police aided in rounding up sixty Mullineers. Mr and Mrs Leo Sierp return to Chicago after visiting here with relatives including Mrs Milamore and Mrs Ulm and daughter Jean in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huang Hai
International News Service
London
Hong Kong
Leo Sierp
Chicago
Blonde Amazon Sought in Boston Murder Case
Boston police pursued a tall blonde known as the blonde Amazon in the murder and robbery of Mae Price, wardrobe mistress and mother of chorus girls. A bellboy recalled a bitter pre death row overheard in Mrs. Price room 406, where she was strangled. Fingerprints and motive point to robbery or jealousy, with other similar killings noted but no link shown.
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Boston
Mae Price
Hollis
John Regan
Mre. Price
Price
Amazon
Regan
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Child Growth
A vintage ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to strengthen frail children. Promises rapid weight gain after sickness or suspected rickets, claiming the tablets replace oily cod liver oil, taste like candy, and cost 60 cents for 60 tablets with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F E. Loertz
Jones Pharmacy
W. L. Federmann
Ady
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U.S. Patent Office
Dintys
Maggie
Dogan
Ey Inc. Feature Service, Inc
Great, Britain
Legion
Chapter
Bevins Plumbing, Heating and Electric Shop
W. L. Clark
Mgr
BY Geo. McManus
San Fork
San Tome
Cat
Sprenger
Pawley
L. D. Robertson
N. Chestnut St
Seymour
Katherine Newlin Burt
Eleanor Boardman
Matt Moore
William Russell
FOX News
Paris
Monte Carlo
Robert W. Service
Kenneth Harlan
Raymond Griffith
Clara Bow
Carmel Myers
Interstate
Chinese Soliders
Lake Maranacook
Winthrop
Maine
Florence Kane
New York
First Methodist See
First Baptist Ore Ee
Central Christian
Nazarene Eee
Trinity Ee
Congregational
Woodstock Eer
Exide Batteries
Exide
George’s Battery Shop
George & McDougal
East Second St
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