Morris Chair Ad with Adjustable Back and Finishes
Genuine solid comfort Morris chair offers automatic adjustable back, large roomy seats, broad arms, and cushioned comfort. Showcasing oak and mahogany frames in rockers and chairs with and without foot rests, prices from 5.98 to 30.00, including leather and velour options in red and green patterns.
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Circuit Court Decision Limits Local Option Liquor Sales
A Cadiz Circuit Court ruling by Judges Lanbie Burrows and Cook holds that delivery of liquor packages is not a sale, affecting wholesale shipments under local option law. The Mul lin case found liquor sales occur at shipment, not at receipt and payment, prompting temperance protests and a potential appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Cadiz
Circuit Court
Lanbie, Burrows and Cook
Ohio
William Mullin
State Supreme Court
Robbers Strike Dillonvale In Saturday Night Burglaries
A band of burglars hit Harry Walker's department store Charvat's saloon and D P Mitchell's home in Dillonvale Saturday night taking hundreds in goods. A strange Negro was found with $78 of the loot in Long Run. bloodhounds traced the trail toward Martin's Ferry before the suspect vanished. Twelve robberies have plagued Dillonvale in two weeks, mostly targeting saloons, as authorities vow to press more arrests.
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Dillonvale
Harry Walker
Charvat
D. P. Mitchell
Walker
Obbery
John Drake
David McMasters
Long Run
Dilonvale
Moundsville
W. C. Morrison
Joseph Charvat
Tohn Zembones
Man Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
Isaac Ridpath was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing his mother-in-law Mrs. Caroline Hartong of Pasco near Bridgeport. The jury in common pleas court at St Clearsville returned the verdict, making Ridpath eligible for life in the Ohio Penitentiary for the June killing linked to a dispute over separation from his wife.
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Isaac Ridpath
Caroline Hartong
Pasco
Bridgeport
Common Pleas
St. Clearsville
Ridpath
Ohio
Record Stay Under Water Set at Four Minutes Twenty Nine Seconds
A man set a record for underwater immersion lasting four minutes and twenty nine seconds. The feat highlights advanced freediving endurance and breath-hold technique, marking a notable achievement in aquatic sports.
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