Burglary gang trial in South Carolina hides in federal court
Charleston April 10 four of seven men linked to a gang of burglars alleged to have raided small South Carolina towns last fall faced trial in the U S circuit court. They are charged in robberies at Moti Fencie Bateslurge and Enoree with total loot around 10 000. Other items note tomato vine experiments at Minnesota, a North Carolina death, and assorted notices.
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Charleston
Charly Howard
Win McKinley
Thomas Nolan
Edward Duggan
South Carolina
United States Circuit Court
Moti Fencie
Bateslurge
Enoree
Perpetual Motion Patent Claim Draws Attention
Special to The State reports Zeigler Seigler etc claiming a perpetual motion machine patent. The article describes a traveling weight wheel with weighted descent creating continuous rotation, noting U.S. and foreign patents and potential future use for work. Details include wheel components, bearings and oblique spokes, with reference to congressional timing on perpetual motion devices.
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Lis Colar
Patent Bureau
Zeigler
Alowlay
Congress
Mr. Zeigle
Bin
Hin Ap
Zeigler Claims Practical Power Machine with Patents Secured
A device described by Mr Zeigler is presented as fully practical for generating power. He shows a model in his office and reports that foreign patents have been secured. He continues to work on perfecting the machine.
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DL G
Wehbe
United States
Zsighet
Zeigler
Sumter
April Zeysler
Washington
Swift Left 12 200 000 Will Filed in Chicago Probate Court
The will of G V Swift valued at 12 200 000 with 18 000 000 in personal property and the rest real estate. The widow Ann M Swift receives 40 000 annually until final settlement, with one third of the estate to her and nine children sharing the remainder, while executors wait 10 to 20 years for final distribution.
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G.V. Swift
Swift
Packer
Nephe
Death Dealing Tornado Ravages Springfield Area
A deadly tornado struck Logan DeWitt and Platt counties this afternoon killing one person and injuring many, demolishing homes including Clifford Halsadarser’s. An infant perished in Hulladarser settlement near Atwood while Mrs Halsadarser died from injuries. Deer creek in Logan flooded, Waynesville and Blue Gre district reported damage as communications failed. Seventeen people sought shelter in a cellar as a house collapsed.
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Springfield
Logan
DeWitt
Plitt
Hulladarser
Atwood
Platt County
Clifford Halsadarser
Halsadarser
Adam Schanauer
Pneumonia Remedy Promoted by Foley’s Unsner and Tar
The advertisement touts FNEUMONIA as a rounded remedy to stop the racking cough and strengthen the lungs and claims prevention of pneumonia when taken in time. It mentions T Eugene Funderburk, a local druggist, and Reverend W H Milburn, chaplain of the United States Senate, as associated names, and notes a death in Santa Barbara, California.
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Foley
Unsner
T. Eugene Funderburk
W. H. Milburn
United States Senate
Io Sainte Barbara
Cal
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