Mayor Criticizes Court Amid Liquor Case Probes
In a scathing session Judge Wil than Seefloht reviews Kalkbrenner and related cases exposing corrupt detectives who worked to ensnare violators at a Marion home. The ruling questions witness reliability and condemns the court’s degradation while detailing the detectives’ bribery and the barbershop liquor raid.
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Seefloht
Herne Kulkuronner
Ghig Child
Jack" Powers
Bye Mae
Beller
Wan
Kathbrenker
Edward Te Ond
Ity Clark
Wome
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Marion Girl Recites For President At Ada Luncheon
Miss Anna Marie Howard of Marion, living with the Gebhardts in Bayt Church Street, greeted President A. B. Smith at Ada University luncheon. She recited cant do the sum, earned praise for her effort, and shared pride in her Mariow roots before the president.
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Tancheon
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Smith
Mine Howard
Mies Ku
Theyn Edwards
Wile
HH. la. Lewis
Howard
Mariow
Taft
Supreme Court dissolves temporary injunction in estate dispute
The court dissolved the temporary injunction on the collection of the Alken tax and sustained the demurrer to Lucida Miller’s petition against Catherine Trank's estate, ruling Miller had no creditor, heir, or administrator rights to challenge the action.
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Sarah Greene
Mil Ackerman
WC. Wottring
Aiken
Thompson
George W. Greene
Supreme Court of Ohio
Jenwe
Lucida Miller Angainet
Lusithna Conklin
Catherine Tmank
Legal Notices and Civil Actions Highlight Local Court Week
A flurry of civil cases spans damages claims against The HMall Cronin Co and Dr Joseph Hass Remedy Co, with defendants to answer by July 2 and demurrers sustained or overruled. Several divorce and alimony actions proceed, including Merridy versus McBride and Bonner versus Horner, with hearings and potential name changes noted. A quash motion, restraining orders, and other judgments fill the docket as judges set dates for pleadings and trials.
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John Bingham
Hmall-Cronin
Hepfield Mondas
Tral
Rachael Merridy Agaist Melviir
Eva F. Bonner
Marion Horner
John Boot
Josephine Boar
J. J. Buern
W. HL. Riplow
Cra Likens Saaiuet Folger B. Lilens
Seotell
Alt Whehie
Grace Rosencratey
Legal Plea Hearing Updates and Farm Yield Forecast
In the case of Joseph Years ley and Marenen Queen against Samuel Barger the court grants leave to plead. Peter Gevan v Peter Geyat Co et al includes Bilan Medway as a party defendant. State Building Inspector Otto W H ide visits factory districts this week. The State Board of Agriculture reports Oregon fruit at 43 percent of normal, wheat at 93 percent, oats at 47.46 million bushels projected despite cold spring.
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Tas Beot
Joseph Yearsley
Marenen
Samuel Barger
Peter Gevan
Peter Geyat & Co
Bilan Medway
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