Notion to Shippers by Monongahela Valley Traction
Shipment notice from the Monongahela Valley Traction Company states daily express routes to Clarksburg Grasnelii O'Neil ME Clare Weston Shinaston Fairmont Fairview Farmington Mannington and intermediates excluding Sundays. Deliver at the station by 9 00 a m with regional times 11 00 a m for Fairview and intermediates 1 00 p m Weston and intermediates. Emphasizes quick service and reasonable rates with careful handling.
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Traction Company Express
Clarksburg
Grasnelii
O'Neil
Clare
Weston
Shinaston
Fairmont
Fairview
Farmington
Mannington
Shippera
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Notice to heirs and creditors in Swiger estate
Persons knowing themselves bound to the estate of Frederick J. Swiger deceased are notified to call upon the executors F Tillman Swighr and Roy G. Routty to settle debts. All persons having claims against the estate must present claims to the executors for settlement per the last will and testament.
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Frederick TL. Iger
F Tillman Swighr
Roy G. Routty
Frederick J. Swiger
Paroled in Kansas: Mollie Stewart released on parole
Mollie Stewart, convicted with Frank Schneck of the 1909 Ottawa murder case, is granted parole by Governor Arthur Capper. Stewart’s two daughters Norma and Pearl, students at Lawrence High School, witnessed embroidery sold from her penitentiary cell to support them. Schneck remains in prison.
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Topeka
Katy
Mollie Stewart
Frank Schneck
Schneck
Ottawa
Ken
Mra
Stewart
Arthur Capper
Norma
Pearl
Lawrencia High School
Gr Tapslug
Schneckadil
Administrator's Notice for Estate of William A. Inkinnon
The administrator announces the heirs and heirs at law must appear or respond by the specified date to assert their rights in the estate of William A. Inkinnon deceased. The notice orders to prevent fraud and to settle claims before the set deadline in September 1918.
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William A. ©Inkinnon
Ofter the
Orpheum
Star
Prohibition Tale From West Virginia Sparks Debate
Observer reports a Pittsburgh Dispatch cor- respondent’s account of West Virginia liquor laws. The piece notes whiskey areas near Wheeling and Parkerburg with stores thriving despite restrictions. It highlights alleged underhanded shipments, bank impacts, and political resistance to whiskey law changes.
Five Couples Arrested in Annex Hotel Raid
Oily police raid on the Annex hotel at North Birthtreet at 2 oclock in the morning netted five men and five women in various rooms on charges of immoral purposes. Six were released on bonds of sixteen dollars. the other five were jailed. One hundred pints of whiskey were found during room searches. Proprietor Samuel Harper was arrested for violating the prohibition law. The raiding squad was led by Lieutenant Nicholas M. Whyte, with Officers McCloud, Shope, Isenhart, Joyce Donahue, L. Wilts, Shahan, Sherman, Simms, and Gill. Police Chief H. L. Brooks planned the raid but left early due to his wife's call home.
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Annex
North Birthtreet
Samuel Harper
Nicholas M. Whyte
McCloud
Shope
Isenhart
Joyce Donahue
L. 1
Black People Barred From Entering Forsyth County
In Forsyth county, Georgia, Black residents were barred from entering the area amid white black tensions. Hudson Moore of Atlanta helped two Black individuals escape in his car after a hostile crowd gathered outside the courthouse. He drove them about fifteen miles away to safety while returning to resume his business.
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Atlanta
Forsyth County
Hudson Moore
Cummings
Aira
Moore
Poles at Alliance of America convention in El Paso
Report from the macond circuit of the Polis mol pone held in El Paso describes Polish citizens pledging loyalty to the United States government and adopting a course to support the nation. About seven hundred men participated at the event in the park near Aveasoe.
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Chicago
United States
Polis Molpone
Alliatce OF América
Onipaso
Byaveasoe Park
Fish and Oysters Price Cut Promotion
Local notice touts lower prices on fish and oysters with a promise of better value. The fragment suggests a sales pitch aimed at attracting customers through price cuts and value offers.
Advice on City Pigeon Care for Profit and Pleasure
A Washington bulletin reviews practical guidance for city pigeon owners, detailing breeds for squab production, housing, feeding, and profit expectations. It warns profits vary and careful stock selection, market understanding, and constant care are essential for any successful squab farming venture.
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Washington
Marmara
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Washington County
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Thorn
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