Court notes recount attempted pawn swap and revolver case
Fragmentary court report details a man named Nat Te ieee hal mk ceencettaed fle and a pawn broker, with references to a firearm and a group of youths captured after a failed run. It also mentions a domestic dispute over a wife, Susie Duncin, and a Colorado railroad worker, Mr Duncan, facing charges and bond set at 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
DieThcee WaLleir
Renean
Avente
Nat Te Ieee
Gre H.W Cole NG Ie
Cole
Walker
Colorado
Madlem Street
Big Totem
Susie Duncin
Clarence Bennett
Bennett
Will Haven Herrin ii
McCabe
Innocence Plea After Old Robbery Case Trial
A 24 mile walk led a Scranton laborer to confess and seek mercy for a contested highway robbery and felonious wounding case against Thoms Teoley and Luke Kelly of Pringle. He claimed knowledge of the crime and offered to surrender, saying he wanted to tell the truth. The two men were previously sentenced. one was pardoned and released after serving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Thoms Teoley
Luke Kelly
Pringle Wi
Nad Manjor
Ton Ory
RA West Market Street
Scranton
Hanley
Kelly
Towers
Hantey
Pringin Ell
Tutsteet
Jones
Tanery
Patrick Clark
Roxesersnts
Clark
Fatto
Mont
Hanity
Oieh
WHY SMITH LEFT HOME IN EASTON TO MARRY
A biographic item notes A J Usmer of Easton Pa living near 504 at a dinner in Scranton diners, with a tale of a split after a domestic issue. Mrs Titerenine Smith travels to Scranton, disputes the story, and plans to marry, while William Bryan campaigns in Nebraska with speeches at Pawnee Oly Table Rock Falls City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forantott
A. J. Usmer
Easton
Dows
Allleranton Hrline
Predam
Smith
Aimor
Nikiee Smith
Scranton
Eastin
Bryan
Nebraska
Willam
Netranka
Pawner Oly
Table Rock
Falls City
Unix
Ivan
Hanks
Meton
Congress
Committee Reveals Distrustful Administration of Pension Service
The Grand Army of the Republic reports that the pension system was hampered by suspicion toward applicants and by a tendency to minimize disabilities. Gen Eli Torrance leads the address criticizing sensational attacks and urging Congress to protect presidents and veterans with stronger laws and fair administration. The committee’s findings credit Evans’ administration as largely prudent but fault systemic rigidity and medical department discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Evans
B. Heath
James Carnahin
G. Burton
W. H. Upham
John i Linehan
Henry B. Thintor
John Black
Gen. Binck
Ted
Mange Meritorioun
Nat
Pension Brrea
Medical Department
Bureau
Torney
Thore
Pension Bureau
Ware
Torrence
General Torrence
Peredent McKinley
Congress
Jertain
Estes
Ve Republic
Torrance
Petigion
Grand Army
Committee On Pensions
Torrénec
Tthe
Anya
Sean
Sterman
Grant
Appomattox
Jori
Stomen
Republic
Ulm
Flo
Detlef
Arepublic
Grand Army of the Republic
Cured of Asthma by Schiffmann Cure, Virginia notices
Mary Josephine Berg of Floyd Knob, Indiana, writes she was cured after two years of asthma using Schiffmann's Asthma Cure and can do all her work now. A boy’s case improved after using the remedy, with claims of breath difficulties diminishing. Mrs. D. C. Barris from Elbow Point, Virginia, notes the product sold by druggists for 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine Berg
Floyd Knob
Ind
Schiffmann
Tean
Schiffman
D.C. ‘Barris
Elbow P.O
Soc
Chaplain Reports On Attendance And Grand Army Finances
The report cites chaplains and officers including N Korie of Pittsburg and A Wetherber of Bowtan discussing attendance at Memorial Day services and the Grand Army of the Republic finances. It notes concerns over posterity of statistics, aging chaplains, and a decline in membership with a 3.94 net decrease and a 28 percent rate cited for the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennral W. Hi. Thratt
Cincinnati
Chiat Thormenm N. Korie
Pittsburg
Nw Tee
A. Wetherber
Bowtan
Chad
Grand Army of the Republic
Mont Varnestly
Barryvee
J.furbebed
Noasichal
Wien
Tianel
Moll
Goeke
Sewe
Eauihers Memorie
Wee Tone Reet
Balan
Minneapolin
Grend
Life in peril and odd health cures cited by reader
A fragmented letter from Alfred Bow of Welfare cites illness and back pain, praising an Electric Frite Diet for restoring strength and sleep and enabling work. Mention of a Passion Flag rectory event at Emguet Lutheran church is made, with references to travel and a college football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bow
Jex
Bern
Kansas
GG Burentt
San Francisco
Emguet Lutheran
Topeka Newsteasers and Local Notices at Shady Nook Farm
Community notes from Topeka feature social visits and family updates. Mr and Mrs A J Berry host at Shady Nook Farm. Fay Richards of Hoyt visits. several residents travel to Kansas City and Silver Lake for family events and sales. Local business ads promote End sale bargains and shoe offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flease Stema
Coluten
Kim Uni Printun
Kansas
Mires Algonar
Zolla Lakens
A J. Berry
Shady Nook Farm
Minx Fay Richards
Hoyt
Etnying
Mins Lang
Creenshurm
Mr. Lang
Madison Srped
Richard Spear
Mary Hobnbaum
Mies Len Hottigay
W. Montgomery
Coneorarm
Belate
Iowa
Tilmots
Clark Neiswender
Silver Lake
Una Hbey
Rock Deland
Kate Ebey
Eadith
Hayes Farm
Nichely
Rollin Nichols
Kansas City
Millay
Toom End
William M. Costley
BE. B.D. Ctub
Rome
Mire Tetta
Glendenning
C. Afiller
Holton
Hie Presbyterian Church
FW. Simonds
Harrison Street
Mra &Imonth
J. P. Edmonds
Park Street
J. Webb
Gi Tyler Street
Morse
Unio
Fer Sale-4 sons cottum at Pick street home sale
Fragmentary OCR lists a home sale on Pick Street with items including cistern and barn. Mentions Jackson and contact at 910 Siviane Avenue with a special president on white hate at Mra. Unclear details and multiple garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerl Borgen
Pick Street
Cottum
Jie Jackson
Siviane Avion
Mra
Lnerih Kaneat Avenue
Sheldon Family Reunion Planned in Kansas City
Rev and Mrs Sheldon of Sheldon will host a family reunion in Kansas City next week to mark the ceremony anniversary of Charles B. Sheldon. Attending will be multiple children and grandchildren from across the region including Dr Ward Sheer and Rev and Mrs Shales M Sheldon. The couple wed July 15, 1952 at Cuba, New York, with a life of Congregational church service and retirement from public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mra Stewart Sheldon
1Charles BM. Sheldon
Mra
Meron A. Waterman
Ward Sheer
Negaunee
Mich
Shales M. Sheldon
Topeks
Myron
Kanna City
Mere. Oscur Dodd
Evanston
Lena Shelden
Topeka
Sheldon
Butler Ward
Leroy
Stewart Shelden
Cuba
Nie Ay Soaeen
Congregational Church
Wren
Dakota
Disordery conduct fines noted in Newerk court
In Newerk. Na an October case details disorderly conduct charges against a girl and a lover. Judge Sebati presided over the matter, with fines recorded around 420 for the offense. The hearing touched on questions about a park incident and referenced local officials and a return to Sante Fe. Football and KU mentioned for an unclear event on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newerk
Juder Sebati
Heth
Lafkewits
Lefiowite
Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivory
David Lewis
Talere
Notie
Fruntcoe
Cilgenn Wiut
Fred
Telfre
Harry Feutes
Ude Meintyre
Ty Topeka
Pollewman
Setahoe
Will Dupree
Wil Gay
Mamitt
Ims
Reed
Rivera
Chriatman Wat
Girne
Angie
Guy Enid
U Emorel
Aamed
Hannah Morley
Gorham
He Wan
Emper & Paxton
G. A. Ht
H. Clay Evans
EN Torrance
N-Eniet
G. A R
West
Return
Senta Fe
Beaver
William Costley
A. V. Lindell
Frank Neixon
Hee Stawnee State Bank
American Bank
J. McCurdy
South
C. W. Harsh
McCurdy
Gilbert
Kissers
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