Real estate and estate actions reported with transfers and licenses
Public notice records show settlements and guardianship actions with balances due and discharged, including debts of 1991505 and 584.10 with wards Fred Kuethe Willie and others. Real estate transfers list properties in Granite City Woodriver Granite Park and Milton Heights with values up to 3000. Marriage licenses issued for several couples across Collinsville Byron Harrison and Pinckneyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Fred Kuethe
Fred
Guardian
Wichie Brennan
Willie
Armededa Clare
George
Stullken
John H. C. Gieselmann
August Gieselmann
J. W. Young
Amelia K. Vogelpohl
Milton Heighs
Woodriiver
Philip Bauer
L. P. Graffmann
Granite City
Birdine
Graves
Gold Miller
Gottfried Doerenberg
Maggie Virgin
Sentenced labor leaders appeal granted in dynamite case
In Indianapolis a wide range of sentences was imposed on 38 labor officials convicted in the dynamite conspiracy. Frank M. Ryan received seven years, with others getting six years or less. Several were given suspended sentences. Appeals to the U S circuit court at Chicago were taken in all cases, with bond requests and possible writs of supersedeas to seek temporary liberty.
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Ryan
Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ International Union
Sevcen
Chicago
The
Iron Workers
Herbert 8. Hockin
Olaf A. Tvalmoe
California Building Trades Council
Michael J. Young
Boston
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
John T. Butler
Buffalo
J. B. Minsey
Salt Lake City
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Frank C. Webb
New York
John Barry
St. Louis
Peter Smithe
Cleveland
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolis
Paul J. Morrin
Murray L. Pennell
Springfield
Henry W. Legieitner
Denver
William E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Michael J. Cunmane
Philadelphia
Ernest G. W. Basey
Willam J. McKain
Kansas City
Edward Smythe
Peoria
George Anderson
W. B. Brown
Frank J. Higgins
Frank K. Painter
Omsba
Richard H. Houlihan
Fred J. Shireman
Indianapolta
James B. Ray
William Shupe
Berwin
Ill
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Mino
William ‘Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Edward H. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles Wachmeister
Detroit
James A A. Coughila
Frank J. Murphy
Hiram. R. Kiine
Muncie
Patrick F. Farrell
New York City
James J. Cooney
Lake County
Edward Clark
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Anderson
Kram
880-Pound Cargo Carried by Paris Aircraft Transport
A damaged report notes a large cargo of about 880 pounds on aeroplanes built to carry Touché and ammunition. Chicago residents John Klein, 86, and his wife Rose Klein, with Charles Wit, are mentioned in unclear context as part of the incident or its aftermath. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice ‘ Im
Tousses la Noble
Hopkins Named as Possible Illinois Agriculture Secretary
In Champaign, Cyril Hopkins, a professor of agronomy at the Illinois College of Agriculture, is discussed as a candidate to succeed James A. Wilson as secretary of agriculture. Support comes from W. H. Stout of Pine Grove, Pa., praising Hopkins as highly qualified and scientifically practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinoise College of Agriculture
J. A. Wilson
Champaign
Cyril. G. Hopking
Ilinois College of Agriculture
James A. Wilson
Wilson
Hopkins
Wedding party shot leads to dramatic police standoff
A man from Staunton, IL, John Belcher, shot twelve guests at a Taylorville wedding injuring his mother-in-law and firing through a barred door at the bride and groom. Police lured him with a ruse, he surrendered later fatally wounded by a stray bullet amid the standoff. The couple Elsie Bates and Ora Redfern married after the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Ill
John Belcher
Staunton
Gardon
Belcher
John Fisher
Ater
Ora Redfern
Belder
Pridal
William McRoberts
Belcer
Davis
Deaf
Kearns
Helder
Finladen Journey In Coffin
London aviator Edward Petre aimed to return home for Christmas aboard his aeroplane but arrived in a coffin instead. The bizarre twist follows his scheduled flight to Edinburgh as his parents awaited him at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finladen
London
Edward Petre
Edinburg
A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride in Catskills Forest
A girl rides through a fearsome Catskills forest at midnight to warn others about a spreading fire, saving many lives. The piece notes Dr King’s new remedy for lung ailments and includes testimonies about cures, price details, and a free trial bottle offered by H R Huffendick in Peoria. Illinois Teachers' Resociation backs vocational education for youths under fourteen and discusses a new constitution and leadership at a Chicago conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
H. R. Huffendick
Peoria
Illinoia Teachers’ Resociation
F. B. Orme
Chicago
John D. Shoop
Francis G. Blair
Springfield
Williams. Owen
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Garnet Bros. Merc. Co
Clay Street
Elias Burk, JR
John Deere
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vaidalia Station
Haggage
Deimling Bros
Julie Peter
Ebaircntting
Calla
Opera House
Helsiich
Weems Laundry
George T. Eckert
Fred Mill Superior
Elva
Graham
Corp. 5 ” Notary Public
Eeatt
Feliabld Fire
Cos
TI. Brown
M.D
G.E. Molden
M.D Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Rap Tlat
Chardh
Phonea
Brown
Offic
Molden
B. Barry
P. He Biles
J. D. Simson
Karey
Hiles & Simpson
Ue - Edwardsville
Beil
Eckert
Troy
Kelster’s Ladies’ Tailoring College Op
ED Bonn
Gut Mait
Collineville
Augusta Partesky
A. I. Eiler
Granite
H.W. Pheiys
Pamelia al Mitchell
Chou
Teau
Louis Latzer
Jal
Jarvistown
Nolk
Turner
Sea
Pin Oak Township
August’ Lochman
Collimeville
Mary Roniger
Byron Harrison
Arizonia Lawson
Bayer City
D. BE. Sensibaugh
Ruth
Irwin
E L. Pursell
Mackneyville
Ethyl
Riebold & Company
News OF
Illinois
J. T. Murdock
Hancock's Corps
Washington
Iindy State Teachers’ Association
Lawa
Mra
Ela Flagg Young
J. D. Shoop
Charles Aprosser
Jacksonville
Dyer
George W. Bradley
Waverly
Frank Wyllie
Wylie
Joseph Blackburn
George Shay
J. H. Belknap
Saleon
O'Fallon
Tce
Faith
Pawnee & Missionary Baptist Church
C. Booth
Decatur
Fred B. Will
Viola M. Corey
Miagour
Supreme Court
Aurora
Loyal Order
Moore
Order
Mill Creek
Péorin
George. Brown
Charles Allen
Mascoutah
Turkey HI
Ottawa
Willis
Aoa
Treelen
Police
Blease
Columbia
S. C
State Penitentiary
Lucky
Mass
Benjamin Lucky
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
George K. Cetone
Senate
Evans
Waterloo
Edwin Ross
Roesweisr
Rhinebeck
Vincent Astor
Pullman Company
Nishost Vad Clarks
M.F. Allwarter
Auwarter’s
Eagle Stampa
W. Jarvis
Gall
Kinloch 4
H. Rceben
Enterprise Flour
Terre Haute Fair
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