Indictments in 1919 World Series fixing case reach 13 names
Chicago officials say the Cook county grand jury handed up indictments charging conspiracy to commit an illegal act against 13 men linked to the 1919 World Series fix. Among those named are Hal Chase Abe Attell William Burns and eight Chicago White Sox players facing trials next week. Testimony shows large bets and payments as high as 27 000 were placed with several players admitting to receiving sums of 10 000 each. The proceedings indicate plans to throw the series and ongoing legal actions against the suspects.
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Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Abe Attel
Hal Chase
William Burns
Chase
Burns
Attell
Chicago White Sox
Harry Long
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Willams
Jackson
Weaver
Charles A. Comiskey
Chaise
West for alleged gambling among game selling chiefs
West stands accused as a principal instigator in alleged gambling tied to game selling. The report highlights his role among key figures in the scheme and ongoing investigations into illegal betting activities.
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West
Lumber firm sues over unpaid building material in Twin Falls
The Boise-Payette Lumber Company filed suit in district court against Mr and Mrs George F Rouch Mrs and Mrs Harry A Ball Palace Sand and Gravel A L Swim and First National Bank of Twin Falls. They allege furnishing $2420 in lumber for houses in Benna Vista, completed August 1920, unpaid, with a lien recorded October 1 1920. Swim and the bank are joined via property claims from a sale.
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Boise-Payette Lumber Company
George F. Rouch
Harry A. Ball
Palace Sand and Gravel Company
A. L. Swim
First National Bank of
Twin Falls
Rouen and
Ball
Ball and Roach
Benna Vista
Boise-Payette Company
Recorders
First National Bank
Disturbing the Peace Trial Concludes in Lavering Pavilion
After repeated delays due to absences the trial of Rob ert Carr and B. H. Carr ended with a guilty verdict for disturbing the peace. The incident occurred during the American Legion festival at Lavering pavilion. Testimony was lengthy and legal rights clashed in several heated but minor disputes before the jury reached its decision.
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Robert Carr
B. H. Carr
Lavering
Suit Filed For Recovery Of Estate Inheritance
Aiken administrator files suit in county court to recover property from Marie Dabney Oliver who refused to relinquish assets of Apne Washbir, value listed as 2774 dollars. Defendant alleged to be heir son of the estate with demand previously made. Court action seeks possession and settlement of the estate.
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Diabeihe
Apne Washbir Rage
CG i. Aiken
Valiet Court
Ae Marie Dabney Oliver
Tme
Robinson Files Suit In District Court Names Berttner and Parker
In a district court filing, defendants Berttner and Parker are named in a civil suit brought by CAL Honiisas. The complaint outlines alleged claims and sought relief as described in the document, with further details pending formal service and court action.
Four Causes of Action for Unpaid Notes Totals 399.20
The complaint lists four causes of action arising from unpaid notes of 4.20, 140, 84, and 75 dollars. It claims that neither principal nor interest on any document has been paid. The plaintiff seeks costs and 170 dollars in attorney's fees.
Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce Election Notice
Notice to all members of the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce that the annual election of officers will be held in Parish hall at 8 o'clock p m on November 2 1920. Dated Twin Falls Idaho October 18 1920. Newell S Wight secretary.
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Twin Falls
Suit for payment of note by Boise-Payette Lumber Co
A suit for payment of a note amounting to 723.60 was filed in district court yesterday by Boise-Payette Lumber Company against H. B. Wallace. The note dated January 21, 1919 carries 10 percent interest from that date and includes $200 in attorney fees.
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Boise-Payette Lumber Company
H. B. Wallace
Suit Filed Over $700 Note Against True and Hank
The Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company filed in district court against Fred B. True and J. Hank over an unpaid note of 700 dollars. Plaintiff seeks costs, interest at 10 percent from January 29, 1920, and 150 dollars for attorney fees.
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Twin Falls, Bank and Trust Company
District Court
Fred B. True
J. , Hank
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother
An old dietary health ad suggests stopping meat when kidney discomfort arises. It asserts meat harms kidney function and promotes a remedy of Jad Salts with four ounces in water to flush waste and alleviate symptoms like back pain and urinary issues. It presents a strong medical claim without modern evidence.
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Macy
Twin Falls Canal Company by laws proposed for approval
Ady to stockholders outlines proposed by laws for the Twin Falls Canal Company to be voted on December 14 1920. Details cover meetings notices stockholder eligibility proxies ballot procedures officers and director duties plus water distribution charges and revenue methods. Secures meeting rules quorum and amendment process with adoption date December 9 1919.
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Board of Directors
Board of ‘Directors
Ens
Twin Falls Land & Water Company
Copany
Twin Fhils
Lana & ‘Water Company
Twin ‘Falls, Land & Water Company
O Falls
Idaho
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Spithead
SEWES
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Esstale
Twin Falls Canal Company
Capital
Twin Falla County
Iounen
W. O. Taygor
Seay
Tom
Olimia
BY Allman
Honey Bunch
Soman
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