Grand jury convenes with Boyer as foreman in district court
The district court grand jury was impaneled this afternoon with Lb. A. Boyer as foreman and members N. C. Essley Ams Reid G. G. Epner G. G. McElroy Dee Work and C. W. Harrison. Bailiff Jack Heath and clerk Wil Montgomery preside as probate entries advance, while a small core of land and guardianship matters fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb. A. Boyer
N. C. Essley
Ams Reid
G. G. Epner
G. G. McElroy
Dee Work
C. W. Harrison
Jack Heath
Marriage and social events fill West Chester area
A series of local social happenings include Miss Maud Dayton wedding at Rev Dillon’s West Chester home with Harwin Campbell as groom and Milton C Dayton marrying Miss Cora Knotts at Knotts home. Also weddings for Miss Lulu Coon and Mr J Lindley Coon and a reception at Pearson home with guests from Newton Monmouth Crawfordsville Washington Watertown Ill. plus a Presbyterian church Thank Offering and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dillon
West Chester
Harwin Campbell
Maud Dayton
Dillon
Campbell
Peter Berdo
Heights
J. P. Dayton
Knotts
Milton C. Dayton
Imother-tobe
Cora E. Knotts
Ainsworth
Evening Journal
Pearson
Lulu
J. Lindley Coon
Newton
W. N. Potter
Miss Hodek
Grace
Nellie Pearson
Grace Walker
Lettie Trotter
Coon
J. H. McCoy
Henry
Hert Orris
W. G. Lewis
Crawfordsville
D. H. Miller
Washington
Grace Pearson
Watertown
Ill
Carrie Colthurst
Monmouth
Marquis of Anglesey Lives a Reckless Life Ends in Ruin
A long obituary of Henry Cyril Anglesey recounts a life of extravagance and gambling, with a prodigal tenure of wealth then bankruptcy. His wife reconciled at his deathbed in Monte Carlo as a cousin inherits the Anglesey estates. The piece notes England's historic Paget lineage and mentions Lillian Chetwynd’s social ambitions.
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Tandon
Henry Cyril Nately
Monte Carlo
Anglesey
Marriage of Mr Roberts and Miss Folten in Cedar Rapids to Sigourney
The ceremony officiated by Squire R. T. Mc Ca! united Mr Roberts, a Cedar Rapids resident, and Miss Folten who lives in Sigourney. They traveled to Sigourney last evening for the wedding venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie A. Folten
Squire R. T. McCa
Mr. Roberts
Cedar Rapids
Sigourney
Commercial Club Plans Tulsa Visit and Junior Memberships
The Commercial club held its regular meeting last evening authorizing President Frank Stewart to appoint a committee to meet the Tulsa Oklahoma train on the 21st and extend courtesies. Walter Ayres knows several guests. The club also favored admitting twelve junior members aged 15 to 21 and a by law will be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Frank Stewart
Tulsa
Indian Territory
Walter Ayres
Declining Ward Two Council Nomination by O K Clapper
Notice records O K Clapper declining nomination for councilman from the second ward citing impossibility to accept. Teeter and Lathrop advertise an auction for a purebred Shorthorn bull, months old. Indianapolis ministers propose reviving a tithe system taxing church members by property to assess ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
O. K. Clapper
Teeter & Lathrop
Indianapolis
Emerald affair ends in royal divorce and lavish wealth
The Marchioness of Anglesey sought a divorce two years after a lavish emerald wedding said to be valued at 200000. The decree was granted then annulled. she later lived freely on the continent while the marquis faced mounting debts, a half million mortgage, and a million a year in expenditures. The title passes to a cautious cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of
Anglesey
England
Marchioness
Baltimore Clerk Pleads Guilty In Mail Robbery Case
Sydney Adams chief clerk of the general delivery division at Baltimore post office pleaded guilty in U S district court to robbing the mails. Judge Morris sentenced him to three years in Maryland penitentiary after twenty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sydney Adams
General Delivery
United States District Court
Morris
Maryland
Adams
Bond Issue Authorized by Pennsylvania Railroad Stockholders
In Philadelphia on March 15 the Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders approved a new bond issue of 30 million dollars at the annual meeting. The measure will be ratified by a stock vote at the annual election to be held on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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