Recision in Road Case Affirmed by Supreme Court
Des Moines reports the Supreme Court affirmed the Washington county court ruling in L. Barnes vs W M Robertson J Hi Ramee Anthony L Mayer Mark Churchill and Lena Churchill. The road near the McKain bridge in Dutch Creek township was ordered opened despite defendants claiming the road was not public.
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Friends of Indians Meet at Mohonk Lake
The thirtieth annual Lake Mohonk conference began at Mohonk Lake New York with Dr Albert Smiley inviting delegates. Chancellor Brown of New York University presides and Governor Dix will address attendees on Indian affairs and conditions in the Philippines and Porto Rico. Notables W Cameron Forbes and Major John P Finley are expected to attend along with Rev Philip M Finigan.
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W. Cameron Forbes
John P. Finley
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Philip M. Finigan
Bilibid Prison
Manila
Mrs. George Wheelan Dies After Illness at Hospital
Mrs. George Wheelan died early this morning at the county hospital after a several week illness. She was 41, survived by her husband and four children aged 12, 11, 9, and 5. The funeral will be Friday at 9:30 from St. James Catholic Church, with Rev. W. J. Guinan officiating. She was a longtime resident of Washington and a member of St. James Church. She was born in Jefferson County to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peck and married George Wheelan thirteen years ago today. She leaves six Peck siblings residing in Jefferson County.
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Richeson an Elder in Mormon Church
Des Moines reports reveal Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, the Baptist minister electrocuted for the Linell poisoning case, acted as a Mormon elder and preached Mormon doctrines while serving as a pastor. Mrs. Coleman, Boston, testified to sworn affidavit details and broader investigations confirm the religious and political affiliations.
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Hyannis
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Boston
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First Methodist Church
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Richeson
The Book Agent Threatens The Librarian With Binds And Blues
Howard L. Rann portrays the book agent as a persuasive, roaming figure who hides behind charm to push library purchases. The piece satirizes sales ploys, social rivalries, and the absurdities of modern bindings and illustrated classics designed for households and “pure food” law era readers.
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Preach
Dual church ties emerge in murder case probe
Statements by Mrs. Brittain alleging Richeson maintained Mormon links prompted an investigation. Anti Mormon workers initially published an affidavit then faced denials from Mrs. Coleman. Further inquiries showed Richeson held elder status in the Mormon church. Protests were withdrawn as facts corroborated.
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Richeson
Americans to guard polls in Nicaragua election
Washington reports that U S marines and bluejackets who helped quell the recent Nicaragua unrest may be kept on hand to guard the November 2 election. Nicaragua’s Winster Castrillo awaits word from his government on advisory guarantees of impartial conduct. President Diaz, the conservative candidate, has attracted several liberal supporters.
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Burlington Roads Push Rest Rules For Young Workers
Burlington employers urge young road crews to sleep off duty to stay alert and safe. Officials cite state and federal laws protecting enginemen yard workers and other operating staff to ensure rest periods and reduce injuries on trains and yards.
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Mahaska fall festival to honor Dedication planned in Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa hosts a two day Mahaska fall festival with formal dedication of the new municipal building nearly $75,000. Also featured are the Barnhouse band stand about $7,000 the marble fountain honoring Sam Baldauf and park upgrades. Mahaska county old setters hold annual reunion and homecoming as part of the programme.
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Candy Social At Lincoln School Friday Evening
A candy social is planned Friday evening at Lincoln school four miles north of town on the west Richmond road. A short Halloween program will be given by Jeannette Robertson, teacher.
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Nobby Shapes for Young Men at Fall and Winter Caps
The store promotes its broad fall and winter cap selection with distanced fine patterns and splendid shapes. The largest selection ever, available for viewing any time.
Local Painter Praises Foley Kidney Pills in Hagerstown
J. G. Criswold of 540 North Mulberry Street reports kidney pain relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He says back pain eased, mobility returned, and bladder function normalized. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises the remedy.
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