Trouble For Signing Another Man's Name
Ottis W. Harrod was arrested at noon at his home for signing another man's name on notes and obtaining money. He allegedly used signatures of Warner G. Smoot and others to cash two notes for $325 and $100, then sought loans with Smoot as security. A Washington National Bank clerk questioned Smoot's signature and a witness, leading to further scrutiny and Harrod's growing trouble.
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Ottis W. Harrad
Marsal Cal
Vani Trees
iEast Ninth Street
Harrod
A. J. Biddinger
Warner G. Smoot
Biddinger
Washington National Bank
Washington Nationl Bank
Warner G- Smoot
Mr. Smoot
Lorie
Ks Todisistill
A Fine League elects Prairie School Republicans officers
A Saturday meeting at Prairie School elected John Baker as President Wy Wright as Vice President Howard McCoy Jr. as Secretary and Treasurer William Salt. Will T. Mahan gave the keynote speech. Lincoln District organizer and county organizer were noted for upcoming efforts.
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Linkoln
Prairie
John Baker
Wwy C. Wright
Holward McCoy Jr
William Salt
Will ‘T. Mahan
Hisers
Hyie
Lincol
Dri Wi. W
Holder
Lettay
Drowning at White River Tragedy in Reeve Township
Two young men Melville Wood and George Faulkinburg drowned after entering treacherous White River waters near High Rock Dam in Reeve Township while Epworth League party members witnessed the attempt. Witnesses report Willeford tried to rescue Faulkinburg, both sank, bodies recovered later. Alma Osborne, initially believed drowned, survived. Authorities and townspeople grieved as funeral services were planned for the victims.
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Munday
Wingbington
Melville Ma OW God
Gori i
Hed Rock
Washington
ieKernan
Wiens
Alma
Horne
Henry Osborne
Wise
Anna Ost
Bovind
Osborne
Wood
Faulkinburg
George Willes
Ford
Joel Isham
Masey
George Wilson
Bonham _boys
Bonnet
Inburg
State Board rules plant not taxable as city property
The State Board of Tax Commissioners upheld a verdict that the plant is not taxable because it is municipal city property. A minority dissented, but the board referred to the Attorney General who confirmed municipal property cannot be taxed, affirming the county Board of Review decision.
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D Aatty
Focal Vlectti Light
Aslinecta i
Ane. Liirl Company
State Board of Rix Commissioners
Lounis
Board of Revie
Sanford
State’ Board
State Board
Perty
Durgess, County’ Board of Review
Mortuary Notices From A Local Paper
Fannie Washington died August 11 aged years after months confinement. Funeral at colored Methodist church tomorrow at 2 30 PM with interment in colored cemetery. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Will J Hayes of Maysville died Saturday night and burial is in Maysville cemetery. cause inflammation of bowels after eating dried corn. A five week old infant of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Wallace in De Veuile township died about four this morning. body found suddenly on mother's arm at sleep. funeral planned for Sunday morning at 9 00.
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Melville Mo Woot
Owens
Henry Woodland
Hubert.s. Wood
Walter ‘Wood
West
Mell
Washington
Daviness
Chas
Indiana University
Wintona Lake
I. U
I. U.and the Summer School At Winona Lake
A. Ch Lek
Fo Kajipe Sigma Fraternity
Univer
Eniversity
Neurd
Hedad Guérrre
Furnis High
Wood
Mts
Neurt
Nst
Eheavuer
Fannie
George Washing
Yeirs
Sand Hill
Colored. Methodist Church
Will J. Hayes
Maysville
Joseph L. Wallace de
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Reeve ‘Onship
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George A. Willeford
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Halise Kelport
Alma Osborne
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Lgive
Willey
Jori
Missborne
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Wasiku
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