Bank scandal rocks Peoples National Bank in alleged shortage
Report outlines claims that cashier Davis resigned after an alleged shortage in accounts. He is said to have drawn funds without records, transferring stocks and property to director E. Hat. Bank officials corroborate the claim as reorganization efforts proceed. Tharp Deviney and Inman to represent Davis in forthcoming actions.
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Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
George H. righ and Ogdon filed for divorce from Ida Efrich after twenty years of marriage. The complaint alleges abandonment and that she left him to live with another, with attorney Ki Tharp representing the plaintiff.
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Dame
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Washington's elder citizen Mrs May Ann Graham dies
Mrs May Ann Graham longtime Washington resident dies Sunday at her home in Plainville age and health noted. Born in Mason County May 11 1831 she lived in the county schools and married Richard Grabaw died earlier. Survived by a daughter and grandson plus a step son and several grandchildren. Funeral from residence Tuesday afternoon Rev Gorby Rev Dobbs and Rev Spoonta to conduct. burial Oak Grove cemetery. The Plainville M E church conducted services today for Mrs Eli Shepherd who died Sunday at Plainville of consumption. Her husband and daughter survive. Burial was at Plainville cemetery. The informal report notes the other deceased infant burial at St Louis cemetery later today.
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Boulder
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Mral Et
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Newton
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Gorby
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Spoonta
Oak Grove Cemetery
Eli Shepherd
Plainville
John Carnahan
Plainville’ 'M. ‘E
Tracks Blocked After Switched Signal Failure
A freight train halted on the tracks near a bridge after imported switchmen failed to understand the signaling system. Block signals prevented the train from moving, causing a 2 hour delay as workers attempted to redirect traffic. No injuries reported.
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Dyer
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Rally Day Observed at Sandy School With Recitations
Sunday rally day at the Sandy school featured eight morning songs and recitations by Miss Carngbin, Ernie Of Brian, Lola Johnson, and Musselman. A school enrollment record and top attendance were praised, with Supt J G Allen credited for the success. Potatoes form a major crop at 4,000,000,000 bushels annually, and Mitchell’s Pharmacy promotes Chaméinmin Stomach and Liver Tablets with sample free.
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St Ter Greenwood
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Wiley
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Circuit Court Bound Over In Shooting Case
Herb Boas bound over to circuit court on a five hundred dollar bond after a shooting incident at the home of Mrs Beatty on Oregon Street Sunday at 3 o’clock. Wool? Kennedy and Mrs Walter Bejakty named in summons. trial to determine intent to kill.
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