Coudrey Arrested Linked to Continental Life and Insurance Schemes
New York reports indicate Harry Marcy Coudrey former Missouri congressman was arrested by Justice Department agents in Park Row for alleged involvement with the Continental Life Assurance and International Life Assurance companies. He allegedly promoted a $16 million enterprise called the Lincoln National Holding Company of America and faced indictment in St Louis with eight others.
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St Louis
Condtinental Life Assurance
Internateas Fire Assurance Companies
Spectad
Washington Post
Harry Marcy Coudrey
Twalfih Aistrict
Missouri
Hewde
House of Representativer
Lincoln Natorel Holding Company
Americs
Poulin and Pigaluie
Department of Justice
Coudreyin
Gotober
Opa
Guesple
Vilasouri
Feneral Cangel
Coudrey
Atrest Louth
Park Row
Department of Justics
United States
Henry 4 Wiere Coudesy
Jentzer and
Dotner
Jersey City
Wo Coukey
Hag Bonn
Conrene
Avenx
Mount Vernon
Beattie case and West Virginia conference items
Lawyers for Beattie Jr seek a writ of error in a murder case from a death sentence amid Supreme Court of Appeals action. Clarksburg chosen for the West Virginia Graduate Studies Association convention with officers elected. Also reports on a missing child, a police photo reward, a purse theft, a room ransack, a dropped hat incident, and a presidential visit moment preserved.
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Pishmond Va
C Beattis, Jr
Supreme Court of Appeals
Hesterfield
Wheeling Voted For State Birthday Celebration Site
West Virginia semi centennial commission selects Wheeling over Charleston to host the fiftieth anniversary celebration of statehood on June 20 1614 with Henry Davis of Eskina named president and John Day of Wheeling as secretary. Governor William F. Glasscock presided. A Hagerstown resident Catherine Adell McCarter dies at 33 from lung congestion. Suffolk Masonry to hold meeting to plan new temple cornering. Henry M Parker of Suffolk reports on a deed of assignment for the Feeplee Shoe Store with tepid loss figures.
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Wheeling
West Virginia Graduate Studies Association
Clarksburg
Mra FC
Teunsberg Charleston
Mra
J “Steele
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Mins
Alpha Milette
Glendale
Catherine Soriarty
Washington Post
Clarksside
West Virginia
Semicentennial Commission
Henry Davis
Eskina
United States
Ita
John BE Day
BW Peterson
William F. Glasscock
Zom Burnadpertal
Packa
Washington Port
Suffolk
Henry M Parker
Nariin SY Herrin
Rurel Seaterday
H Rawles
L. Pretlaw Holland
Trustirana Tea
Frederick Piano Club spreads 700 pianos across three cities
About 700 pianos and 250 player pianos totaling 1000 members are to be distributed through the Frederick Piano Club in Cleveland Pittsburgh and Washington The club offers a $375 piano at $278 with no extras or interest and weekly or monthly payments delivery on joining A $444 price for Player-Piano with a one year buyback option and full guarantee.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
PRICH
Frederick Piano Club
Ita
Frederick Clrb
James murdered mystery at Peonaboro and brother’s claim
Special to The Washington Fuse reports A W Tames, brother of Carroll Jame, claims his brother did not kill himself after the Peonaboro incident. He alleges murder and seeks the real assailant, citing supposed proof. The item also covers Episcopal Women elect officers, the Virginia Preserving Company charter, mineral assessment increases, and local deaths and accidents.
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Farkersburg
Tames
Carroll Jame
Peonaboro
Willam Pritchard
Pritchard
Episcopal
Washington Post
Diocese of Virginia
Misa Salite Stuart
Alexandria
Ccratary
George B French
United
RM Randolph
Pasanovia
Mire
Robert Barton
Winchester
E W . Howard
M G Wallace
Richmond
Angus Crawford Theological Seminary
Brockenbrough
Elkton
Charlottesville
Mordecai
Son Rescues Mother From Defective Boiler House
Tyler Mills found his mother C P Milt unconscious in a boiler room at their Chase City home after a gas or jet leak. Dr Auleh aided by ambulance staff revived her. doctors hold hope for recovery. In Kentucky, Navy veteran Ravert M Duke died at Baker ton home after a stroke at age 66, survived by wife and four sons.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Mra
P Milt
Chase City
Tyler
Atrest
Auleh
Corde
Mills
Fats
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Navy
Ravert M Duke
Bakerton
Hoe
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Virginia Preserving Company
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