Receivership Put On Today
The petition seeks receivers for Lincoln Printing and associated parties. W. A. Leopold, opposing counsel, warned stockholders face loss as bankers may push out small holders. Judge Lindley Wren Shae heard Vanimer Jep pany and Asington for the company, noting financial cuts and compelled re-fining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orten
Lincoln Printing
Jo James
H “Wilkerson
Avade
A. Leopold
Holdens
Leopold
Dudge
Lindley Wren
Van.imer
Jeppany
Asington
French hospital benefactor employs disabled veterans in Alps cafe
The father of Mile Jacat Ug Michau, once connected to France's large hospitals, now supports his work by hiring 30 crippled veterans as servants in his Alpine Alpes Martimes cafe, showcasing a transformed spirit of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teas
Mile
Jacatug
Michau
France
Shi
Jon
Alpes Martimes
Rioting Declares Continued Unrest in New Zealand
Unclear fragmentary report notes ongoing rioting in New Zealand with references to April events, unemployment, and property damage. The readable portions point to unrest and clashes, but details on people or organizations are missing.
State closes case against August Jones in fatality trial
The jury heard testimony from witness Heft Kerhs and others detailing an elder Jones meeting near a highway with August and Woodrow and the subsequent fatal shooting of the father. Defense cites temporary insanity while prosecutors pursue self defense claims amid a high profile murder case.
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Shoals
Ee i
Jones
Holrow
Woodrow
Return Home From Funeral In Clarksburg
Mrs. Nicholas Walsh and Lorraine Walsh of Washington return from Clarksburg Virginia after attending the funeral of John V. Willoughby 37 a prominent resident. Willoughby survived by his widow formerly Catherine Walsh of Washington and three children Mary Delores and Marguerite plus several brothers and sisters. He died from a complication of ailments including influenza sinus mastoid and other complications in his early age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Walsh
Lorraine
Washington
Clarksburg
John V. Willoughby
Willoughby
Catherine Walsh
Mary
Delores Andiguerite
Greeee
Six confess to kidnaping of physician
Peoria April 15. Police said six of ten ar rested in the Dr James W Parker kidnapping case confessed they held the prominent physician for sixty thousand dollars. Bonds set at fifty thousand each. Parker was abducted March 14 and released April 1 after ransom dropped from ten thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
James W. Parker
Parker
Raymond Stoops
Li Se
Dean
Arloos
Edward Woodford
Five Day Plan For Indiana Limestone Mills
Stone workers in Indiana and Bedford will switch to a five day workweek. The company announced the change at general offices and says all mills, including Bloomington, will operate Friday night to Monday morning. An order also awards 250 carloads of stone for a Franklin Institute building in Philadelphia. Temporary employment will rise due to the measure.
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Indiana ‘Limestone
Was
Bedford
Sie
Embisse
Ef Pecty
Franklin Institute
Philaphia
Bloomington
Chicago
Steel Bar Worker Injured In Railroad Yard Incident
John F. Hahn, 28, of Upper Sandusky Ohio, was critically injured when a steel bar penetrated his abdomen while he was working with a jig railroad car in Plymouth Jd April 15. He Ward from the car when the bar warded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
John F. Hahn
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Hahn
Ward
Oil well struck in Pike County fields
Petersburg April 15 The Big Four Oil company drilled an oil well on the Huey lease in the Petersburg area nine miles west of Petersburg. The well is said to be the largest struck in the past year, producing from 25 to 300 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Om Jtsville Field
Bank Bandits Take $6,000 in Illinois Heist
A report outlines an Illinois bank robbery where bandits obtained about $6,000. Details are fragmented, with unclear local anchors and guards, but the event centers on the bank crime and the missing or recovered funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Fire department battles blaze at new East Street cafe
Firemen responded to a morning alarm at the New Cafe on East Street where a stove fire reportedly started. Crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent spread within the cafe building. No injuries reported.
Carrier Boy Opera Appendices Six Inches In Play
A young carrier boy, Walter Rice of Feet Pearl street, was taken to Daviess county hospital after an emergency appendectomy midnight. The operation revealed an unknown device and caused concerns about his appendix. He had been confined at home for a week prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George White
Carmi Thompson
State Office Building Commission
Thompson
State Construction Board
Lef L “Nice
Frank Henry
C. W.W. Ogburn
Ogburn
William Green
American Federation of Labor
TU. Donnelly
Labor Federation
Russell Neal
Edward Chesney
William D. Ryder
Cullman
Ala
W. Dokken
Detroit
Frank Baker
Louisville
Wm. Stephenson
Robert Peefferle
At Ieee
Saapbyektine
Ict Harbison
Harbison
Daviess County Hospital
Migs
Mischier
Walter Rice
Pearl Street
Daviess ‘County Hospital
Damaged Soy Bean Milling Plant Fire At Vaughn Ind
In Hvansville Indiana on April 15 a soy bean milling plant at Mead Johnson company suffered a roof fire. Officials blamed the blaze on a faulty iron tubbing pile near the structure. Fire crews responded promptly and evacuated the site as a precaution. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvansville
Ind
Mead Johnson, Company
Vaughn
Massie Tells Jury of Attacks on Wife by Natives
In Honolulu April 15 the Massie trial features Lt Massie detailing alleged mistreatment of his wife by native Hawaiians. The courtroom hears testimonies from doctors and witnesses as the defense quotes insanity and Massie recounts a brutal sequence ending with his wife’s collapse.
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Massie
Honolulu
T. Hf
Navy
Martia
Joe Rable
Thomas Hedg
Who's Who Contest Errors Reveal Name Spelling Confusion
Fragments describe a local contest titled Who's Who with prize delays and tie rules. Mentions a subject named John A. Brown and inconsistencies in spelling. References a long-standing representative in Kingston and a 1710-organized party, with mentions of property deeds and a county automobile owner living at 69 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
John A. Brown
Kington
Rep
Tee
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