Queer deal in horses ends in dispute in Cadiz
Moore of Cadiz Ohio, famed horse buyer, drew on Union stock yards through Royal Banks to pay for 26 horses shipped to Virginia. The Virginia buyers claim prior drafts were made, triggering legal notices and disputed payment. Rob C Taster, Wasue County leader of checks, alerted Virginia authorities to halt shipments. Moore asserts a conspiracy against him and travels to Cadiz to resolve the matter.
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Wayna County
Tod A Moore
Cadiz
Ohio
Moore
Union Step Yards
Norfolk
Varis
Union Stock Yards Company
Royal Banks
First National Bank of
Dalton
Virginia
Méire
Moore Rob C Taster
Wasue
Cases Set For Hearing Before Court And Jury
The list shows multiple cases scheduled for hearing before the court and jury across several dates in January and June. Notable parties include Adair against Rail Road, Adama against De trick Eshelman Bechtel against Bert, Morrison against Lehman, Huffman against German Fire Insurance Co, Parker against Carkes, and Harrison against Corry among others. The schedule spans January 18 21 25 30 and a June 16 assignment with various defendants and special assignments.
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Dude Eason
Adair Va
Adama Va
Detrick Eshelman & Bechtel
Bert
Morrison
Lehman
Huffman
German Fire Insurance Co
Bandford
Howey
Parker Va
Carkes
Dun
Wooster Ernst Works
B & O Railroad
Dabney Va Dalton Oil Gas and Mineral Coa
Fragmented Miss Mae BofFenmyry returns home
A garbled rural column notes Miss Mae BofFenmyry's week with her parents before resuming duties at the Livingston home. Mentioned are Mrs. Milt Reed's pneumonia critical condition, a skating accident injuring Ravmaond Schad, and local church announcements. The report blends several distant events with unclear details and dates.
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Mae BofFenmyry
Ist
Livingston
Milt Reed
Bloomington
Jo R O Baughman
Electric
West Larwin Street
Indictment proceedings loom for Obiger embezzlement charges
A grand jury motioned to indict L. P Obiger on embezzlement of estates lands. Plans suggested the case might move to Indictment with further action to compel testimony and possible transfer to a different court if indictments proceed. No action reported Tuesday against Obliver. subpoenas were issued and further steps expected Wednesday.
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Grand Jury
L. P Obiger
Qualiver
Man Dies On Road After Heart Attack Incident
David Van Nam a of Wonnan drove stock to the area Saturday morning and collapsed near a resident FG W Sample. The cause was believed to be heart failure. He leaves a wife and one child. Odessa McClure of Wooster was summoned home due to her mother’s illness. Mie JS McClure W of Fiekes bought a jewelry store in Je omeville and expects to sell. Walter Mrs Wilson of Independence Iowa is visiting relatives here. The Wilderness hotel gathering was well attended. Rev Moody reported a protracted meeting at the Lake Fork church. The bell chimes signal winter’s approach and plans for a new home loom. WF Nirode plans to build a house and move in next winter.
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Fonk
Dan
David van Nama
Wonnan
Odessa McClure 9
Wooster
JS McClure W
Fiekes
Jwelly
Je Omeville
Pousersdon
Walter
Wilson
Independence
Iowa
The
Wilderness
Clark Aber
Ashland
Rev Moody
Lake Fork
Sixth Satellite Found by University Professor
Wilson, astronomy professor at the university, reports a notice from Harvard Observatory about a satellite discovered by amateur Perrina of a real place. The satellite was found through photographic plates and cited as a notable astronomical discovery.
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Woh. Wilson
The
Universty
Harsard
Astriocquer Perrina
Real Place
Hapiter
Knights and Ladies of Maccabees Joint Exercise Night
On Monday night last week the Knights and Ladies of Maccabees held joint exercise sessions at the Army Ball venue. The Knights planned a preparatory session with no banquet. Wives of Sir Knights and husbands of Lady Maccabees were invited and would be present.
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Knights
Ladies of Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
Officials chosen in Wayne County financial institutions
Wayne County banks and building and loan firms held annual elections with directors chosen for terms of three or two years. Names repeatedly appearing include J. S. Overholt, Frank Taggart, John M. Criley, D. Myers, G. W. Ryall, H. A. Myers, and others across Wayne National Bank Wayne Building and Loan Wooster Building and Loan.
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Wayne County
Wayne County National Bank
S&s
Wayne Building and Loan Company
Charles E. Thorne
Jesse McClellan
George A. Fisher
Martin McCoy Ax
Mo Lovett I. Ho Ayleworth
Woa Wilson
Andrew Brovetetter
Hoa Hallstett
Charles E Thene
Jesse McClean
George, A Fisher
Marion McCoy Wooster
Wooster Boiling and Loan Coupeny
R J. Sweeny
Daved Deer
W T Peekinpaugh
SH. Boyd
WF. Kean
Dow
Roy
Sweeny
Jacob
Deer
J Lay
Blocher
Catley
C M. Gray
Jai Walter
Yorum
Zumerman & Co Bankrupt Sale Opens January
Zimmerman and Co trustees announce a bankruptcy sale starting Thursday January 1st offering stock of wall paper books stationery notions drugs tobaccos and cigars at reduced prices. About 100 barrels of salt offered at 75 cents each. Groceries stock also for sale to merchants in bulk. Also notes the installation of officers of a local lodge and a remedy advertisement for Holister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Zummerman & Co
Trustes
Bason Hant
John C McClarran
Zimmerman & Co
Supreme court dismisses Wooster bond motion
The motion to dismiss the bond for the Wooster case was rejected by the Columbus Supreme Court. The ruling allows the case to continue in the high court with further arguments to be heard, keeping the Bell group out of the proceedings for an extended period.
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Bell Company
Supreme Court
Supreme Court At
Columbus
City of Wooster
J. R. Zimmerman
L. P. Olinger
Focal Company
Eténographers' Society Warns Against Women Stenographers
The Anfi-Wowen Eténographers' society reports a decade of cases where wives named husbands' stenographers as correspondents, with 0,250 divorces proved and 5,962 cases secured. It also notes 798 employers faced breach of promise suits by their stenographers.
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Anfi-Wowen
Eténographers' Society
ag_stanographers
Century Club Meeting at R U Adair Home
The Century club will gather Tuesday evening at the home of R U Adair to discuss The Bible as a Part of the World's Literature and as a Factor in the World's Civilization. The program promises questions and discussion led by members familiar with literary and historical contexts.
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Century Club
R. U. Adair
Family thanks for help at burial of brother
To the neighbors and friends who ably assisted in the burial of our brother we wish to extend our sincere thanks. H. Wintersteen family expresses gratitude for support and condolences during the funeral.
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Neig Bae
Anna
Peter A
H. © Wintersteen
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