American woman accused in railway stock fraud case
London dispatch reports Marie Eastwick of Philadelphia, a woman long in a fashionable hotel circle, brought to Guild Wall police court charged with forging railway stock certificates for £100,000. If proven, it could imply an attempt to steal roughly $2000,000 in U.S. funds. The article blends this with political and labor discussion and unrelated items from Ohio and Indiana news.
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Supreme Court ruling frames territorial crime cases in Hawaii
The Supreme Court's decision outlines criminal proceedings for territorial crimes, noting that prosecutions may proceed without a grand jury and detailing how charges relate to the constitution. Separate items report on shootings in Montgomery and Cro Plains, a Coal Creek labor halt, tensions with Colombia over Venezuela, and various local incidents.
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Canaan Residents Remember Eightieth Birthday Festivities
Canaan residents and friends attended a birthday gathering for Joseph Roth of Clinton township marking his eightieth year. Relatives listed included George Roth Mrs Schmuch and daughter Edna, Mr and Mrs Kester, Mrs Roth Subach, and others. Rev Hamilton joked at the party as Roth celebrated with a hearty feast and social time on the porch and lawn.
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Relieved by Death in Newark Cemetery Plan
Corresponden oo Lae Keen tee as Bu: Pitethim says Mrs. Sarah Miller fell in a cellar this morning suffering bruises but nothing serious. Mrs Marty Paakek passed away Tuesday night. Interment in Newark cemetery Thursday morning. Boys of 605 and pagines are plucking around pest week. We are succy to miss Warne Coot. Fair PS Wilesworth and wife depart for the Americas tomorrow for a two week stay.
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Elected Directors and Barn Blaze Tragedy at Nesmuke
Fire destroyed a barn during threshing operations at Nesmuke station injuring Marion Shoup and others. The blaze spread to stock buildings while lumbermen and neighbors worked to save livestock. loss estimated at 4500 with no insurance on the structure. Sheriff and local clergy announced upcoming services and reunions at Welcome.
Brother of J C Stv der Located in Clarksville
Tuesday Clarksville Republican columns reported the desire of the citizens to locate the brother of J C Snyder who was said to be dying at Clarksville. It proved true that the brother Daniel Snyder, a well to do farmer near Pleasant Hill, was ill in Wayne County. Relatives wired Clarksville authorities and it was expected Daniel Snyder would travel to his brother as soon as his condition could be learned.
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Reedburg Newslets notes a jumble of short mentions: Miss Lema Zimmerman of New Prarstory tarred Triends last week. Miss Culberson of Homesteau and Culberson of Wooster visiting grandmother Ismand Maul Bower. Aetyter from Spring'ld home for weekend. Diaper dnova with Fosher and Polk family visited Win Hratdt. Friday rever Sob Wlopfenst fu planning a Canton and Vaasatte trip. Keith Watt Sunday Foowiehe with parents plus others visiting.
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Congress Communications and Social Visits Noted in Wooster
Local notes recount September social calls at the home of George Fresh and wife in Canton and visits by Misses Irene Grace and Forte Carli to Wooster. Ross Worley returned from Missouri last Monday. A lively community gathering near Smithville Wednesday included dancing and friendly chatter.
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