davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-07
65 Liquor Licenses Lapse

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. g.
Sixty-five of the $40 liquor licenses
issued in Westchester County last year
have not been renewed, according to
the report of Eben Adams, Deputy Ex-
else Commissioner. The largest de-
crease was in Yonkers, where eleven
were allowed to lapse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

Chicago. May ~ o. \ bureau Of
Markets. Hos. receipts 2i.cOo, mar
ket steady 20 10 cents lower. big
packers holding or. bidding about Is
n lower. Top. t2i.0e; bulk, $40. q
Mt1oSSs heavyweight ta07satfi. o %
medium weight t20.soa go. 90. light
weight. t20.eb0 teo.sbi trht iiFh,.
tis.oo9 t9of0s heavy packing uoWa.
smooth. sac ooG $50. sb. parking noWs.
goush. tie.oeg ns.7b; pisn. tis.eo@
tlo.9b.
cattle. receipt. 5000: beef steers.
she stock and feeders rs 20 20 cents
higher. bulls steady TO strong. calves
slow bidding lower: heef steers. med
ium and heavyweight. choice and
prime. tis.7bMtfe.bo; medium and
good. tia.B0 Gtif.oo. common. MS
Nti11t; lightweight. good and choice
ttesbWtt 90; common and medium.
tio.so ts.Tt. butcher cattle heifefH.
$500 mtib 90. cowa t7i7tOtff7k.
anner and cutters fg1tMf7Tt;
veal calves. light and handy weight
N2.7s0 tftoos ferdsr nfeern. tto.2f
Ntih.do. ytocksr steers. ts.16dttb9
Sheen. recelpfA 10000: n few early
sales % shorn lambs steady 10 atronr:
sheep dun. lovvr: limbs ~ pounds
down. SO oOasfbeS; - pounds NJ.
tig.7A afib.is; culH ard commona.
500 . 9tis.soi spring. uIo9I
$1,000; yearling wethcra. n2.2tm
ta.b0: ewen. medium. good and
choice. flo6O0ti2 90. culls and COM
ona 1900 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES


NoJIuH
LAST WILL Ann ff@4AMFNT OF IN.
WIT A. NAr0HEY. Deceased 70 Theresa
n tsaehsF, 41a Nor,h Ninth slbuqaergur
N n. meutlpnsd N me ~ ~ sSsruffix.
kleanof ~ vaafhsy $50 Norfh Ninth. A.
b~uqnsrqus, n NJ Aissandfia vsaghey. .
miner, negqasrggs, n a2o Nerth
saefaae. y n. 40 Worth Niuth Emmstt
A Naunhey, a minor Alhuqusraus. n "a,
11e North Ninfh. snd 10 ~ 10 uaen n
iaay couceFn Gfsslingi
Toe ars hereby notlhsd that tie altered
LAT VIII and Taiamsni " Emmett a
Naughsy deceased. late u The Corniy ~ nsf
naiillo and state of New Mssico. VS. rfs
dsesd ard rsaa 10 the rrobsts Couri ~ H.
Cauaiy n Bsrnaiiiio. stats n Ns~ Msnlto. On
he 2eth daT q April 1ert end Ne dsy q
the pfos no " said ailered last wiz and
Teatamsnt was thsfeupon Sud fef SATURDAY..
the 1th day q NAY A ~ fete. ~ 70
o 'cloct IN the f~orenouu " said DAY
Given under ny hand aad ihs Seal n
this court. this aoth day 81 April A y ietp
NEATOH MoNTOfA
tsssi1 county cisrt.
AprIi ae Nsy Q a. 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

New York. May Is4isfeels and
coppers added very generally 20 early
NlIun during b mofnIrE stock n1H.
son n nhipplnG atso became gtrofF-
Nock island. 81 Louis and san Fran
cisco n ftttshurr y West Nlr-
finia. ~fc1turinF thai group. Am1uE
ciis fne narkst detcInued lrfufir tend
encies. selling svidsntiF 81 ~pfufea<ion-
~ ofiEln cauterinE On N~H1an refro-
faum. TeNan COMPANY. and Sinclair
were In order ~ noon when trading
assumed broader Dimensions. incind-
ina equipments nnd Investment rails.
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For SALE

RIAL ESTATE FiRE AND AUTOMOBILE
tNstRANCf, LOANS
Phone ga ili souih Fourh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
Aarp I.aarl q mad.

chicago. May i1--4savy selling bv
n hiE commission house did n good
deal today 20 put bears again IN con-
troll OF the cor market. Opening
t.GTh and September Ub1N 90
t.be. were followed ~ maternal aet-
backs IN addition.
Favorable crop reports weakened
oats Alter opening unchanged 20 y
down, with jLiy ash 70 est. the
market continued to sag
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LOST
WANTED-Male Help

nuN WANrfp with vhrel ~ Meadow tlsan
InE FhHr glaa North IN ~
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PLANO TUNING


, " HpWA HpH-Tuning ana repsirinr u
al musical instwmsuts Phone TaI Resi-
dsnre 1oi n ~ street
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LAST WILL AND TEeTANENT or ROD
sriek etavsr. Diseased. 10 Lcuise y stpysr
Aibaausruus n ~ msntinnsd N 80 wa
- Ense1trix Nana Dolorss Hieser a
sniner Aiboqnerqne. n n Hsnry iliaA
sioysr. . mlnor AlhuqusrJus n. NJ Nlias
= Slower. Altu~esrqos Y and - ~
whom u may concern. 0restings
fou ars hereby noflhed that The alleFed
Last VIII and Tsstamsnt u Noiefiek stctet
deceased late u The Coanty of hrrnailllo ant
In the Probate Court u the couuiy 81 her
naliilo. stats u Mes Nssicn. On fhs eeth dag
u April 1915. sod The day u he proving ~
sid slisHsa LIST VIII cod IsftsmsHt -.
thsrsupon hasd Tor saturday The 2tth DAY ~
NaY. A u 1919. 81 70 o'ciath u ne fore
noon Of said day
Given uudsf ~ hana and Ne seal ~ this
Court this 9eth day ~ Arul 1915
NEsTOn NDNTOfA
fassi1 elunty Cisfk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

New YORK May ia--Msrcannle pa
per unchanged. eterllnG 60 day bills
t.ett VI con uierciai 90 DAY hills on
hanlm teSA commerclal 90 day bills
4etA cables. feeH
Tine loans strong. unchanged.
ruling rate. q; closing bid. s. offered
az IN last loan. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

New York. May fa--Cotton futures
firm; MAY, ffs.1ss July. ss7sT
prtoher. t1b7e. Docember. tes.fk.
January. a2fke7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

NOtlaI VI INt6t llhiA
STATE OF NEW MEAfcO. COUNTY
~ nernalillo. in the Probate Court
In the matter ~ the Estate OF
George X Neher. deceased
Notice IL hereby given that carrie
a. Neher ExccutriN ~ the Estate of
George X. Neher, deceased. has filed
iu the Probate tourt % EUrnallllo
County. New Mexico. he final ac-
count ana report a. such ENecutriN,
and the court has appointed saturday
b 2ith. day Of MAY. 1919, az the
hour Of ten o'clock Of the forenoon
,l said day. 10 the day for hcarinr obs
lsCtiuuS. " any there be. 20 Tho APP
prevail ~ said final account nnd re-
port and Tor the final discharge Of
said ENoCufriN ard her ond
Witness ny hand aud the seal ~
said Probate court. his 2sth DAY Of
April, 1915
NEsTOR MONTOYA,
Probate CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

Washington Official
ment was made ~ tho navy depart
ment that upon the dutcome Of tho
proposed t.st flight on the new navy
dirirlbie C-5 tn ~ john, y. ",
would depend the future plans In
regard "a the possibility % attempting
later q trans Atlantic firht ~ a dirt
rihiU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13

PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
iu Effect lauuary 20 1919

M. 7 futnerts 81 Torrance vita T. q
= " so 2 frnm ~ raso and No . FROM Tho
east a. santa b. vith u & a iur beaver
80 Z connects nc Kennedy with A % a
s D Ne 10 FROM Albuquerque 81 Willard
With 4 r a \ o train for Muauialnair
hsisu and Aibugurrgu, ~ Torranrr with .
y A IS " Ne Z Tor sautA Rosa. Tucumrari
and me- east
fot farther Information communicate With
u q SEGGERSON.
Traffic Manager,
santa o.. y. n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
HoTrcn or .

ETATE OF EEw MExfCO. cUJNTY %
nsmallio. 10 the Probate r1rrt IN ths
Matter ~ the Esiate ~ l. A. Tester, D.
ceased. No 1907.
satlnes nauk aad Trust Company u Albu
a1sfuus. Nsw Mexico. fsscutar of the Estate
~ l. A Tessisr degcassd, has hled IN ne
Probate Court u hsfnailla counif. Nev
frssuiar and the Court has arpointsd sat
urday The gtth day ~ MAJ 1919. ~ tho boar
81 ten o'eloet 81 the fefsronn - said dat o.
the day for hearing ehisfiians y any thfre
report and for The faal dischaffc % saia
fnssutar.
Wtnsss my hand sd The seal N sali Pro
bate Cour this eefh aaN " April 1918
NEarOR hONTOYA.
fasaln friA.ts Ciert.
a. SaF-in=a0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
ATTORNEYS
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE..
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF VIRGIL
frankiin partch, Decreased 20 1ennis ChiI
dsfs Parteh. ftssatus paul chester
fArteh luas parteh Harold Marrrn
par'ct and b. III 10 whom IL may caucsrn.
You Afe hereby nuiihrd that tas alleged
last VIII and Tssiament ~ Nirsil FfantNa
rarfh. dsesased iais i. thr Cannty ~ Hsr
nalillu and Htats u Nev Mssiea. WAs pro.
aaesd and rad in The Probate fonr ~ he
tsunty ~ hernsiilla. stale ~ New NsEiro On
ths ahth DAY ~ Aprl 1919. and Ne day u
ne rruFinr ~ said aiisEsa last vii and Tss.
tamsnt va thsrruppn htsd fur Saturday The
g4th day N Ms. A u tpie 81 90 o. dlsk
iu tho furdnnau ~ said Gay
Given under my hand and ths seal n his
Court this sath day ~ april A y 1919
NESfoH MONrONA
fssAll Oounty Cisrk.
Aprl gQ.May o.. 10. 20.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 70
CHIRoPRACToR


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zoe. NORTH Second street a. s Enss. ID q
Phone igt
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-13
A REAL. HOME
FOR sALE-Real Estate q

FOR sALt-Loi on North Hlrh. 100 iesi
from Csntral ayenus sssi ffont phous
Ifla.H
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
ELECT OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of the First
Church Of Christ, held Tuesday even
ing, the following officers were elect
ed; Elders, G. II. Carl, Mr.. Van
Rench and A. w. Bartling; deacons
w. G.. Davis, A. T. Scholty, w
Cooper, Mr.. Leonard, z. W. Hughes
John Aldrich, w. Dusenbery, Mr.
Mathis, Harry Markham and L. r
May; deconesses. Mrs. W Dusenbery
Mrs. A. Mann and Mrs. Van Rench;
trustee for three years, w. A. Dusen.
berry; clerk, Mrs. W. A. Boyd; treas.
urer, mir. Mathis; pianist, Miss Treva
linn; building committee. w. G.
Davis, Heber Holmes, A. T. Scholty
a. Mann and ". 4. Dusenbery.
Sunday school officers were elected
as follows: Superintendent. A. Y
Bartling; assistant supe., Mrs. j. S
Raum; secretary. Margaret Holmes;
treasurer, Mrs. w. 4. Boyd.
Rev. j. S. Raum, who had been ex.
tended an invitation to return to the
local church for another year, &C.
cepted the invitation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
NOT GUILTY" THE VERDICT
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
that his testimony was lie. lie also
stated That every important witness
on the prosecution for weeks after
the crime had repeatedly denied all
knowledge of it, until just a few
hours after the reward was offered.
William N. Smith for the defense,
derided five of the seven principal
witnesses for the prosecution, claim
ing that none of them deserved one
bit % credit. Beaudry came in for a
lacing again from Smith, who he
stated had been proven a perjurer
and should be in states prison.
Miles Purcell, Saginaw attorney,
closed the arguments for the defense
in which he objected strongly 10 the
insinuations during the trial that
Brennan had been involved with af-
fairs with young girls at Midland,
Marshall and Corunna, and then
turned his thoughts to the witnesses
OF the prosecution. and again they
were called perjured witnesses.
Kelly S. Scarf, special prosecutor,
closed the arguments with strong
plea to the jury, in which he declared
that the evidence tending to prove an
alibi for Brennan was fabricated, and
then he pointed out gap Of two
hours in the Brennan abb given 10
show his movements the night Of the
murder, a period between 1000 and
1900 midnight, claiming that nc
proof had been shown that Brennan
last seen nj 1000 had been in the
Stewart tent and had lunch before
midnight.
He told why it was not unnatural
for Mrs. ellison to withhold her
knowledge for time after the muir
der and why Beaudry had not coup
led the events at the Johnson home on
the night of the murder with the
actual murder until some weeks later
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
NEW YEARS DANCE

The Circle club dancing party Civ
er at the high school gymnasium on
New Years night. was attended BY
a large number Of people from both
the factory and the city. most Of
whom greatly enjoyed the event.
which was the LARGEST Of it's kind
held in Alma in some years.
The officers Of the club went out
Of their wav 10 secure the best mus
ical talent suitable for the dance and
Fishers orchestra Of Kalamazoo was
brought 10 Alma for the event. The
splendid rendition 81 tho ver'ous
numbers was greatly appreciated by
those who attended the affair.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02

Peanut butter, best grade 10 %
Choice dairy butter and fresh
laid eggs always on hand
Golden Spread oleo, ID 40c
Nut cleo, best quality, ID 35c
Salmon, red, tall can --2Sc
Salmon, pink, tall can Doc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
BALLMAN DEAD
Manager of Republic Cafe Victim of
Influenza Following Short Illness.

w. G.. Ballman, manager of the
cafeteria of the Republic Motor
Truck Company Inc. died at his home
here Wednesday night. following a
weeks illness Of Influenza.
Mr.. Ballman came to Alma from
Chicago about year ago to take
charge of the cafeteria, and quickly
gained wide circle of friends, not
only at the factory but throughout
the city.
1t was stated at the undertaken
parlors this morning that the ar
engagements for the funeral services
had not been completed, so The Rec
ord is unable TO state the time when
the funeral services will take place
or the place of burial.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
SOUTHEAST COE

Will Beard is constructing ga
rage on the +. Leonard farm. He
expects to move TO the farm soon
from St Louis.
j. Myers has rented the Johnson
farm and l.. Imam has rented the
Cook farm.
Grant Leonard and wife spent
Christmas in Alma at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Oliver.
Willis Hopkins and wife, Albert
Salter and family and Henry Bryant
and family spent Christmas in st.
Louis, guests at the home Of Alva
Hopkins.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
OBITUARY

Lucille Grover, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grover, was
born May ii, 1917; departed this life
December Is. 1918, aged one year,
seven months and two days. Besides
her parents, Lucille leaves one sister
and one brother to mourn their loss
besides host of other relatives and
friends
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
OBITUARY

Doris Barbara, daughter of Bert
and Eta Murphy, was born in Belle
vile, Michigan, December 6, 1915,
and died at Alma, Michigan, Decem-
Der %. 1918. at the age of three years
and fifteen days.
Go 10 thy rest fair child:
Go 20 thy dreamlcss bed.
Gentle and meek and mud.
With blessings thy head.
Fresh roses in thy hand.
Buds on thy pillow laid
Haste from this bighted land
Where flowers quickly fade.
Because thy smile was fair
Thy lip and eye 20 bright
Because thy daily care
Was such fond delight.
Shall love with weak embrace
Thy heavenward flight detsin7
No angel. seek thy place
Amid yon eherub train"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burge were Sun
day visitors at the home of f. Leon
ard.
Mary, the sixteen-year-old daugh-
ter of John Myers, is dead from in
fiuenza and pneumonia. Remains were
brought TO Coe Monday and burial
was made in Pleasant Ridge GENE
tpry
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
CARD OE THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their sympathy
and kindness in the loss. of our dar-
hing baby, Lucille. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grover.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-01-02
ALMA SAVINGS 4 LOAN ASST

ALMA SAVINGS 4 LOAN ASSN
The annual meeting of the mem
bers of the Alma Savings e. Loan
association will be held at the Office
of the secretary on Monday evening,
January IL, 1919, for election Of
directors and transaction of busi-
ness. 1850
u. L. Johnson, Secretary.
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MALE HELP WANTED

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news agents on Frisco; good chance
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Acstylene Welder

Wanted three. good. Nsht sheet metal
srs s,s.sS 49, s,n"p,snc. ssS s ~. ''ps ~,
hour, R.S07, care OUahoman,
WXNTEb-Two union eisctricIanS 5kc
Ailskosss, Okla,
ooop baker wanted; steady position;
Shawnee, Oilahon,a. 8
DOY WANTED-Must have wheel
smythe Printing. III N. Harvey.
WANTED-A registered phnrmecist
Apply A. J. Kirkpatrick. IN wssl
Ornnd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

WANTED 4 Man that hsa some ma.
chinery experience. especially boilers
and engines. position now open. good
salary with chance for advancement
prefer married man with one Of two
children who 10 honest and energetic.
Apply or Telephone Crystal Ice and
utillues Co. wsieetka. oklahoma.
WANTED--A competent and resiatsr.
ed phnrmscist About - or q
years OF age. married prsfs!rsd. 0ood
salary right person. Addreas City
Drugstore, Wapsnucka. Oklahoma.
Linotype operator % No.
with electric pot. all day work, easy
place; tS5 weekly. Phone or come.
Leadsr. Enterprise, Fairvisw. oklaheina'
WANTED--A marrisd man who 10 sn-
srrrtlc, honest and trustworthy. p0ei-
ton now opcn. which 10 Ice delivery fof
Ice piaAt usinl truck only Apply o.
telephone Crystal Ice and utilitiss Co..
Wcleetkn, Oklahoma.
WhNrEp--A good, dining room siri.
md dluhwesher. University Hospital,
800 East 18th. t.-l