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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
3
Deeviey Penetet of Melvin told Sioux City police she lived almost three years with Mrs. O D Church and believed the woman was her husband in disguise, while Church claimed a male household member posed as her husband. Both were held on $5,000 bail.
Bills before the senate propose a commission to investigate immigration issues and funding. Women’s groups unite to push national legislation with Maud Wood Park as chair of a national women’s committee formed in Washington. Mrs Mills Kitchin, formerly Jane Bushong, married in Washington to Representative Claude Kitchin’s son after a romance at an Annapolis football game.
Washington banker L B Vanderlip, who obtained land concessions in Russia for a group of Americans, is in London as British officials request an interview on Lenine government conditions. Vanderlip, once an Arizona rancher, failed in that venture.
Lady Caroline Petre, from a historic English family, is sworn as justice of the peace for Essex. Her family history notes a 1863 baronial death in the Tower of London and her son now heads the house after the father died in the war. A square neckline collar fashion description accompanies the article.
Edmund Schulthess, former vice president of Switzerland, has been elected president for 1921 by the Swiss parliament. The ceremony and related events drew notable attendees including Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson.
Baby Irene, born four years ago and central to a landmark international jurisprudence dispute, has been awarded to her mother Margaret Ryan of Ottawa after Dolly Matters claimed the child. Had Matters prevailed the child could have brought a fortune of 1300000 dollars.
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