Pair Rejoins After Divorce Sparks Second Honeymoon
Divorce court records show Miss Jeanette Alexander of Manhattan and Dr. Wallace J. Mellies joined anew after Mellies enlisted in the medical reserve and later proposed via special delivery letters. Their rapid remarriage follows an eight year earlier union and a four month divorce.
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Pid
Jeanette Alexander
Manhattan
Wallace J. Mellies
Medical Reserve Corps
Camp Funston
Girl Works as a Farmer in Garden City Nebraska Farm Case
A Garden City farm hired an eighteen year old lad Linn Over for threshing at ten dollars a week. Sheriff Brown later confronted Linn who confessed a girl named Mabel had run away from home. Mabel was held in town then returned to her Nebraska home.
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Garden City
Kan
Linn
Sheriff Or Brown
Mabel
Nebraska
Woman Found Dead Surrounded by Seventeen Cats
In Greensburg Pennsylvania neighbors discovered 85 year old Mrs. Abby Trauger dead in her home. Seventeen cats were gathered around her with one cat sleeping on the deceased’s breast.
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Greensburg
Abby Trauger
Herb ine cures liver disorders and impurities
When you feel lazy and yawning, a torpid liver is blamed. Herb ine claims to cure disorders from an inactive liver by strengthening the organ cleansing the bowels and improving health. Price 60c sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Mixup in Michigan senatorial race
Detroit July 9 Developments in Michigan politics unsettle the primary for the U S Senate August 27 The Democratic state conference endorses Henry Ford for the senate and invites Republican unity Ford would run if tendered but undecided on party Ford's bid splits the GOP Osborn declines withdrawal Warner withdraws but backs Ford as Republican Newberry remains a potential candidate Ford has not commented on a formal campaign plan or acceptance of the nomination
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Detroit
Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford
Wilson
Chas. S. Osborn
Pan Oome
Fred M. Warner
Truman H. Newberry
Roosevelt
Newberry
A Ward and a Will: Half Million Dollars for a Bride
Old Josiah leaves half a million to his ward with a condition that Rose Stevens and Earl Windham marry within a year or the money goes to Yale. Windham travels East to meet Rose and learns their first meeting is not about pipes but about compatibility. Rose questions him and suggests they decide their fate themselves rather than by an eccentric bequest.
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Josiah
Mr. Windham
Earl Windham
Rose Stevens
Yale College
Miss Rose
Earl
Rose
California
Old Josiah
Miss Rose Stevens
Yale
Golden Opportunity Amid Rent Pressure Speech
A fragment shows a tenant addressing the landlord about living costs and rent pressures. The line hints at rising rents and a demand for relief or negotiation from the tenant side.
Blood soaked but brave Americans cheerfully return from battle
Miss Kathryn Carlisle, Red Cross worker in France, describes exhausted yet cheerful U S troops returning to a canteen. She recalls a toast to the women at home and abroad, notes five thousand American trucks passing the front, and a humorous shaving room incident with a dusty General who thanks American women.
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South Bend
Ind
Kathryn Carlisle
Red Cross
France
C. A. Carlisle
Jim
Carlisle
Surface Treatment Yields Improved Temperature Baking Coating
A year long test describes coating on and impregnating with ercepte nigo to enhance heat tolerance. The process shows promising results for durable finishes under baking temperatures and related exposure conditions.
Witty matrimonial quips on affection and finances
Brief comic dialogue contrasts Mrs Newwed and Mrs Oldwed on kiss economy and control of expenses. The witticism plays on marital roles and domestic finance with light tone.
Nonmusical Conductor Contemplates Career Path
A parent discusses their son’s post college plans. He shows interest in conducting, studying composers, and considers pursuing a conductor role. The dialogue hints at potential opportunities with a trolley company.
Japanese urged to ignore false rumors amid wartime caution
Tokyo report says Baron Goto, Japanese Foreign Minister, warned governors to beware mischievous rumors aimed at straining Japan United States and Japan China ties. He urged vigilance against secret emissaries via Siberia and urged sympathetic reception for Chinese visitors to strengthen Entente-era unity during wartime trade restrictions.
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Tokio
Japanese Empire
Baron Goto
Japan
United States
China
Siberia
Forecast of Corn And Wheat Crop In The United States
Washington July 9 Department of Agriculture released first forecast for the year predicting corn production at 3 160 000 000 bushels and total wheat for winter and spring at 8 910 000 000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Two 16 Year Olds Rob Wetumka Bank For $3700
Wetumka Oklahoma July 8 Two 16 year old boys forced bookkeeper into a vault at gunpoint and grabbed 3700 in cash from the First National Bank. They fled but were captured after a chase and the money recovered. The youths named Robert Wilson of Omaha Nebraska and Jack Morgan of Sacramento California are jailed in Hughes county Holdenville. They waived preliminary hearing and pleaded guilty seeking state reformatory at Granite.
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Wetumka
Okla
First National Bank
Yes
Hughes County
Holdenville
Robert Wilson
Omaha
Neb
Jack Morgan
Sacramento
California
Odie Vaughn
C. E. Jarrett
J. E. Jarrett
Jarrett
Vaughn
Hughie Rogers
O. W. Arnold
State Reformatory
Granite
Ada Woodmen IK Membership Campaign Targets 1000 Members
The Woodmen of the World in Ada launches a drive for 1,000 members to create the largest Ada camp in Oklahoma. Current membership sits at 600 with a lively contest between Walter Gayne captain of the Blues and B F Yates captain of the Reds.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Walter Gayne
Blues
B. F. Yates
Reds
WS Davis Delights Audience at Normal
Miss Frances Davis, recently back from a year in New York studying with David Bispham, wowed East Central students with a morning Merchant of Venice performance and a Barrie lecture reading at 8:30. Her Peter Pan reading and the Twelve Pound Look left the audience wishing for more, as critics praised her technique and stage presence.
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Frances Dinsmore Davis
Southwest
M Davis
Oklahoma
New York City
David Bispham
Miss Davis
Miss
Bassanio
Antonio
Shakespeare
Barrie
Peter Pan
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Chaney & Bates
Dodge Agency
T. Mr
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Davis
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