Nobel Winner Bergson Lives Quietly in Paris Home
Paris dispatch notes Henri Bergson, 69, Nobel laureate in literature, living modestly in Passy with limited comforts. He spends hours daily writing and seeks no fame, while his wife and daughter attend him. a separate obituary recalls Jules Dubois, cyclist and balloon racer, who died after a fall, and Marie Hanau, jailed for alleged investment fraud with a defense claiming her cautious behavior at gambling tables.
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Constance Talmadge Denies Engagement Rumor in New York
The article reports Constance Talmadge back from abroad denying plans to marry Townsend Netcher, describing their meeting at a pier and her insistence that the claim is merely a friendship. It also mentions Edward A. Ether, a How To Get Woman author and press director, with notes on Hoover committee ties and a restored Hopkins home bottle reference.
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Paroled Ohio writer Murphy likened to a new O Henry
John L Murphy a recent parolee from the Ohio state penitentiary pursues writing war stories for New York magazines. Governor Donahey impressed by his earnings of seven thousand dollars in two and a half years behind bars. Murphy shared a penitentiary with Sid ney Porter the pen name O Henry while Porter faced embezzlement charges. Norman M Isham to fix the Colonial Dames house after commission. New York Magistrate Glatzmayer rules a fiancee becomes owner of an engagement ring only upon marriage in a theft case.
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Murder case moved after failing to draw jury in Lockhart
The Ed Swearingen murder trial was transferred to Travis county after only six jurors were selected from 283 veniremen since Monday. Swearingen is accused of killing Carter Flowers, a boyhood friend, in a cafe Christmas Day 1927. A separate note mentions the first mineral prospecting expedition by plane planned in spring 1925 by a syndicate of capitalists in Northern British Columbia and the Yukon.
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