Rhinelander Cross-Examined Over Premarital Affair Details
Leonard Kip Rhinelander faced a merciless cross-examination in his annulment suit as he confessed intimate pre marriage relations with Alice Beatrice Jones his Negro wife. Under questioning by Lee Parsons Davis Rhinelander blushed and grew weary while denying motives behind a New York Hotel Marie Antoinette stay and related arrangements.
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White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Feedom
Lee Parsons Davis
Rhinelander
Marie Antoinette
New York
Alice
Mr. Davis
Cartoon by P. S. A Briggs Daily on Classified Page
The newspaper notes that cartoonist P. S. A Briggs has a daily appearance on the Classified Page, continuing a longtime feature.
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P. S—A Briggs
Lenape Liner Destroyed by Fire off Delaware Breakwater
The Clyde liner Lenape was destroyed by fire and scuttled after a 30 mile run from sea. Of 363 passengers and crew, all but one were landed by coast guard cutters and pilots. A panic-stricken passenger, Robert Leverton of Williamsville Massachusetts, jumped overboard and drowned. Survivors spent a terror filled night before rescue.
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Associated Press
Lewes
Del
Delaware
Coast Guard
Robert Leverton
Williamsette
Mass
All Alcohol Permits Revoked Under Prohibition Order
Washington announces Dec 31 revocation of all outstanding federal prohibition permits as part of a broad enforcement shakeup. Secretary Mellon and C R Nash sign the action, with immediate court challenges likely. The policy also tightens permit expiration rules for titles two and three of the act, creating year end cutoffs for basic permits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
C. R K. Nash
Internal Revenue
Foley Statement Memo Warns Witnesses In Navy Inquiry
Washington November 14 Four witnesses testified at the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry addressing Mrs Margaret Ross Lansdownes claim that Captain Foley tried to influence her testimony The day highlighted that the statement Foley prepared for her was a memorandum to aid her statement and that Foley as judge advocate argued she could not call the fatal flight political The testimony included Mrs George W Steeles account wife of Lakehurst commandant
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Associated Press
Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
George W. Steele
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Foley
Mussolini Would Become Dictator
The bill streamlines authority to Mussolini requiring his approval for agenda items and giving the king power only to nominate and recall the premier. It also calls for harsh penalties for actions against the premier and for acts or words deemed offensive to the regime.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
King Tut's body moved to Cairo for final study
Tutankhamen's body in its gold inner coffin will be moved to Cairo soon after a planned flight. The move stems from difficulty removing the body from the gold coffin and the advisability of not leaving the tomb. It is expected the body may eventually be reinterred in the tomb, with further details continued on page 4.
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King Tut
Cairo
Tutankhamen
Italy Secures $196.6 Million Credit to Back Gold Standard
New York November 14 The Italian government has arranged a $196.6 million loan through a consortium led by J P Morgan and partners of American banks. The funds are intended to support the restoration of the gold standard in Italy.
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Associated Press
New York
Italy
J. P. Morgan and
Compari
Educator Calls for Limiting Births and Sterilization
Dr. Clarence Cook Little, president of the University of Michigan, urged sterilization and birth control to curb production of mentally defective and criminal types. Speaking at the State Public Health Officers and Nurses association meeting in Lang, he argued for population limitation to ensure proper care and education for children and to prevent unfit births.
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Lang, Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
State
Public Health Ofcers and Nurses’ Association
Little
Lawmakers Favor Old Inheritance Tax Plan and Bureau Reform
Washington November 18 The house ways and means committee moved to apply the lower 1921 tax rates to allegiate settlements and to reorganize the Bureau of Internal Revenue abolishing the solicitor's office. The solicitor would become general counsel with six deputy commissioners. General counsel salary 16000 and deputies 8000. Proposal to raise board of tax appeals salaries to 16000 and grant life tenure.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Office of Solicitor
Bureau
Green
Wix
Board of Tax Appeale
Boat 16
Hfe
Tragedy as Chicago Woman Kills Family then Self
Mrs. Madeline Borelli 36 of Chicago shot and killed her mother Ottilia Schmidt and sister Bertha Schmidt at 418 South Colorado, then took her own life. The event followed a prior family tragedy in the same room seven years earlier when Charles Schmidt, a Butte pioneer, killed himself. The Garfield school nearby. Mrs. Borelli’s husband and other relatives were in adjacent rooms during the rapid sequence of shots.
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Dvines
Madeline Borelli
Ovtilia Schmidt
Bertha Schmidt
Ottilla Schmidt
South
Colorado Street
Chicago
Ottilia Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Three Men Die in Proctor and Gamble Factory Blast
An explosion at the Proctor and Gamble Ivorydale plant injures five workers and kills three men, with one more believed fatally burned as boiling liquid sprayed over employees during the incident. The Associated Press reports the event from Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Navy
Proctor and Gamble Company
Ivorydale Buret
Bond 15 Not Released In Butte City Council
The Butte council failed to release the Federal Surety company from its $90,000 bond and declare the office of city treasurer vacant held by Joseph Riley. Alderman John Lindquist led the move, but the judiciary committee returned a do not pass report after a six week series of attempts. A milk sanitation measure and new district boundary questions were also discussed as the council considered additional public matters.
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Federal Surety
Joseph Riley
Judiciary Committee
John Lindquist
West Side
Montana
Jackson
Park and Gold Streets
Seabier Sea
Western Avenue
State Board
Butte
Federal Surety Company
Davenport
Iowa
Riley
Harrington
Horgan
One-Arm Wolfe Convicted of First Degree Murder
Charles Wolfe known as One-Arm Wolfe, linked to Gerald Chapman and the late Dutch Anderson, was found guilty of first degree murder in Delaware county circuit court for the Ben Hance slaying on August 14. The jury recommended life imprisonment and Judge Clarence Dearth set an immediate convening of court.
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Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
Charles
Wolfe
Gerald Chapman
Anderson
Delaware County
Ben Hance
Clarence Dearth
President Coolidge's Father Faces Serious Health Setback
Plymouth Vermont November 18 Col John C Coolidge father of the president showed a slight decline today after heart block episodes. Dr Albert M Cram said the condition was not critical but not favorable and would confer with Dr Paul D White in Boston. President Coolidge planned to deliver a New York state chamber of commerce address while remaining ready to rush to Plymouth if the illness worsens.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Albert M. Cram
Colonel Coolidge
Cram
Paul D. White
Boston
White House
Washington
Coolidge
New York State Chamber of Commerce
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Slayer
Charles Schmidt
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