Rhinelander case adjourned amid dramatic letters reveal
The Rhinelander annulment case in White Plains took a strange turn as an adjournment was ordered until tomorrow after the introduction of a secret letter Leonard Kip Rhinelander wrote to his Negro bride Alice Beatrice Jones. The court recess followed intense questioning about relations with a mistress before the judge, lawyer Davis, and plaintiff’s attorney, then resumed later in the afternoon with plans to continue the case.
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Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rilie
Alice Lee
Davis
Morschauser
Ysane N. Mum
Col Coolidge Shows Slight Improvement as Condition Stabilizes
The father of the president, Col John Coolidge, improved today and by 11 o clock his physician reported the most encouraging signs since his illness began. Dr Albert M Gray of Bridgewater read the bulletin noting four heart block attacks since Sunday, all less severe, and declared the condition not immediately serious despite past statements.
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Associated Press
J. John ©. Coolidge
Albert M. Gray
Bridgewater
de. Cram
Cobonel Coolidge
Vocational meet attracts record Montana girls
Bozeman November 19 opening of the eleventh annual girls vocational congress at the State College drew a record 442 Montana high school girls enrolled, surpassing expectations. The crowd built as delegates packed the late afternoon rush to register for the event.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
State College
Montana
Aftenoon
Montana Rejoices Over Year of Prosperity
State economic boom evident across farming, lumber, mining, canning and retail. Charles W Towne cites 36,000,000 bushels wheat and large yields in oats corn rye flax beans and peas with a 350,000 ton sugar beet crop. prosperity banner urged for Montana farms factories mines and mills.
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Charles W. Towne
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Anaconda Copper _ Mining company
Butte Rotary Club
Darley
Montani
Taxpayers warn on delinquent taxes and sinking funds
Montana Taxpayers' Association reports more than 15 million dollars in delinquent taxes paid over four years and highlights improvements and ongoing problems. It warns county governments failing to maintain sinking funds risk heavy costs as the funds fall about 5 million dollars short.
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Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Bushel of Wheat Prices Soar In Brief Decline
A historical market snippet notes wheat prices at one dollar per second and three thousand six hundred dollars per hour, reflecting unusual commodity value shifts. The terse item highlights rapid price movement and the era’s speculative trading environment.
Montana Taxpayers Association Delinquent Taxes Bulletin
The Montana Taxpayers' association issues an official bulletin under the heading Delinquent Taxes noting Montana prospering despite heavy bank obligations. It reports over five million paid in to s and rising savings, with delinquent tax payments highlighted as a bright spot amid tax difficulties and various property tax levies.
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Montana Taxpayers’ Association
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Chinatowns Chase Described By Officer In Court
Graphic testimony outlines an entangled scene in Chinatown involving defendants Charlie Stan and Charibe Mun. The officer recounts a joint at 207 China Alley tied to alleged narcotics and robbery paraphernalia. Henry Jeovinaks defends Mun as trial continues with evidence and witnesses.
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Harey Hildebrand
China Alley
Charlie’ Stan
Henry Jeovinaks
Charibe Mun
Ata
Ince
Two Electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary in 1934
A Cleveland man involved in a gun battle and auto theft was connected to a double execution at the Ohio Penitentiary in 1934. The report notes a wife who supported a suspect and details the surrounding crime and apprehension, reflecting a sensational period crime narrative.
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Buckar
Cleveland
Pont- Teatlacy
Umauiay
Captain Denies Charges In Shenandoah Inquiry
Former Judge Advocate Captain Paul Foley testifies at naval court of inquiry into charges against him. Margaret Ross Lansdowne seeks dismissal of further duties for the Shenandoah inquiry. Captain Foley asserts he did not attempt to influence the widow's testimony amid tense proceedings.
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Associated Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Joseph KE. Davies
Wilbur
Shendoah Court of Inquiry
Ers
Paul Foley
Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
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Margaret Ross -Lansdowne
Piroctie
Galleaster
Ga Foley
Sourt
Woman to Die for Husband Murder Found Guilty
In Elizabethtown on November 19 Mrs Fannie Soper was found guilty of first degree murder in a one hour and forty five minute trial. She was accused of shooting her husband Deputy Sheriff Henry Soper at their home on May 28. She faces the death penalty in the electric chair with sentencing set for tomorrow.
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Fannie Soper
Mallly
Jary
Coolidge Promises Business Freedom If It Guides Itself
President Coolidge addressed 1000 New York executives at the 167th annual State banquet promising business independence from government interference as long as it remains orderly and self disciplined. He urged proper regulation as possible and stated that business can be trusted to manage its own affairs while government should avoid undue influence.
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Associ Press
New York
Coolidge
Busness
Ord
Steamer Vilien des Cayes Sinks With 200 Aboard
In Havana on November 10, the Haitian steamer Vilien des Cayes, a 400 ton vessel carrying over 200 Santo Domingo passengers for Cuba, sank Monday. American destroyers joined Caribbean search efforts for survivors. engineer rescued by Landerer.
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Vilien Des Cayes
Vr Landerer
Caribbean
Cubs
Hull
Queen Mother Alexandria Stricken With Heart Attack
The British nation is alarmed as Queen Mother Alexandria, aged eighty one, suffers a heart attack at Sanaringham. King George and Queen Mary send assurances that her condition is serious but not dire, with plans for a royal procession and welcome for the South American-returning mayor not cancelled. Members of the royal family remain at her bedside in London as doctors treat her at York Cottage.
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