Millionaire Lloyd Faces Third Marriage Bid Amid Complex Affairs
Boston yachtsman John M Lloyd, heir to a fortune and former Illinois lieutenant governor candidate, is entangled in two women cases. Miss Mary J Sullivan sues for 130000, and a Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling may decide damages against a trust fund.
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John Brose Lloyd
Chand
Boston
Sohn Hose Lord
Iltnois
Rostom
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Lioyd
Minnesota
Indiana
Hazel Lauren Donnel Carlisle
Fudge
Circuit Court
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Hut
Saya
Hingis
Boston Cate Ls
Mary J. Sullivan
Neddiam, Mess
Lloyd
Cleya Restat
Mahen
Sullivan
Lollis van
Demarest Lloyd
Mayme Fisher
Tie
Harvard
North Alabama Traction to Issue $75,000 Bonds in Decatur
Decatur firm North Alabama Traction Company, operator of electric street cars, has authorized issuing 75000 dollars in bonds to retire unpaid coupons and capitalize stock to 75000 dollars.
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Decatur
Ala
North Alabama Traction Company
Decaturs
New York Senator's Daughters Debut in Washington
Senator James O Gorman and Mrs O Gorman hosted a debut tea for daughters Anna and Agnes at 2221 R Street NW Washington. Attendees included Miss Hitchoek Pittman and Mrs Howard Hume with elite society present. Anna wore a crystal embroidered frock and Agnes a satin gown with fridisant bouquets.
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Anc
James. O'Gorman
York
Anna
Agnes O'Gorman
R. Street
N. W
Hitchoek
Pittman
Howard Hume
Hile Steen
Charmeuse
Walsh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna O'Gorman
Agnes
Decatur Men Acquitted in Nixon Murder Case
Walter Lee and John Casey, two young Decatur men, were acquitted on charges of complicity in the murder of James Nixon, the white boy found dead near the Southern Railway track five miles east of Sheffield. The magistrate ruled the evidence insufficient to convict or bind over to the grand jury.
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Tuscumbis
Walter Lee
John Cacey
Decatur
James Nixon
Southern
Sheffield
John Gherred
Shortage of Pins Likely From War
Atlanta merchants warn of a pin shortage as European war disrupts imports. Stores say large stocks were gathered in summer but are now low and hard to replace, reviving the old riddle of where pins go as a typical family consumes a thousand pins in months.
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Atlanta
Europe
Notes From The Labor World Headlines
The article surveys labor issues across the United States. It cites the U S Supreme Court invalidating the Alabama peonage law, debates over literacy tests for immigrants, and multiple state labor decisions on compensation acts and rest periods. It notes union activities and wage changes in several industries, including plumbing, paper, textiles, and glassmaking, with figures and regional references.
Aboriginal relics found in Nevada cave shed new light on ancient Americans
A hermetically sealed Nevada cave yielded relics from a pre Aztec culture. Archaeologists led by J C Jones, with Jeannie Wier and R L Fulton, found a skull about 10 000 to 15 000 years old along with tools, robes, sandals, cotton garments, and a baby rattle. The finds suggest early inhabitants practiced weaving and irrigation near Humboldt Lake and Carson Rivers, predating white settlement.
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Nev
Nevada
University
Pittsdown
Kent
Europe
Persia
América
J. C
Humboldt
Carson
Sale of Fire Works Prohibited in Future
Atlanta residents expect an imminent move to abolish fire works sales after increasing fire incidents from Christmas and Fourth of July displays. Merchants fear losses but support ordinances to ban cracker sales, as many youths operate sidewalk stands grabbing up items on holidays. A roadside blaze began when a passerby dumped a cigarette into a firework pile, underscoring the risk.
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Atlanta
Paper making expert called to China by government
China has invited American expert Edward Qualey of Springfield Massachusetts to teach modern paper making. He would stay 18 months in the Grignt while the government mill starts producing real paper. Qualey notes the challenge of training Chinese workers in Massachusetts techniques.
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San Francisco
Cal
China
America
Edward Qualey
Springfield
Mass
Qualey
Massachusetts
First Refrigerated Fruit Cargo To New York Sped From San Francisco
The first refrigerated shipment of fruits and vegetables from San Francisco to New York via the Wanama canal departed today aboard the American-Hawaiian liner Ohioan. The experimental cargo is viewed as pivotal by fruit and vegetable producers.
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San. Francisco
New York
Wanama Canal
Prehistoric Remains Unearthed in Nevada Cave Findings On Giants and Birds
Excavations reveal prehistoric horse bones and large human skulls scattered across cave floors. Bird foot markings resemble those found deep underground in Nevada penitentiary quarries, suggesting ancient times before the valley became a lake. Researchers question origins of an early American Indian lineage.
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Nevada
Jones
Hia
Nevada Penitensuiary
Nevada Desert
Meads Historica
Kaiser Greets Frontline Troops Hearts Fleeting Visit
The Kaiser arrives in Flanders and visits a battered farmhouse amid shell fire. He honors Lt. Thielifen and places flowers on his grave after a staff briefing. He warns a dummy battery commander, then speaks to trenchesmen before departing to cheers.
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Flanders
Young Ajutant
Ehipty
Thielifen
Ourieutenant
PheATOR SUSTAINS LARGE FIRE AT DegaturS
Decatur reports a $50,000 loss by fire and flood to a wholesale and retail dry goods firm owned by W. W. Garnett. The adjacent Fashion store, run by W. J. Garnett, also suffered near ruin from water. The fire destroyed a long standing, prominent mercantile building in the area.
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Grocerias
W. W. Garnett
Garnett
Fashion
W. J. Garnett
Degaturs
Butler County Teachers Finally Receive Delayed November Pay
In Mroenville Alabama on December 26, teachers in Butler County who had not received November salaries were delayed by weather this week. State officials and the First National Bank of the city arranged loans so all teachers could be paid.
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Mroenville
Ala
Butler County
First National Bank
Innes and Wiper Seek Writ of Habeas Corpus
Victor Innes and his wife of Eugene Oregon ask for writs of habeas corpus in Austin Texas. They were taken from Bexar County under a governor’s requisition to Georgia authorities amid murder related charges and claim illegal restraint of liberty. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled on advising today as the case proceeds.
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Tex
Victor” RE. Innes
Eugene
Oregon
Hexar County
Court of Pimnnel Appeals
Innes
Klo
Nelme-Denns
Beatrice
Nelms
Bexar County
Georgia
Colquitt
Swiss Demobilization Moves In. 25,000 Men to Be Released
The Petit Parisien's Berne Correspondent reports a government order to demobilize with about 25,000 soldiers released from duty, signaling a major reduction in military staffing.
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Lee
Ihae AN
Isa
Petit Parisien
Berne
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