Divorce Granted to Dorothy Cheseldine in Local Court
Dorothy Canfield Cheseldine formerly of Los Angeles was granted a divorce from Raymond M. Cheseldine a lieutenant colonel in the national guard stationed at Washington. The suit cited gross neglect and was uncontested. Cheseldine is related by marriage to actress spouse of Antonio Alorengy. Also reported a fatal railroad crash in Indianapolis where Dennet P. McGuire iron worker died when a freight train struck his parked car.
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Notable long sentence in Butler report at Columbia University
A New York report notes that an annual Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler document contained a single sentence of 1745 words. It included 126 commas and 32 semicolons and spanned six pages before ending.
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