Charges by his wife denied by Pence
Washington June 18 LaFayette Fence former congressman from Colorado tonight issued a statement announcing he would contest a defamation suit and defend his honor amid renewed charges from his wife that he misused campaign funds in a disputed case involving his political career.
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Pence suit in New York denies misconduct claims
Mrs Catherine Soper Pence filed a suit for separation in New York denying misconduct charges by her husband. He strongly refuted the accusations and rejected references made by Mrs Pence to Mrs Lillian M Duke, the divorced wife of the tobacco magnate.
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Publisher W D Boyce remarries his first wife in Ottawa
Chicago dated June 15 reports W D Boyce the publisher divided from his second wife and wed his first wife Mary-3 Boyce again in Ottawa HL. The unusual divorce and remarriage sequence highlights a repeated union that contrasts with the intervening divorce from wife No 2.
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Couple's Honeymoon Planned in Alaska After Divorce
The article notes a divorce in 1908 involving Boyce, who later married Misa Virginia Ley of Oak Park, DL, and traveled to South America. It mentions a related divorce case where Mr Boyes No 2 obtained $10,000 alimony a year ago.
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Ansley Park Annex lots to be auctioned next Thursday
An Atlanta real estate prospect highlights Ansley Park Annex as a strong opportunity for investors. The piece cites past auction gains, notes high elevations overlooking Ansley Park, and urges following Russell Sage's Buy lots in outlying districts advice as Ansley Park Annex investment potential attracts local enthusiasm and claims wide regional awareness.
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July Deal And New Crop Conditions Influence Cotton Market
New Orleans, June 15. The July deal and new crop conditions will dominate the cotton market this week. Bears fear deliveries against July and a shift of supply from the water to the market could push prices higher while improving crop prospects support renewed short selling of new crop months.
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Weather to be hot during present week
Washington report predicts warm weather with clear skies for most of the coming week. Scattered thunder showers are expected along the northern border early, then showers along the east gulf and south Atlantic coast by midweek. No major storms are charted, though a minor disturbance may form over the western plateau and move northeast toward the Great Lakes by Thursday or Friday.
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Strumson Speaks in New York on Negro Education
Rev Rustin, head of Atlanta Normal and Industrial College, spoke at Abyssinian Church in New York. About a thousand listened as he urged support for industrial training for the Negro masses, detailing southern support and appealing for funds to build a girls dormitory and a trades school facility. A collection was taken by Dr Powell.
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Constitution Picture Key In Leon Frank Trial
A flashlight photo by The Constitution staff photographer, showing the penn cil factory basement spot where Many Panaganas body was found, will be used as prosecution evidence. Detective John Starnes sought the image to corroborate statements by James Conley the sweeper. Prosecutor Barnes said the state is ready for trial likely on the thirtieth, with defense blamed if postponed. Starnes, closely allied with the solicitor general during the murder probe, heads the detective unit with Pat Campbell, a figure in major cases.
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Lane Declares Policy On Water Rights For Power
Washington June 15 Secretary Lane of the interior department outlined five conditions governing government water rights for electric power uses He opposes using waters as a revenue source and aims for maximum public benefit through development of horsepower with variable charges and strong anti monopoly controls
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Quo Vadis at Grand Theatre This Week
Tickets go on sale today for Quo Vadis at the Grand Theatre this week. The production features a renowned cast and runs through the weekend with evening performances and a Sunday matinee.
Malta Lodge Meeting Notice Urges Full Attendance
Special communication of Malta Lodge UD Foond AM to be held at Magonic Temple corner Peachtres and Harris this Monday evening at 7 30 oclock in the E A degree. All members urged to attend with visiting and sojourning brethren invited by Walter R Bush WM and Harry L Adams Sec Pro Tem.
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Funeral Notices for Fowler and Campbell Families
Relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs M Roy Fowler and families are invited to attend the funeral of Mr Roy Fowler tomorrow morning leaving Union depot at 7 30 am via Georgia Railroad with services at Indian Creek church at 9 30 am led by Rev A Ward. Interment in church yard. Also funeral of Mr M D Campbell this afternoon at 3 from P J Broomfield chapel with burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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Millionaire Karl Hutter Ends Life in Bath Tub
New York 62 year old millionaire clubman Karl Hutter who built his fortune with a porcelain bottle stopper shot himself in his apartment. He dismissed his nurse, left a note stating enduring pain compelled the act, and was found in a tub of water. His hobby was rug collecting.
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Turkey and Bulgaria join World Mona Christian alliance
At the worlds conference in Edinburgh on June 15 Turkey and Bulgaria joined in the alliance of 84 countries. Delegates were welcomed on the platform amid wild enthusiasm. The conference, moved by Lord Kinnaird and seconded by Count Von Moltke and Court De Pourtales, declared in favor of international arbitration. Dr Paul DeGouttes was elected chairman of the worlds committee.
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Secretary Bryan Cancels Speeches This Week
Washington June 15 Secretary Bryan cancels speaking engagements at Charlestown and Lowell Massachusetts due to a busy week. He will not leave Washington before July 1. The State Department will consider the Japanese situation and appointments of American ambassadors and ministers amid protests against administrative features of the pending policy.
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