De Sagan Custody Suit Exposes Past Scandals At Paris
In Paris the Count Boni de Castellane accuses Anna Gould and Prince Helle de Sagan of scandalous past and ongoing affairs as he seeks custody of three children. Bonnet paints a portrait of deceit, abandonment, and “worldwide scandals,” urging the court to place children with their grandmother while proposing a substantial annual maintenance for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Bon? de Castellans
Anna Gould
New York
Prince Helle de Sagan
M. Honnet
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince Helle
Maconet
Marquise de Castellane
Madame Gould
de Sagans
Cee
Bonnet
Ameries
Prince de Sagan
England
Madam
France
Engini
Anet
Monas
de Sagan
George Gould
Woch
M Bonnet
Mariige
Anna Gowld
Peniecesa
le Sagan
Malakoff
Italy
Stroud
Vateau Marais
Grand Prize Race Heaviest Cars to Vie for International Title
Twenty heavy cars from France Germany Italy and America will race 402 miles tomorrow in Savannah Georgia. The event, under Automobile Club of America rules, aims to set a new American record and features top foreign drivers amid brisk betting on foreign entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Mos
Automobile Club of America
American Automotive Association
Europa
Europe
Lancia Redlancia Wins Narrowly in 196-mile Dash
Buzz of Bumblebee redlancia wins a hard fought 196 mile race at Savannah on November 25. The duel pits Lamcta against Belck with several minor incidents but no fatalities. Finishing order shows Lancia in first, Buick and Chalmers among others, amid sparse official times and car numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamcta
Belck
Savannah Baby Contest Opens With Abbott Autos Start
Savannah November 25 two starters missed due to absences Gregoire and Aristocrat left vacant. American cars dominated the field as a red Italian four-cylinder won the first international lightweight race in the United States. Driver William M. Hilliard of Boston in a Lancia set a speed record on part of the course later used by Grand Prix racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Gregoire
Atart
Priver
Connors
Lancia Hilliard
Chalmers-Detroit
Beradol
Cameron Cameron
Isotta Poole
Buick Burman
Maxwel See
Maxwell Munwester
Buick Jeffers
Maxwell Kelsey
William M. Hilliard
Boston
Fielian
Am Page Five
Dorando Defeats Hayes In Marathon At Madison Square Garden
Dorando Pietri of Capri Italy won the renewal of the marathon at Madison Square Garden defeating Joan J Hayes of New York. The race covered about 26 miles and 385 yards with Pietri leading from near the end and Hayes briefly ahead in the closing miles. About ten thousand spectators witnessed a tense, good natured finish with Pietri finishing slightly ahead as Hayes faded late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
New York
Dorando Pietri
Capri
Italy
Joan J Hayes
Hayes
Shepherds Bush
Londes
Dorande
Haha
40,000 Visitors In Savannah For Grand Prize Race
Savannah Ga November 25. Gasoline engines and electric fans have turned Navan agh the City by the Bea into a metropolis of motor enthusiasts gathered for the Grand Prize race to be run on the finest course in the world. About 40,000 visitors are in the city with hundreds more expected. Atlantan arrivals swell crowds as trains and private cars fill hotel lobbies. The De Soto hotel serves as headquarters for automobilists with meals, parlors, and entertainment, as two steamers offer easy access for attendees. The scene resembles a bustling holiday hub with clubs, outfits, and a booming automobilist culture fueling expectations ahead of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest E. Balls
Savannay Ga
Navanagh
Bea
Kieh
Dimita
Savannah
Atlunia
Vanguard
Revenna
Cannon Lodge
Isle of Hope
Desoto Hotel
Piedmont
Bull Street
Whitewall Street
Atlanta
New York
Sayannen
Capital City
Piedmont Driving Club
Enta
Auantana
DeSete
Amnetica
Christ- Mas
Strikers Shot Down in New Jersey Riot at Keasbay Factory
A pitched battle in Perth Amboy between 700 strikers and 12 deputy sheriffs at the National Fire Framing Company in Keasbey provoked Governor Fort to dispatch four National Guard companies. Six strikers were shot, several wounded, as rioters armed with pipes forks and revolvers clashed with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
National Fire Froofing Company
Keasgey
J Franklin Fort
State National Guard
Trenton
Keasbey
Rariitan
Raritan River Clay Company
Berth Am~hey Bre Brick Company
Taft
Maddox Forces Plan Two Parades to End Campaign
Maddox supporters announce two parades next Tuesday with a daylight march through principal streets at 2 pm and a red fire parade by the Young Men Maddox Marching Club at 7:30 pm. General Gifford S. Anderson to marshal the day parade, with aides named by Chairman Orra in committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox Forces
Young Mens Maddox Marching Club
Gifford S. Anderson
Orra
Clu
Maddox
New York
Lyric Theater
Ple Ward Ralles
Sue
Alt 1A
Maddox Headquart Ters
Eadhday
Addr Gore
King Football Reigns Supreme On Many Caids Today
Southern conference action highlights Tech versus Clemson in Atlanta at France de Leon Park with a 230 o'clock start. Georgia faces Auburn in Montgomery, Alabama plays Tennessee in Birmingham, Vanderbilt meets Sewanee in Nashville, plus matches Virginia North Carolina in Richmond and Arkansas-Louisiana in Little Rock among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Tech
Clemson
Atlanta
France de Leon
Georgia
S. Auburn
Montgomery
Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Tashville
Mercer Va
Howard
Hoop
Virginia
North Carolina
Richmond
Washington and Lee Va
Georgetown
Washington
Virginia Polytechnic
Orth Carolina Agricultural and Medienicel
Norfolk
Arkansas
Louistins
Little Reek
End of Season Showdown Caps South Football Rivalries
King Footuail headlines a盛 finale as the season closes across the south. The year featured close, well attended games with strong crowds, especially Tech, despite competing attractions. Many players will bid farewell as the college careers end after today’s matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Footuail
Tech
Weather summary across states with fair conditions
The forecast shows generally fair conditions across Georgia Washington Virginia South Carolina Florida and neighboring regions with a mix of showers in northern and coastal areas. Temperatures trend cooler Friday inland with light to fresh winds and variable directions, while southern portions expect milder weather and changing wind patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Perteu
Washington
Caroline
de Vaiiavle
Carolina
Florida
Siabaia
Missiesinpi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
East Pox
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna
Count Boni
Count Bons
Dudne
Redweed
Annan Gould
Tered
Toda
Hemery
Nassrro
Stellan
Navarre
Navarra
Wagner
Cecca
Bumblebee
Redlancia
William WW
Hilliard
Lancia
Buick
Chalmers
Maxwell
Isotta
Dorando
Forest Cty
Mt Pats
Conrac
Raiway Lines
Temart At
New Jersey
Barly
Burke
Commuce
Campaich
Ralues
Woodward
Nate
Tert Carlisle
Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wabash Va
Ebraeka
Lincoln
Ohio State
Kenyon
Columbae
Newspap
Qapuye