Police Woman Reform Town In One Month
Ottawa Illinois June 14 Miss Viola Miller the town’s first policewoman and one of the nation’s few, has rigidly enforced a nine o’clock curfew using a badge a night stick and formal authority. Hired by Mayor Bradford and the city commission at the urging of the local Woman's Club the reform effort centers on discipline and order in civic life.
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Ottawa, Ill
Viola Miller
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Ottawt
United States
Edgar F. Bradford
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Kiss That Made St Louis Famous Exposed
Mrs. Theo dore J. Ferguson of Walton Avenue recounts her version of the kiss that sparked a church scandal involving Rev. Charles M. Rauch of Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Church. She expresses lingering hurt after the trustees exonerated him and says she and her husband had not spoken publicly before.
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ST. Louis
Theodore J. Ferguson
Walton Avenue
Charles M. Rauch
Cote Brilliante Presbyterian Church
Rauch
Mrs. Ferguson
Pastor Rauch
Actor-manager Lionel Lawrence’s wife seeks divorce
Ernestine Dy chert Lawrence, stage name Eleanor Bourne, filed for divorce from Lionel Lawrence. He recalled four to six prior marriages, disputing the claim of twelve wives, while recounting past unions including Miss Cummings in 1881 and Dorothy Drew in 1893.
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New York
Lionel Lawrence
Ernestine Dychert Lawrence
Eleanor Bourne
Lawrence
Miss Cummings
Frisco
Dorothy Drew
Miss Drew
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