Divorce Case Is Laid to Mother-in-Law
New York reports reveal fracturing Gould family amid divorce talks centered on Mrs. Gould's unhappiness and attention seeking. Her mother in law Helen Kelly and daughter Eugenia key figures. potential counter suit by Frank Gould discussed. social circle cites mother-in-law interference as widening rift.
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New York
Gould
Frank Jay Goulds
Mrs. Gould
Frank Gould
Helen Gould
Wiseacres
Eugene Kelly
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mrs. Kelly
Grafting by Women in High Society Portends Industry Reform
A New York City report describes graft by wealthy women who obtain free dresses and portraits by promising to steer friends to shops. Dept. stores and photographers face fallout as merchants consider ending the practice to avoid offending affluent patrons. The scheme relies on social clout. some participants trade favors while others pay nothing, risking eliminations of trade as more dealers refuse.
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New York
Unnecessary Noises to Be Suppressed by Police Chief Orders
Police Commissioner Bing ham issues a general order to stop all unnecessary noises. The directive targets street hawkers shouting, whistles, horn blasts, unmuffled exhausts, barking dogs, and other nuisances. Police must act on violations, with arrests for legal breaches and health officials to handle barking dog cases.
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Bing
Kham
Bingham
Board of Health
Palace of Crooks Planned by Authorities
New York plans a state prison described as a palace of crime with hotel like comforts. A $2,000,000 structure on the Hudson opposite Sing Sing will be surrounded by a mile long wall and include a large library vaults and amenities like music baths and telephones. Officials say the site near Highland Lake offers fishing boating and prestige for the criminal class.
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York
Sing Sing
Story
Hudson
Atlantic City
Highland Lake
Masked burglar robs Seattle couple in daylight intrusion
Mrs O E Olsen and her husband in West Fifty ninth street home wake to a masked man who points a revolver, rifles their clothing, and steals watches and change. The thief, about five foot nine, wears a soiled mask and talks constantly. He also drugs a live-in guest with a cocaine-like powder, leaving the room at dawn after prying a lower floor window. Police were alerted after the break in.
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Seattle
O. E. Olsen
West Fiftyninth Street
Mr. Olsen
Anna Moa
Fish May Die By Own Action In Iowa River Trap
Bloomington Illinois A fish warden's warrant against William Hayes claims he lured fish into three boats set near a river pipe that boiled water. Justice Mosley ruled fish leaping into traps is not a violation of the closed season, a decision hailed by commercial fishermen and to be appealed by the state fish commission.
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Bloomington
Ilc
Mosley
L. M. Hasty
Tazewell County
William Hayes
Hayes
Fish Commission
$100 Worth of Drug Saves Pittsburgh Boy
Pittsburg doctors race to save 14 year old Harry Gilbert after tetanus set in from a Fourth of July pistol explosion. Antitoxin totaling over $100 was injected and nourishment fed through a cheek incision, slowly restoring movement and feeding ability. Doctors report signs of recovery and confidence.
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Pittsburg
Harry Gilbert
West Penn Hospital
Lovelorn Youth Forced By Family Opposes Marriage
Howard Thompson aged 18 of Winsted attempted suicide by firing twice when his mother Mrs. Frank Thompson refused consent to his marriage to Minnie Caldwell aged 16 of Canaan. Bullets missed, he fled across Twin Lakes by boat. he has not been seen, feared to have completed the threat as the girl’s mother has removed her from Canaan.
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Frank Thompson
Twin Lakes
Minnie Caldwell
Canaan
Howard Thompson
The Condor Book Sparks War Hysteria Across America
A newly published German novel titled The Condor envisions a 1920 conflict pitting the United States against a triple alliance of Brazil Argentina and Chile. The tale ends with U S defeat then European and Japanese mediation and a looming global crisis, warning of U S imperial aims toward South America.
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Berlin
America
Japan
Germany
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Andes
Mexico
South America
Uruguay
Washington
Montevideo
Roogey
Legation
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Yellow Press
Peru
Europe
McKinley
Valparaiso
Wilmington
Rio Janeiro
Leonard Wood
Atalaya
la Plata
Vienna
Philippines
Manila
Judge restricts alimony to $200 a month in Jones divorce case
In New York Judge Schwan refused to raise Mrs. Orville L. Jones's alimony beyond $200 monthly, stating the amount covers ordinary expenses only. He ordered the husband to cover $450 of a $750 doctor bill, with $300 paid by Mrs. Jones, and noted the $200 rate is temporary pending the divorce decision. The husband is a Hollenden hotel resident and Jones's income is said to be substantial.
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New York
Schwan
Orville L. Jones
Jones
Wills drawn and probated in Atlantica
Probate practice noted with reports for administrators and guardians and secured appointments. General law business transacted in Atlantica.
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Atlantica
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