Divorce Case Is Laid to Mother-in-Law
New York reports ongoing marital troubles of the Frank Jay Goulds with divorce expected. Speculation centers on Mrs Gould seeking freedom amid suspicions by Frank Gould, aided by tensions with her mother Mrs Helen Kelly and social pressures. Eugenia Kelly, 14, daughter of Mrs Kelly, is mentioned in context of high society.
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NY York
Gould
Frank Jay Goulds
Mrs. Gould
Frank Gould
Helen Gould
Wiseacres
Kelly
Eugenia
Eugene Kelly
New York
West Fifty-seventh Street
Grafting by Women in High Society Faces Graft Crackdown
A common scheme in New York sees well to do women obtain clothing and portraits without paying, promising to steer friends to the suppliers. Dressmakers, milliners, and photographers report losses as the practice grows, with wealthy patrons' influence hard to curb. Some plan mutual boycotts to halt the trend.
Unnecessary Noises to Be Suppressed in City Action
Commissioner Bing ham announces a general order directing police to curb all unnecessary noises to protect daytime sleep and public health. Officers will arrest for legal violations while targeting street hawkers shouts, horn blasts, motor exhaust, scissor grinders bells, barking dogs, and other nuisances, with dog owners reported to the board of health if unabated.
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Bingsham
Bingham
Board of Health
Palace of Crooks Planned by Authorities
An article imagines a $2,000,000 state prison on the Hudson opposite Sing Sing. A mile-long wall, a promenade, library, vaults, music, baths and telephones are cited as features designed to lure criminals, with Highland Lake nearby for recreation, aiming to make arrests easier and performance of crime more enticing.
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York
Sing Sing
Story
Hudson
Atlantic City
Highland Lake
Robber In Home Intrusion Jokes As He Robs Seattle Couple
Mrs. O. E. Olsen awoke to a masked intruder who demanded she and her husband throw up their hands. The burglar rifled clothing and belongings, took watches and coins, and used a powder on Miss Anna Moa to induce fainting. He spoke constantly and left after prying a lower window entry.
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Seattle
O. E. Olsen
West Fiftyninth Street
Mr. Olsen
Anna Moa
Fish May Die By Own Action Under Illinois Ruling
Bloomington Ill a fish may commit death by own action by jumping into boats tied to a river under a decision by Justice Mosley after Fish Warden L M Hasty of Tazewell county complained. Warden Hayes was accused of placing three boats near a pipe draining high water. The water boiled the river and fish leaped into the boats in hundreds. The justice said the law does not cover this. fish choosing to jump into traps is their fault. The case interests commercial fishermen and the fish commission plans to appeal.
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Bloomington
Ill
Justice Mosley
L. M. Hasty
Tazewell County
William Hayes
Hayes
The
Fish Commission
Pittsburgh Boy Recovers After Severe Tetanus Fight
Pittsburg Pennsylvania Harry Gilbert a 14 year old boy is at West Penn hospital with tetanus from a Fourth of July pistol explosion. Doctors feared 1 in 600 chance of recovery but have administered over 100 dollars of antitoxin and used cheek feeding to sustain him. He has begun to relax and can be fed from a nursing bottle.
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Pittsburg
Harry Gilbert
West Penn Hospital
Lovelorn Youth in Twin Lakes Shooting Attempt
Howard Thompson 18 of Canaan tried to kill himself after his mother Mrs Frank Thompson refused consent to his marriage to Minnie Caldwell 16. The pistol misfired, he fled by boat across Twin Lakes, and is missing with fears he ended his life. Mrs Thompson and boarders seized the weapon.
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Winsted
Conn
Frank Thompson
Twin Lakes
Minnie Caldwell
Canaan
Howard Thompson
The Condor and a looming war over South America
A review of a German fiction predicting a 1920 clash in which Brazil Argentina and Chile form a triple alliance to oppose the United States. The plot follows Uruguay’s revolt, American intervention, naval battles at Montevideo Valparaiso Rio de Janeiro and La Plata, and a European Japanese mediation ending with an abrupt cliffhanger. The German publisher calls the thriller timely as US aims to dominate Latin America.
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Berlin
America
Japan
Germany
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Andes
Mexico
South America
Uruguay
Washington
Montevideo
Legation
Buenos Ayres
Santiago
Yellow Press
Peru
United ’ States
Europe
McKinley
Valparaiso
Wilmington
Rio Janeiro
Leonard Wood
Atalaya
la Plata
Vienna
Philippines
Manila
Judge limits alimony to 200 a month in divorce case
Judge Schwan refused to raise Mrs. Orville L. Jones's alimony above 200 monthly, ruling that the amount covers only ordinary expenses. He ordered Jones to pay 450 of a $750 doctor bill, with 300 remaining to be paid by Mrs. Jones. The 200 monthly allowance was deemed temporary and may change with the final divorce decision.
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New York
Schwan
Orville L. Jones
Wills drawn and probated and probate practice noted
Wills drawn and probated with reports for administrators and guardians and their appointments secured. Probate practice described as a specialty. General law business conducted by Atlantic.
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Atlantic
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Paris
Stars and Stripes
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
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G. R. Miller
Gillespie Building
Musson
Atlanta
C. G. Clark
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House
Phone
T. B, Swan
DR. C. L, Campbell
Res
Ben A. Wood
C. W. Savery Abstracter
U. S. Mullins
Chas. D. Finley
D. O
Josephine Cook Finley
D. D
Finley & Finley
Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy and X-Ray Laboratory
Chestnut St
Atlantic, Iowa
Nels Brown
ChestNut
Butler
M. H. Butler
GC. J. Litterst
Walnut, Street
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