Deserted Bridal Morning Sparks Multiple Divorces
In Superior court Josephine Husband McCade of this city seeks divorce from Frank McCade claiming desertion on January 24, 1913 after less than a day of marriage. Ethel Frawley also seeks divorce from Francis J. A. Frawley citing cruelty intemperance and infidelity. Custody of one child is requested. Additional suits include Esmeralda Meunier Girard against Francis X. Girard for two minor children. James H. Robinson accuses Gertrude Ethel Robinson of fidelity with unnamed parties since April 1915. Jaris W. Mathews sues Margaret Mitchell Mathews for intolerable cruelty. married August 10 1916.
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Josephine
McCade
Superrior
Frank McCade
New Haven
Meade Lalleses
Ethel Frawley
Francis JA. Frawley
Esmeralda Meunier Girard
Francis X. Girard
James H. Robinson
Gertruds
Ethel Robinson
Robinson
Yeaerday
Jaris W. Mathews
Margaret Mitchell Mathews
Irish Constabulary Man Shot in County Clare
Dublin report states two Irish Constabulary officers were attacked at Ennistymon by unidentified men who escaped. One patrolman was killed and no arrests were made. A separate item notes waiter Martin Kringes suffered a fall at a Seaside club, injuring his left hand requiring five stitches.
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Irish Constabulary
County
Clare
Fratrol
Ennistymon
Dublin
Martin Kringes
Women urged to adopt scientific cooking for national health
The Standard Telegram article by Mrs T. Q. Franks promotes cooking as a science to combat dietary faults. It warns of rising mortality after age 45, inflationary food costs, and urges methodical monthly grocery planning, wholesale buying, and balanced nutrition with guidance from government bulletins and detailed meal analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Q. Franks
America
United States
Profiteering Blamed for High Cost of Footwear
A Federal Trade Commission report blamed profits across the shoe industry for rising prices. It cites higher leather costs, control of hides by certain buyers, and widespread profits from manufacturers and retailers. The inquiry spans four years and aims to justify relief under existing laws while warning against distribution manipulation and price gouging by intermediaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice
Federal ‘Trade
Hase
Justihalle
Ertadrom
Toy
Judge Reserves Decision in Croker Case
Judge Job I. Caward announced a decision date of September in the Croker case involving Richard Croker once an overseer accused of striking a boy. Croker admitted firing in self defense after the boy allegedly assaulted him, and the court adjourned proceedings in the horse shed area amid tense testimony.
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Croker
Port Chiestmelt
Aug
Job I. Caward
Hiehard Croker
Patrick Stoy
Tim
Note of a Historical Police Report Fragment
Fragmentary account notes a person named Brida POVE Wibn and others in a Civilian division. It mentions Masud street and Chateqe Phferey, with unclear event timing and location. The text references arrival in Newwork on a Tuesday night and lists several garbled names and roles.
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Albart Losis
Masud Street
Amon
Brida
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Frawley
New York
Steamer
Naugatuck
Les. Union St
Nerv
England Steamship Lines
Peasola
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Hum
Fran Bizaith
WHITE
Promiteers
MS. Bacte
Thetta Quay Franks
Dorothy Green
Wort Films Star
Tion
Poe
Dian
Sjohn
Nou ME
Chavpreau Sheri
Cypahes Gie LY
Siery
Reynolds Tobacco No
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston- Salem
N. C
N. Buck
Our
State St
Mark C. Tredennick CO
Newfield
Barnum
Main ST
Mae
Putnam
Victor
RED Seal Records
Main Street
Wissner
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