Mayo Placed On Trial For Bigamy After Long Fight
Mayo was placed on trial by Justice Finch after a long appellate struggle. Assistant District Attorney Winter and District Attorney Banton pursued the case as a jury was selected and trial began in court. The indictment stems from a 1914 bigamy charge and involved sustained legal motions by Georges Gordon Sattle, Mayo’s attorney.
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Justica Finch
Mayo
Georges Gordon Sattle
Supremeourt
Bayre
Winter
Banton
Oki¢E
Justus Finch
Morvich Named Favorite for Kentucky Derby Run
Morvich, the famed wander horse, leads bettors for the 48th Kentucky Derby at Louisville on May 15. Owned by Benjamin Black, Morvich is described as the public property and top favorite amid a field with former champions and contenders like Omar Khayyam and Sir Barton.
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New York
Associated Press
Morvich
Mervieh
Louisville
Omar Khajan
Sir Bareton
Paul
Benjamin Black
Mr. Black
Tyee
Indictment Against Mayo Delayed in Court Adjourment
Indictment stemming from 1619 charges tied to Mayo's marriage while wed to Florence Weeks Mayo of Bevanton Pennsylvania and alleged pregnancies. The case references Mayo's earlier marital disputes and a public notice in 2915 involving his stenographer Lillian Cook.
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Mayo
Wilhelmina L. Meyer Mayo
Florence Weeks Mayo
Bevanton
Lillian Cook
Travelers' Aid at Railroad Station Described by Attentive Worker
Blanche M. Sturges, Travelers Aid representative, explains how volunteers assist travelers daily at the railway station. The article highlights vigilant watchfulness for vulnerable passengers, including missing babies and lost elders, and compares the role to city guardianship.
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Travelers Aid
R.R. Station
MRS. Blanche Travelers’ Aid
Sturges
Blanche M. Stunges
Stungey
Iikely
New_York
Bridge~ Park
Ald
Travelers’ Aid Bureau
Bicycle Rider Injured After Car Collision
William Johraun, 11 years old, from Park Avenue, sustained a fractured ankle when the bicycle collided with a car driven by Mrs. A. M. MacDonald of 42 Black Rock Avenue. The boy was treated at Emergency Hospital and then transferred to Genort Hospital.
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William Johraun
Park Avene
A. M. MacDonald
Black Rock Avenue
Johnson
Genort Hospital
Legion Talks on Bonus Bill With Senators
Washington reports say the American Legion and the Senate Finance Committee pursue a compromise on the bonus bill while denying House bill abandonment. Key points include timing shifts to January 1923, removal of application deadlines, cash outlays potential up to 100 dollars for those with limited debts, and expansion of loan options with bank or government credit. The Legion pushes for 40 percent extra value on land and home incentives and favors bank loans over full government financing to limit costs.
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David Tawrench
Telegram
Washington
American Legion
Senate Finance Commmision
House
Smoot
Legion
Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House Bil
Firth
Senate Finance Committees
Jaesion
Dftha Legion
Congress
O Sullivan's Safety Cushion Heels Featured in Ad
An advertisement touts O Sullivans Safety Cushion Heels as offering real protection for standing or walking. It argues customers pay the same price as ordinary heels while repairs cost more, because satisfied customers generate future business for the repairman.
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O'Sullivan
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