Divorce for Miriam Noel Wright Ends Wright Marriage
Miriam Noel Wright, wife of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, wins a court divorce in Madison. Judge A Hoppman grants the uncontested judgment, with about 25000 to 26000 in cash provisions reported. Wright plans to wed dancer Olga Milenoff after a year. prior marriages and elopements are noted.
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Wis
Associated Press
Miriam Neel ‘Wright
Frank Lingdight
A. Hoppman
Wrights
Wright
Olga Milanoff
Miriam Noel Wright
Marc Wright
San Francisco
Paris
Bermuda
Catherine Lee
Mra Bramish Borthwick Cheney
Architect Wright's Tragic Past Ties to Wisconsin Estate
Details center on architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the Spring Green Wisconsin estate. The 1914 murder of Mrs Chaney and two children by a black cook ended a lavish bungalow era. Wright's divorces and marriages intertwined with Miriam Noel Olga Milanoff and a second wife, amid estrangement and a federal probe in Minnesota that was dropped.
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Spring Green
Wis
Chaney
Miriam Noel
Wright
Olga Milanoff
Miss Milanoff
Minnesota
Boxer's Brother Sentenced to Jail
John Hussey age 24 of 242 Madison avenue was jailed for eight days after City Court revoked his June 1 suspension for drunkenness and assault. He was arrested after allegedly striking Robert Suckley at 65 Sterling Street during an attempt to enter Suckley’s home and later tried to flee, pulling a shoe from a porch fence during the pursuit. Hussey, whose brother is a known boxer, denied striking Suckley.
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John Hussey
Madison Avenue
Feirfield County
Albert Merritt
Hussey
Suckley
Robert Suckley
Sterling Street
Charles Suckley
Aiev
Bud
Three Autoists Without Licenses Are Fined
Judge Merritt presided in City court over three youths cited for driving without operator licenses. Bernard Olderman, 18, 2429 North Avenue, admitted two years of unlicensed driving and paid 25 dollars plus costs. Abe Lederer Jr., 1826 Noble Avenue, received a noil upon paying 10 dollars and costs. All must pay the license fee before their cases proceed.
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Albert J. Merritt
Merritt
Bernard Olderman
North Avenue
Abe Lederer, Jr
Noble Avenue
35 Letters Menaced Fuller During Probe
Boston mass August 26 within the past six weeks during the consideration of the Sacco Vanzetti case Governor Alvan T Mullers office received no less than 36 letters of a threatening nature all were turned over to postal authorities it was learned that one was from Rudolph Gate Washington society but Jer who is held in that city
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Boston
Mass
Sacco-Vanzetti
Alvan T. Muller
Rudolph Gate
Washington Society
Jer
Boy Skated Into Car Path. Driver Tells Coroner
coroner heard two witnesses inquest into the death of Augustino DeMoie twelve, who was struck on Boston avenue Wednesday afternoon. Driver Joseph Crowther claimed he sounded his horn, swerved right, but the boy veered into the car. Crowther testified there were blood spots and skid marks, with no direct witness to the moment of impact. Coroner Phelan indicated criminal negligence finding to be made before city court next week.
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Sys
Augustino DeMoie
Boston Avenue
Joseph Chester Crowther
Mount Airy Avenue
Philadelphia
John J. Phelan
John J. Brennan
D. F. Courtney
Atretford
Tony Perrello
Frances
Tony
Tony Ferrchio
Crowther
Springfield
Easton Avenue
France to display advance copy stamp for American Legion visit
An advance postage stamp copy from France honoring the American Legion gathering will be shown in Howland Dry Goods windows this afternoon. Procured through the French ministries and the American Retailers Association, it features themes like George Washington and Lafayette, the Statue of Liberty, and Lindbergh. A public sale is planned to begin around September 15.
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France
American Legion
Howland Dry Goods Company
Ministré Des Postes and Telegraphes
Assciation
George Washington
General Lafayatte
Paris
Lindbergh
Picketed Sacco Sympathizers Fined in Boston Court
In Boston on August 26 three Sacco-Vanzetti sympathizers were fined ten dollars each in Municipal Court for picketing in front of the State house. They appealed and were held on one hundred dollar bail. Names include Powers Hapgood of Pittsburgh John Dos Passos of New York and George Kliaskos of Washington. Patton Hibben of Indianapolis was discharged after it was shown he had been arrested without warning to stop.
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Boston
Accoctated Press
Sacco-Vanzetti
State House
Powers Hapgood
Pittsburgh
John Dos Pansoz
New York
George Kliaskoa
Washington
Patton Hibben
Indianapolis
Civil War Veterans to Hold Reunion in Norwalk
August 26 Norwalk reports that survivors of the Seventeenth and Twenty-eighth Connecticut Volunteer Regiments will reunite at Ratiton Point Park. The units will roll call, tally survivors, elect officers, and host a moon luncheon tomorrow.
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Norwalk
Twenty
Connecticut Volunteer Regiment
Raton Point Park
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