Husband Drank, Wife Sues in Divorce Court
New York City man Patrick Maxwell formerly owner of the Long Island Brick company faced a divorce action in Superior Court before Judge Nickelson. Ellen Hayward Maxwell, of Greenwich, was granted a divorce on habitual intemperance. A butler testified Maxwell's drinking forced servants to prop him upright and keep guests away. The couple married three years ago and lived apart for a year. Maxwell's brick company reportedly declined due to his drinking.
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Monpatrick Maxwell
New York City
Ong Island Brick Corporation
Yes
Insonard J. Nickelson
Superior
Ellen Hayward Maxwell
Greenwich
Maxwell
Maurice Wilsen
Servantia
Agner
Kira
Vrick Company
John Adam Hugo Wins Hispham Memorial Medal
Prof John Adam Hugo chosen by the American Opera Society of Chicago as winner of the David Hispham Memorial Medal for the American opera The Temple Dancer. Opera first presented March 12 1916 at the Metropolitan Opera House with Florence Easton in the title role. Medal presentation scheduled for this month.
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Metropolitan Opera House
John Adam Hugo
American Opera Society of Chicago
David Hispham
Hugo
New York
Florence Easton
Tinge
Chicago
Flanduli
Automobile salesman awarded 15 for finger injuries
George Sun an automobile salesman for J. J. Carpenter fractured two fingers in an automobile accident on September 3. He received a weekly allowance of 15 for 31 and two thirds weeks and medical bills were ordered paid. The respondent HoT Buellnghan was the compensation commissioner. A carfare bill from Stiff was denied.
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George Sun
Automovile Tre
Hot Buellnghan
Stiff
J. J. Carpenter
Knights Templar to Hold Ritual at Lehmann Funeral
Otto Lehmann well known resort proprietor died yesterday. Funeral services set for Monday at 2:36 PM from his home 215 Seaview Ave. Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar to conduct the ritual. Burial at Mountain Grove Cemetery. Survived by one daughter Mrs Margaret Kish and four grandchildren. Lehmann built the shore house on Seaview Ave 34 years ago and ran it with his son in law.
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Otto Lehmann
Seaview Ave
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Lehmann
Margaret Kish
Stephen P. Kish
Germany
Manapasoit
Springfield
Mass
America
Shore House
Seaview Avenue
Bridgeport
Canadian Black Watch Regiment
Te Embalang
Ge. Garabald
Onl
Mr. Lahmann
Bridgeport Lodge
No. 86
B. PO. B
Pyramid Temple A A. Q. N.M
British Embassy Plans New $500000 Building in Washington
A contractor announced a contract for a new British embassy building in Washington, with the old structure selling for 500000 and the new building costing the same. A site on Massachusetts Avenue was chosen, with the 1873 building previously on Permmecticnt Avenue. War conditions led to several smaller embassy buildings.
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Washington
Tls
Massachusetta Avenue
House and Senate Clash Over Helium Control
In Washington the House favored placing helium production and conservation under the Navy department while the Senate Military Committee recommended putting helium under the Army department. The dispute centers on which branch should manage the non inflammable gas used to inflate aircraft.
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HOUSE
Senate
Washington
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Senate Military Committee
Inferto Department
Prosecutor Progress Reported in Ohio State Strychnine Death Probe
Columbus reports outline steps in the investigation of the Clio State University strychnine deaths. Prosecutor John J. Chester says further questioning of pharmacy students may reveal an unusual personality behind the alleged plot to kill fellow students. Joseph Moss admitted filling a prescription that poisoned Harold Gumg. Nelson Rosenberg admitted buying strychnine but claimed no evil purpose.
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Volumbus
Ohio
Clio
Uni Pally
John J. Chester
Ctaize
College of Pharmacy
Fugt
Joseph L. Moss
Columbus
Pharmacy College
Chester
Harold F. Gumg
Moss
Nelson Rosenberg
Ohio State University
Child Labor Law Defeated Through Popular Resentment
Washington Senator Bruce of Maryland denounced federal meddling in state affairs and described the child labor amendment effort as driven by popular resentment and bribery. He likened federal aid for roads to a saloon pretzel system and warned of growing federal intrusion and expenditure.
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Wassington
Bruce
Demorat
Maryland
Senate
No Italian settlement advised on war debt
Secretary Melon told Chairman Borah that the treasury has received no proposals for settling the Italian war debt. The statement comes from Washington on February 1.
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Washington
Melon
Man Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treasury
Lottery Winner Sought as Syracuse Police Plan Clean Sweep
Syracuse police seek John Dodd a Syracuse patternmaker and alleged $14000 Albany lottery winner for information in a campaign against lottery heads. Police say no pools can operate in Syracuse and all poolrooms and ticket sites are under surveillance as they pursue arrests.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John Dodd
Albany
Catlin
Wandering Boy To Be Returned To New York
Julius Grifel an 18 year old from New York was found wandering the streets here and will be sent back home today. He said he left two weeks ago to earn money to buy an overcoat after his father refused him.
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Julius Grifel
6Th Street
New York
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