Clergyman Faces Court for Affair With a Waitress
In New Bedford a Methodist Episcopal minister appeared in superior court with his wife beside him to face three indictments. Miss Antoinette Fort testified about the affair at a New Bedford tea room. The minister’s bond was set at 2,000 on each count, total 7,500, secured by Hervert F Reynolds who owns property valued at 29,000. The minister was released after surety qualification and seeks a speedy trial.
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Noston
Hatron
Willie Hotes
Bedford Methodist Episcopal
Geal
Antoinette Fort
New Bedford Tea Room
Deemer
East Greenwich
Alt
Henry TE Woodward
New Bedford
Durge Fossick
Hervert Fo Reynolds
Air Holmes
Reynolds
Roodeo Island
Rec
Boston
Holmes
Providence
Kingston
Hecarus
Duke and Duchess Settle Divorce in France
In a satisfactory out of court settlement, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester end their divorce case. Duchess Helena Zimmermann of Cincinnati previously married, now declared pigeonholed after a Nice filing. The suit, begun 1835 in Nice, involved desertion and incompatibility. divorce funds had been a sticking point since 1814. Married 1900, they had been separated since 1925, with the duke’s lawyer noting the main obstacle was fixing alimony.
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Nich
France
Duke
Duchess of Manchester
Helena Zimmermann
Cincinnati
Nice
Duke of Manchester
Man Held When Body Is Found in Toronto
A man identified himself as Richard McCuleur was detained by police after an arrest at Wilson Avenue residence where the body of a woman, Mrs M Heine, was found. In her trunk were a bridal veil and wedding rings, indicating travel across Canada the United States and Central America.
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Toronto
Righard McCuleur Ferry-Fite
Beauty experts seek abolition of bobbed hair at New York convention
January 4 1920s New York coverage reports a proposed resolution by beauty experts to abolish bobbed hair. The text notes the push as part of the annual convention debates with supporters claiming bobbed styles are less attractive and less appropriate for modern femininity.
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New York
Dbeau
Clare
Itith Milrer
Newmill School
Coame
Ennyil
Stage director Walter Baldwin dies in Minnesota
Walter Baldwin, a pioneer stage director in Minnesota, died at age 7H. He developed many teen stars including William Farnum, Pustia Farnum, Bert Lytell, and Belle Bennett, shaping early American theatre.
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BT Paul. Minn
Walter Baldwin
William Fartun
Pustia Farnum
Bert Lytell
Belle Bennett
Radio Program Listings Across Stations and Times
A dense schedule lists multiple radio programs across stations including WEAF(WNEW), WABC, WQXR, and WJZ with details on violinists, sopranos, orchestras, and lectures. Entries cover 1 PM to midnight, mentioning concerts, weather reports, and market updates alongside guest performers and station lineups.
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Tinio Nignala
Ot Pal
Pru Xo
Euhatta Quartette
BN Watney
Miororco
Salara
Hugo Wendell
Cimcert
Alfred Newgerson
Studio
Wwe
the Ulvasey of
Indy
Joachim
Interpe
Newn
Orchestra Wtam
Cipytland
May Singh'sreen
Deter Dey Rose
Bani Jack Bowen
Mawe Orchestra
Thik
Org
Pamt
Ferguson Grants 26 Full Pardons in Texas Clemency
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announced twenty six full pardons as part of clemency actions totaling 3 065. The batch includes E B May of Houston who was jailed five to 99 years for wife murder, with the governor noting May’s work as a blacksmith and arguing the wife’s youth was an accident.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
E. B. May
Houston
Aid May
Two Held After Fatal Burglary Near Kingston
Plymouth Mass January 4 AP two men arraigned in connection with the December 31 Kingston burglary where William I Gay of Kingston was shot and killed by police. Judge Davis set Percy E B Trites in 15000 bond on breaking and entering and his cousin Fred Trites of Swell Mass held in 5000. They face a further hearing next week.
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Plymouth
Mass
Kingston & Ore
Wilam I Gay
Kingston
Davis
Percy Eb, Trites
Brighton
Boston
Fred Trites
S Well
Volga Boating Song Silenced by War and Famine in Russia
In Astrahan Soviet Union on January 4 AP reports the Song of the Volga Boatmen no longer echoes along the Volga. Ten years of war famine and revolution have emptied the river of romance with boats and fishing fading as villages turn to farming and other pursuits.
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Astrakhan
Soviet Russia
Volga
Great River
Stamford Woman Wins Paris Divorce
Stamford January 4 Special Mrs Solon Chester Kelley Jr won a divorce from her husband in Peels Wis Miss Tevet Richards Tweedle of Stamford was named plaintiff. The couple wed November 3 1918 at North Athrebote Massachusetts. Mrs Kelley Jr previously presided over the Stamford Junior League.
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Stamford
Solon Chester Kelley, Jr
Peels
Wis
Misa Tevet Richards Tweedle
Solon Jr. Kelly
Kelley, Jr
North Athrcbote
Maas
Frank T Miller Found Dead in Buffalo Home
Frank T Miller, 47, a commission merchant, was found dead hanging in the closet of his Buffalo home. Financial worries were cited as the cause for the act.
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Buffalo WM. Y
Frank T Miller
Coolidge Rebuked By Senator King For Press Lecture
Senator King of Utah assailed President Coolidge in the Senate for a lecture to the press about foreign policy. He said the president’s stance failed to define the nation’s policy and warned against muzzling or hindering press discussion of foreign affairs.
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Coolidge
Senator King
Washington
Senate Today
King
Utah
White House
Tobacco magnate James B Duke leaves vast estate to daughter Doris
The first accounting of James B Duke's estate filed in Somerville NJ shows initial holdings of 86.3 million with total, including accrued amounts, of 89.7 million. Expenditures since death in 1925 amount to 9.96 million, with legacies and trusts totaling 34.25 million leaving 63.46 million. Executors include Mrs. Nanaline H Duke and associates George H Alle and William R Perkins. Taxes and surrogate fees loom. estate valued mainly in stocks and bonds totaling 362.44 million, with 18.6 million in government and municipal bonds and 4.52 million cash and receivables. The 15-year-old Doris Duke inherits the bulk, while the Somerset county estate spans 20,000 acres with 35 miles of paved roads.
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Somnerville
N. J
James B. Duke
Duke
Nanaline H. Duke
George H. Alle
Wiliam R. Perkins
Moe
Somerset County
Doris Duke
Coast Guardsmen Sentenced for Graft and Rum Running
Coast Guardsmen Rowry Taylor and Marcus Haley were found guilty of graft rum-running and collusion with rum-runners off New England. A court martial at Charlestown Navy Yard ordered one year sentences, to be served at the Navy Prison in Portsmouth. Sentences were kept secret until the men arrived at the prison.
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Portsmouth
N. H
New England
Rowry
Taylor
Koatswain
Marcus Haley
Hoatswain
Charlestown Navy Yard
Rnding
Washington
Oil Companies at Tampico Work As Usual
In Tampico several oil firms report normal operations while the larger companies await the Mexican government’s next move. Some small outfits have filed applications to revalidate concessions under the land and oil law, but only in effect for a limited period.
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Mexeigo City
Tamasco
Held in Killing Man Given 2.45 Savings
Jun 4. AP Fred Edel, held at New Haven county jail in the John Mastriane Jr. killing, has exactly 2.45 in cash to his name. The money, sent from a Meriden police request, was found in a bank in his room at Hotel Satis. Shaving implements were also sent, while two suitcases of clothing remain at the hotel, which claims back rent is owed.
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WICC
Bridgeport
Fracam Po
George Lamacchia
Wisdew
York
Heath
Stork
Financis
Cotton Exchange
Conert Orchestre AO
Dark Vial
Boye de PU Xonth
von Dixon Line
Mare Hee
WEAF
Homu Drake
Jack Cohen
Rogreas
Weren
Rursell
Tareken
Bnitverntty
Xonia Tromne
Terence Witkanowski
Planet A Wem
Sarah
Tenax
Maroh Wettenhaupt
United Syoagecute of America
United States Army Bann
Troubadours
Ned Wnar
Opera Company
Powe Orchestra
WNYC
New York
Terman Newman
Plantet
Lt Welamiiler
Asean
LR. Woelsmitter
Hrrean Seaman
Hermen Newman
Morke
Heh
Mes
Juttan
Katte
Livingston Phillips
John Lynn Leonard
ANG Livingaton
Ant Platnera
Orchestral
Asin
Tarle Robert
BES
Orchester Henots Nance Orchestre
Larry Malt
Dlance Muate
Vida Hindt
Veta Hindt
Studia Stusic
Am- Alfred
PA -Carma Lidean
Finanetel
Mme Hart
Dsily Butlettas
Pam Leo Linder
Denna Itusacit
Enpiano
Marie Montaur
Joseph McManus
Chelnes
Pat Chekorn
Cirons
Horman Hennefeld Tis Tap Beautea
Owen Kittare
Radio Ramblers
Elviya Rone Gelaer
Planter
Mary Louke
Pac Hole Delafer
Plavare
Medlin
Armitaxe
West
Dave Tieeret
Michael
Wilton Hote
City Callexs
Favreen
Copenne
WABC
Arllington
Erte Fury
Progran
Aupramn
Charten Krewe
Randel Hargreaves
Arlington
WCAC
Storrs
Dept of Agriculture
Connecticut Furma
Mdrides
Fred Ede
New Haven
John Mastriane, Jr
Thia
Holtel Satis
Haseen
Meriden
Edel
Matis
Hey
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