Alimony Case Details Reveal Demands and Deceit
A wife testifies she was taxed $200 monthly by her husband for living together and faced demands for extra sums at year end. Judge Sabath warned of legal limits while the wife claimed $1,000, expenses, and lodging in luxury hotels were sought. She described lavish spending, court pressure, and a desire to keep savings amid marital disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Joseph Sabath
Judes
Norvell Jamisey
Drokerage
American Security Compuy
New Fork
Shea
Jax
Chiegge Department
Cole
Lou O
Tie
Rigz-Cirken Amt
Skal
Smdjing
Fear Talks Health Topics With Social Workers
Dr Fear addressed about fifty social workers at the Catharine Mission House on health methods and disease prevention. He outlined the department of health’s tools for controlling contagious ailments and urged social workers to educate the public and help children, noting the council plans further lectures in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Fear
Feventy-fee
Cathalearn
Ann
Sosial
Timp
Cammimmits
Department of Heal
Mowat
Heard Department
Algoriavan
Textile Workers Vote to Continue the Strike
Textile workers across regions vote to sustain the strike action amid stalled negotiations. Union leaders warn of potential escalation if demands for higher wages and better conditions remain unmet.
Ex-Senator Brown 15 Recovering From Fall
An article reports former Senator Brown 15 recovering after a fall. The piece notes his condition and surrounding context, with details about events leading to the incident and current status. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Appeal for Used Records for Hillside Home Music
An community appeal seeks donated used records for Hillside Home Music. The event invites locals to bring records to the Hillside home on Sunday afternoon for a fundraiser or collection drive to support local music activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Home Music
Filside
Axknie
Carter
Hesch
Tilifen
Mabry
Fadeart
Mendeek
Farm Hand Receives 4500 Lump Sum Compensation
The district settlement awarded 4500 to a farm hand identified as Laster Treynvluds of Pact Chester for injuries suffered while working near Greenwinhwy 1924. An August incident left him seriously harmed, leading to hospital care and possible leg amputation pending radium treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Westerday & Sutton
Buckingham
Magmolis
Tarn
of Creenwinhwy
Wad Foyer
New York Hospital
Tama
Ruse
Victoria Yacht Defective Says Senator In Suit
In Brooklyn a suit claims the yacht Victoria bought for 9000 last year from Sheen Laormais had timber and seaworthiness defects. A former captain testifies the vessel showed bow and stern wear under the prior owner and after the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dan
Stares
Polish Falcons to Hold Americanization Meeting
Polish Falcons announce an Americanization meeting promoted by The Tralee in cooperation with Path J. Cook YMCA secretary. The event aims to recruit registered volunteers for morning classes and features noted speakers from New York and Hyemonian relief. Local turnout expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsl
Tralee
Path J. Cook
Ameri- Vinigation
YMA
New Yorketty
Ius al Ehip
St Peesant
Dr Vryonis Appointed Eclectic Examiner
Dr Vryonis appointed as eclectic examiner by health officials amid changes at the Public Health Council. The five year term for Minst A Star Nin was approved, and Dr Vryonis, formerly a professor at the Centorgic Medical College, serves on the governing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vryonis
Dir
Speru
I. Vintais
Hig City
Vonnrenent Baler
Publis Health
Vrvenig
Sade
Sapa Buels
Melore de
Yrvanis Caime
Iis. de
Meicias
Cenorgic Medical College
Aimima
Cor- Leeneleerie Medionsussorie
Rahm Jitney Collision Leaves Victim Unconscious
A jumbled local report describes Rahm being struck by a jitney and rendered unconscious. Names such as Ossie Meier and William Slren appear amid garbled details about a bus operated by Matteski near Henry Street and Vinepioit, with unclear aftermath and surrounding spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahm
Ossie Meier
Mstchie Sougyenne
Frederick Rubin
Wiliam Slren
Matteski
Henry
Ais
Spirre
Boeried
Taft Returns Home From Bermuda Trip
The Tafts arrived back in New York after a month abroad in Bermuda. The president spoke about farm policy and health issues while noting no new major changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Taft
Bermuda
York
Dan
Berminda Linea
Bermindas
Pari
Tate
Milford Officials Hold Get Together Meeting
Milford officials convened a family gathering with 160 attendees at the oiiimi sipei hall. Marley J. Mheney led a formal program while department heads served guests at the event, detailing local services and community updates amid a civic emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milporg
Furst
Marley J. Mheney
Peer Sidrd
Kiniplaves
Lows Hall
Vayenbtean Doparments Sere Jrvesone
Lestad Bora
Unclear charge filed in New York warrant case
A report notes a warrant issued by Pardelloh authorities linking an individual named Robert Stperial Messeet to charges of aiding desertion. The case involves identification in a video press record and mentions a Miami or New York context with legal actions pending.
Trinity School Program Delights with Student Performances
Students at Trinity School present a varied program featuring several acts by children. The event showcases musical pieces and performances by local figures, with costumes and lively engagement throughout the program.
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Swift ’& Company
Postum Cereal Co.Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Cabb
Erie
Esietenicu
Irvetgoul
Lee
Sophie Ey Hatsanes
Oiler
Wayrearyaa
Tay
Maison Senden
Ironton
Victoria
Frelinghuysen
Harding
Branthe
Hiya Weil
Wai
Ality
Heiya
Tomas
Kentucky
Austria
Germany
Aterials
Iim
Rais
Literary Digest
Punk & Wagnalls Company
Mublisiens i Cie
Node
Jon Dearern
Helv
Monn
Win
Arian
1 Hee IR
Robert Stperial
Pardeloh
Trinity School
California
Sunkist
Alice Bradley
Adil Iyiler
Fant Groversal
Org
Roton. Sie
Los Angeles
Cali
Sun
Feist Weipes
Alice van
Bradley
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