Divorce Suit Alleges Mental Cruelty in Surgeon Husbands Case
Los Angeles July 4. The divorce action of Marion Reynolds formerly Marion Hollenbeck a wealthy New York widow against J. Cecil B. Reynolds noted brain specialist moves toward trial in Superior Court. The couple separated after she claimed his genius hindered domestic life and she faced critical attitudes at home. The action reportedly rests on mental cruelty. Mrs Reynolds who has her own means will not seek alimony. Dr Reynolds, an alienist and surgeon, gained fame in England and Los Angeles for brain and spinal operations.
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Marion Reynolds
Marion Hollenbeck
Uewealthy
New York
J. Cecil B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Surplus of Beef Grants Short Term Reprieve to Cattle
Colorado cattle gain new life as surplus canned beef prompts canner cows to graze instead of slaughter. After 1919 high output and 1920–21 market decline, packers bought lower grades at $2.50 to $2.00 per 100 pounds, with some as low as $1.50. The trend secures three to six more months of grazing for these cows amid uncertain livestock futures.
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Denver
American Doughboy
France
War Department
Germany
Belgium Tightens Dry Laws With Heavy Wine Ban
Brussels July 4 Belgium moves toward stricter prohibition with a bill by Minister Vandervelde to ban sale of heavy wines like port and sherry in bars restaurants and safes. Beer and light wines remain legal. The policy mirrors the earlier hard liquor ban restricting whiskey cognac and other spirits to home use and targets public places while allowing resort exemptions for foreign visitors.
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Brussels
Belgium
Vandervelde
Ostend
Spa
Sailor jailed for toll dodging across ports
Kansas City July 4. H J Shepard a sailor was sentenced to jail as a "champion" toll dodger. He boasted of having a girl in every port and rang phones in San Francisco New Orleans New York and Baltimore. He later refused to pay toll charges though his World War service led the court to leniency and he drew a light fine.
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Kansas City
H. J. Shepard
Walther Rates Due for Quarter Ending July 1 1921
Rates for the quarter ending July 1 1921 are due at the company office No 820 Main Street. All bills must be paid on or before July 13 1921 during business hours on Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM. Franée, Brotherton secretary.
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Walther
Main Street
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