Five Divorces Granted by Judge Keeler
Five uncontested divorce petitions were heard before Judge Jah E. Keeler. Decrees granted include Beressa Curtis Sweezey, Harold Gweezey, Anna Mo Lounsbury Alvord, Francesco Cannevo, and Harry Bell Purdy. Custody of one child awarded to the petitioners in two cases.
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Peti
Jimise Jah E. Keeler
Keeler
Beressa Curtis Sweezey
Drom
Harold Gweezey
Brook Iyn
Curtis
Anna Mo Lounsbury Alvord
Norwalk
Elmore
de Serson
Francesco Cannevo
Rose Sannévo
Harry Bell Purdy
New Canaan
Edna M. Brewster Purdy
Mary Batas Kracer
Bridgeport
Charts Eraser
West Orange
N. J
Charies
Jury finds Purpera guilty of first degree murder in Cleveland
A jury of four women and eight men found Sam Purpera, age 41, guilty of first degree murder in the Billing of W C Sty in a December ho t el. Judge Bemon sentenced Purpera to be electrocuted on August 29, the same day Frank Motto, convicted of the same crime, was sentenced to be electrocuted by the Common Pleas Court with Florence J Allen presiding.
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Cleveland
Gary
Sam Purpera
W. C. Sty
Foreclosure Listing In Berke County Court Action
Stevin D Krause sues Anna Apetein in the common pleas court seeking foreclosure on a note originally for 1890 dollars made January 10 19 9 by Rebecca Nek to Charlotts FP The note has been assigned to the plaintiff and reduced to 800 dollars The premises have been conveyed to the defendant.
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Berke
Stevin D. Krause
Anna Apetein
Rebecca Nek
Charlotts FP
Krense
Norwalk Girl Seeks Annulment of Marriage
Dorothy Smith Coertwright of Norwalk petitions in Superior Court through her mother Edna Savage to annul her marriage to Russell Cartwright of Norwalk claiming she was only 12 years old and unaware of legal marriage age. Cartwright’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Russell Cartwright
Norwalk
Dorothy Smith Coertwright
Snorwalhi
Edna Savage
Alleres Cartwright
Jeter
Cartwright
Death of Justice Gould of D C Court
Washington May 2 Ashley Musgrave Gould associate justice of the District of Columbia Supreme Court died suddenly today after a brief illness Justice Gould presided over trials in the case of Jules W Arnstein and others charged with bringing stolen securities into the District for disposal
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Washington
Ashley Musgrave Gould
District of Columbia
Justice Gould
Jules W. Arnstein
District of Columbis
Memorial Trees Movement Endorsed by President Harding
President Harding endorses a national memorial tree program in a letter to Joseph M. Patterson. The plan urges adoption by state municipal and county administrations and forestry services to honor World War service men, promising rapid progress with coordinated effort.
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Tia National Bistways
Harding
Joseph M. Patterson
Narding
France
Weight of a Crowd Studies Crowded Load Pressures
Harvard experiments show crowds on bridges floors and platforms can exceed expected pressures. A box holding six men averaging 163 pounds produced about 181 pounds per square foot, while New York elevated rail crowds estimated at 44 pounds per square foot earlier.
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Harvard University
Wortsmen
MN York
Harvard
Love making in Kansas City parks declared sport
Kansas City police chief announces that love making in parks is recognized as a legitimate summer sport. The police department will focus on other duties while acknowledging the activity as part of city life, sparking debate about park conduct.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Park
Chesapeake & Ohio Dividend Action Deferred
New York Maya reported the Chesapeake and Ohio railway deferred action on its regular semi-annual dividend of 21 percent due now. Postponement cited unsettled conditions. action was taken yesterday by the Hocking Valley railroad, which controls the Chesapeake and Ohio.
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New York Maya
Chesaneake & Ohio Railway
Pany
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Orangeade Paste Adds Easy Drink at Low Cost
A vintage ad explains making orangeade by mixing orangeade paste with half a gallon of water. One teaspoonful per glass yields a tasty, inexpensive drink good for children. Paste sold at Bridgeport Public Market or grocers, or mailed by Emma E Curtis Melrose Mass for $1 with two can sizes.
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Bridge
Emma EE. Curtis
Melrose
Mass
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