Stillman Divorce Case Ended With Adultery Finding
Albany June 2 James A Stillman lost his bid for a divorce after the Court of Appeals upheld a finding of adultery with Flo Leeds. The ruling denies legitimacy tests for Guy Stillman and preserves the $10 million trust implications while Stillman remains legally married to Anne Urquhart Stillman.
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New York World News Service
Albany
N. Y
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Guy
James A. Stillman
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Guy Stillman
Stillman
Judge Andrews
Flo Leeds
Fred Beauvais
Pocantico Hills
John F. Brennan
Isaac N
John S. Mack
Carmel
National City Bank
Tornadoes Kill Four and Injure Many Across Nebraska Iowa
Severe weather tears through Northeastern Nebraska and Western Iowa with two small tornadoes and an electrical storm. Four are killed including Mrs Scheer and Rev Henry Benetke. Lloyd Hansen dies from lightning in Orchard. Glenwood Iowa and Madison Nebraska hit hard with injuries and property damage. In Michigan a tornado near Ionia injures and possibly kills a woman. farm buildings damaged and livestock killed.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Glenwood
Madison
Scheer
Lott Ware
Henry Benetke
Michigan
Ionia
Mich
Here
James Stewart
Beverley Bayne Wins Divorce from Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne Bushman, film actress known as Beverley Bayne, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from actor Francis X. Bushman in Los Angeles on grounds of desertion. The couple married in New York on July 29, 1918 and separated in February 1924.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Beverley Bayne Bushman
Beverley Bayne
Francis X. Bushman
Bushmans
New York
Raleigh Police Captain Indicted for Liquor Suspect Killing
Jesse Wyatt captain of the Raleigh police plain clothes squad was indicted for murder in the shooting of a mobile suspected of carrying liquor after it failed to halt. Stephen S Holt of Smithfield was killed. no liquor was found when the car was stopped. Prosecutor W F Evans said he would not seek first degree murder and recommended release on 10000 bond.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
N.g
Jesse Wyatt
Raleigh Police
Stephen S. Holt
Smithfield
N. C
W. F. Evans
Wyatt
Rents Her Room Before 10 A.M
Mrs Frank Kay of 809 Lincoln av Walnut Hills placed a seven day room for rent ad in The Commercial Tribune. The ad secured a tenant before 10 am on the first insertion and the remaining ads were cancelled. Classified ads promise fast results by reaching prospects early.
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Frank Kay
Lincoln Av
Walnut Hills
Kay
Commercial Tribune
Tribune
Germany Says Security Pact Not Worth Writing Without Safeguards
Berlin commentary on the Franco British plan to protect western borders notes the pact would allow France to move through German territory in any allied war. Officials warn Germany will demand eastern frontier revisions and oppose Polish corridor concessions as talks progress.
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Italian Flies to Australia in Hydro Airplane
Commander de Pinedo, who departed Rome on April 21 for a hydro airplane flight to Australia and Japan, arrived at Carnarvon Western Australia on June 2. He plans to proceed to Melbourne and Sydney before continuing to Japan.
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Associated Press
Carnarvon
Western Australia
de Pinedo
Rome
Japan
Melbourne
Sydney
Eight Inch Snow Paralyzes Rock Springs as Heat Sizzles East
Wyoming reported eight inches of snow in Rock Springs while heat waves gripped the North Central States. Philadelphia hit 97 degrees breaking records and causing several prostrations. New York saw three heat deaths and five more cases in two days, Northern New Jersey added two deaths. Rochester endured its hottest day with two fatalities and a drowning occurred as a boy sought relief from the heat.
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Wyoming
New York
Rock Springs
Wyo
Middle West
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Rochester
North Central States Drenched by Widespread Rain
General rains drenched the North Central states from the Rockies to the Great Lakes, reviving crops and ending a heat wave. Local towns reported freak weather effects while the Weather Bureau forecast more rain and likely local thunder storms for tomorrow.
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North Central States
Chicago
Rockies
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Ohio Faces Heat Wave With Thunderstorm Hope Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau predicts thundershowers in Ohio tomorrow as the only relief from a two day heat wave. One death and one prostration were reported, Mrs. Alice Wise of Dayton dying while ironing at 67. Temperatures hit 91 in Columbus, matching yesterday, with possible light showers tonight and cooler weather anticipated after the rain.
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Ohio
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Alice Wise
Dayton
Rain Forecast Provides Only Slight Relief In Heat Wave
Forecaster says showers today will only briefly lower temperatures though humidity remains high. Heat victims include William Johnson 49 of 222 East Front Street who collapsed at Erie and Michigan Avenues Hyde Park and was taken to General Hospital for observation. Fireman Frank McClintock 56 and Matthew Jackson 32 discharged after earlier illness.
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Mariemont
East Front Street
Erie
Michigan Avenues
Hyde Park
General Hospital
Frank McClintock
Court and
Elm Streets
Matthew Jackson
Cutter Street
W. C. Devereaux
Exiles in Constantinople Starving Under Turkish Guard
Arthur Train reports 240 white Russians and others stranded in Constantinople under a Turkish police guard. They suffer starvation after travels from Varna and Bulgaria, facing rejections by Turkey and the Soviets, with one woman dead and a baby born during the ordeal. Local aid is exhausted. repatriation is the only option.
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Arthur Train
New York World News Service
Constantinople
Whste
France
Bulgaria
Russia
Stamboliski
Turkey
Bosphorus
N. Y
World News Service
Wos Y. World Press Pub, Co
Naghville man arrested in wife murder case
A man from Naghville was arrested in connection with the murder of his wife. The incident reportedly involves a love triangle and another woman, with investigators focusing on domestic relations as the motive.
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Naghville Mar
Aer
Reds demand drive foreigners from Shanghai amid crisis
The article reports turmoil in Shanghai with communist factions urging Chinese citizens to expel foreigners. It notes blame on Soviet agents and references broader regional tensions, including alleged plots and the involvement of various groups in the city’s unstable situation.
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Shanghai
French Troop Plot Aims to Turn Moroccan Front
French authorities report a espionage driven propaganda network linked to Communist agitators in Radat and Casablanca working to incite Moroccan troops to revolt. Arrests include a Marseilles woman with anti French tracts as authorities plan a sweep of suspect quarters and tightening controls near the Rif front.
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Paris
Morocco
Abd-el-Krim
Protelter
Marseilles
Riff Front
Radat
Marshal Lyautey
Casablanca
Moroc
Secret Service
Gough files 250000 suit against California millionaire
William K. Gough of Cincinnati sues Samuel A. Guiberson Jr. for malicious prosecution after a jury acquitted Gough of forcing Guiberson at gunpoint to cash a $10,000 check at Guaranty Trust. Guiberson’s lawyers welcome the action and plan to defend the claims as true.
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New York
William K. Gough
Cincinnati
Samuel A. Guiberson, Jr
California
Fifth Avenue
Guaranty Trust Company
Guiberson
Gough
Hotel Biltmore
Montana
Shanghai in turmoil as agitators urge general uprising
Chinese and Russian influenced protests rage through Shanghai with calls to drive out foreigners. Officials fear the worst yet, 30,000 workers strike and key factories close, machine guns deployed, Americans wounded, and a river of fear grips the foreign settlement.
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Associated Press
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Peking
Anking
Riverside
Nanking Road
Thibet Road
Thomas G.mcmartin
New World
Thibet'road
Szechern Road
Soochow Creek
Szechuen Road
Seasongoods Injured in Paris Car Collision
Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Seasongood of Cincinnati are confined to their Paris hotel after an automobile crash in the Bois de Boulogne. Their car hit a taxicab, both suffered cuts from shattered glass, and Mr Seasongood sustained a facial artery severed above the eye. The couple have been abroad for six months on a world tour.
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Ernest Schelling
Near East
Balkans
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France
World News Service
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Philip L. Seasongood
Cincinnati
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Bois de Boulogne
Seasongood
Linton
Mr. Seasongood
Albert Seasongood
Washington Avenue
Avondale
Murray Seasongood
The
Commercial Tribune
Nashville murder linked to love tangle and missing husband
Police probe a love tangle in Nashville Tenn in the Ada Davis murder case. William Davis is charged with the crime as relatives and investigators scrutinize events around the Cumberland River where the body was found and Mrs Ada Shelton questioned.
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Tenn
Cincinnati
William Davis
Sweeney and Cleary
Adam Davis
West Eighth Street
Davis
The
Commercial Tribune
Cumberland River
Ada Shelton
Shelton
Maggie Lever
Tenth Street
Ond Davis
Tors
Chicago
Dispatch
Mrs. Shelton
Ada Davis
Here
Davidson County Grand Jury
Cumberland
Atlantic City Seniors Rewrite History In Exam
Atlantic City New Jersey June 2. Members of the Atlantic City High School senior class offered humorous misidentifications in a current events test. Charles G Dawes was called the Gloomy Dean Tammy Hall was a girls school and De Pachmann a ward leader and racer. Harold Grange was a farm out West. The 1924 Pulitzer play was named Artists and Models or The Covered Wagon.
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New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Young
Sehere
Herrin
Leopold Auer
Leopold Loeb
Harold
Red) Grange
Woman Hews Back at Small Over Tax Action
Chicago June 2 Mrs E W Bemis County Commissioner and author of a Cook County Board resolution replies to Governor Len Smalls statement calling the action a joke She says the governor should read the constitution and notes the move would withhold over 4 million dollars in state taxes if the treasurer follows through The board argues the Legislature wrongfully refused reapportionment making it illegally constituted and barred from funds
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Associated Press
Chicago
E. W. Bemis
Cook’ County
Len Small
Governor Len Small dismisses Cook County tax revolt as joke
Springfield June 2 Governor Len Small called the Cook County Board of Commissioners action to withhold state taxes a huge joke. He said Illinois will retain Cook County and Cook County remains part of Illinois while he is governor. The revolt, he added, is unserious and late in payment.
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Springfield
Jill
Len Small
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Illinois
Cooke County
Cook County
Board of Commissioners
International call to land 2000 armed men in Shanghai
Consular representatives from the United States Great Britain Japan Italy and France request immediate naval vessels to land 2000 armed men in Shanghai. The force would guard utilities like water and light and deter anti strike activity while protecting workers. Current ships include American destroyers a river gun boat a French cruiser and destroyer a British river gunboat three Japanese river gunboats and an Italian cruiser.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
France
State Department
Cunningham
Water and Light
Shanghai
Chinese Government Protests Violence Against Students
The Chinese Foreign Office in Peking protests foreign powers over the Shanghai crackdown on student demonstrations. It asserts the students are unarmed patriots from good families and urges immediate release of detainees and steps to prevent future incidents.
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Associated Press
Peking
Chinesse
Shanghai
Cérruti
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