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The sensational divorce case in New York features Mrs. Blanche A Heye seeking 78000 a year alimony from George G Heye of Battles and Co The court heard that Heye inherited 1500000 and earns about 200000 annually while his wife alleged indulgent spending by him Myrtle Vincent a former actress is named as a co respondent De decision was reserved by Justice Aspinall in Brooklyn after argument and before a referee.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Cincinnati
Blanche A. William Heye
George
Heye
Battles & Co
Broadway
Myrtle H. Vincent
George G. Heye
Gustav Heye
Standard Oil
Tidge Isaacs, Oeland
Dykman, Oeland
Mrs. Heye
Mildred Agnes
Lawrence William
Huerta Faces Major Defeat as Matamoros Falls
Rebel forces led by General Lucio Blanco tightened control of Matamoros as Federal troops under Colonel Eschasereta made a last stand from the cathedral and theater roofs. Casualties mounted on both sides with reports of a dying Federal commander and a U S cavalryman wounded near the Rio Grande. The Brownsville Consulate and staff endured heavy fire, with 112 Federal troops surrendering to U S authorities.
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Brownsville
Tex
Lucio Blanco
Tana
Matamoros
Mexico
Rigid inquiry into Ohio fire insurance rates launched
A legislative committee investigates extortionate fire insurance charges across Ohio. Troy testimony claims $250000 yearly payments to insurers with under $4000 returned as losses, led by Troy Business Men’s Association representative Elmer E. Thompson. Officials from the Ohio Insurance Bureau defend rates and bureau operations.
Talking Maltese Cat Polly Teaches Hello Over Telephone
June 3 special from Hamilton describes Miss Polly the Maltese cat who answers the phone. Polly climbs to the desk, grabs the receiver, and greets callers with chirps and gurgles, much to Miss Schwarzlose and Miss Day's amusement.
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Hamilton, O
Cial
Polly
Miss Schwarzlose
Miss Polly
Mrs Whitney Honored in Paris Sculpture Exhibit
Paris June 3 Mrs Harry Payne Whitney formerly Gertrude Van derbilt was among twenty two exhibitors in a sculpture show who received honorable mention by the Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts In February 1908 she won a prize at the Architectural League of New York exhibition Whitney collaborated with Hugh Ballin and Grosvenor Atterbury in a joint design contest for a prize offering for best design by an architect sculptor and mural painter their design won first award
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Whitney
Hugh Ballin
Grosvenor Atterbury
Manicure Sues Man Who Spied On Wife Behind Piano
Miss Olive Smyth, 17, sues William Guy Peck of Hiller & Company for 25000 alleging assault and coercive conduct after he pursued marriage to her while divorcing two wives. She claims Peck trapped her while behind a piano to obtain evidence for a decree.
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Edward H. Peck
Stamford, Conn
Olive Blanche Smyth
Miss Smyth
Supreme Court
Gerard
Peck
Dian
Cadillac
Stamford
Bacchanalian Feasts of the Bawdy House at Green County Courthouse
District Attorney Huff seeks Grand Jury probe into alleged nude cabarets wine parties and dances in the Green County Courthouse basement. He accuses county officials and prominent men of hosting revels likened to a brothel with women of easy morals. claims misuse of treasury funds and a commissioner entangled in scandal.
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Commercial Tribune
Waxnesburg
Green County
Huff
Inghram
Grand Jury
Green County Temple of Justice
Lisbon Scott
Tretired
T. J. Ross
Waynesburg
Jesse McNeely
Anjionge
Jack Sy Hers
Prisoners fish during memorial day outing in Columbus
A dozen penitentiary inmates working on a stretch of State road south of Columbus were allowed to lay down their tools and fish under guard John Mc Mahon. The guard pledged the men will work twice as hard tomorrow. Earlier Memorial Day, five inmates were banqueted at a Columbus hotel for their carpentry at the State Board of Administration offices.
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Columbus
John Mc
Mahon
Board of Administration
Chairman M Combs Rumored Ill in Paris Cloistered
Reports from Paris say William F McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee is suffering from cudicitis and may undergo treatment. He is confined at the home of friends as eminent physicians assess his condition.
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Paris
William F McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Elinent
Fe cCombs
Friends
Professors Deny Cruel Treatment Of Dumb Beasts
Philadelphia reports brand denial by University of Pennsylvania surgeons to charges by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Accusations mention a dog subjected to stomach fistula operation and later killed after muscle removal. detectives kept bones as evidence. Dr William M Sweet, among the accused, was served with an arrest warrant and will appear with attorney Ralph Baker.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
University Pennsylvania
Society For the Prevention of
Allen J. Smith
Medical School
Department of Physicology
Formeran Smith
William M. Sweet
Ralph Baker
Law School
Hitchcock Defends Postal Service Against Burleson Attack
Former Postmaster General Frank H. Hitchcock issues a response to Burleson’s charges alleging a novice staff and political bias. He defends Taft era efficiency noting new post offices, extended urban delivery, rural routes, and a self sustaining department. He cites savings and the postal savings bank and parcel post as Republican achievements.
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Silver City
Mowollon
Frank Hs Hitchcock
Burleson
Post Office Department
Hitchcock
Postal Service
Taft
Novitiates
M. M
House of Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Parcel Post
Fat People Called Out For End Seat Hogging In Cars
New York June 3 Special reports a public figure urging the Board of Aldermen to pass an ordinance against fat passengers occupying cross seats in streetcars The proposal would classify hogging end seats as a misdemeanor and require riders to move inward to allow seating for others The text labels the issue as a social grievance about self centered behavior.
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New York
Gaynor Tered
S&s
Paradoxical Prisoner Sentenced for Bigamy
Jonathan Webb, lacking a wife, was sentenced to 1 to 2 years in Sing Sing for bigamy after pleading guilty on May 26. He claimed he had none, noting his first wife obtained a divorce and his second wife annulled upon learning of prior marriage. Judge Swann imposed the term.
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Webb
Swann
Hatfield Vindicated as Glasscock Faces Censure in Coal Strike Report
A Socialist inquiry reports Governor Hatfield vindicated on many accusations tied to the Mountain State strike era while censuring ex governor Glasscock for martial law and alleged mine-owner violence. It notes Hatfield allowed martial law under miner protection, with editors jailed for two papers, a stance later deemed unjust.
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Cleveland
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