Bigamist Virginius Mayo finally goes to Sing Sing
Virgin ius Mayo a wealthy New Haven radiator manufacturer was arrested in 1919 for bigamy after a long detective trail linked to the 1915 death of his stenographer Lilian Cook. The case widened through marriages to Miss Wilhelmina Meyer and Miss Lois Waterbury and other claims, culminating in his 1919 conviction and 1927 incarceration.
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Million Dollar Cotton Plantation in Texas
Crockett Texas June 27 G L Murrowsehead a 17 000 acre plantation yields over 1 000 000 annual income with 12 000 acres in cotton It is described as the largest cotton plantation in the United States Modern facilities include tenant homes gins stores pumping plants and river levees built for flood protection The owner with his sons manages the operation against flood and weather risks in the Trinity River valley.
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Miss Stella Adamson to Attend Geneva International Students Conference
Miss Stella Mae Adamson of 2104 Vinestreet, Cincinnati, winner of a Geneva Federation fellowship, sails from New York on the Majestic to Geneva for lectures and discussions on international co operation. She plans further study and teaching after earning an education degree.
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Joint Independence Day Celebration Planned by Westwood and Cheviot
Westwood and Cheviot residents will hold a first ever combined Independence Day celebration on July 4. Activities start at 6 30 AM with a flag raising, flag placements, a children’s parade at 9 30 AM, bicycle and costume contests, athletic events, a 3 PM baseball game, and evening programs at the Westwood tennis grounds featuring a patriotic address by Edwin P. Morrow and fireworks.
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Madison Road Repaving Near City Official Says
Service Director Hornberger predicts near term city action to resurface Madison road from Woodburn Avenue east due to dangerous conditions. He met with Walter Draper of the Traction Company about sharing repair costs and awaits the company’s board response. Property owners along the street express willingness to pay their share, though no cost estimate or assessment plan exists yet.
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Girl Golfer to Marry Former Bohemian Prince
Miss Anita Lihme engages to Prince Edward John Lebkowicz son of the late Bohemian noble, announced by Mr and Mrs C Bai Lihme in New York. The couple will wed at Watch Hill Rhode Island with the prince recently returning from Europe after a clerical stint. Miss Lihme ranks as a Western and national golf competitor.
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Foot trouble relief at 1319 Main Street
Foot expert Kappner offers relief from foot trouble avoiding amputation through expert fitting at 1319 Main Street. Thousands have benefited from non surgical care this week.
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William Allen White Reflects on Thirty Years at Emporia Gazette
William Allen White, Emporia Gazette editor-owner and Kansas gubernatorial candidate, marks thirty years at the paper with an editorial recalling his start in 1896. He details funds used to purchase the paper, early ambitions, and the Gazette’s steady stance for the town, plus his hopes for the next thirty years.
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Norwood Savings Bank Opens With Reception
The enlarged Norwood Savings Bank on Main Avenue opposite Maple Avenue welcomed depositors and friends for a daytime to evening event. Souvenirs were given, Visconti's orchestra played, and the former Commercial Bank now shows $1,000,000 in deposits with $87,000 in surplus and undivided profits. Officers include Charles F. Nead president J W Atkins vice president R J ODirker cashier with directors Englehardt Brockhaus and Davies.
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Pickpockets Grab Purses From Two on City Streets
Two victims reported purse thefts by pickpockets in public areas yesterday. Edward Wolering of 5008 Tower Avenue St. Bernard said $40 and a small check were taken from his bill fold in a crowd at an amusement resort. Mrs. C. L. Williams of 3006 Springer Street reported a leather purse containing receipts, a check book, and about $3 in cash stolen from her.
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Child Struck by Car Injures Eight Year Old
Eight year old Eric Hodge of 1214 Freeman avenue was bruised yesterday after stepping into the path of a car driven by Harry Gerdes of 1070 Flint Street. Police said the accident was unavoidable and the boy was returned home after treatment.
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One Killed and Others Injured in Auto Wreck Near Superior
Francis Van Valkenberg 20 of St Paul was killed and Theodore Symmes 18 of Dayton O possibly fatally injured when a car carrying six others crashed last night near Superior Wisconsin. The group were delegates to the national convention of Alpha Omega High School fraternity.
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