Kissing Another Man's Wife No Divorce Evidence
Justice John W Ford of New York's state supreme court ruled that testimony about a wife’s high spirits and cocktail parties is not sufficient to prove infidelity in the divorce suit of Thomas H Symington. Ford noted customs have changed and that kissing is not evidence of divorce grounds. Co respondent Aralbot W Chambers faced adultery charges. perjury claims against Symington were announced.
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Wine of Youth at Strand Theatre
A light comedy drama based on Mary the Third arrives at the Strand. Eleanor Boardman stars as Mary the modern flapper, with Ben Lyon William Collier Jr William Haines and others in a Metro release of King Vidor's adaptation.
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England's Blind Men Aid London War Defense
London details how blind volunteers were recruited to bolster defenses during the war. The article notes sound locator devices and other anti aircraft innovations shown to Londoners, with Commander Rawinson leading early air defense efforts and adapting to scarce resources.
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London
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Mrs Symington Admits Infidelity to Husband
The article notes that Mrs Symington confessed to being unfaithful to her husband, revealing strain in their marriage and prompting scrutiny of personal relationships.
New Invention Trims Rails of Molten Steel
A Canadian innovator has developed a rail shaver that trims splinters from steel rails as they move from furnaces to rolls. Installed in a Chicago Meel products mill, the machine uses knives set near the slitting rolls to remove projections, speeding up production and reducing manual labor.
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Meel Products Group
Lumber Men to Aid War on Industrial Waste
Washington reports that using short-length lumber nine feet or less could save enough material to build 300000 eight-room houses annually. Arthur T. Upson of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association says the move aids forest conservation, equating to a year’s holiday for 20000 mills and preserving 35 billion feet of timber on 380000 acres.
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Washington
Arthur T. Upson
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Herbert Hoover
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Students to Contest in Judging at Exposition
Indianapolis June 24 A scholarship valued at 400 will be among prizes at the National Dairy Exposition held in October. Offered by the Holstein-Friesian Association and the American Jersey Cattle Club the award goes to the top individual in judging Holsteins and Jerseys. Twenty awards total include team judging prizes and individual top marks across all classes.
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Indianapolis
Holstein-Friesian Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
Creston Church News Prayer Meeting Tonight
Christian Church invites all members to a 7:45 prayer meeting led by Rev. H. H. Twyford on the topic Temptation. Everyone welcome. all members expected.
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H. H. Twyford
Davenport Police Hold J L Evans Arrest Attempt
Davenport Iowa police report holding J L Evans, 22, after an arrest attempt in a June 5 incident. Details remain sparse as officers investigate motive and connections to nearby disturbances.
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Davenport
J. L. Evans
Impostor Narco Agent Held Over Check Fraud Scheme
A man scattered bad checks citywide posing as a federal narcotics agent. Authorities believe enough evidence exists to detain him for impersonating an officer. He recently resided here and is accused of attempting to deceive the United States Comptroller of the Currency with false book entries in September 1922.
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United States Comptroller
McConnell
Federal warrant issued for bank president in South Dakota case
A federal warrant was issued for Willis T. McConnell former president of the First National Bank of Wellington Springs South Dakota. He faces an indictment for an alleged act connected to his bank leadership.
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Washing machine cover crushes toddler in Waverly death
The two year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles White of nearby farmers in Waverly died at Mercy hospital from injuries after a washing machine cover fell on her a few hours earlier.
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