Comedian Chaplin Replies to Wife in Divorce Suit
Charlie Chaplin filed a 100 page cross complaint denying his wife Lita Grey Chaplin’s claims. He accuses her of long associating with several men, heavy drinking, neglecting children, and seeks divorce and custody, while asserting community property and his own earnings figures and film rights.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Charles Spencer, Jr
Sidney Earle
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Honolulu
Hawaii
I'yor
Charies
Rural Cole County schools enroll 153 pupils
OCR fragments list students by school and teacher names across multiple rural districts including Rock Creek, Harmony, Osage Bend, Valley Home and many others. The long roster ends with a personal section on Charlie Chaplin's divorce case describing separation events and alleged public exposure.
Mandell Not To Be Prosected In Death Of Boxer
Kansas officials ruled the death of Stephen Adam Chicago boxer from a broken neck during a bout with Sammy Mandel an unavoidable ring accident. County attorney said no criminal action. coroners and Kan sas Boxing Commission officials supported the finding. Mandel and manager Eddie Kane planned to leave for Rockford Illinois but would return if the case reopened.
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Associated Presse
Kansas City
Kans
Stephens Adam
Chicago
Sammy Mandel
Arthur J. Mellett
Kansas Boxing Commission
L. D. Mabie
Mandell
Pelice Court
Eddie Kane
Rockford, Ills
Wife of Mexican president dies in Los Angeles
Senora Natalie Calles wife of President Calles of Mexico died in a Los Angeles hospital at 3 20 p m from a heart attack five days after major surgery She arrived two weeks earlier after attending her daughter Serita Ernestina Calles marriage in Nogales Arizona and had been recovering until the sudden heart attack.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Senora
Natalie Calles
President Calles
Mexico
Lenora Calles
Serita Ernestina
Thomas Arnold
Alejandro Wallace
California Intheral Hospital
Joplin Firebug Seeks To Burn Paint House On Main Street
JOPLIN Mo June 2 A firebug blamed for a string of recent arson attempts hits the heart of downtown aiming to burn a major wall paper and paint firm on Main Street. Officials say a successful blaze would have likely devastated much of the business district. The attacks follow yesterday’s fires causing about 50000 in losses and include a lumber yard and mill elevator set ablaze for about 40000 and 50000 respectively.
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Associated Press
Joplin, Mo
Joplin
Wall Paper and Paint
Main Street
Fowler
Washington Prepares 10 Honor Flyer Welcome for Lindbergh
Washington gears up for a historic welcome for Charles A Lindbergh after his New York to Paris solo flight. Navy ships escort the Memphis to Virginia Capes with a sea air parade and a banner reception on the Capitol grounds. President Coolidge planned to bestow the first distinguished flying cross as Lindbergh visits the White House neighborhood for a brief celebration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Republic
Memphis
Navy Yard
Europe
New York
Paris
Army
Navy
Virginia Capes
Los Angeles
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
District of Columbia
Lindbergh
Pennsylvania Ave
Capitol Grounds
Washington Monument
President Coolidge
America
George Washington
Lidbergh
Coolidge
White House
Dupont Circle
Evangeline Lindbergh
Actress Irene Goodall Dies After Poison Attempt
Hollywood mourns Irene Goodall also known as Mary Lygo of the Follies who died at age 25 in Hollywood after drinking poison and failing to regain consciousness. She had previously sued Gordon Thorne in a $100,000 breach of promise suit settled for a fraction and had been linked to the Ziegfeld Follies. Her mother Mrs. Mary Goodall resides in Akron Ohio.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Irene Goodall
Mary Lygo
The
Follies
Gordon Thorne
Chicago
Mary Goodall
Akron
Ohio
Atchafalaya Flood Threatens Southern Louisiana Communities
The Atchafalaya river flood pressed the last man made barriers as its crest weakened and moved into central Louisiana. Officials warned the flood sway could persist along the Louisiana lowlands while the crest advances toward the Mississippi River, prompting efforts to shield towns near Morgan City and along a 12 mile stretch west of New Orleans from inundation.
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New Orleans
Atchafalaya River
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Morgan C
Farmers Trek Back From Flooded Louisiana Farmlands
In a June report from Baton Rouge farmers along the Mississippi floodplain begin replanting as floodwaters recede. Despite severe damage, tenacious crews move landward to rebuild homes and fields while Gov. Parker notes reconstruction challenges and federal aid potential.
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Faton Rouge
Couisiana
Louisiana
Tee
John M. Parker
Advertising Leaders Gather for Denver Convention
The International Advertising Association plans its twenty third annual meeting in Denver June 26 to 29 hosted by the Denver Advertising Club. Leaders from railroads motion picture aviation radio and agriculture plus government figures will address the sessions. Delegates from Britain France Germany Australia Canada Mexico and the Hawaiian Islands are expected.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
International Advertising Association
Denver Advertising Club
Mississippi River
San Francisco
Houston
Texas
E. D. Gibbs
Dayton
H. Hays
Col. Fr. Henderson
National Transport Company
Aviatiors
Merlin Hi. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
America
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Farm Journels
S. L. Rothafel
Roxy
New York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Canada
Mexico
Vilma Banky to Wed Rod La Rocque on June 26
Beverly Hills confirms the June 26 wedding of silent film star Vilma Banky and Rod La Rocque at the Church of the Good Shepherd. The couple announced their engagement weeks earlier and now plan a public ceremony.
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Vilma Banky
Associated Press
Beverly Hills
Cal
Rod la Rocque
Church of the Good Shepherd
Screen Players
Lindbergh Heads To France After Kenley Stopover
Lindbergh prepares to fly to Paris aboard a carefully tested British plane from Kenley. British air officials order only the designated aircraft for his trip and bar other pilots from carrying him as they safeguard the American hero. Lindbergh seeks rest before the continental hop as officers gather for autographs and air tales.
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Lindbergh
Gosport
St. Louis
Kenley
America
H. M. Brook
Kenley Station
Paris
Associated Press
Lindy
Program for national aviation conference honors Lindbergh
The first national conference on commercial aviation in St. Joseph Missouri for June 6 and 7 will be dedicated to Captain Charles A. Lindbergh. Carl H. Wolfley of the National Aeronautic Association announced the dedication and the program cover will feature a Lindbergh portrait with the inscription Dedicated To This Distinguished American.
Barnett urges plan to beautify Capitol grounds
Missouri highway department engineer Robert C. Barnett calls for immediate planning to enlarge and beautify the Capitol grounds and surroundings. He urges purchase of land between the Capitol and the governor’s mansion to create a parkway and prevent commercial development from diminishing the statehouse’s view and appeal.
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Robert C. Barnett
State Highway Department
Missouri Capitol
Capitol
Governor's Mansion
Statehouse
Barnett
Gtste
First Flood Conference Convenes To Seek Federal Action
About 900 men and women from 27 Mississippi Valley states formed the inaugural flood control conference in Chicago to craft recommendations for Congress after three days of study. Speakers included Dwight Davis and Major General Jadwin, with Mayors Thompson O’Keefe and Miller named as officers. The group vowed to keep politics out and push for a plan to curb floods on the Father of Waters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Coolidge
Dwight Davis
Davis
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Father of Waters
William Hale Thompson
Arthur T. O'Keefe
New Orleans
Victor J. Miller
St. Louis
Rowlett Paine
Memphis
Indiana
Resolutions Committee
Pat Harrison
United States
Mississippi
Bennett C. Clark
Champ Clark
House
W. B. Greeley
U. S. Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Martin B. Madden
Congress
Illinois
House Appropriations Committee
Frank R. Reid
Iinois
Thompson
Cohen Returns From St Louis Markets
A Cohen proprietor of the Reliable Store returns from St Louis markets with purchases for the popular shop. The public is invited to visit the Reliable to take advantage of remarkable values now offered.
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A. Cohen
Reliable
St. Louis
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