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MODIFY DECREE INKAUFMANN’S DIVORCE CASEMother Granted PermU-sioh to Take Daughter to Des Moines.' Mrs. Zoe B. Kuufmann, divorced wife of Charles Beecher Kauf-maun, ■who is ^tinder a threc-ycarsuspension from Uie right to practice law in Iowa, won her fight for permission to t?*ke their ftvc-ycar-ohl daughter. Portia M. Raufmuon, out of tile jurisdiction of the court at the conclusion of a hearing'held late Thursday before Judge W. W. Scott in district court.- Under the terms of the modified decree, signed by the court and approved by Kanfmann, Mrs. Kauf-inaan will be permitted to take the child to Des Moines where she contemplates establishing her home. Kaufmann wlil bo permitted to visit the child at all reasonable limes and is to have the companionship of the little girl during the last week in June and the months of July and August, starling In June. 1925. '•The modified decree which represents concessions made by both parties', orders him to contribute’ the sum of $Uf a week toward the support of the child as long as Hie child is with the in other and in the state of Iowa.The couple was divorced on Aug. 1 last, the 'court granting Mrs. Knufzuann the decree and llie custody ot the child subject to the right of the father to visit the little girl and to have her with him six weeks in the summer vacation.* William Chamberlin represented Mrs. Kaufmann and U. A, Screecli-Jield represented Kaufmann.Four divorces were granted by the court during the day to the following:Kdna Waddinglon obtained a decree from William Waddlngton and custody of 'their minor child. Fhyllfs. She accused WaddJrigtcm of extreme cruelty. .F. A. Hanleywns the attorney.Bessie Robinson was granted a. divorce from Jchn Francis Rbbln-sod on the ground of cruel ancf inhuman treatment. The court gave her permission to resume her former name of Bessie Ward. Harold Metcalf was the attorney.-Naoraa Winu, who accused her husband, Haro:d Winn, of cruelty, was granted a divorce and the custody of their minor child, Harold, •lr. o. a. Hanley was the attorney.Hugo F. Felske. who Informed the court that his wife. Myrtle M-Felske, was far front being a pacifist, was granted a divorce On the ground of cruelty. William Chamberlin was his attorney.
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Davenport Democrat and Leader
Davenport, Iowa, US
Fri, Jun 06, 1924
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