Tunney defamation suit and Hot Springs proposal case noted
In a Greenwich based case, Smuthey and his wife formerly Polly der are linked to a breach of promise suit as John Fogarty sues former boxer Tunney for 1000000 alleging a marriage proposal in Hot Springs Arkansas on June 3 1925 influenced a divorce. A separate measure shows a $17158000 staged development plan in Morgantown and surrounding counties with projected 600000 horsepower capacity across nine years including Marlin Mills Rowlesburg and Elkins.
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Greenwich
Smuthey
Pollyder
John Fogarty
Fort
Fogarty
Tunney
Hot Springs
Ark
Monongalia
Preston
Tucker
Randolph
Pocahontas
Morgantown
Kingwood
Albright
Bruceton
Mills
Rowlesburg
St. George
Parsons, Hendricks, Thomas, Davis and Elkins
French Motto memo on submarines as coastal defense
The memorandum repeats French insistence that submarines remain central to coastal defense. Italy’s counter argument for naval parity with France is anticipated upon arrival in the capital. The report notes the Italian position as an early factor in the dispute, while a snide aside mentions varicose veins.
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Italy
France
New Yorker John Waterbury Found Dead Near Tracks
John C Waterbury a 49 year old New York manufacturer and social figure was found dead along Pennsylvania railroad tracks in the Hudson river tunnel. Investigators suggest self-inflicted death after noting the compartment door was locked from the inside as Waterbury had ridden the Lehigh Valley line from Wilkes-Barre on business earlier in the week.
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New York
John C.waterbury
New Yorker
Hudson River
Lehigh Valley Railroad
B. J. Pyne
Lehigh Valley
Wagerbury
Waterbury
Accidental Death Report Amid Window Bloodstains Details
A statement from the family declares the death accidental after bloodstains were found on a window sill. Dr. William Braunstein will officially report the death as probably accidental. The article lists involved figures including the informant, a congressman’s secretary, and a veteran pilot among others.
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Hower
William Braunstein
Hudson County
New Jersey
Secrecy Protested by Dry Group in Policy Drift
Washington reports an unexpected opposition among several senate dry leaders to the secrecy policy adopted by President Hoover s law enforcement commission. Both the White House and the commission offered no reply, fueling speculation that Congress may be guided without public utterance. Senator Harris of Georgia and Senator Glass of Virginia warned they might withhold funds as pressure mounted.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
White House
Commission
George W.wickersham
Congress
Harris
Georgia
Glass
Virginia
Crash of Fokker Plane Kills Congressman and Crew
Washington reports a mystery crash of a three motor Fokker airplane taking a member of Congress and four companions home for Christmas. An army investigating board questioned all at Holling Field but cannot explain why the plane faltered and plunged to the earth. A congressional committee planned to attend the funeral services for Representative Willis M. Kirby Kaynor, as it inspected a National Guard unit.
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Washington
War Department
Fokker
Congress
Army
Holling Field
Orvices
Wil Miam Kirby Kaynor
Jhb
Springfield
Masé
National Guard
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Rally Bartlet Shoe Company
Grafton
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Old
Superior Court
Money
Homer S.ainings
Itl Foster J
Ather
Oal - Zall
Glenn
Pharmacy West Ide
Court Pharmacy
Robins Building
Oxycore
Gordon
Gordon Regal
Gordon Princess
Gordon Splendide
Clare's Plumbing and Hardware Store
CLARK
Wilkenbarre
Strand Theatre
Kentucky
Richard
Kingdom
Fox Movietone News
Trisler Taxi Service
R Ociests
Seri Roch
Lord Rochester
Wm. Archdeacon
A Man's Shop
Andige
Wickersham
Harry A. Dinger
Stanley "B" Lowe
Arthur A. McGill
Republican National Committee
Charles
Vladimir) Kuzma
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Aanment
Arthur G. Yates
Taylor County
American Legion
Probe
Rive
the Garland Gift Shop
L. A. Grayson
Post Office
West Main St
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
W. Main Street
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