Sealed verdict in Rhinelander annulment case returned
In White Plains the jury in Leonard Kip Rhinelanders suit for annulment handed a sealed verdict to the court clerk at 11:30 p.m. It will be opened by Judge Morsehauser at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The jury was asked seven questions on whether Alice Beatrice Jones was colored and whether concealment or misrepresentation affected the marriage. The seventh question asks if cohabitation after full knowledge of colored blood would affect the outcome.
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White Plains
N.Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Morsehauser
White Plaine
Nee
Supreme Court
Morenauser
Rhinelander
Smaply
Snten
Leonard Kip Rathelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
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Furs
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Western drama mix yields a strike of Vick ore at Antlers
The Wild Butts shows Fred Thomson in a western action comedy at The Antlers yesterday. Thomson plays Dan Allen, a daring cattleman who uncovers the mystery behind The Wild Bull's Lair. Silver King the horse shines with spirited scenes.
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Vick
Lau
Fred Thomson
Lost World thrills Helena in Marlow theater screening
A dramatic screen adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World opens at the Marlow theater. English scientists and others explore a pristine South American plateau, uncover a brontosaurus, and return to London while a monster rampages in a climactic chase through the city. Last shows today include matinee and evening performances.
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Watterson R. Rotacker
Marlow Theater
Arthur Conan Doyle
Earl Hudson
Wilds
South America
London
Horse Lovers Amazing Deeq Continues From Page One
Private detective guards a plant faced a gunfire incident as a man crouched at the wall shot him. The attacker fled after a blast from a sawed-off shotgun wounded the detective and a dynamite-filled suitcase was found nearby. A horse lovers group shows violent reactions amid humane concerns over the plant’s practices. The suspect, 41, from Miles City, Montana, named Jitts, carried radical labor literature.
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Inu
Lete
Ths
State Humane Society
Miles City
Mont
Ife
Congress Prepares to Meet in New Session
Washington dispatches describe party leaders debating the political status of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin and the seating of Senator-designate Nye of North Dakota. House to elect officers, Senate split between old guard and reformers, and farm relief caucus plans surface as Congress readies for the Sixty-ninth session opening Monday.
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Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
Brockhart
Town
Frazier
Ladd
LaFollette
Brookhart
Washington
Polifica
Coolidge
Republican Party
Congress
France Faces Inflation and Tax Policy for Quick Resources
Premier urges strong support for government projects to lift France from current crisis. He advocates inflation as necessary for immediate funds while opposing it in principle, stressing national unity over party lines and confidence as key remedy amid damages and heavy expenditures. Syracuse fighter Jock Matone of St. Paul stops Billy Leonard in first round.
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France
Syracuse
Jock Matone
St. Paul
Billy Leonard
Coast of Folly With Swanson Is Well Acted Film
Gloria Swanson stars in The Coast of Folly at the Marlow for tomorrow and Monday. Nadine Gathway, a young wife of a wealthy NY Palm Beach milieu, deserts her husband for romance, then finds happiness at the story’s end as she reunites with her daughter amid peril.
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Miss Swanson
Nadine Gathway
Joyce Gathway
Phantom at Paris Opera Ball Halts Night of Revelry
Sudden intrusion by a masked figure in blazing red silences a Paris Opera Ball. Music dies, laughter falters, and the hall falls still as guests await explanation of the mysterious stoppage.
Republican reelectors named as close 26 race wheel horses
The article lists 26 Republicans up for re election described as party wheel horses. Notables include William M Butler chairman of the Republican National Committee and Charles Curtis of Kansas the Senate floor leader. Also named are James E Watson Reed Smoot George H Moses George Wharton Pepper Albert B Cummins and Hiram Bingham among others.
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William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Senate
Charles Curtis
Kansas
James E. Watson
Indiana
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Reed Smoot
Utah
Chance Committee
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Wesles’ L. Jones
Washington
Hiram Binghafo
Connecticut
Nye Appointment Sparks GOP Split In North Dakota
Fargo voters hear that the Republican state central committee debated Gerald P Nye for United States senator and urged the Washington Republican organization to classify him as a Republican or exclude him from party councils, signaling a rift over Nye’s tenure and loyalty.
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Fargo
N. D
Republican State’ Central Committee
Gerald P. Nye
United States
North Dakota
Washington
Gold Shipment Reaches Halifax From London Bank
One million dollars in gold from the London office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce arrived in Halifax aboard the Ascania. It marks the first gold shipment from England to Canada since the end of the war. In St Louis, the Missouri Valley Conference faculty representatives refused Nebraska fullback Ed Weir participation in a proposed charity football game at the old San Francisco field on December 26.
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Halifax
N. S
London
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Ascania
England
Canada
St. Louis
Missouri Valley Conference
Ed Weir
University of Nebraska
Hwing ‘Field
San Franciscd
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Helena
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Nebraska
Thomas Jefferson
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Swanson
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Fred W. Moore
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Folly
Elks
Marlow
Sint
Earl Carroll
Tll Eyre
Tropics
Patsy Ruth Miller
Rose Mazie
Pathe Review
Antlers
Slam Nye
King’s Toy Shop
Eagles
Evantutes
Worland
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Wyo
Cheyenne
Newspapre
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