Vacation Diary of A Girl Finds Love In New York
An intimate diary begins with a wedding plan in a rush hour tearoom encounter. The narrator, a hotel host and fiancée Roger, recounts meetings with his designer partner and casino-linked circle, a growing bond with Roger, prep for married life, Peter the brother, and rising career moves amid city life and busy conventions.
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Roger
Washington
Alee
Mit
Smart Society
Peter
Gail
Gold in Them That Mountings Ends as Divorce Case Unfolds
In Los Angeles a wife and husband sought divorce citing the end of their gold rush. Daisy Ann Gomez won her freedom after testifying she removed $40 worth of gold bridgework from her mouth and her husband sold it. Owen Huddleston claims his wife sold teeth gold worth $7.50 and gambled it away. his case awaits trial.
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Los Angeles
Daisy Ann Gomez
Owen C. Huddleston
One-Legged Thief Sought After Cork Leg Theft
Police search for a thief who stole a cork leg from J. F. Cordell manager of an artificial limb shop in Salt Lake City. Cordell notes the limb would only be useful to a one legged person and urges witnesses to come forward.
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Salt Lake City
J. F. Cordell
Resting man on courthouse bench stirs Johnson
Policeman Ray Johnson found a man sprawled on a Marshalltown courthouse bench early. The man, awakening, claimed he was resting while waiting for his son to finish necking so he could go home.
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Marshalltown
Ray Johnson
Johnson
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MR. Silver
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