Young Bride Elopes to New York in Secret Affair
Miss Helen Prettyman, 18, heiress from Kentucky, elopes with Frederick Arnold of Louisville. They marry by a justice across the river, she travels to New York as Mrs. Arnold, awaiting family reaction while nervously answering reporters in the Park Avenue hotel parlor.
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Cupid
Western Union
Bride
Louisville
Helen Claybourne
Park Avenue Hotel
New York City
Richard
Miss Claybourne
Richard Arnold
Helen Arnold
Helen Prettyman
Kentucky
Frederick Arnold
Louieville
Wilkes
Pretty
Washington
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Park Avenue
Mabel
Seville
Tam
Auto driver surrenders after fatal Brooklyn skate incident
Alexander Fuller, chauffeur for Metropolitan Street Railway official Charles E. Warren, turned himself in at the Butler Street station after his car struck 10 year old James Dillon while the boy roller skated near Pacific Street. Dillon died at Long Island College Hospital. Fuller, in tears, waited for police before giving details of the event. He was bailed out by his employer.
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New York
Amity Street
Brooklyn
Dolan
Alexander Fuller
Fulton Street
Charles E. Warren
St. Mark's Avenue
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Pacific Street
Smith and Hoyt Streets
James Dillon
Fuller
Long Island College Hospital
Henry and Amity Streets
Kiepper
Butler Street
Lieut
Wattergon
Building Collapse Kills Boy and Injures Six at Mardi Gras Scene
A wall at 8S Rampart and Canal streets collapsed during the Shriners Mardi Gras on Cana Street in New Orleans. A 14 year old boy, son of former baseball star Bug Holliday, died, an unidentified 12 year old visitor is feared dead, and six others including Mrs. T. S. Perritti and Joseph Perritti were seriously injured. Names of other injured include Ludwig Rodney of St. Joseph Missouri, C. Bennett of Cleveland Ohio, and Joseph Taburette.
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New Orleans
Cana Street
Rampart
Canal
Howard Holliday
T. S. Perritti
Joseph Perritti
Ludwig Rodney
St. Joseph
C. Bennett
Cleveland
O. Joseph Taburette
Coeducation Denounced by Harvard Professor in Boston
In a Harvard Medical School lecture, Prof. C. M. Green calls coeducation wicked and morally wrong. He cites women’s breakdowns from competition with men and argues the practice harms female students despite some achievements.
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Boston
Harvard Medical School
C. M. Green
State Brevities from Warford and Nearby
In Warford the Glenny Glass Co of Cincinnati wins a bankruptcy dispute over Upland Glass, netting creditors from $40 000 ware sale. In Washington 14 year old Lilian Campbell was repeatedly kicked after a fall near a colt, leaving her in serious condition. In Columbus Charles Chadrick, acting as his own attorney, was acquitted in Mayor Barnaby's intoxication case. In Crawfordsville county fairs dates for the Northwestern Interurban circuit are announced with Logansport August 8–13 and Crawfordsville September 5–30.
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Tudge McConnell
Logansport
Upland Glass Company
Glenny Glass Company
Cincinnati
Washington
Lilian Campbell
Columbus
Barnaby
Charles Chadrick
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Frankford
Lafayette
M C A Officers Meet Set for Martinsville Conference
The Twenty first annual conference of employed officers of the Young Men's Christian Association of Indiana will be held at Martinsville Friday and Saturday. Several association workers from Indianapolis will attend.
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The
Young Men's Christian Asociation of
Indiana
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Queen Jessie of Gypsy Band Aboard South Broadway
A 24 year old American woman known as Queen Jessie, wife of gypsy leader “King John” Mitchell, claims regal lineage and abandoned Baltimore society to lead a Romany grove near the River des Peres. She recounts a family history tied to Key and Habersham, ran away from Brown and finishing schools, met Hindoo, and started fortune telling with her husband ruling a roaming kingdom.
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King John" Mitchell
Jessie
Queen Jessie
Baltimore
United States Navy
Francis Scott Key
Star Bengied
Marie Lloyd Key
Roger B. Taney
Supreme Court of the
United States
Dred Scott
Alexander W. Habersham
Joseph Habersham
George Washington
Adams and
Jefferson
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
New York
A. W. Habershaw
Navy
Brown College
Europe
Hindoo
John’ Mitchell
Transfer Men Form New Organization In Indianapolis
Twenty five of the forty transfer companies in Indianapolis are forming the Indianapolis Transfer Association which incorporated yesterday and opened in the Shank Furniture and Storage office. It aims to improve service with no rate increases expected.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Transfer Association
Shank Furniture and Storage Company
Judge Plans Confession Probe In Howard Jeffries Case
A tense meeting at Judge Brewster's home aims to challenge Captain Clinton's handling of the Howard Jeffries confession. The judge expects a key witness, Alicia Jeffries, to reveal a letter and support a theory that Underwood died by suicide, potentially exonerating Jeffries and reshaping public view amid a brewing scandal.
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Howard Jeffries
Jeffries
Howard
Annie
Underwood
Dr. Bernstein
Capt
Clinton
Judge Brewster
Mr. Jeffries
Capt. Clinton
Maloney
Brewster
Hair and skin care remedies from Annie Laurie column
Quick guide to quinine hair tonic facial washes and tonics for skin, complexion, weight, and hair care. Recipes use quinzoin, spurmax, almozoin, kardene, canthrox, and delatone with common drugstore ingredients. Includes eye tonic and foot powder tips plus warnings on hair removal and shampoos.
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