Judge Ginley Marriage Rule Sparks Cleveland Wide Debate
The Indianapolis Sun reports Justice Ginley of Cleveland announced he would marry couples only if they signed a no divorce agreement. After months of mockery and avoidance, a young couple finally consented, prompting reflections on the meaning of marriage and whether law or heart binds spouses. The piece also rails at New York finance, praises a Philippine bond bid by a Kansas City banker Jobes, and notes Indiana politics hold no Heggst influence with Frank Hanly’s governor nomination.
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Cleveland
United States
Justice Ginley
Cara
Justce Ginley
Debes
Ginley
New York
Missouri
Texas
Newcastle
Wall St
Destiny
Jobes
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
Charlee A. Bookwalter
Marty Gates
Frank Daniels
Honen Hawk Ha
John Wall
Hugh T. Miler
J. M. Bhrose
Boryt. Corrigan
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Becal
Jamon P. Goodrich
Jim Watson
Barton County
R. L. Bennett
Parken
Indiang
John W. DonakerWhen
Supreme Court
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J. Frank Hanly
Georges Hardesty
Georgs ‘Traskix
Filiera
Wil
Middle West
M.D. Butler
Roosevelt
White House
Judge Parker
Bookwalter
Carl Connaway
Sinbbs and Johnson
W. M. Fogarty
Indiana
Ephat Garnihés
Democrata
George Locktrood
Ike Tndlana
Alman
Fitch
Bean Hill Beacon Ad Rates At Market Prices
The Beacon advertises rates for cordwood beans apples onions hay and subscriptions at market price. Office location is over Bill Skrapems barber shop with reader notices inviting drop by for more details.
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Beacon
Bill Skrapems
Bean Hill notes and town happenings parade through Bean Hill
A jumble of local items fills the page from Bean Hill. Aunt Barah Bieler’s flock grows with six hens and a chick batch, Ike Biinkard announces a newborn boy, and Henry Hurstt touts a strong Bean Hill Busters club with pitcher Jim Smith. Jerry Whitesides reports from the Indianapolis Republican state convention, while Elmer Bowser orders a typewriter and Elmer and Kate tie the knot. A stranger in a red auto tours town, and Doc Pesey buys rubber-tired baby carriages.
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Henry Hurstt
Bean Hill Busters
Jil Smith
Hiram Grimbay
Navy Blue Wedding Plot In A Dismal Rainy Day
In a gloomy suburban day Eleanor and Mabel turn to dye to brighten life. A telegram from Richard sparks hope as Mabel and Richard confess love after a colorfully misguided dyeing scheme, ending with an eventual, fitting marriage born of clever meddling and navy blue.
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Lowell
Eleanor Millard
Mabel
Nera
Eleanor
Richard
Muja
Misa Fleanor
Fleanor
Manel
Elenor
Eleanor Pala
Catt
Ellanor
Asabel
Richard Mollard
What They Say in the Sun Column Fragment
A long, fragmented collection of quotes from readers and locals. Names like W. G Young Peter Adams Gould Hanly Watson and Parker appear amid diverse opinions on politics, theater, and travel. The piece ends noting newspaper ads for The Sun on the seventh page.
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W. G Young
California
Hearst
Peter Adams
Gould
Art Taylor
Albert Lents
Kinney
Jim Powers
Thia
Ayant
Gealke
Hanly
Penfield
Manly
Richard Burrell
Rev. T. Sweeney
Mugh Milter
Millee D. Haslett
Allmanner
Russian travel woes and class clashes in Eramagazing article
Alexander Hume Ford calls Russian rail travel chaotic and cramped with third class crowded by families sleeping in shifts. He notes shared washrooms, cigarette fumes, and fetid conditions, praising Russians for cleanliness yet condemning crowding, while asserting Jews avoid mingling with Russians in the same cars despite discomfort.
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Alexander Hume Ford
Eramagazing
Jewdah
Russia
George Kennan
Siperia
Fashionable hats and trims described from Deline star May issue
The article details turban styles with tailored gowns and straw braid combos, two toned coats, slim trimming with buttons, broad brim hats with soft rims, and brims lined with tulle chiffon silk or lace. Colors include champagne white, paté dine, reseda green, with gold trimmings, cockades, epaulets, and tassels. Park commissioners plan to deploy six policemen to curb summer outbreaks by the bungaroos in the parks.
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