Daring horsewoman weds naval officer
Washington July 28 Miss May Howard a social leader in the capital has married Dr Walter A Bloedorn A S The bride renowned for daring and endurance as a horsewoman joined Roosevelt era test rides alongside officers including the groom Their engagement was announced soon after
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Washington
May Howard
Washington, D. C
Walter A. Bloehorn
A. S
Roosevelt
Howard
Dr. Bloedorn
Hetty Green Linked Her Ill Health to Dog’s Death
New York July 28. Loneliness after the death of Hetty Green’s Skye terrier, not financial worries, caused the world’s richest woman to breakdown in health. Her son Edward H R Green, here in charge, says the affection for a dog was unusually strong for her.
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New York
Hetty Green
Edward H. R. Green
Visiting relatives and friends in Indiana and nearby
Alma Vondersaar and another relative are visiting their aunt in Southport, India. Miss Helen Douglas of Brazil Indiana visits relatives in the city for a few weeks. Miss Ruth McFetridge spends time with friends in Plainfield Indiana. Mrs. Harry Minter and children return from a short visit in Lafayette.
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Mrs. W. M
Northern Michigan
Miss Marjory Husbands
Chicago
Nelle Sims
Edinburg
Ind
Mary A. Sims
Marlowe Avenue
Alma Vondersaar
Southport
India
Helen Douglas
Brazil
Ruth McFetridge
Plainfield
Harry Minter
Lafayette
Estate of George Cabot Lee Valued at 1.66 Million
Boston, July 25. An inventory of the Newton financier George Cabot Lee shows total estate value of 1 662 821 dollars. Personal property totals 1 569 821 dollars and real estate 93 000 dollars. Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, granddaughter, receives one twelfth.
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Boston
George Cabot Lee
Newton
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Lee
Readel Arrested After Escape Leading The Supremacy of Reason
New York on July 28 Charles Readel who escaped from the state hospital for the insane at Binghamton was arrested at Park Place and Broadway as he addressed a crowd about what he called The Supremacy of Reason.
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New York
Charles Readel
State Hospital For the Insane
Binghamton
Park Place
Broadway
Community leaders pledge to curb flowery speeches
A local council vows to limit ornate rhetoric in public meetings. Officials say concise remarks will replace long speeches to improve clarity and focus on policy outcomes for residents. The move aims to speed up discussions and reduce misunderstandings during debates.
Midweek Concert at Fairview Park Tonight
The Indianapolis Military band under director H. W. Klausmann performs Thursday night at Fairview Park. A solo for chimes and several solos by Mrs. E. W. Lockman are listed, with a program including My Maryland, Egmont Overture, Old Planter's Reverie, Spanish Dances, Lohengrin Fantasia, chimes solo, Algeria, Blue Danube, and Pet of the Guards March.
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Indianapolis
H. W. Klausmann
Fairview Park
E. W. Lockman
Mareh
Maryland
Wagner
Chimes
Herman Winterhomt
Algeria
Oees
Herbert Waltze
Strauss March
Pet of the
Guards
Boravalle
Aged naval salt weds daughter of friend
In Boston on July 28 Admiral Henry Walton Grinnell aged 74 marries Florence Mary Ihoche 25 daughter of the late James Jeffrey Hoche, renowned author. Grinnell aided Farragut at Mobile Bay and later served South American republics before advising Japan’s navy and earning a rank in the Nikado fleet.
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Boston
Japan
Henry Walton Grinnell
Florence Mary Ihoche
James Jeffrey Hoche
Admiral Grinnell
Raniral Grinnell
Farragut
Mobile Bay
Nikado
Colonial Crowded With High Class Shows In Indy
Sullivan and Considine present top acts at the Colonial as standing room becomes common. Sept 5 opens coast shows with seven to eight acts in Indianapolis. Malatesta of Pixley and Malatesta appears. he wrote The Prince of Pilsen. The bill features rich musical numbers and the house will run all summer.
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Colonial
Sullivan
Considine
Indianapolis
Malatesta
Pixley
Divorces Sought After False Titles Cloud Union
Irene F. Stanley seeks divorce from Henry F. Stanley in Cecil county circuit court. The pair wed and separated within 20 days after Stanley, claiming to be Lord Preston and Earl of Aberdeen, allegedly pursued wealth and titles, including a marriage settlement of 20 000 dollars a year, before vanishing with Irene Clayton.
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Irene F. Stanley
Cecil County
Henry F. Stanley
England
Stanley
Lord Preston
Earl of Aberdeen
Joseph McVey
Calvert
McVey
Irene Clayton
Miss Clayton
Marshall
Oxford
Cutcher
Bathing Beach Hosts Indianapolis Newspaper Day
Riverside bathing beach opened to Indianapolis newspaper staff on a press day. Crowds of 3000 explored the boardwalk and hall as Mayer's band performed and Herr Alber's polar bears entertained. Visitors enjoyed a breezy seaside atmosphere with dancing and light promenade pleasures.
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Indianapolis
Great Lakes
Mayer
Herr Alber
U S Inspectors To Inspect Lard Substitute
Secretary Wil son declares lard substitute must be inspected and bear United States inspected and passed mark before entering interstate or foreign commerce. Judge Fowler notes the compound is a meat food product and subject to inspection.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Fowler
Laura Jean Libbey Makes Vaudeville Debut With Love Monologue
New York reporters say Laura Jean Libbey famous for Seth the Oil King's Sweetheart will perform a love themed act at the American Roots Garden next week. Two original love poems and a love monologue form the program along with tips on how to love and avoid heartaches. If successful she may appear in a four act drum her with Paul Morton as villain and Lord Percival Manners as hero in a later production.
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New York
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Laura Jean
Dan Cupid
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