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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1928

Page

4

Sensational divorce case ends with shocking death twist

Boston society figure Sybil Thorne seeks divorce from Richard Eustis and custody of Teddy amid headlines. Eustis dies in Providence on the trial’s first day, changing the scandalous proceedings as Sybil and Craig Newhall navigate public judgment, a tea party, and plans for a new home and engagement.

Sybil Thorne Boston Sybil Richard Eustis Teddy Eustis Craig Newhall Craig Tad Chutee Peterson Omething New Haven Providence Valerie Richard God

Don’t Let Me Overdo This Dear Teacher Stuff

Tony and Crystal visit Eloise Dumont in Stanton seeking to charm the former schoolteacher who now lives in a grand apartment. They plan a bridge party hosted by Tony’s mother and Pat Tarver’s circle, praising a poised life and hinting at hidden tensions.

Crys Tony Stanton Milo Eloise Dumont Eloise Mademoiselle Crystal Pat Mademoisele Pat Tarver Bradley

Lincoln Douglas Debates Center of 1860 Campaign

The 1860 campaign split the Democratic Party, pitting Douglas against Breckinridge as Charleston and Baltimore conventions fail to unify. Douglas wins the nomination at Baltimore with a near unanimous vote after two bolts from the Charleston secessionists. Lincoln’s House divided speech frames the era.

Douglas Rodney Dutcher NEA Service NEA Service, Inc Ashington Abraham Lincoln Buchanan Fremont Supreme Court Dredd Scott Lincoln Roger Taney Jefferson Davis Congress General Land Office Illinois Franklin Union Senate Charleston S. C

Constitutional Union nominates Bell and Everett for union ticket

In a hopeless campaign the Constitutional Union party enters the race nominating John Bell of Tennessee and Edward Everett of Massachusetts. North South tensions flare as delegates split over Sam Houston, Bell's pro slavery stance and the party platform seeks to preserve the Constitution and peace.

Constitutional Union Party John Bell Tennessee Edward Everett Massachusetts Sam Houston Bell

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