Stillman alimony award tops records in New York case
In a landmark ruling Justice Morschauser grants Mrs Florence Potter Stillman monthly alimony of 7500 dollars and 90000 annually plus 45000 in counsel fees and 2500 in expenses. An appeal is planned. A new witness claims Mrs Leeds infant son Jay Ward Leeds calls James A Stillman daddy.
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Stillman Society
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Stillman
National City Bank
Olan
British Coal Strike Near End as Government Acts
London reports April developments show many mines in danger of flooding while railway and transport workers threaten a general strike next week. Government uses emergency powers, miners acknowledge likely return to work. unemployment deeply affects workers.
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u-Fver
United
Kingden
Otill
Great Britain
Turks Trap Greeks in Four Day Battle Near Constantinople
Turkish forces fought Greek troops for four days near Constantinople. The Turks drew Greeks into a trap then launched a counter attack, causing many Greeks to retreat in disorder. Turkish forces capture a large number of Greek soldiers and push survivors back toward the city.
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Constantinople
Haki- Bhebr
Godden
Pope Receives U S Sailors In Audience
One hundred officers and men of the United States cruiser Pittsburgh were received in audience by Pope Benedict on Friday morning at the Vatican home in April 2 reporting.
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Pope
U. S
United States
Pittsburgh
Pope Benedict
Nearest Scheme Shocks Wall Street Traders
A Wall Street group exploited a loophole by selling AT and T stock short and buying AT bonds convertible to stock. They then converted bonds back to stock, earning a 2 percent net profit per share without leaving the position open.
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New York
A. T
Cotton relief debated as war finance aids south
Walter B Brown reports on a New York conference set for Monday between southern bankers and the War Finance Corporation to study long term credits for Europe to buy raw cotton and turn it into finished goods, aiming to revive southern demand and ease stagnation. Domestic buying remains constrained by cautious buyers, but higher raw material prices could unlock demand. The conference outcome is awaited with interest.
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Walter B. Brown
New York
South
Monsy
War Finance Corporation
Europe
War Corporation
war @nance corporation
Foreign Trade Finance Corporation
Beauvais Declares Testimony Unhelpful in Divorce Case
Montreal April 1 Fred Hennyuls accused father of Mrs James A Stillman youngest son says he was first sought as a witness for Stillman in the divorce suit But his truthful statements would not help Stillman and his testimony would not aid Mrs Stillman Beauvais says the course favors Mrs Stillman and he believes she will win.
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Quebec
Fred Hennyuls
James A. Stillman
Stillman
Beauvais
Mra. Stillman
Ase
Alimony Ruling Under Review After Three Hour Study
New York attorneys for J. A. Stillman challenge a ruling on alimony issued today after a lengthy three hour study of the judge’s decision. The appeal argues the alimony and related counsel fees are excessive and should be reconsidered.
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J. A. Stillman
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Morschauser
lLoday
Mo Judine
Mra Billiman
Murderer Hanged in Walla Walla Penitentiary
The killer of two deputy policemen was hanged at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla. The execution occurred before a large crowd and the report notes a grim end for the murderer, with witnesses describing the moment the trap mechanism fell.
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Schobhrichmidt
Stats
Bhattie
United States Demands Repayment of Allied War Loans
Washington reports the United States will insist that allied powers repay principal and interest on wartime loans totaling about 9.45 billion dollars. President Harding and his cabinet described foreign debt as a valued asset to be paid, outlining the breakdown by country and noting accrued interest pushes total debt toward 10.5 billion dollars with potential to reach 12 billion. The policy stops short of cancellation.
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Harding
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Italy
Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
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Wilson
Congress
King George Approves Cabinet Changes After Bonar Law
London April 2 King George approved a cabinet shuffle following Andrew Bonar Law’s retirement. Cabinet roles filled by Sir Robert Norne Stanley Baldwin Lord Ed mo Talbot Alfred Mond Viscount Peel Earl Crawford F Kellaway Captain I lf Guest and Dr Christopher Addison. The move surprised but not deemed critical to government.
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Andrew Bonar Law
Robert Norne
Exchequer
Stanley Baldwin
Board of Trade
Lord Eamud Talbot
Ireland
Alfred Mond
Viscount Peel
Duches of Lancaster
Earl Crawford
F. G. Kellaway
Capt
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Guest
Christopher Addison
Bavaria Refuses to Disarm Einwohnerwehr
Munich reports Bavarian officials say the Einwohnerwehr will not be disarmed, amid fears of a federal Bavarian clash if Berlin presses the issue. Officials cite strengthened Kahr government after the insurgent uprising and warn of a possible alliance with the Allies if Berlin acts.
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Einwohnerwehr
Munich
Hinwohnerwehr
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Kahr
Berlin
Sald
Army air service orders bolster post armistice program
Washington reports a major postwar move as the War Department placed orders for 200 Thomas Morse type pursuit airplanes and 36 Martin bombers. The Boeing Company of Beavle Washington secured the pursuit contract, while the L F P Company of Garden City, L L supplied the Martin bombers at an estimated total around 22 000 good.
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Army
Air Service
Wis
War Department
Boeing Company
Beyble, Wash
Fradu
L. W. FP. Company
Farden City
L. L
Oklahoma Governor Won't Be Impeached
In Oklahoma City the house investigation committee failed to obtain enough votes to impeach the governor. The final roll call was 42 for, 42 against, with abstentions and absentees noted as the measure did not pass. The governor stated the motion reflected his stance.
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Lahoma City
Okla
Ment
Oklahoma House of Representatives
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Caid
Charles regain throne in Hungary sparks European alarm
London reports say Emperor Charles I may return to power in Hungary with Austrian aid as diplomats warn of a broader, dangerous plan. Hungarian assembly supports Worthy against Charles. Paris and London fear a united monarchist front reshaping Europe.
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Charles I
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Switzerland
London Daily Herald
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Hungarian National Assembly
Admiral Worthy
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C.F. Bertelli
Paris
Europe
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Peco
Szegedin
Universal Service
Austria- Hungary
Talbot to Succeed French as Viceroy in Ireland
London April 1 A London notice states Lord Edmund Walbot will succeed Lord Mrenehan as viceroy in Ireland. He will be the first viceroy under the new home rule act and the first Catholic to hold this office. A city advert states on his private car to tradesmen.
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Charles Returns to Exile Amid Allied Pressure
Budapest telegraph and Daily Express report former Emperor Charles is en route to Switzerland under allied escort after pressure from Romania, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia. An army of 50 000 is poised in Stelpamonger under Count Sigeuy and Colonel Lohar to act with Charles.
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Stelpamonger
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Sigeuy
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Lohar
Warnings and troop plans amid Hungarian tensions in Europe
Paris reports indicate a warning to Hungary to prevent Chiortos from returning, while a broader enforcement plan is discussed to avoid destabilizing central Europe. Marshal Fool consults with leaders on steps to back the warning if Hungary advances beyond the Allier, as Entente signals limited support to Hungary and preparations for escorting ex Emperor Charion Abrourh to a neutral refuge rise.
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Avoh Nunner
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Marshal Fool
Wriday
Chease
Ueallier
Entente
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E&x- Mimperor Charion
Scranton Business Section Hobbled by City Cave-Ins
April 2 report from Scranton describes a series of cave-in incidents under the business district. The ongoing subsidence damaged twelve large commercial buildings and continued through the night, threatening larger economic disruption.
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Scranton
Wriday Burfuyge
Freiday
Laws of Nature Questioned as a Possible Natural Law
A Waterbury Republican note questions whether a mule taritt or tar det a law of nature. Representative Lyman of Austhampton Maso hints at whether taritt a law of nature would be observed and debated.
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Lyman
Austhampton
Maso
Hay
Wakure
Summer toll exemption proposal faces renewed opposition
The Indianapolis News notes potential revival of toll exemptions with summer arrival, warning the administration may push the measure again. Opponents expect tighter limits and possible legal challenges as the campaign resumes.
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Indianapolis News
Dublin Lord Mayor to Visit America Amid Irish Crisis
Dublin Lord Mayor O Neill announced plans to visit America in response to appeals from the White Crow Society. The longtime Dublin leader, in office five years, is unnamed for party affiliation and aims to discuss Irish concerns with American officials.
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Gconnell
Duttin
Nority
Mariliy
O'Neill
Dubin
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Noriety
Ship Sinks After Collision Off Puget Sound
Seattle April 2 Hope fades for ten persons missing after the freighter West Harthind rammed and sank in Puget Sound near Port Townsend. The cause remains unknown and authorities report no further details on missing passengers or crew. Lighthouse keeper W G Thomas is credited with signaling for aid after hearing the crash.
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Itu
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Flynn Tackles Gotham Bombers On Wall Street Case
In New York on April 2 William J. Flynn head of the Justice Department Bureau of Investigation arrived to aid the Wall Street bombing case. Authorities say they have tracked the driver's trail for months and expect an arrest within a week per Queensboro president Morris Connolly.
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Wall Street
William J. Flynn
United States Department of Justices Bureauc of Investigation
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Warren
Broad and Wall
Department
New You
Prince of Wales Wins Steeplechase at Flanthorn Hill
The Marines of Wales, cheered by thousands, win the Guards Cup in the Guards Brigade Steeplechase at Flanthorne Hill. King George, Queen Mary, and Princess Mary watch as the heir, riding his favorite horse Pet Dog, finishes first with others faltering.
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Mrines of
Wales
Guards Brigade
Harvey Ambassador to London-Harding Nomination
Washington April 3 President Harding announced Col. Jean Hrinton Modellin of New York editor of Harvey's Weoully would be appointed ambassador to the court of St James. The President said he would send the nomination to the Senate for confirmation as Congress convenes. The British government has sound ed out and accepted Colonel Harvey's appointment.
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Col
Jean Hrinton Modellin
Harvey
New York
Weoully
Bt. Jamies
Harding
the Provident
Senate
Congress
Pritidh
Shipyard Wages Cut Hits New York District
A new wage reduction took effect in all New York district shipyards on Friday. The reductions affect thousands of workers who had been given a month’s notice prior to the cut.
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New York
Klee
Ent
Andersons Named to Labor Post by Harding
The report states Mie Miry Anderson or Wiwhineton was appointed by President Harding to lead the department of labor as director. The announcement appeared Friday in a Washington telegraph dispatch, with unclear spellings and dates in the source text.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Harding
Berlin Must Pay Americas Reply To Viviani
Washington reports the United States maintains a firm view that Germany must pay the full amount of war reparations based on its ability and a fair process. Viviani sought U.S. views, and officials note informal notes were not formal pleas. The policy implies U.S. alignment with allies on reparations and hints at possible changes to Knox resolutions.
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Washington
Rene Vivian
Oxterordinary
France
America
United States
Germany
Wielal
Wwe
U.S
Burthermore
State Department
Dprenei
Berlin
Howser
Knox
Rhine
Envor
Senate
Viviani
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Prange
Orene
M. Vivian
Herrey
Ion Seeley
United Sivlet
Tenon
Vinces
More Champagne to U S Since Dry Law Than Before
A garbled report notes that champagne imports to the United States increased after the dry law era, citing wartime or postwar trade shifts. The text mentions commerce and value, with unclear figures and dates amid damaged OCR.
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U.S
Unclear fragmentary OCR item from historic page
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