Divorce Denied Over Avid Baseball Fan Wife In Colorado Court
In district court Ruby Weaver sought alimony from Harry Sinto after a quarrel over shared duties and a love of baseball. Judge W. Allen refused alimony, noting the couple live simply and that the wife should manage home duties while the husband works to support the family. The decision highlighted tensions of young marriages and economic strain in Colorado.
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Mateourt
Bome
W. Allen
Ruby Weaver
Harry Siento
Woman Safe Lock Expert Miss Darling of Portland
Stella Darling of Portland claims world’s only female safe lock expert, renowned for opening bank, express, and business safes. She uses skill, tools, and quick fits to crack locked boxes, earning high regard from manufacturers and occasional lucrative offers, yet remains in her hometown trade.
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Miss Darling
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Mies
Storiensky
Abe
United Tos
Finnegan Story Echoes in Irish Bank Meeting
Fragmentary text recalls Finnegan and two Irishmen in a city bank during a tense moment. Dialogue hints at memory and greeting amid a somber scene. No clear names beyond Finnegan. details remain unclear due to damaged source.
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Finnegan
Diary of $272,000 feud ends in Chicago suit settlement
Mrs. Suzanne Dean, widow of John E. Dean, owns the costly diary revealing a young woman’s life with an old millionaire. Settlement followed after threats to publish the diary. the case involved four stepdaughters and questions over the Dean estate valued at about $1.4 million. The diary’s contents and a self penned story were central to the dispute and its resolution.
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Chicago
Suzanne Ella Wood Dean
John E. Dean
Dean
Milady
Subanne Dean
John Ez. Dean
High School as an Educational Center in a Western Town
The piece portrays a Midwest town high school as a microcosm of democracy. A boy learns basic math and practical skills while absorbing local humanity and economic realities, shaping his character amid humble, diverse neighbors and humble aspirations. He remains a schoolboy rather than a college man, partly crude in manners yet possessing instinctive democracy.
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Scripner's
Alstern
Gaul
Aviation chatter spans cities as air travel expands
A string of editorials from Chicago to Houston predicts rising air travel and new aviation prizes will soon draw aviators into competition. The essays note airmen becoming common, planes over land and water feasible, and the public excitement around early flight milestones.
Near Philosophy from the Manx City Tribune
Life's failures shape success as readers reflect on letting go of chances and grasping opportunities. The piece muses on fate and effort, noting how people cling to jobs, seek signs in comets, and questions whether appearances reflect truth in a curious, era tone.
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Manx City Tribune
Life
Amateur golfer and silent friend clash at Pinehurst
At Pinehurst two golfers tee off with one being an amateur runner up in big events. A Chicago friend who packed his clubs earlier walks along but stays mute. The pro struggles on the first hole. an exasperated amateur tells the silent companion to stop thinking.
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Pinehurst
Chicago
Hypnotic Sunlight Trick Ends in Tragedy
A doctor recounts using a painted sun on a patient’s ceiling to induce belief in healing through hypnosis. The patient showed rapid improvement until the doctor discovered the patient had died of sunstroke, illustrating a dangerous misapplication of hope and medical therapy.
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Stions
Roosevelt Bear Dog Story From The National Magazine
A humorous Roosevelt dog tale recounts how Theodore Roosevelt attempts to hire a famed Colorado bear dog. Smith the hunter refuses, declaring the dog not for hire, causing a dignified standoff that ends with bears safely asleep at night.
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Roosevelt
National Magazine
Sportsman
Buffalo Bill
Colorado
Smith
Hunter
Never lick stamps warns of germ laden stamps and money
A British scientist warns Daily Mirror readers that postag e stamps are frequently contaminated with bacteria from moist air and handling. He tested stamps in tubes and after four hours in damp conditions found noxious organisms more prevalent on stamps exposed to humidity. He advises never licking stamps to avoid absorbing microbes that could cause illness.
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England
London
Daily Mirror
New King George V Seen as Family Man and Father
Current Literature notes one key trait of the new monarch of Great Britain, his devotion to domestic life. George V at 45 is a father of many children with a queen equally fond of family life, and their family has been central as they traveled on imperial duties when he was Prince of Wales.
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Great Britain
King
England
George V
Ife
Vienna
British Empire
Prince of Wales
Pourquoi le vedette Mike a voyage?
An oddly phrased tale recounts Mike returning from abroad. A friend asks if he visited Paris theaters cafes and saw pommes de terre as a joke about his wife joining the trip.
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Mike
Paris
Song of the Senate and a Mockery of Rail Law
A fragmented verse tone mocks legislative rail road law and political farce. It mentions filling glasses and ridicules self important figures, alluding to a self deceived man and a convoluted political scene with oblique names.
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The
Senate
Highmore
Ginger and Sport in a Moonlit Chase at the Porch
Ginger the cat defends his porch from Sport the dog and Thomas the cat in a moonlit chase. Ginger warns the intruder and endures a bark filled night before retreating inside.
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Ginger
Thomas
Mrs Roosevelt Paris Letter Noted For Charm And Style
Paris letter from London Truth describes Mrs Roosevelt as charming and exceptionally capable of showing pleasure. It mentions her French Huguenot ancestry and refined comeliness while noting she will be eligible for silver wedding gifts next year. Her eldest son is to marry upon her return to the United States.
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Roosevelt
Paris
London
Roowevelt
States
Controversy Follows Probing of a Controversy
We can lick old Johnnie Bull. Why tell it if I must. We are a mighty nation. That cannot bust a trust. The result of investigating a controversy is another controversy.
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Johnnie Bull
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