Farrar Begins Divorce Suit Over Tellegen Scandals
New York November 11 Geraldine Farrar started divorce proceedings against Lou Tellegen naming co respondents in nearly every state. Lawyers for both sides clashed over secrecy as Farrar seeks a divorce on sensational grounds.
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Gerry
Lou Tellegen
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
Samuel A’ntermeyer
Miss Farrar
Geraldine
Farrar
Metropolitan
Britain challenges Franco Turkish pact amid Near East oil fears
Paris dispatch reports Britain's objections to the Franco Turkish treaty stem from a fear France may strike a favorable deal with Turkey that could curb Britain's influence in the Near East. London worries control of oil fields under a mandate and hopes for US equality in oil access.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Turkey
England
America
United States
Near East
Angora
Messoul
Caucasian
Mustapha Kemal
Auch
Briand
Washington
Bill Extending Tariff To Harding Signed By President
Washington November 11 The House passed the bill extending the emergency tariff law until the permanent tariff measures are in place and sent it to President Harding for signature by a 233 to 3 vote The House accepted the Senate amendment to extend until otherwise provided by law avoiding a February 1 1922 expiration Chairman Fordney warned of a possible lapse risking a flood of imports into warehouses if the permanent law is not enacted promptly
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Washington
House
Harding
Senate
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Milwaukee Bottles First Medicinal Beer Under New Regulations
Milwaukee reports a milestone as Behilta brewery becomes among the first in the nation to bottle medicinal beer under the new rules. The company filled sealed and labeled its inaugural bottle, signaling a return of regulated medicinal beer production in the city.
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Milwaukee
Behilta Brewery
United States
Fragmented obituary notes missing full facts
Fragmented readable lines from an obituary indicate a year and individual names but lack clear dates locations or relationships. The brief item hints at a Milo year reference and mention of a person at least. Further readable context is required to form a precise memorial note.
Madalynne Obenchain Plea to Appeals Court
A writ of mandamus is sought to force Judge Sidney Reeve to dismiss the indictment of Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain in a high profile murder case tied to Arthur Burch and Belton Kennedy. The appeal argues trial delay beyond 60 days violated state law, with district attorney Woolwine poised to respond. Letters and love notes allegedly between Obenchain and Kennedy are to be read at trial, potentially shaping the case. Arthur Burch awaits depositions in Chicago next week.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Okeneham
Arthur
Burehte
J Belton Kennedy
District Court of Appeals
Charles’ BE
Erbstein
Chicago
Sidney Reeve
Reeve
Obenchiin
Woolwine
Erbetein
Obenchain
State Supreme Court
Kennedy
Mra.benchain
Arthur Burch
Chicagno
Northerner becomes president general of UDC
Mrs Livingston Rowe Schuyler of New York was elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in St. Louis. She is a former Miss Leonora Rogers and previously led the New York UDC. Georgia’s Mrs Frank Harrold won first vice president general and Alabama’s Mrs W B Massey became recording secretary.
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St. Louis
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Florida
North
Schuyler
Misa Leonora Rogers
Georgia
W. B. Massey
Alabama
Northern woman elected president general of UDC
Mrs Livingston Rowe Schuyler of New York was chosen by acclamation to lead the United Daughters of the Confederacy in St. Louis. She becomes the first living woman north of the Mason-Dixon line to hold the post.
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St. Louis
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mason and Dixon
Doctor to Prison for Manslaughter Sentence
Winchester Ind November 11 Dr Xeneith of Indianapolis former police commissioner Mancie Ind sentenced in circuit court to two to 20 years in state prison after guilty plea to manslaughter. Dr Amith and four other Muncie residents implicated in alleged holdup near Muncie Junell.
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Winchester
Ind
Xene
Surrogate Denies Guardianship Shift in Stillman Divorce
In New York on a Thursday Surrogate Cohalan denied Mrs Anne A Stillman a request tied to divorce proceedings with James A Stillman The surrogate did appoint Mrs Stillman and attorney John F Brennan of Yonko ra as a committee to manage the property of her two sons James and Alexander Stillman
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New York
Nov
Cohalan
Anne A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
James
Alexander
Atillman
John F. Brennan
Yonkora
Lawton Bank Closed For Liquidation
The Security National Bank of Lawton Oklahoma closed for liquidation today the bank capitalized at 100000 with an announcement signed by the board of directors stating depositors will share equally in liquidation and protection is the aim of the action.
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Lawton
Okla
Security National Bank
Lawful to arrest but unlawful to make it
Fragmentary remark notes a paradox where ar is lawful yet making it is not, hinting at a broader social comment about joy and hardship. The line mentions a poor dramgiat and suggests a critique of constraints on effort and abundance.
Mrs. Wilkinson Wears Diamond Gown Insured at $6 Million
Mrs. Smith Wilkinson, famed as a world’s greatest spender, arrived at Albert Hall’s victory ball in a gown insured for $6 million. The Reville creation featured 75 000 diamonds and pearls, a 36 inch high head dress, diamond cap, peacock feathers, and a long diamond necklace.
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Nottingham
London
America
Forbes W. Fairbairn
Smith Wilkingon
Riviera
Albert Hall
Wilkinson
Prince of Wales
Sheba
Europe
Reville
Universal Service
Dempsey sued by Al Siegal for alienation of affections
United Proms New York Nov 11 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion was sued in supreme court for 250000 by Albert Siegal vaudeville pianist and songwriter for alienation of the affections of his wife Ree Palmer dancer He said he married her last March in Davenport Ia and lived with her until September 16
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United Proms
New York
Jack Dempsey
Supreme Court
Albert Siegal
Ree Palmer
Davenport
Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Anatole France
Stockholm November 11 The Swedish academy awarded the Nobel prize in literature to Anatole France the noted French author on Thursday.
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Htockholm
Swedish Academy
Anatole France
Refuge in France and peace efforts after war
Fragment from a 1918-era reflection urging France as a rallying point in peace. It honors veterans and memorial dates, calls for goodwill and world safety, and envisions France uniting great powers to aid humanity on Pacific and Atlantic shores.
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Vember
France
Right
Lberty
Pacific
the Allande
Hartford man charged with abandonment and wife’s support
White Plains New York November reporting Bran ley Merrill of Hartford Connecticut an insurance agent was charged by his wife with abandonment and non support. Merrill testified she left him in September 1920 after he had called her Dorothy when she entered his room in the dark. The maid’s name was Dorothy she said.
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White Plains
Branley Merrill
Hartford
Indictment for First Degree Murder in Clarke Case
Orlando, Florida, November 11. Lena M. T. Clarke is indicted for first degree murder. The chauffeur who drove Ms Clarke to Orlando August 1 is also charged with first degree murder. Manufacturing in Detroit urged to favor workers with dependents and cut hours to ease unemployment.
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Orlando
Fla
Lena M. T. Clarke
Mias Clarke
Pred T. Miltimore
Vencerna
Detroit
CPOE
America Marches Past an Unknown Soldier Slit
A vast funeral procession in Washington honors an unknown soldier, with final honors to President Hardie and allied leaders. Mourners line the Capitol steps as wreaths from nations and organizations, including a large American Legion delegation, pay tribute. Estimated crowd ranges from 86,000 to 100,000 through a solemn vigil ending at curfew.
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Washington
America
Hardie
Hich Genitirley
Caida
Arlington
Capitol Playa
Fach
Tts
Capital
Capitol
Sue
King
Lloyd George
Briand
Geddes
Burl Featty
A. J. Balfour
Wiether
American Legion
Legion
Lloyd George halts showdown on Ireland
London premier Lloyd George persuaded the Ulster cabinet to postpone talks with British government representatives until a later date. Ulsterites reportedly stand firm in their demands as Parliament adjourns for the new session. If negotiations fail, the premier promised protection of life and property and a timely notice of termination.
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London
Lloyd George
Delegates Guarded At Arms Conference
Washington reports a heavy security ring around arms conference delegates with guards shadowing each movement. In New York a curious scene unfolds on Broadway as a voter bets on Curran for mayor and a peanut toss injures the nose. Washington hints President Harding may again mediate the tax revision fight amid Democratic concerns over Republican tax provisions.
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New York
Leiat
Henry J. Curran
John F. Hylan
Broadway
Legan
Washington
Harding
House
Congress
The Most Decorated Girl In the United States
Pauline Henkel a New York eight year old girl is named the most decorated in the United States for wartime fundraising. She helped raise two million dollars for five war loans and has numerous medals cups and trophies from admirers. The photo shows her with medals and decorations.
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Pauline Henkel
Paul Henkel
New York
United States
Banks taken over in Big Lake and yacht liquor seized
Several terse briefs report the Farmers' State Bank of Big Lake being taken over by the state banking department after voluntary closure over cash shortages. Also noted is the Nourmahal yacht seizure of liquor by New York customs, with Astor absent and liquor thrown overboard per orders. Other items include memorial services for Premier Haru in Tokyo, a North Dakota bond case advisory, and assorted city and international notes.
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Minn
Farmers’ State Bank
Big Lake
State Department of Banks
B. Duen
New York
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Astor
West Indies
Washington
Haru
Tokio
Baron Shidehara
Baron Kato
S. Yokota
Legislative Bureau
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Industrial Commission
Nuessle
Lnite
Harding
Alisha
Senate Committee On Territories
Fall
New
Dean
Indiana
Bad Blunder From the Boston Transcript
A garbled note from the Boston Transcript discusses a kitchen mishap or miscue at a diner and a misplaced timing request. The fragment hints at confusion over a delivery or minute, with references to a wrong item or order and an unclear directive.
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Boston Transcript
Calibiusly
Lease Announced on Muscle Shoals Plant
Secretary Weeks announced a indefinite lease to Alabama Power Co. for Muscle Shoals power plant No 3. The lease runs 80 days notice, with 10 000 per month and 2 cents per kilowatt hour. Weeks said the lease does not conflict with Henry Ford's offer or anyone else's.
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Washington
Weeks
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Hughes on New Talks at Washington Conference Session
The Washington conference opened with welcome by President Harding and a keynote by Secretary Hughes. Senator Sutherland announced the American advisory committee with Mrs. Martin Egan as secretary. John W. Garrett of Baltimore named secretary general. Advisory subcommittees on naval and land armament, Pacific issues, and new warfare methods were formed. Two groups will participate: the Big Five with its own organization and a larger body of nine nations governing the broader Far East and Pacific questions.
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Sutherland
Mleteher
Mra. Mactin Egan
Harding
Hivehes
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
White House
Pacific
United States
Britain
Maly
France
Japan
Nine Nations
Yap
Shantung
Russia
China
Mandatea
Siberia
Turkey
World diplomats arrive as Washington hosts diverse delegates
Vanderbilt reports from Washington on the arrival of India’s Srinivasa Sastri and Belgian envoy Baron De Cartier De Marchienne among other foreign delegates. He contrasts European and American diplomatic styles and notes India's stake in the Washington Conference and Belgium's open-door stance.
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Vanderbilt, JR
Washington
Srinvasa Sastri
India
Sastri
Hindustan
London
Iodia
Lenox Simpson Iwuthor
Nubbelat
Orient
Peking
Ching
China
Belgium
Helcium
Chong
France
Helgium
Ste Atnnal
Jeuda
Chima
Pacific
Tribute to Washington Honor by Armament Delegation
A fractured report notes Washington remembered a great soldier friend of France with a wreath laid by a delegation to the armament conference. The ceremony occurred near Alpha Bear Don and involved a ceremonious cuetan test and prayers by monks.
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France
Y Great Solitier
Bie Avout
Thunnday
Eiieh
Armmament
Alpha Vaerdon
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