Love Law and Balloons The Hawley Family Suit in New York
The case reveals early American ballooning as Jennie M. Levee formerly Miss Jennie M. Hawley faces a $74,698.50 attachment against her property at the request of brothers Alan R. and William Hawley. The attachment comes as the Supreme Court records progress on a memorial to Edwin Booth with a $25,000 sculpture by Frederick MacMonnies to depict Hamlet. In a separate note, wreckers uncover $11,500 in gold and bills hidden in a hermit William Jaynes hut near Hempstead, previously missing from the estate.
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New York
America
Jennie M. Levee
William Jaynes
Hempstead
S. 1
Jaynes
Afraonaut Hawley Brothers Seek Attachment in Sister Case
The Hawley brothers of William Hawley & Co seek court attachment on deposits and real estate to recover over 74000 due from their sister Miss Hawley now married to Charles Levee the French aeronaut They accuse her of departing New York to defraud creditors and evade service while the Levees honeymoon in Paris Wakehurst villa at Newport to reopen with James J Van Alen estate linked to the news
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William Hawley
New York
Fifth Avenue National Bank
East Seventy-seventh Street
West Eleventh Street
West Tenth Street
Tower Preparing to Leave Audience with Kaiser Returns
Bern April 16 Charlemagne Tower the American ambassador and Mrs Tower will leave Berlin for Dresden Tuesday to be received by King Frederick August of Saxony Spencer Eddy first secretary will return from Paris Monday and oversee affairs in Mr Tower's absence They will go to Switzerland in early May to relinquish their Berlin residence and plan a farewell audience with the emperor on his return from Corfu later in May Tower will visit Austria and Bavaria in late May.
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Charlemagne Tower
Tower
Berlin
Dresden
Frederick August
Saxony
Spencer F. Eddy
Paris
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Corfu
Austria
Bavaria
Illinois teacher given wedding gift ride on a rail
In Mount Vernon Illinois Prof O Bill Waters Franklin school teacher wed to Lena Chaney of Belle River in Belleville last April. Pupils seized him and hoisted him onto a rail as a playful wedding gift then rode him around the school yard before releasing him.
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Mount Vernon, Inn
O'Bill Waters
Franklin School
Water Main Burst Floods St Louis Streets
A thirty six inch water main burst in St Louis early today creating a twelve foot deep hole on Hebert street at Rauschenbach avenue. The flood spouted six feet and spread two blocks tearing up asphalt and flooding cellars. It polluted a section of St Louis park with slime and mud as residents fled in alarm.
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St. Louis
Hebert Street
Rauschenbach
Wakehurst at Newport to Reopen After Desertion
News from Newport states James J. Van Alen and his daughter Miss May Van Alen will arrive from Egypt in July to occupy Wakehurst again after nearly two years away. His son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier will join him for part of the summer.
Fire crews rush to scene as water supply is cut
Urgent telephone messages were sent to the street and fire departments after an incident, and after a time the water supply was shut off.
Joint in the Depot Causes Eighty-Year-Old to Object
An elderly woman at the Union depot protested a sign advertising "joints" in the ticket office area, insisting she believed such places had been closed in Kansas. A younger woman with her asked for clarification as the sign confused them.
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Union Depot
Kansas
Lost Esquimaux Tribe Expedition Under Way
Dr. Rudolph M. Anderson, physiology chair at Blees Military Academy, departed Macon for New York to join the American Museum of Natural History. He will lead an expedition to locate an unknown Esquimaux tribe on a small Arctic island. His associate in command will be named later.
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Rudolph M. Anderson
Blees Military Academy
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Anderson
Museum
Esquimaux
Arctic Ocean
Norse Researchers Plan Two Year Arctic Expedition
Dr. Rudolph M Anderson and Dr Stefansson of the museum staff plan a two year voyage to study the isolated Esquimaux tribe. They will travel from New York to Edmonston then through the Mackenzie and Copper Mine rivers by whaling vessel to reach Herschel island and a small island beyond Prince Albert to collect language customs and artifacts.
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Stefansson
Far North
Fsquimaux
Esquimaux
Hermit Kingdom
Eee
Anderson
New York
Edmonston
British Columbia
Mackenzie River
Herschel Island
Arctic Ocean
Copper Mine
Croise
Prince Albert Island
Rockefeller Bible Class Aids Country Youth Visitors
John D. Rockefeller Jr presents a plan with the Fifth Avenue Baptist church to safeguard country youth who come to New York. A committee will announce arrivals, invite newcomers to join the Bible class and church work, and inform parents nationwide. Rockefeller seeks reelection as class vice president at tonight's meeting.
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New York City
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
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