Viscounts de Vaux Visit From New York on Long-Delayed Love Match
Hackensack residents recount the marriage of Noel de Vaux to Helen Tracey as a love match despite nobility. Viscount de Vaux, a French official, and his wife arrive for a two to three week stay, with Tracey unaware of his title until after the wedding. Delia O Callahan seeks to use stage name Trixie Friganza after court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Savoy
Rench
de Vaux
Viscountess Vaux
Helen Tracey
Lackensack
N. J
Viscount de Vaux
Marquis de
Marshal Court de Vaux
Corsica
France
Tracey
Faux
Hacke
Noel de Vaux
Noel
Baron
Paris
Trome Friganza
Delia O'Callahan
Trixie Fria
Mabel Hite
Quaker City
Felix Isman
Gus Edwards
Edward E. Pidgeon
James J. Morton
Pony Corps
Rice
Weimers
Vallambrosa
Death of Mrs Hobbs on Raytown Road Near Independence
Mrs Mary Hobbs age 64 dies at home on Raytown road four miles south of Independence from pneumonia. She leaves husband Gregg Hobbs and two children Dr W W Hobbs of Blue Springs and Mrs Bessie Redford of Raytown. Funeral at Young's chapel tomorrow morning with burial in Independence cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hobbe
Mary S. Hobbs
Raytown Road
Independence
Gregg Hobbs
W. W. Hobbs
Blue Springs
Bessie Redford
Raytown
Young's Chapel
Daniel Chester French Visits Chicago Dinner Event
Daniel Chester French the sculptor was a guest at a dinner in Chicago. The report notes his presence and mentions a chat about his work during a Country Club gathering with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deniel Chester French
Chicago
Daniel Chester French
Mr.rench
The Stolen Locket Play At Midland Banquet Room
Mercy hospital fund event tonight features The Stolen Locket of Dana Hall by a Kansas City writer. Cast includes Miss Kate Summerson, Miss Anna Summerson, Miss Corinne Dean, Miss Marion Cookson, Miss Nell Neal, Miss Elsa Bracklein, Miss Ida Bracklein, Miss Dorothy Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Dana Hall
Kansas City
Kate
Anna Summerson
Corinne Dean
Marion Cookson
Nell Neal
Elsa
Ida Bracklein
Dorothy Baldwin
Humes Defiant in $100000 Alienation Case Over Postcards
John C. Humes president of Humes Crockery admits sending 300 postcards to Mrs. Richards and others while in Europe, denying alleged 500 cards. He explains nickname names and a postcard album, while stating he will fight the suit. Depositions set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Humes
Humes Crockery Company
E. J. Richards
Ginger Club
Richards
Kansas City
Humes
Dot
Pet
Brief City News Highlights From Kansas City
Visitors include Dr George W Frank of Los Angeles and H H Anderson president of Gazebo State bank in Oklahoma. Local officials Joseph D Elliff and Elihu Waight are noted, with civil matters Mary Walker seeking divorce and deaths of Elihu Waight and Winifred De Merritt. Police fined milkmen Wescott and Sisson for butter fat deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Frank
Los Angeles
W. A. Masters
Wichita
Kansas City
H. H. Anderson
Gazebo
State Bank
George W. Graham
State Am
Aileen
Joseph D. Elliff
Columbia
E. B. Houghton
Corralitos
Mexico
Mary Walker
Fred Walker
Argeonante County
Blanche B. Cox
Salvation Army
Ottawa
Kas
Elihu Waight
Grand Avenue
East Seventeenth Street
John M. Cameron
Erie
Great Western Oil Refining Company
Mary C. Nicol
W. F. Nicol
Winifred de Merritt
John BE. de Merritt
East Twentythird Street
de Merritt
Coal and Lime Company
Supreme End High Court
Storm death toll climbs in Gulf states after sweeping tornado
A devastating storm across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Tennessee leaves hundreds feared dead and many injured. Purvis Mississippi Amite La and Albertville Alabama report the worst damage as trains crawl out bearing the wounded and telegraph lines fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Georgia
Alamo
Purvis
Miss
McCallum
Amite
McLaurin
Winchester
Albertville
Ala
Richland
Lamourie
Wingate
New Augusta
Columbus
Felix Rumpf
Atlanta
Griffin
Associated Press
Binmineham
Alabama
Jergen
Walter County
Reids
Cedar Creek
Walker County
Democrat
Twenty Die As Georgia Storm Rages In Cedartown Area
A devastating tornado between Cedartown and Cave Springs in Rome Georgia leaves twenty dead. The feature reports indicate severe loss and damage along the storm path. Arthur Kendall named probate clerk replacing Edward Winstanley who resigns as city purchasing agent under the new board of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cedartown
Cave Springs
Arthur Kendall
Wyandotte Street
Pullman
Union Depot
Edward Winstanley
Winstanley
New Board of Public Works
Weather Bureau Warns Schools After Tornado Rumor
South reports suggest tornado season opened on time but Kansas City remains rarely affected. Weather observer P Connor assures no danger here since 1886. false calls to Loretto academy and schools prompted quick reminders that warnings will come from the Weather Bureau and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Connor
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Loretto Academy
Loretto
Chicago Capitalists to Pipe Natural Gas to Missouri Towns
George C. Danforth of Kansas City leads Chicago capitalists planning to pipe natural gas from Pleasanton to Butler and Clinton Missouri. A 2000 acre gas land area near Pleasanton will be developed with wells and mains, with a Kansas City real estate office and local business committee assisting.
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Chicago
Pleasanton
Butler
Clinton
Butter
George C. Danforth
Kansas City
Kas
Points
Weather Bureau Observations for 24 Hours Ended This Morning
Weather bureau notes Kansas City minimum 52 maximum 66 with a year earlier 34 and 45. Reports statewide lows and highs including Abilene 58 80 Boston 42 54 Chicago 54 72 New York 45 66 St Louis 68 74 and Wichita 60 68. Precipitation readings in several states. scarce in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. Forecasts call for generally fair cooler conditions tonight and Sunday across Kansas and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
Kansas City
Missouri River
Abilene
Tex
Boston
Cairo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Concordia
Des Moines
Dodge City
Galveston
Huron
Los Angeles
Moorhead
Minn
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
San Antonio
Springfield
Wichita
Kansas
Baker
Trace
Dresden
Fort Scott
Mackaville
Manhattan
Osage City
Nebraska
Ashland
Auburn
Fairbury
Herrington
Oakdale
Missouri
Harrisonville
Lamar
Maryville
Lows
Alta
Carroll
Clarinda
Sibley
Davenport
Atlanta
Columbus
Miles City
Montgomery
Arkansas
Texas
Births Reported By Board Of Health In Kansas City Area
The births reported to the board of health by noon include multiple entries across addresses in Kansas City and nearby areas. Names listed cover Worrell Ellingsworth Robinson A. and K. Wells opar Steve and Sophia Arthur and Ruth Crull William Albert and Anne Pearl Merideth and Tene plus others, with dates in April and hospital references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Worrell, Co. W
L. M
East Seventh
Ellingsworth
C. M
East Twenty-first
Boty Agnellman
Campbell
Waielean
Belleview
Tee J. F
Kansas City
Nicock
Kansas
Strawmat
Allee
South Mill Street
He Wells
T. B
Leva
Boy
Opar
Steve
Sophia
Feree
Local Lawson and Kansas City Names in Brief Notices
Brief list shows Willie L Ball Ethel Lockard and others from Lawson Kansas City and nearby places. Names include Charles E MacDonald Sharp Left, Francesa Le Baron Wright, Peter Larson, Rose Kirchner and Nellie Millane with Mrs Kathleen Mclaughlin noted in Kansas City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie L. Ball
Lawson
Ethel Lockard
Charles E. MacDonald
Kansas City
Sharp
St. Louis
Francesa le Baron Wright
Peter Larson
Rose Katherine Kirchner
Milbrook
Vitto Minlace
Nellie Millane
Kathleen Mclaughlin
Kansas
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived Today
Philadelphia ship President Grant arrives in New York from Southampton while the Hamburg line steamer arrives in New York from Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Southampton
Grant
Hamburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hackensack, N. J
Pinin
Anna Davis Robbins Flagg
W. Allston Flagg
John Turner Atterbury
Joaghine Flagg
Philip Boyer
Beatrice Flagg
Mr. Flagg
Thomas Rob
Mr. Atterbury
Mercer Atterbury
B. Howe
Katherine
Atterbury
Misses Frog
Mbercy Hospital
Midland
J. C Humes
Ira
Herridon
R. W. Vance
Iowa
Vance
Rock Island
Thirty-First
Troost
Thirty-first Street
Troost Avenue
Odd Fellows
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Southwest Boulevard
John I. Sanders
A. A. Aiken
W.H. Larrabee
William H. Larrabee
West Seventeenth Street
Tenmeaner
Fort de Sit
Thomas Mill
Baxterville
Ios
Church Hill
Port Gibson
Benee
the Weather Bureau
Scarritt Building
W. S. Gilbert
Ninth Street
Minnesota Avenue
Guilla Adams
Independence Fair
Independence Fair Association
John Saver
Kittie L. Short
Gordon É
Koppel
John Taylor Dry Goods To
Sterling
Simon
East
Ilthe
Main
É&T
Nery Ca
Main Street
Ginzai Nippon
Rumchunda
Drop USA
Ecard
ERR Bros. & Garvey All Paper CO
McGee
Nain Bell
Sys
Rogi
Walnut Street
Moroes
kCornsidy
Bailey-Reynolds Gas Fixture Co
Main St
Jjaccard Jewelry CO
Wainui Si
Star
Times
Mitchells
Mitchel
Store of the People
Green Trading Stampa
The
Parzoni
Becker
Woodbury’s
Hallack-Deamer
Liwyandorte Sr
Hoffman
Piano Values
Chickering Pianos Muic
Econom Furniture & Carpet CO
Trashenberger
McGee St
Smith-Yost
Cramer Book Store
Stern Sia
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