Snell Letters Fuel Battle Over Large Estate Share
Contestants in the will of Colonel Thomas Snell press for a bigger share of the 134 million dollar estate. The suit centers on alleged mental incompetence from romantic escapades and incriminating letters, with testimonies from bankers and lawyers and references to Mabelle Snell McNamara and several Clinton women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curnton
Int
Thomas Snell
Richard Snell
Belinell
Mabelle Snell McNamara
Colonel Snell
Clinton
Bloomington
Snell
P. S
Maryyle
Hamilton
Mabelle Snell
Mabelle
Darling
Warner
Vespasian Warner
Herrick Morrissey
Edward J. Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Fam
Washington
Dewitt County
Ilinois Central Company
Illinois Central
Philbrick
State Osteopathic Licensing Exams Underway in Missouri
The Missouri Board of Osteopathic Registration and Examination conducts tests for state graduates. Dr. W. H.reenwood oversees exam sessions for practitioners at the American College of Osteopathy in Kirkwood, as part of the licensure process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crenshaw
Central School of Osteopathy
Eighth Street
Troost Avenue
Jefferson City
Dr. Crenshaw
Missouri State Board of Osteopathic Registration and Examination
W. H.reenwood
Kirkwood
Three Wives at 24 Years Reveal California Bigamy Case
William Deane Wilde, 24, ex Brooklyn resident and former Sunset Telephone operator, was arraigned in Los Angeles on a petty charge as investigators uncovered three marriages. He wed Ruth Jacques Guilck in 1905, Lella Warren in 1907 with a child born that year, and Beatrice Pitt in 1909. a third wife was living with him at arrest.
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Los Ancetes
Can
William Deane Wilde
Brooklyn
Sunset Telephone Company
Wilde
Ruth Jacques Guilck
Lella Warren
South Pasadena
Beatrice Pitt
Los Angeles
San Diego
Dramatic Rabies Autopsy Dr Van Geisen Wounded
A dramatic rabies autopsy scene in New York follows Dr. Ira Van Geisen injuring his hand with carbolic and nitric acids during the Marsh autopsy. He continues with the procedure and receives Pasteur treatment at Willard Parker Hospital while colleagues and reporters look on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Geisen
New Yor
Ira van Geisen
William H. Marsh
Miss Thompson
Bacilli
Marsh
Frigh
Brewer
Emil F. Ha
Coroner
Coroner Brewer
Dr. Hartung
Pasteur
Willard ‘Parker Hospital
Cash Still Desirable from the Washington Evening Star
A witty exchange contrasts happiness with money as a sentimentalist asserts you cannot buy happiness and a practical thinker counters the idea, suggesting money may still influence comfort despite the truth of the first claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Star
Originality of Virgil to be featured at teachers’ institute
Prof. Arthur T. Walker of the University of Kansas will present a paper titled The Originality of Virgil at the final teachers’ institute of the year. The session is scheduled at Central High School tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Arthur T. Walker
University of Kansas
Central High School
Timely Suggestion From Baltimore American
The elderly suitor declares he would die for the blooming maid, who retorts with a sharp remark about his head, reflecting a playful exchange in a Baltimore American vignette.
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Amours
Jaccard
Teifer
Jaccard Jewelry Co
Walnut Street
Ey Retail
Chalmers Knitting CO
Amsterdam
N.Y
Aia
Kansas City
Kamsas City
Toba
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
America
Harvard
West
Southwest
Perry
Riviera Vent
Sele
John B. Stetson
Manhattan
Lisle Union
Derby
York
Wilson Bros
Sea Island
Lee Eax
Suonddure
Neal Jal
Contorne
Stetson Oxfords
Boyden Oxfords
Washburn Oxfords
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