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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
6
An argument ends with Meg Willam Sereney Sweeney shooting her husband after a dispute. Police detain the wife, a court orders bail, and authorities plan to charge her with assault while her husband faces a charge of disorderly conduct. The legal path continues with arraignments and possible further action.
A lengthy court record details Evelyn Vanderburgh accusing her wife of an indiscretion involving a youthful secret kept since February 3833. The case references Logon, marriage attempts, and a German army abetment claim, with Vanderburgh seeking divorce and compensation. court proceedings show ages, dates, and the restraining or punitive actions sought by the involved parties.
The transcription describes efforts to place an enduring marble marker over Carry Nation's grave. It notes the grave’s low mound, the faint Currie A Nation inscription on a small headstone, and local women’s determination to ensure a lasting memorial despite limited funds and the town’s indifference.
A corrupted text describes German security police monitoring perceived foreign influence in central German cities. It cites arrests of suspected communists, surveillance of daily activity, and pressures on foreigners, with officials claiming aims to protect the state while critics depict pervasive public scrutiny.
A heated Altenia throne contest draws attention in American society circles as two American princesses with vast fortunes compete. Mrs Willem Leete, once Me Willem Lea, wife of Prince Christies of Crees, and Mrs Keily, widow of Frank J. Goold, are named rivals in the royal succession stakes.
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes refugee aid under Queen Sophie and officials. It notes efforts by sanitary experts, medical staff, and representatives to shelter and treat refugees, detailing supply routes, shelters, and medical interventions, with mentions of American aid and attempts to curb disease spread.
The piece highlights New York society women branching into cinema and related trades. Lydig Hoyt signs to act, with others like Miss Symphoros Bristed and Mrs Willum Lalmbert moving into banking, real estate, decorator work, and perfume. Julia Hoyt leads as the first prominent social figure to pursue movie acting.
Walter Stewart, a Martland Hollow farmer in Connecticut, attempted suicide by firing two .22 calibers into his forehead and body. He was found walking around the house smoking a pipe. he told the doctor he was discouraged. He said he would not try the gun route again.
Jane the pet monkey of Mrs Mary F Halpin of Astoria Queens has adopted four kittens abandoned by a mother cat in the yard. The mother cat is believed killed.
An account contrasts Turkish politeness and dignified restraint under occupation with the rowdy mix of soldiers and civilians in Constantinople. Abdul Metjid Effendi, heir presumptive, embodies calm manners while pockets of vice like gambling dens and late night revelers emerge in Stamboul and Pera.
A Georgetown reader reports escaping illness with the Vegetable Compound, claiming it restored strength and allowed her to perform her own work. She urges others, especially women in Georgetown and nearby areas, to consider the remedy for ailments including backache, headaches, and pelvic discomfort.
Fragmentary text indicates a meeting or hearing connected to a parliament or council in Asti with references to votes, a theater, and possible indictments. The legible portions hint at a contested decision, but details are obscured by errors and missing words.
Fragmentary text mentions Washington, a practice module, and a deadly reference, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable individuals, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a factual news card. No verifiable entities or actions present.
Garbled phrase appears to reference an American weekly publication and a dialogue about a speaker or writer. Readable names, places, or events are not identifiable. the fragment lacks coherent context or concrete facts to summarize.
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