Local Women Diva Named Three In Divorce Action
New York June 23 Geraldine Farrar has won her divorce from Lou Tellegen the Diva's counsel Samuel Untermyer announced tonight Referee Mahony filed a decision favoring the decree The action started here two years ago with three women named including Steila Larrimore a youthful actress One was excused as her name was mentioned in the jury reference and the record notes the count was struck from consideration
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NEW YORK
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Samuel Untermyer
Mahony
Untermyer
Steila Larrimore
President Harding Tours Grain Belt Visit Highlights
President Harding travels through Kansas and nearby areas observing farm life. He inspects a tractor and wheat fields, notes crop conditions, and discusses agricultural policy during a Western visit. Local residents and farmers accompany the tour as the president surveys grain production.
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HUTCHISON
Ras
Harding
udiente
Kansas
Turin
Contempt Charge Leads to Bail Status in Shure Case
A court holds the defendant in bail on a contempt charge linked to the Shure matter. The brief notes the action as a legal proceeding with the defendant awaiting further hearings.
Cole Mayo Wedding Attended by 110 Guests in Orange County
More than a hundred socially prominent residents gathered yesterday afternoon for the wedding of Cornelia Gardner Cole daughter of Leren Cole and Annarcher Cole of Mouinue Township New Jersey to Leon Yoo of Ponca City. The ceremony was at the parents home performed by Chaplain McKenna of the Army. The event took place in the garden setting with flowers adorning the altar.
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Orange Couon
Cornelixn Gardner Cole
Leren TL Cole
Annarcher Cole
Mouiuue Township
breane
Leon yoo
Ponca City
OkIaay
McKenna
Cainesanes Army
Ti wWelock
wes
Coast Guard Cutter Ordered to Siberia
Coast Guard indicates a cutter is dispatched for operations near Siberia with unspecified goals and timing, amid shifting maritime duties and patrols.
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Coast Guard
Siberia
Boy Sent to Randall's Island Over Indecency Charges
Stanton teen White 17 pleaded guilty to public indecency. He was sentenced to an indefinite term at the House of Refuge on Randall's Island, New York, after a bail hearing. White had been accused by seven men of indecent acts and was captured after a pursuit by Edward Wyman. The case follows prior similar charges and is continuing on appeal.
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Cluster White
Stanton
Howand M. Starr
House of Refuge
Randalls Island
New York
White
Recorder's court
wen
Edward Wyman
Henry Wyman
Grandview avenue
Bright again seeks contempt order in suit
The document shows a request for a show cause contempt order in a pending suit. References to Conner, Reeser, and Thomson appear in fragmented text indicating a legal proceeding and court action. Further details are unreadable due to OCR damage but the core item is a court seeking contempt.
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BRIGHT
U. Conner
Reeser
Thomson
Herbert BR
Conner
One Man Drowns as Boats Crash
An incident at Havtitaes Whevrssale results in a man drowning after boats collide. Details remain unclear as officials investigate the accident site.
Confiscated Liquor on Vessels Faces Court Challenge
June 23 report on British steamers Baltic and Berengaria seeking rights to bring liquor into American waters. Seized cases of white wine beer and other alcohol aboard ships under Great Britain’s seal were removed after a court interpretation of the Volstead Act. Prohibition officers escorted the liquor to Knickerbocker and awaited further action as the case moves toward the courts.
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NEW YORK
Baltic
Berengaria
Great Britain
Injured in Fall on Erie Crossing
A brief report describes an accident at Erie Crossing where a worker suffered a wrist injury after a fall. The injured man was aided by medical staff and taken for treatment. Kellie, identified as a National Biscuit Company teamster, was mentioned in connection with the case.
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ERIE
Schultz
Kellie
mjnoyed
National Biscuit Company
Whitlock and Davis Daughters Each Get One Dollar From Dad’s 25000 Estate
Edwid P B Davis former state electrician left 25000 to Columbia University. His daughters Maude D D Whitlock and Ruth E Davis receive one dollar each in the will probated at Corning. Other beneficiaries hold 3200 each. residuary estate goes to Mrs. Davis and on her death to Columbia University.
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Edwid PB. Davis
state electrician
Maude DD. Whitlock
Ruth E. Davis
Columbian University
Edwin F. Davis
Mew Whitlock
Herald
New York
Mr. Davis
Columbia University
Dav
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Nomination of Dr Woodman for State Hospital superintendent
Hon John C K Taylor notified yesterday of the nomination by the State Hospital Commission of Dr B C G Woodman as superintendent of the State Hospital. Dr Woodman is expected to be appointed at a special board meeting Monday, succeeding Dr Mo C Asbtes who resigned.
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John
HK. Taylor
Mird
dietown State Hospital
Stat Hospital Commission
Manitoba goes wet as seven-year prohibition ends
Report notes Manitoba ends a seven year period of prohibition with a broad shift toward legal water use. Provinces factions report major changes as the government lifts restrictions and outlines new licensing and taxation plans amid rising interest in alcohol regulation.
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MANITOBA GOEOS
WINSEPEG
Manuet Ma aitoba
Mysterious 1825 Whiskey Smuggling Ring Unfolds
Fragmentary report describes a whiskey smuggling operation spanning New Jersey and Staten Island with multiple boats and a network of agents. The piece notes a fall crackdown by U United States authorities and widespread activity along the coast, with unclear details and damaged text.
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NEW YORK
New Jersey
Staten Island
Man Insists He Be Tried As A Woman
Chicago reports detail Fred G. Thompson insisting his client deserve trial as a woman amid a murder case involving CL Tesmer. Attorney Frank A. Metounell cites a defense pact to maintain Thompson’s claimed gender, while Thompson remains jailed without bond.
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CHICAGO
Fred G. Thompson
hard CL Tesmer
oghioon Gein prid
Thormpegn
stirl 2
Frank A. Metounell
atorney
Thompson
nou
Pleads for Mercy in Implied Trial Context
Fragmentary text suggests a defendant pleads for clemency before a forthcoming trial. It mentions government or officials and a request for mercy, with unclear details about the case or charges. The readable parts imply pleading, judicial proceedings, and possible sentencing considerations.
State hospital nurses graduate first class under new wartime training
The first class of nurses at the state hospital completed the new three wartime training program, marking a milestone for the institution.
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STATE HOSPITAL
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