Judge Outlines Duty of Parents in Alienation Suit
New York judge rules parental authority ends with marriage but duties persist. In a $250,000 alienation suit, Justice Hough dismisses claims by Max Kleist against the Breitung family, stating marriage changes the parent child dynamic yet does not nullify parental influence or responsibility.
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Coachman
Justice Hough
New York
Love
Mammon
Charles M. Hough
Max Ivrederick Kleist
Kaward EK
Breitung
Hhis
Max Bleist
Juliet
Breitungs
Mr. Breitung
Michigan
Kleist
Ken
Hough
Igarrkige
Food prices rise in war zone with France shortages
Report notes prices of most commodities have increased sharply though no food shortage exists for France. A table compares Pont-a-Mousson prices before and during the war, outlining the higher costs in the current market.
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France
Pont-a-Mousson
Traveling Salesmen Vote on Women Suffrage
The Associated Commercial Travelers of America backs women’s suffrage, with secretary Marc Reynolds noting traveling men seek voting rights for themselves and support proposals to vote by absent ballot. A poll will gauge members’ views, announced at the upcoming semiannual meeting in August. Reynolds expects the group to endorse woman suffrage, despite no women members currently.
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New York
Associated Commercial Travelers of America
Marc M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
le Sty
Huerta Harlem landlord ties Mexican bonds to six Harlem flats
The report claims General Huerta used $300,000 in Mexican bonds to acquire equity in six Harlem six story apartment houses at 117 19 143 West 140th and 136 to 158 West 142nd streets. The properties sit on land from the Wart Farm tract once sold by the Pinkney estate. Ownership transferred to Francis C Masson or Wilkinsburg Pa but payment showed representation by Julian De Kay, a close Iberia ally. The $300,000 equity sits atop $1,057,000 in mortgages. bonds were from a $20,000,000 issue issued during Huerta's era.
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New York
Harlem
General Huerta
West One Hundred and Forty-flost
West One Hundred and Forty-second Street
Wilkinsburg
Julin de Kay
Iberia
Huerta
Soom Two Million Autos in America in 1914
The 1914 year end motor vehicle totals show 1,000,084 automobiles registered in the United States, with 44,355 motor trucks and 182,945 motorcycles. State road funds received 101,464 in fines and the total registration revenue reached 12,270,035. New York led with 1,529,852, California 1,208,785, Pennsylvania 1,135,003, Iowa 1,060,135, and Nebraska 4,331.
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Amorica
United States
Department of Agriculture
New York State
California
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Nebraska
Shoes to Europe Demand During War Year Surges
Good for shoemakers. Shoes to the amount of 71,000,000 pairs must be provided for the allies in Europe during a year of war. As most exact copies of the United States army shoe are being worn by troops of the warring nations.
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Europe
United States Army
Palestine as a Wallet-Sized Shrine Captivates Bryce’s View
Former British ambassador Viscount Bryce writes for the National Geographic Society on Palestine as a tiny land rich in legend and memory. He notes its limited resources, scarce minerals, and pastoral wealth, then details the profound impact of sacred sites and historic tales shaping travelers’ impressions.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Holy Land
Viscount Bryce
United States
Palestine
Lord Bryce
Mediterranean
Jordan
Dead Sea
Lebanon
Hermon
Beergheba
New Jersey
Jamel
Israel Lad
Maritime Plain
Ing David
Benjamin
Jerusalem
Connecticut
Israel
Jordan Valley
Joshua
Middle
Jhly
Norway
Scotland
Asia Minor
California
Belgium
Lombardy
Jaffa
Andromeda
Perseus
Jonah
Life in a Submarine How the Crew Breathes Under Water
The commander watches the surface with a periscope and risks exposure if it is submerged. A seventeen foot periscope offers partial safety, but damage can cause a fatal leak. Submarines ram and maneuver with diving rudders and a reversible propeller. Crew quarters and galley sit in the bow, ventilation recirculates heated air after treating it to oxygenate and cool it for safe breathing.
Telepathy debate spans mind and matter across realms
A New York Amariagu correspondent cites Edgar Lucien Larkin arguing telepathy and related psychic phenomena are unproven theories. The writer notes mind and matter interactions lack scientific law and could be widespread, urging caution until evidence solidifies.
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Marie Corelli
Edgar Lucien Larkin
New York
Amariagu
A Good Actor and a Patient Union
A compact dialogue hints at marriage to an actor. The exchange shows Patience asking if Patrice married an actor and confirms he was a convincing actor who seemed to love her, reflecting social dynamics and theatrical affectations.
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Patience
Patrice
France Plans to Place War Orphans Under Reich Care
France will place children made orphans by the war in Reich administration. The government will educate protect and care for them under a plan yet to be decided.
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France
Cibinet Bus
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