Mrs Dennistoun On Stand In Testimony Over Letters To Maid
Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun testified in London as part of a divorce case filed by Col Jan Dennistoun. Judge Edward Marshall Hall pressed her on letters to her maid, including one ordering the maid to check a medicine chest for a box labeled dispatch and send it to Paris. The cross examination touched on alleged affairs with Bolin and times under protection of wartime commander St John Cowans.
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David McChugh
International News Service
London
Mar
Dorothy Dennistoun
Inday
Ste Edward Marshall Hall
Jan Dennistoud
Dennis
Dennistoun
Fragmentary remark on Mrs Dennistoun and Lady Carnarvon
The passage notes Mrs Dennistoun saying a woman often thinks of clothes when troubled. She recalls Lady Carnarson who married Gol Dennistoun after his wife divorced him and housed her for a time. She denies naming her discarded husband a scoundrel or accusing him of a crime against General Cowans.
Stereoptican Talk At Y W C A March 14
Lawrence county chapter of the Tennessee Threshers and Warmers Protective Association will present a stereoptican lecture at the Y W C A auditorium on Saturday evening March 14 at 7 50 p m The illustrated talk aims to aid the state in a safety first campaign and impress farmers and threshers of their duties under the Workmen's Conservation Law No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Tennsylvania
Ers Protective Association
Commonwealth
Radio program at Y last night fans enjoy KDRA broadcast
Radio lovers gathered in the YMCA lobby to hear the New Castle artists broadcast from KDRA Pittsburgh. The program was clearly heard in the association and pleased the radio fans.
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Ntadio
New Castle
KDRA
Pittsburgh
Fruit Growers Spray Service Ready Soon
Farm Agent N C Dale leads Lawrence County Fruit Growers Association in finalizing plans for a coordinated spray service. Members will receive first letters within a week. pests samples will be stored in a central lab and dispatches will inform growers when to spray with detailed guidance on Envay mixtures.
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Dale
Lawrence County
N. C. Dale
Lawrence County Fruit Growers aAssociation
Bill to Abolish May Assessments
State Senator George T. Weir Weingartner has introduced a bill to abolish the May assessment. The measure would end current reassessment visits by assessors to locate moves since the previous tax listing. The related poor laws bill, tied to a county board of assessors, remains in committee amid opposition but is expected to pass.
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George T. Weirgartner
Weingartner
Notable figures miss Coolidge inauguration and political movers
James Lucey of Northampton could not attend President Coolidge's inauguration in Washington. Iowa Republicans file a contest over Smith W. Brookhart’s Senate election. William Cooper Hobbs stands trial in London for involvement in blackmail of Sir Hari Singh, Rajah of Jammu and Kashmir. Semet Pasha expected to succeed Fethi Bey as premier of the Angora government in Turkey.
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James Lucey
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
United Blazea
Towa
Senate
Republican Central Committee
Iowa
William Cooper Hobbs
London
Hari Singh
Jammu and Kashmir
Semet Pasha
Fethi Bey
Angora
Turkey
Telegrams Pour In On New Castle Program Reception
Telegrams from Chicago report New Castle nightly program reception by KDKA. Almon R Shaffer Jr praises Jim Lave and the town as a good place to live work and prosper. Miss Leone K Porter and Mrs Howard Phillips send congratulatory notes for the program and its performers.
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Naw Castle
Almon R. Shaffer, Jr
Chicago
Shaffer
New Castle
New Castle Daily News
KDKA
Jim Lave
Bell
Bll
Robinson Tormer
Areo
Almon R. Shiffer, Jr
Teene K. Portar
Leone K. Porter
New Castle Pa
Teadings Fine
John
KDEA
Howard Phillips
Wizabeth Martin Fleming
County Medical Officer To Make School Inspection
Dr H C Harper county medical officer announced plans for a survey of the Scotland Lane school district to locate unreported rash and eruption cases in children. He cited a prior rash outbreak and a scarlet fever rise, urging reporting to prevent epidemics and noting the lack of a state law requiring rash cases to be reported. He contrasted with a New Wilmington incident where prompt reporting helped avert an epidemic.
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H. C. Harper
Scotland Lane
Harner
New Wilmington
Glenn
Appeals Taken in Automobile Cases
An appeal from Alderman Mantz’s decision is filed in W J Stevens vs Scott Shaner Sr for damages to a car from a collision where the plaintiff was awarded 200. An appeal from Alderman Hamilton’s decision is filed in Henry C Turner vs Thomas R&R McComb where a $36.90 verdict for damages to a vehicle from a collision was returned.
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Alderman Mantz
W. J. Stevens
Scott Shaner, Sr
Alderman Hamilton
Henry C. Turner
Thomas R&r, McComb
Dumages
Cicina
New Wilmington LOUGAT PROPERTY bought by J Stewart Price
J Stewart Price has purchased the second of two Waugh avenue houses recently built by local men and will move in next week. February weather reports show 15 clear days 13 cloudy days with no snow and 1.25 inches rain. The coldest day was February 27 at zero. February was the driest since 1911. The League of Women Voters will meet Monday March 9 at the home of Mrs Braban. Mrs J W Cox hosted relatives from Butler and Stoneboro this week. Jessie Jackson of Pittsburgh, a former teacher, died after an illness in St Francis Hospital.
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Lougat Property
J. Stewart Price
Waugh Avenue
League OF Women Voters
Braban
W. Char Walla
Nertia Shaffer
Margaret, Mitchell
Letita Elliott
New Castle
J. W. Cox
Stoneboro
Jessie Jackson
Pittsburgh
St. Francis Hospital
Miss Jackson
Weillare Huran
Local notes and visits in Newport area
Miss Minnie Surder recovers from tonsil removal operation. Mr and Mrs John Veon and daughter Bartha of Youngstown visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Herbert Sworger visit Mrs Ben James in Glenkirk. Charles Hoopengardner returns to Chicago after brief visit, mother Mrs T Swagger stays for the summer. Maury Hollenbank reported sick. Master Ervin Hensell recovering from grip. Rev Scott conducting series of meetings at Newport M D church. Andrew Chadderton called to Sharon due to his nephew's death. Ruth Allen slowly recovering from pneumonia. Tk tents describe car stopping difficulties with large fat pedestrians.
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Minnie Surder
John Veon
Bartha
Youngstown
Mya
Herbert Sworger
Ben James
Glenkirk
Charles Hoopengardner
Chicago
T. Swagger
Maury Hollenbank
Ervin Hensell
Scott Ishwiding
Newport M.D
Andrew Chadderton
le Sharon
Ruth Allen
Vault on concrete piers surrounded by mirrors in California
A vault at a California bank rests on concrete piers and is ringed by mirrors that reflect the surrounding area, creating a tolling appearance. The fragmentary description hints at a unique architectural or security feature but lacks full context or outcome.
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California Bank
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