Shonts Suit Reveals Husband Wife Rift Over Marriage
Mrs Amanda C Thomas through her attorneys Shearn Hare filed an amended answer in the 31 million alienation suit against Mrs Shonts. The filing broadens defenses and cites a 1911 letter from Theodore P Shonts to Marguerite de Chaulnes describing marital strain and alleged attempts to extort money. The document portrays long standing disputes over the Shonts marriage and family dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda C. Thomas
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Shearn & Hare
Shonts
Supreme Court
Thomas
Wis
Pein
Kay
Howe
Europe
Workers Resign Control in Ruhr District
The Ruhr district workers ceased rule at noon as executives at Dusseldorf Wiberfeld Barmen and Hagen handed authority to municipal officials under peace terms between the government and the workers.
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Dusseldorf
Associated Press
Ruhr
Wiberfeld
Barmen
Hagen
Sonora Breaks Off Relations With Carranza
Sonora opens secret session in Hermosillo repudiating the central government and signaling resistance to invasion or state-right infringements. Governor de la Huerta announces suspension of relations until protests to Carranza cease. Agua Prieta and Nogales report mobilization, militia formation, and seizure of key facilities as tensions rise along the border.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Hermosillo
Thi
Carranza
Fernando Mendoza
Mex
Con
Nogales
de la Huerta
Salvador Alvarado
Noa
Congress
Sonor
Besa Can
General Obregon
Sta Ots
Currang
New Mexican Upheaval Forecast by Obregon Candidacy
A Mexican political crisis looms as Obregon, the anti Carranza candidate, faces a volatile elections scene on the west coast. Reports say strong opposition, militias, and a potential armed challenge to Carranza rule, with Obregon courting gunport alliances and state support amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Carranza
Alvaro Obregon
Uresilent
le Nore
Grea
Flurmoxillo
Cartnnen
Carrune
Sonor
Mexico City
Caoneral
Obregon
Nohela
Ingal
Paris Insists Ruhr Raid Is German Treaty Violation
Paris insists Germany sought Ruhr troop entry to breach the peace treaty. Premier Miller states France and Britain oppose any German occupation while noting Belgium and France face the danger firsthand near Germany. The German notice to extend to the Rhine is denied and no new Franco British move is expected before San Remo.
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Paris
Associated Press
Miller
Germany
Ruhr
France
America
Belgium
M. Mil Ind
Aifvers
England
Coalry
Frankfort
Enyglune
Helen
Dy Yon Mayer
Premice Miller
Rhine
Supremé Coune
San Remo
Allunion
Frankfurt
Darmstadt
W Gonhound
Yale President Hadley Resigns After Long Service
In New Haven Conn April 10 Yale University announces the resignation of President Hadley after a tenure marked by substantial growth and intellectual expansion. He, educated at Hopkins Grammar and Yale, will facilitate a smooth transition as the board searches for his successor and the new president familiarizes with university operations.
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W Haven
Ajiil
Aytour Pyiming Hailes
University
Vale
Yale
Hopkins Grammar School
New Haven
Methodists Vote To Go to Races
Plymouth Mass April 10 The New England Southern Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church voted unanimously to request a change in church law to permit dancing card playing horse racing and attendance at theaters and circuses The rule banning these amusements was called unnecessary and non functioning church legislation
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Plymouth
Mass
New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
England Going Dry signals Pussyfoot Johnson quits country
London April 10 Johnson declares England going dry after a year fighting prohibition. He plans a three month U S stay for talks with Anti Saloon League leaders and speeches nationwide. He notes Scottish counties moving dry and predicts global spread of prohibition, with Ireland and Scotland likely to vote dry and local veto the next step.
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Gao Cron
New York
London
England
Johnson
Pussyfoot
United States
Porto Rico
Scotland
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Ireland
Harieane
Edwand Carenn
Hings
Tredand
Alvin Yibes
Fan Ie
Thde
Petulont
Orden
Palmer Calls For Federal Investigation Of Strikes
President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer announce federal inquiry into unauthorized railroad strikes to assess any joint action intended to disrupt life essentials. Ames signals no comment. Senate plans swift hearings with Chicago and other union leaders among witnesses. Government ready to indict under Lever Act if needed.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Palmer
Savannah
South
Ames
Middle West
Department
Sumie
Wilson
Emergenc
Council of Defense
Can
Herbert P. Shenton
Ines
John Grunay
Chicasa Yardmen’s Association
Chicago
Cummins
Hi Wil Inehide
A. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railrowl
Chicago, Mil Walter & St. Paul Railroad
Raiload
Randhon
New York
de Louie
East Strews
Kansas City
Carlet
Postoffice Plans Mail Freight If Strike Worsens
Washington April 10 The Postoffice Department with Congress support proposes using mail to ship foodstuffs on a wholesale scale if the outlaw switchmen strike continues. Blakeside suggests rushing a law to allow parcel post packages up to a hundred pounds and government troops may guard mail if needed to ensure passage.
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Tribune
Washington
Postoffice Department
Congress
Postimaster
Blakeside
City Averts Starvation Fears as Rail Strikes Persist
New York officials report ample food in public warehous es and continued milk and produce supplies despite crippling railroad and harbor strikes. Edwin J. O Malley cites millions of pounds of butter and canned goods, eggs, and fresh produce in storage while unions announce a new United Railroad Workers of America and present wage and hour demands for conductors, brakemen, switchmen, and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. O'Malley
O'Malley Gays
Jersey City
Grand View
United Railroad Workers of America
Gue
Eie
Rail Strike Cripples Passenger and Freight Service
The unsanctioned strike by radical railway workers tightened its grip on the East with major lines like the Erie and Pennsylvania disrupted. Grand Central Terminal saw 140 switchmen abandon work, halting yard operations, while freight shipments dwindled and food deliveries crawled into New York terminals. Police arrested twelve strikers in Manhattan for disruption as carrier services reeled and attempts to restart trains continued amid limited operations.
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Frovell
Tesson
Serview
Pas
Eigen Sueview
Sursic
Go¢lagk
New York Harbor
New York
Jersey City
Erie
Lackawanna Mailroad
Buffalo Express
Moboken
Grand Central Terminal
Mott Haven Yards
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania
Manhattan Transfer
N. J
Baltimore & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Miles Bronson
Pivetric
Grand Central
Porter, Shea and Poster
New York Crystal
East Fifty-tiver Street Polterattion
Grand Central Terr
Joysey
Lackawanne Sire
Manhattan
Sarl
Monts
Sioner
Jersey
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York Central Lines
Ln Chicago
Fire at Tarrytown home endangers Dr Blake family
A daytime blaze destroyed the Tarrytown residence of Dr. Joseph Rhykn. Mrs. Blake rescued her three children Catherine Jean and Billy. Fire damaged the first and second floors. Dr. Blake suffered burns to his hands while aiding others. The family valued property at about 100000 dollars and two oil paintings were saved along with the medical library.
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Tarrytown
Joseph Rhikn
Blake
Catherine
Jean
Billy
Meg
William J. Floit
New York
Shephise
Tanehous
Manine
McEwen
Atayny
Dr. Blake
Temen
DJ Ung
France
Iemon
First official Irish Republic recognition in Dutchess County
A citizenship applicant in Dutchess County swore allegiance to the United States rather than to King George or the Republic of Ireland during naturalization in Supreme Court Justice Mortindeer s court. Patoek J Dela Loyo, native of Croghan, Ireland, affirmed U.S. loyalty on the day of his naturalization filing.
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Poughkerpsie
Repubic
Dutchess County
Gay
George
England
Republic of Ireland
Supreme Court
Mortindeer
Patoek J Dela Loyo
Croghan
Iglind
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Gene
Congress of
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Senark
P. Elia Calles
New Mexican
Wilbur Forrest
Berlin
Danger Point
Hadley
Simcoe
Iria
Cnc
Akenta
Cork
Adv
U. S
Trish
Rum
Senate
Postoffice
J. Mantel
Railroad Managers’ Association
Himsele Borden Company
Twenty-ninth Street
Eleventh Avenue
York Central
Sixtieth
Secral
West
Blake Home
Hamily
Nizes
Irish Republic
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