Stillman Heir and Wife File Divorce Suit in NY Court
James A. Stillman president of Nations City Bank and his wife Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman sue each other for divorce. Justice Morschauser appointed a guardian for their child and a referee to hear testimony. Alimony and substantial counsel fees asked, hearings postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Anne Urquhart Potter
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
The
Nations City Bank
Brown
Doorer
Morschausar
Second Judicial Department
Stillman
America
Cora Urquhart Potter
Mr. Poter
Bishop Codman Fotter
Atreree
Morschauser
Daniel J. Glosson
Poughkeepsie
Park Avenue
Pocantico Hills
Siso
Bullman
Three Mivers
Quebec
Fouphkerpsie Qouther
Gleeson
Mack
Guy Stillman
Mysterious Circle Forms in Roslyn to Fight Crime
A fifteen member vigilance group named the Mysterious Circle begins patrolling Roslyn after weeks of crook activity. Operating from the Neighborhood Association office, watchers will alert others to suspects and target wrongdoing with public shaming deemed more effective than police action. Members are sworn to secrecy and Catholic men announce their intent to protect the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
Yeggs
L. 1
Sallyster
Nui
Anti Soviet Rhine Seizure Revolts Debate in Commons
Alynes of the Labor Party criticizes Allied handling of Rhine seizures as revolts spread, arguing the Allies should have asked the United States to mediate, in a Commons debate reflecting tension over postwar aggression and Soviet response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Alynes
Labor Party
Hostil
U. S
Communists Lose Battles Fears New Debts Taxes
A London Times dispatch from Reval reports widespread anti-Soviet revolts across Russia. Food shortages mount as no trains reach Siberia since February. 40,000 troops near Petrograd with doubts on Bolshevik loyalty. Cronstadt sailors and workers strike, revolts surface near Moscow, and officials fear peasant uprisings may outlast military efforts. The piece notes heavy fighting at Petrograd and a volatile transport network dragging on the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Reval
Russia
Siberia
Ferm
Vologda
Petrograd
Nikolainsk
Cronstadty
Helsingfors
Antonios
Kursk
Norsnevis Generat
Cronstadt
Shlisselburg
Ladoga
Donceal
Ireland
Moscow
Alarm over German moves in Ruhr region raises new frontier fears
Reported rumors claim Allied forces intend to push into the Ruhr after Hamborn to establish an inland customs frontier. The Associated Press notes rising speculation as authorities weigh strategic implications and possible countermeasures.
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Uuishukg
Associated Press
Ruhr
Hamborn
Seizy Hsson and
Levy
France Seeks U S Acceptance Of Modified League Pact
Paris reports negotiations between the French embassy and the State Department aim to win U S acceptance of a modified League of Nations. Briand notes a favorable reply from President Harding and Viviani's possible mission while officials in Washington withhold comment. Whitman shocks court by moving indictments of Police Department members to the Supreme Court, triggering a legal battle over grand jury minutes and trial schedules.
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Paris
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Harding
League of Nations
Pease Washington
Prom
Tribinets Turonean Bureau
Teibune Ine
London
March Tv
Briand
Rene Viviani
United States
Viviani
America
Foreign Office
Hughes
Ambassador Jusserand
M. Jusserand
Criminal Courts
Charles S. Whitman
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davis
William d. Lahey
Police Department
Court of General Sessions
Brave
Ae Police Department
Robert A. O'Brien
Cornelius J. Flood
Hylan
Whitman
Thomas €. T. Crain
UN Io
Clare Soapeet
Move for Irish Peace Reported For Advanced Move
Dublin reports that discussions with Premier Lloyd George and Sir Edward Garson are well advanced. Government seeks cease of attacks by the Irish Republican Army as a condition for peace talks, with Dail Eireann officials noting no barrier if London agrees to restrain its forces.
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Dublin
Lloyd George
Ireland
Edward Garson
South Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Ita
Flip of Coin Decides Priority in Divorce Suit
In New Orleans on March 10 a coin flip in Civil District Court determined Ernest A. Allegeyer may file for divorce before his wife. Attorneys for both sides raced for clerk and judge positions, with an even result. The judge flipped a five-cent piece and the husband’s attorney won, allowing the petition to be filed first.
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New Orleans
Civil District Court
Ernest A. Allegeyer
Louisiana
Allegeyer
John Ohseil
Fred B. King
Hla Aait
Railroads Decide Wage Cuts Prompting Congress Review
Washington dispatch reports Pennsylvania and other railroads plan wage reductions for employees. Senate and House Interstate Commerce committees consider sweeping inquiries into railroad operations and wage policies, with Senator Cummins proposing a comprehensive investigation into operating expenses and wage limits. He warns reductions without Railway Labor Board action may be unlawful and ill advised.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Senate
House Interstate Committee Committee
Railway Labor Board
Cummins
Interstate Commerce
Col Harvey Selected as Ambassador to Great Britain
Washington March 10 Colonel George Harvey named by President Harding as Ambassador to Great Britain and accepts the post. Harvey, editor of Harvey's Weekly and outspoken critic of Wilson, is a Deal New Jersey resident with a Vermont LL D. appointment signals bipartisan recognition and reflects Harding's support for opposing party members who aided his 1920 majority.
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The
Tribune
Washington
George Harvey
Marding
Great Britain
Harvey
London
Republian
Wilson
Colonel Harvey
Vermont
University of Vermont
Springfield Republican
New York World
North American Review
Deal
N. J
New York
Marvey
London Post
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Harding
Cox
Pink Ribbons in Nightie at Stokes Divorce Hearing
In a New York morning session Justice Finch heard further testimony in the divorce suit of W E D Stokes against Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes. The trial drew a crowd as the SRO sign went up and attendants asked for decorum. Witnesses described alleged improprieties with Dr Hal C Billig and noted overnight stays at the Stokes home. Miss Anna Brennan and Mrs Julia Strube testified to various incidents and travel with Mrs Stokes, including a trip to Colorado. details continued on page two.
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Hal C. Billig
Mrs. Stokes
Anna Brennan
Stokes
Julia Strube
Pntte
Colorado
Miss Brennan
Iso
Narragansett Pier
Boston Hears Lenine and Trotzky on Phonograph
Boston business men heard Lenin and Trotzky through a talking machine after a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Sir Paul Dukes, ex Secret Service and British correspondent, played records of Lenin and Trotzky as they spoke to the Russian people. The Lenin recording spoke in cavernous tones, while Trotzky’s speech was a trained orator with musical rhythm.
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Secret Service
Boston
Lenine
Trotzky
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Dukes
Great Britain
Russia
Railroads Plan Wage Cuts Across Eastern and Western Lines
AH Companies to Confer With Men. Eastern and Western railroads announced plans to reduce wages, aiming for agreement before cuts. New York Central, New Haven & Hartford, Long Island among those starting conferences. if no deal, Railroad Labor Board may decide.
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Eastern and Western
New York Central
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Long Island
Chicago
Milwaukee & St
Chicago & Great Western
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicars & N Western
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago, Rock Itland & Pavitic
The
Chicago & Northwestern
In Zo
A. G. Wells
Santa Pa
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Sion
Wathouu
Fay
Jamaica
J. R. Savage
the Road
Lone Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Haven
Harford
Federal Labor Board
Boston
Boston & Albany
Michigan Central
Big Four
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Lake Erie & Western
Ohio Central
Zanesville & Western
Michigan
Kanawha
West Virginia
Indiana Harbor
New England
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J. A. Stillman
Guardian
Trea Am
Mes. Stillman
Grace Church
Bishop Potter
Wall Street
Frank A. van Serlip
National City Fink
New York City
James and
Elizabeth Stillman
Aos
Reds
Sutter
Clynes
Germany
England
Dr. Simons
Board of Trade and Customs Department
M. Briand
France
U.S
League
Grand Jury
Lahey
Informa
Davis
Europe
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Aids
Geneva
Whitmen
Davia
Flood
O'Brien
Percy M. DuBoin
William A. Bailey
Martin
Owens J. Horan
George J. Beott
Andrews
William J. Hussey
William B. O'Connor
William T. Hemmerick
Thomas ©. T. Crain
William J. Fallon
Captain Bailey
Pigod
Jodie Nott
Mr. Fallon
Eugene F. McGee
Louis Fridiger
Thomas J. Toran
Martin S. Owens
Mr. Whitman
Grain
Justice Davis
Dail Eiraenn
N.Y
All Western Roads
Col. Harvey
Crissinger
Beekman
Ureater New York
Labor Board
Wells
Grand Central Terminal
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