Stillman Divorce Case Names Indian Guide as Corespondent
James Stillman of Ni fioe City Bank identifies Fred Beauvais a French Canadian guide with Indian blood as corespondent in the divorce action of Mrs Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman. Hearing set at Poughkeepsie court to determine alimony for the child Guy and guardian arrangements.
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James Stillman
Nifioe City Bank
Fred Beauvais
Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman
Poushkee
Stillman
Guy
Wir
Penneiiin
Sulliman
Gleason
York
Hn E. Mack
Taughkeepsie
Dustice Morschouse
Maggie Teyte to Wed American Despite Art
London announces soprano Maggie Teyte will wed WS Cottingham of Cleveland Ohio, a London businessman, despite past vows against remarriage. Teyte, famed for opera since 1907, has had previous marriages and a divorce in 1915, with a history of entering new alliances after vows.
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Maggie Teyte
Art
Cleveland
London
WS. Cottingham
Ohio
Misa ‘Yte
Arbitration Ends French Duel Challenge In Paris
Deputy Emile Constant had challenged Deputy Lesache over accusations about disposing of surplus war material. After several conferences, an arbitrator ruled Lesache’s remarks withdrawn, and the duel was averted.
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Paris
Emile Constant
Lesache
M. Lesache
M. Constant
Heiress Marries Greenwich Village Poet After Reading Poem
Winifred Ellerman heiress to a multimillionaire baronet and poet Robert Menzies McAlmon wed after she read his verse and decided to trade freedom for marriage. The secret came via McAlmon’s sister Victoria. They plan to live in London or Eastbourne as he preserves his name.
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Ifred Ellerman
Robert Menzies McAlmon
Greenwich Village
Victoria McAlmon
Minneapolis
Miss Ellerman
Robert
Warman
Fredom
Atlantic
Pacific
Aimy Lowell
John Ellerman
McAlmon
Mont Malis
Ellerman Rei
Dad
Los Angeles University
Ellerman
Winifred Ellerman
Man
Audley Street
London
Duke's Drive
Eastbourne
Slains Castle
Cruden
Aberdeenshire
Sir Robert
Tooth in Lung Endangers Du Pont Official in Critical Condition
An X-ray shows James B. Broad comptroller of E I du Pont de Nemours in a critical state after doctors say a tooth loosened during dental work lodged in his lung. Four teeth were removed weeks ago and one may have slipped during the procedure. doctors warn immediate operation is needed to save him, but risk is high.
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J. M. Broad
Wilmington
Del
James B. Broad
E. I. du Pont. de Nemours Company
Broad
Clara Smith Hamon on Trial in Ardmore Murder Case
In Ardmore Oklahoma March 11 two women, Cora Smith Hamon and Hamon's widow, wept in court as testimony tied Clara Smith Hamon to the killing of Jake L Hamon, a Republican leader and railroad builder. Dr Walter Hardy testified Hamon confessed Clara shot him and that she would likely defend on self defense amid cross examination. The defense challenged the clothing evidence as prejudicial and the scene prompted emotional displays, with the widow led from the room during a recess.
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Ial
Tribune
Ardmore
Okla
Cora Smith Amon
Jake L. Hamon
Ween
Clara Smith Hamon
Walter Hardy
Hamon
Cara ‘Smith Hamon
Oklahoma
Hardy
Jake Hamon
Clara Simith Hamon
Mamon
William Mclean
Clara Smith
Clara Smith Haman
Clara
Dr. Hardy
Hardy Sanitarium
Jake Hamon Jr
Theeidow
Clara Smith Hannon
Hanon
Rhine Exports To Holland Stopped
Amsterdam dispatch reports Rhine exports to Holland halted as buyers and sellers refuse to risk Allied tax impositions. Essen correspondent notes the stoppage blocks trade flows between the Rhineland and Holland amid wartime policy.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Rhineland
Essen
Rotterdamache Courant
Troops Rushed To Ohio City To Curb Race Riot
An entire regiment was mobilized and sent to Springfield after a shooting of policemen by a Black assailant. The incident triggered swift military deployment to restore order in Ohio City.
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Ohio City
Springfield
Springfield race riots flare after officer shot
Springfield Ohio lit with race disorder after a policeman Joseph Ryan was shot by an unknown assailant. Four others were shot, crowds gathered, and heavy gunfire erupted in the Yellow Springs Street area. National Guard and troops were dispatched as curfew and military control were imposed. Some residents fled or hid as the clash extended into hours past midnight.
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Springfield
Ohio
Gome
Yellow Springs Street
Frst
Marge Ferneau
Joseph Ryan
Negro Section
Everett Laris
Orchard Street
NationalGuard
Euclid Avenue
Westcott
Rebels Bombard Petrograd Amid Wider Revolt Across Russia
The Cronstadt bombardment against Petrograd intensified with heavy shelling of Terijoki and surrounding areas, while Krasnaya Gorka reportedly surrendered to Cronstadt forces. Reports claim revolts spreading to the Karelian peninsula and garrisons like Pakov and Smolensk rising, with workers and sailors forming a broad anti-Soviet movement led by unnamed Petrograd figures. A Moscow inner Red guard is said to protect Lenine and Trotsky as unrest grows across Russia.
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Ockntm
Petrov
Cronstadt
Terioki
Dagens Nyheter
Krasnoya Gorka
Sebastopol
Petropavlovak
Neta
Krasnaya Gorka
Cronsadt
Petrograd
Karelian
Adviers
Ing
London
Royal Today
Russia
Anatolyn Ikuloff
M. Buitalot
Cea
Kutonte Uy
M. Buialoft
Ine Lor
Pakov
Smolensk
Tubs
Serpukhott
Kolomna
Moscow
Ukraine
Beria
Ural
Three Killed in Egypt Anti-British Riot
In Alexandria Egypt March 11 native police broke up a demonstration against Winston Churchill the new Secretary for the Colonies He was to have charge of Egyptian affairs Reinforcements fired on the crowd killing three and wounding others Churchill arrived in Gala with War Office men amid hostile demonstrations by students at the station and along the route to his hotel Small anti Churchill protests occurred in Alexandria earlier in the week.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Winston Spencer Churchill
Churchill
Gaio
War Office
Palestine
ant-Churchill
Wilson Enjoys Private Life As He Recovers At Home
After a week as a private citizen Woodrow Wilson eases into post presidency duties. He plans to answer telegrams by hand, rests afternoons with car rides in parks, and shows growing health. Rear Admiral Grayson monitors his recovery while Wilson weighs plans for a law partnership and resuming literary work. Baruch and Norman Davies dined with the couple as they house his 8000-volume library.
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Tribune
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Cary
Grayson
New Jersey
Colby
Wilsons
Mrs. Wilson
Bernard M. Baruch
Norman Davie
Harbor strike seen if wage cuts hit marine workers
Wage scales extending railroad wage reductions to marine workers were to be submitted to the General Managers Association. The move, based on pre July 20 levels, risks a harbor strike as Marine Workers Beneficial Association has long fought for higher pay. A railroad representative warned a strike could erupt before any Federal Railroad Labor Board ruling in Chicago.
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General Managers Association
Church Street
Marine Departments
New Jersey
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Marine Workers Beneficial Association
Marine Workers' Union
Chicago
Labor and Palmer rulings stir beer medicine debate
Washington authoritative review hints Palmer’s medicine beer ruling may stand with new enforcement rules being drafted. Volstead voices support while Daugherty sees no new federal enforcement powers. Labor Department seeks to avert a possible packinghouse strike by proposing a two-sided committee to resolve wage dispute.
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Washington
Daugherty
Palmer
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
Hi Department
Treasury Department
Prohibition
State Department
Falmer
Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
House
Dio
Department of Labor
Davis
Harding
Trvatons
Maura to Form Madrid Cabinet
Antonio Maura, former Premier and head of a key conservative faction, has been tasked with forming a new Madrid Cabinet to replace the government of Premier Dato, who was assassinated Tuesday night. The move signals a rapid political transition in the capital amid the crisis.
Storm Sweeps Homer Oil Field Killing Woman
A violent storm swept Homer Louisiana and nearby oil fields causing over 500000 dollars in damage and one death Mrs Ed Rogers wife of an oil man was killed and her son aged sixteen was seriously injured More than a dozen people were slightly hurt seventy five to one hundred oil derricks were demolished and the Simms Oil Company camp blown down The storm moved from the oil fields into town injuring a child and destroying two residences
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Shrevepons
Homer
Toby
Ed. Rogers
Simms Oil Company
Wage Cuts Push to Break Labor Unions on Rail Lines
Chicago dispatch reports a nationwide push for wage reductions among railroad workers, starting with unskilled labor to lower rates and curb costs. Rail executives defend the plan as vital to avoid bankruptcy and reduce fares, while unions demand Senate inquiry and labor-board safeguards amid widespread proposed cuts.
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Railroad Officl
Association of Railroad Executives
Chicago Great Western
Western Inns
Oelwein
Iowa
Pennsylvania Lines
Railroad Labor Board
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J. A. Stillman
Nicoll, Aneble
Puller & Sullivan
Park Avenue
Pocanticn Hills
George W. Wickersham
Law Fem of
Wickersham
Cadwalader & Aft
Wall Street
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Atta
County of
Dutchess
Poughkeepsie
Don
Josieh Morichsuser
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
Jate
A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
John E. Mack
Magee Teytet
Trish Tate
Teueh
Eugene Plumon
Fey
Loos
Fyu4 Teyte
Monte Carlo
R. M. McAlmon
Varioua
Hong
Egos
du Pont
Nya Dag Ligt Alkchanda
Ovanienbaum
Gulf of Inland
M. Zinovieff
Lenine
the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Lepine
Trotsky
Beekman
Senate
Beer Davis
Revenue Bureau
Secretary of Labor
Employers and Employees
Volstead
Mr. Volstead
Congress
Ram
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Northmerica
Chicazo
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Tam
Packing House
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
U.S
Aleh
J. G. Lahrsex
Ameri Train Dispatchers’ Association
A. B. Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
W. Jettelauck
War Labor Board
United States Labor Board
Railroads Labor Board
Labor Board
New York
Stock Exchange
Cleer
Association of Hailway Execu Hves
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Alton
Burlington
Yesterta
Ite
Labas
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