Stillman Suit Trial Hears Guardian Ad Litem Read
A two year old, Guy Stillman, is a co defendant in Jamies A Stillman versus Fifi Potter divorce case. Guardian ad litem John E. Mack argues legitimacy remains disputed while parties debate custody and inheritance tied to the Stillman millions. Lawyers miss today’s court appearance, with next session expected in White Plains.
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Clara Hamon Trial Reveals Self Defense Claim
Ardmore Oklahoma March 12 Clara Smith Hamon goes on trial after witnesses say she fired the shot that killed Jake L Hamon wealthy oilman and railroad builder The defense will argue self defense amid testimony from friends of Hamon who claim he told them of the incident before dying The widow Mrs Jake L Hamon is slated to testify and a Chicago reporter who interviewed Clara after her flight from Ardmore could prove a tough witness for the defense
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Double shooting at Bay Ridge shop ends in murder
A 29 year old show repair shop proprietor, Louis Balsamo, was shot through the heart and killed when two gunmen robbed his Bay Ridge store on Forty-fifth Street after 9 pm. His assistant Aniella Di Coristo was wounded in the jaw. one gunman fled while the other was tackled and beaten by police near the scene. The suspects fled as a pursuit began.
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Day Forbids All Smokes On University Premises
Syracuse University Chancellor James B. Day ordered a campus ban on smoking by students in all university grounds and buildings. He cited the long standing rule and urged enforcement despite objections, urging restraint among young men home from the war and condemning smoking as a wasteful and offensive habit.
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New York Central Cuts 4350 Officials in Pay Shakeup
Major developments in railroad wage and financial matters unfold as New York Central announces a sweeping executive cut next Wednesday. Eight general superintendents lose jobs, 4950 high officials face salary reductions, and division and motive power positions are reorganized. Other railroads respond with wage changes ahead of a looming metro strike and shifts in labor relations across the Northeast.
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Harding Besieged by Would-Be Officeholders Bearing Gifts
Washington dispatch reports President Harding attracting gift bearing office seekers in Washington March 12. Senators Poindexter and a parade of Indians too present candidates such as Thomas Sloan for Indian Affairs with gifts including a Jersey cow while others offer dogs alligators and puppies. The piece notes precedents from Taft Pauline Wayne the White House cow and Roosevelt children era amid sleepless lobby for influence. It adds Mrs Harding considers a Boston bulldog as a successor to Hub but dog sellers face White House security.
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Petrograd Rebels Gain Ground In Baltic and Ukraine
Telegrams from Constantinople and Warsaw report Petrograd and surrounding cities under revolutionary control or threat as Ukrainian and Bolshevik forces clash. Kiev and Odessa see shifting control amid pogrom fears, with reports of Jewish refugees fleeing toward Warsaw and Riga.
Mother of Eight Hated To Court as a Burglar
Lydia Douglass mother of eight children was arraigned in Gates Avenue Court Brooklyn on burglary charges. Police allege she was connected to the July 16 robbery of Mrs Lila Andrews at 481 Chauncey Street Brooklyn and had tried to pawn a watch and strings valued at 100 dollars belonging to Mrs Andrews. She says she found the jewelry in a street car and stood by her claim after two hours of questioning. She is held in 1000 dollars bail for a Tuesday hearing.
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Simons Wins On Test Vote in Reichstag
Berlin March 12 The Reichstag approved a government motion on reparation policy after Dr. Simons explained Germany’s London conference stance. The vote 268 to 49 backed the resolution. a Communist bid for immediate Soviet relations was defeated. Simons defended German counter proposals as political, not just expert-driven, and urged a new basis for talks while warning against renewed diplomatic rupture.
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German States Outvote Bavaria on Disarming
In Berlin on March 12 representatives from various federal states outvoted Bavaria in the Imperial Council and passed the disarmament bill. Drafted to meet the Allied note of January 29, it bans military organization and aligns the law with treaty terms. The Interior Minister called it the government’s bitter duty.
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Palmer ruling allows beer for sick patients under medical care
Washington March 12 The Palmer ruling permitting the practically unlimited manufacture of beer wines and liquor for medicinal purposes will stand says Solicitor General Pierson after protests. Treasury officials later said reviews are not contemplated except on motion from the original requesting department. The ruling upends prohibition enforcement theory and requires amendment of existing regulations. A continuation note indicates further details on page four.
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Constantine May Abdicate Throne for Prince George Rumor
Athens reports persistent rumors that King Constantine plans to abdicate in favor of his eldest son George due to London negations. Demetrios Gounaris chairs the National Council with War Minister amid talks. King allegedly refuses plebiscite justification. Queen urged yielding to save the dynasty while Greeks fear loss of Thrace and Smyrna. France and Italy are cited as backing the young Germanophile Turks in London talks.
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Harding Policy Declares U S Entitled to Victory Fruits
The Harding administration declares that the United States, as a key participant in the World War victory, is entitled to a legitimate share of its fruits. It insists on preserving rights gained during the war and rejects any surrender through the Versailles Treaty or incomplete peace safeguards.
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Silence for Ex Kaiserin as Her Condition Worsens
Doorn Holland March 12 Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany remains gravely ill with a heart attack. Her physicians have ordered silence about the premises and workers in the house were told not to sing or whistle.
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