Stillman Suit Sees Parties Recuse Each Other
In a divorce action in Supreme Court at White Plains A Stillman president of City Bank faces counter claims by Mrs Stillman and a husband. The case centers on alimony, alleged affair with an Indian guide and questions over the legitimacy of a child born in New York City hospital. Attorneys argued motions as the amended answer asserts disputed paternity and accuses Mrs Stillman and subordinates of improper acts.
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A. Stillman
City Bank
Potter
Delancey Nicoll
Still
Supreme Court
White
Stiliman
Jai Florence Lawlor
Florence H
Nicoll
Stillman
A As
Albany
James T. Carroll
Brooklyn
Swann
Hylan
James A. Wendell
Hugene M. Travis
Frederick A. Wella
Livingston
Wells
Burlingame Hills
Business Administration
New York City
Brooklyn Republican
Burlingame
Senate
Hearst-Hylan-Tammeny
War Guilty Trial Set for May in Four Officer Cases
Trials against four officers will be heard in Leipzig Court in March and May. Reports indicate witnesses from Britain and Germany will testify as the cases move forward. The proceedings involve allegations tied to land and conduct, with multiple officers named in the docket.
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Ceman
Leipsic
Jay
Accords
Belin
Pal Phiase de Ue
Ne Eka
Parachute leap sets new world record at Chanute Field
Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton dropped 24 400 feet from a De Havilland B 4 plane near Chanute Field in Illinois, landing seven miles northeast. The ascent was aboard a De Havilland with Lieutenant Gerry Waddington piloting, and a second plane followed during descent to ensure recovery. Authorities sealed the barograph for calibration and indicated no further attempts unless another field breaks the record.
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Champaign
Arthur @.Hamilton
Chanute Field
Gerry ‘Waddington
Ron
van Lieatenant Hemilton
Hamilton
Parys Ientang
de Haviland
Utte
Cere
J. L. Stromme
J. A. Shoviin
Washington
Stromme
Carlatrom Field
Arcadia
Cardinal Gibbons Near Death as Prayers Rise in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 23, Cardinal Gibbons remained gravely ill with physicians stating he might not survive another day. Catholic churches offered prayers for his recovery or a peaceful death as Holy Week services faced potential disruption if his condition worsened.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Prolate
Gibbona
Home of Friends
Union Mille
Havre de
Hearst-Hylen-Tammany
Robinson-Steinberg
Aig
Thes
Govstner Miller
Hylan
Rediscovery of Greco-Roman Necropolis at Palmyra
A Palmyra discovery reveals a Greco Roman necropolis with new artifacts and photographs. The find, reported by the archaeology service near Homs, highlights an advanced ancient civilization and promises insights into regional history.
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Palmyra
Alles Sant
Homs
Beta Mars Archanological Service
Ford's Rail Flivver Nearly Reaches Destination
An early Ford flivver experiences a breakdown on a Detroit area run as the coach, powered by a gas motor, fails near the outskirts. Rescue comes as mechanics diagnose motor trouble and make repairs to continue the journey.
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Detroit
Epee Id
Geddes to Join Parley Over League Action
Secretary of State Geddes will join a parley over league action with other powers. The talks aim to coordinate responses and assess possible steps in the evolving international framework. Officials say discussions will focus on collective security and potential sanctions.
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Geddes
Soviet Chief's Plea Laid Before Hughes
Soviet Russia asks the United States to open trade relations and send a special delegation to negotiate with Washington. The appeal, signed by Kalinin and Zulutsky, urges normal relations and notes prior hostilities but stresses no intervention in U.S. affairs. The State Department released the text without pledge of action.
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The
Tribune
Washinaton
Washington
Russia
Hughes
White House
State Department
Harding
M. Kalinin
P. Zulutsky
M. Litvinoff
Russian ‘Republic
Esthonis
Congress of the
United States
Republic of
North America
Ententé
Soviet Russia
Ita Athe
America
Wilson
Americ
Aussia
Repubies
Captain Held for Killing in Military Court Case
Captain Robert Rosenbluth, a former U S Army officer who served in France, was arrested at the Civic Club on a murder warrant issued by U S Commissioner Hitchcock. Investigators traced him via cables from Constantinople and tracked him through Europe to New York, where he was taken to Police Headquarters for questioning.
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Robert Rosenbluth
United States Army
France
Twelfth Street
United States
Hitchcock
Phillips Harris
Washington District
Department of Justice
Rosenbluth
Alexandr Saki
Camp Lew Washington
Kroukhite
Camp Lewis
Cam Za
Hoob
Plactabe Noy
Kronkhite
Roland Pothier
By Lelia
Kronk- 2
Pothier
Harris
New York
Thomas W. Reddy
Constantinople
England
Russia
Siberia
United State
France Seeks New Penalties Over German Reparations
Paris reports Premier Briand will urge immediate application of further penalties for Germany's refusal to observe the Versailles terms. Possible German occupation of Essen and other areas is anticipated, with Britain lukewarm but pressed to join. The Reparations Commission met. a committee was formed to note positions.
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Ralph Courtney
The
Tribune
New York Tribune
Owo
Paris
Germany
Briand
France
Essen
Upper Silesian
Affsite
Poincaré
Byland
Boumer
Foreign Affairs
Reich
Rhine
Associated Press
Senate
Will Expel Sehome Germans AI March Jefe of neesiy
An undefined action reportedly moves authorities to expel a group from Strasbourg. The decision references a major march and a stated relocation from that city to an unnamed destination.
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Neesiy
Strasbourg
Bavaria Refuses Disarmament Amid Allied Pressure
A Berlin dispatch reports Bavaria's government unanimously refused to dissolve the Einwohnerwehr or citizen guard. The Allied Supreme Council demanded disarmament, and a Reichstag bill ordered it, though Bavaria indicated it would protest and avoid immediate obedience.
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Paris
Einwohnerwehr
Bavaria
Berlin
Supreme Council
Reichstag
Poland and Germany dispute division of Upper Silesia votes
Warsaw argues the Upper Silesia split must follow commune votes and geography with the inter allied commission to propose a plan. Germany seeks overall majority claim. ten districts show 507 Polish and 140 German communes, totaling 14 808 Polish votes.
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Poland
Washington
Germany
Warsaw
Polish Foreign Office
Upper Silesia
inter-Allied Commission
Supreme Council of the
Allied and Associated Powers
Legation
Old German Ensign Flown In Vienna Celebration Sparks Protest
Allied officials in Vienna report a display of the old imperial flag during a plebiscite celebration. Some Austrians favored the historic banner, while Enente representatives consider a formal protest and demand an official explanation from the government.
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Vienna
Bomb Explosion Kills Twenty in Milan Theater
The Milan Diane Theater爆爆 bomb blast killed about twenty people and injured many more. Police suspect anarchist involvement as the attack is linked to protests over Malnott imprisonment. The incident shocked Milan and prompted a major emergency response.
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Mal Nott
London
Milan
Italy
Hamburg City Hall and Shipyards Under Communist Siege
Hamburg dispatch reports Communist workers seized city administration buildings and occupied shipyards including Blohm & Voss with a red flag. Rioting spread to central Germany with bomb blasts at courthouses and city halls as police battled demonstrators and arrests rose.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hamburg
Blohm & Voss
Leipsic
Dresden
Rodewisch J
Germany
Ulity
Rodewinch
Auerbach
Freiberg
Bia
Danzig
Red Thin
Time For Action
Inve
Communists Terrorise German Mining Regions
Reports describe upheaval in mining districts with clashes between communists and police. The unrest spread to Eisleben and Mexfeld as forces contend with insurgent actions and attacks on security targets.
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Réne Vivient
Atlantic
League
Count Ricci
Sir Auckland Geddes
Lloyd George
British Foreign Office
New York Tribune Inc
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Belgium
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Ately
Repington
Silesia
Haller
Herlin
Kattowitz
Polish Republic
Robin Hood
Rodewisch
Voetians
Mansfeld
Halle
Dieekau
Hisleben
Eisleben
Aitikere
Ion
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Cworketen
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