May Seymour Returns After Year of Scandalous Plans
May Seymour, wife of Dr. John Seymour who killed himself over a love affair with Jim Carewe, returns to town and plots a life abroad. She entrusts her affairs to lawyer Dick Gregory and plots money to pursue a wealthy widow’s life, while entangled with Herbert Waterbury and Carlotta Frolking in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. May whets Waterbury’s interest as she contemplates European travel and a possible marriage, amid the suspicions of others and a longing for escape.
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May Seymour
John Seymour
Jim Carewe
Dick Gregory
Gloria
May
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Spragl
G. Amout
Adoree
Waterbury
California
Maine Woods
Europe
May O
Herby
Lotta
Carlotta
Herbert
Flaidstone House
Dan
Ambassador Hotel
Pittsfield
Herby Waterbury
Little Lotta
Tong War Renewed Across U S Cities in Violence
News from New York reports a resumption of tong warfare after a six month peace with gunfire injuring three, a fatal shooting in Chinatown, and attacks in Pittsburgh Minneapolis St. Louis signaling widespread outbreaks among Chinese tong factions across the country amid lingering resentments over treaty terms.
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New York
G. Yen Ure
Tee Sip
Ha Kee
Chinatown
Sireet
Pittsburgh
Shine Sun
Scorc
Boston
Outhurst
Lee Kacring
Ceneral
Siren
Rum seizures top $100 million in year end June 30
Prohibition agents report fiscal year end June 30 saw liquor seizures exceeding 100 million dollars. About 10,000,000 gallons of whisky beer cider and wine were seized along with thousands of automobiles stills and other contraband. Numerous violators were apprehended and several agents sustained injuries.
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Washington
Prohibition
Treasury Department
Arents
Secretary Jardine Improves After Hospital Admission
Washington reports Secretary Jardine responding to treatment and planning a discharge from Wall Read Hospital within a few days. The brief notes his friends had surgery and he is improving after medical care. A memorial in Carrara and a statue in Stratford-on-Avon are mentioned, honoring Maria Coreth and featuring an angel motif overlooking Coreth’s grave.
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Jardine
Washington, D.C
Seere Jarlineg
Waller
Hyn Chen
Maria Coreth
Stratford-on-Avon
Carrara Maths
Irena
Debt plan fails as France rejects British accord
London reports indicate near unanimous belief that a timely agreement on repaying the French debt to Britain will not be reached. After third talks with Winston Churchill, French finance minister Caillaux told reporters there would be no settlement for now. He hinted at further cabinet changes and a new program to be outlined in Paris.
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London
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
M. Caillaux
Paris
Thundar
Secret Beauty Cure for Women Promises Revived Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It links facial pallor fatigue and low mood to female health issues and claims the tonic restores beauty and vitality through herbal ingredients.
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Weimer Sa
Ialine
Lydia E
Feestel
Owsie
Jevus
Coolidge Defends Economy Plan Amid Washington Proposals
President Coolidge criticizes what he calls Washington propaganda against his economy program. He questions army and Shipping Board demands for extra defense spending and notes War Department outlays now exceed prewar levels. He also questions plans to withdraw the giant steamer Tevo from government control.
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Mass
Coolidge
Washington
White House
Army and Shipping Board
General Staff
Army
War Department
O'Conor
The
Shipping Board
Teviathan
T_esident
President wary of large army budget rise for next session
The President notes that talk of expanding the army is perennial and expects Congress will not boost appropriations beyond the level the President will set in the budget filed at the session opening next December. A Classified Adv. in The News will bring results.
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Washington
Congress
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