Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick Granted Divorce in Chicago
Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller Sr. was granted a divorce from Harold F McCormick president of the International Harvester Company in Superior Court Chicago. Desertion alleged by Mrs McCormick with property division agreed upon.
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Chicago
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John D. Rockefeller
King
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Superior
McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Europe
John D Rockefeller
Switzerland
McCormick town house
Mr. McCormick
Chicago Opera Association
Coalers and Market Moves Reported in Forenoon
The Associated Press outlines a vivid stock market session with coalers leading gains in the Railway division as call money opens at 5 percent. Reports from Boston note Admiral Jones ordering no further discharges of enlisted men and a 10 percent cut to fleet personnel. In York and Brussels, a playgun accident injures a grandmother and rumors of an engagement between royal lineages circulate amid daily notices.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Hilary F Jones
France press continues hard line on submarine tonnage at talks
At the arms conference naval committee France sticks to a 90 000 ton minimum for submarines and refuses to cut below about 86 000 tons. The American proposal set a 10 000 ton limit on submarines and auxiliary craft with eight inch guns. Talks adjourned after two hours with no agreement and France signals no concession.
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Associated Press
Washington
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naval committee
France
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Paris
arme
Admiral De Bon
Fresh eggs fall to 44 cents on Chicago market
The Associated Press reports Chicago wholesale egg prices fell five cents to 44 cents per dozen. The drop was attributed to abundant supply on the market.
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CHICAGO
Associated Press
Chicago‘ wholesale exchange
Wilson Sixty-Five Birthday Celebrated Quietly at Home
Former President Wilson quietly marked his 65th birthday at his Washington home. The day saw no change in routine, but many telegrams and letters arrived with greetings, and several close friends stopped by to extend personal wishes.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Wilson
Stenog's Hand Valued at Four Thousand in Suit
New Jersey supreme court reduced a Morris County jury award for Miss Mattie Haucke, a Brooklyn stenographer, from 6000 to 4000 for injuries to her right hand and other bruises after being struck by Arnold Beckman who fled the scene in Ridgewood. Beckman was speeding at about 40 mph when the collision occurred near a hay wagon.
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Trenton
supreme court
Mattie Haucke
Brooklyn
Arnold Beckman
Ridgewood
Morris
Miss Haucke
Beckman
Rogers
Walted Transportation company
Somanami
antil
supreme wart
Seek And Oppose Newsprint Tariff By The Assi
Washington December 28 Newsprint paper dominated Senate tariff hearings as newspaper publishers urged keeping newsprint on the free list Colonel William E Haskell representing manufacturers argued newsprint is unprotected by a tariff noting the press can influence legislation He did not propose a duty rate and said the industry does not seek the same protection as other papers citing past experience as proof of futility
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Washington
Senate
Waliam E. Haskell
Man Sack Among Children After Funeral Mixup in New York
In Brooklyn a hospital attendant misplaced a chamber plate, placing a patient on the wrong bed. James Crowder, a painter, was told his father had died. He bought flowers rented a carriage and prepared for the funeral while his sister fainted at the bier. Later the call revealed the father was alive and recovering at home with his children.
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New York
Brooklyn
James Crowder
Crowder
New York Judges Back Publication of Marriage Licenses
Two judges support a measure to require public publication of names of persons obtaining marriage licenses and ban ceremonies for couples who fail to meet verification standards. The plan aims to curb promiscuity and bigamy, though details remain contested.
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New York
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