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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
11
Photo shows W. B. McBee speaker of the Oklahoma House with a dramatic pose as tensions rise over Walton’s power moves and the Iku Klux Klan influence amid aggressive law rule.
Theodora Foole of Lansing Michigan was selected as the best essay among 400000 submissions for a national highway safety program. While in Pontiac she earned a gold prize and travels to Washington at the request of the National Chamber of Commerce.
The divorce documents allege Mike Hotchkiss caused the break by kissing Rasmond Srate at Waukegan three years ago while Hotchkiss served as a navy warrant officer. They wed after a New York honeymoon and later moved to Bar Harbor, Maine where his duties continued. The wife cites relentless protest and prefers freedom over the pair’s split garments, and the judge granted her clea.
Secretary Denby leaves the White House after heel tendon surgery in New York. The President thanked Cabinet members for their cooperation in holding down government support estimates to be submitted to Congress in December.
A photo shows Mr and Mrs F J Coolidge Jr of Atlanta visiting in Chicago. The tale claims Coolidge is a cousin of President Calvin Coolidge, with family name spellings varied by printer errors. The Vermont origin and Massachusetts links are noted, while the Coolertime family spread west and south as printing mistakes persisted.
Gertrud Ederle, renowned American swimming champion, adds three new world records at Waikiki Beach. She defeats Island girl champion Takoe Bowmer in a high profile meet, with fellow athletes Dave Kahanomoke and Duke Kananamoka present.
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