Dauntless American Heiress Wins Child Custody
Miss Batchelder of Chicago and New Orleans, now Mrs Piccio, fought through Italy and Southern Europe to reclaim her child from Gen Pier R Piccio. Mussolini backed the general but the mother persisted, aided by the American embassy, securing custody for the seven year old.
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Mussolini
Trent
Italy
Europe
Sta
Wea
Miss Batchelder
Chicago
New Orleans
General Piccio
Merve
Rome
Jass
Girl Without a Country Is Victor
A dramatic note signals the Countess Piccio trial and marriage saga with full coverage on Page 7. Readers are urged to seek detailed developments in the Magazine Section.
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Girl
Victor
Countess Piccio
Judge Denies Barnard Divorce Over Family Conspiracy
Chicago judge denounces a case as a conspiracy by William F. Barnard and his children against his wife Belle Barnard. Testimony from Mrs Harriet Good and George Barnard leads to dismissal for lack of a case, with remarks that the couple and their offspring betrayed by perjury and family strife.
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Chicago
Kickham Scanlan
William F. Barnard
Barnard
Belle Barnard
Ome
Scanlan
Harriet Barnard Good
Casper
Wye
George Barnard
Son Serves Father's Bootlegging Sentence in Jail Trade
In Charleton West Virginia on August 23 John W Crum stood in for his father George Crum by pleading guilty to moonshine sales. The magistrate fined John 200 dollars plus costs and gave him 60 days in Kanawha county jail. Crum’s father was arrested recently on the same charge.
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John
Charlestown
W. Va
John W. Crum
Kanawha County
Crum
George Crum
Wealthy Architect Sued by Sweetheart in Breach Suit
Portchester architect W. Stanley Wetmore is named as defendant in a breach of promise suit filed by widow Carrie Draper of Harrison. She seeks 50000 damages, alleging Wetmore promised to marry during a 14 year period after they began boarding at her home following his separation from his wife. On March 18, 1920, Wetmore remarried his divorce.
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White Plain
W. Stanley Wetmore
Portchester
Carrie IX “Draper
Harri‘son
Leger
Wetmore
Plea By Mail Accepted In Muskegon Case
Police Judge J. E. Turner accepted a plea by mail in a Muskegon case. Walter Lee of Chicago pleaded guilty to fishing without a license and must pay $9 as court action.
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Muskegon
Mich
J. E. Turner
Walter Lee
Chicago
Lee
Blast Hurls Body Of Man Over House
Frederika La Aug 28 Jaes Syler 49 was instantly killed when a threshing machine boiler exploded. The blast hurled his body over a two story house and shattered windows a quarter mile away. Syler’s body was blown off a chimney and through tree branches. he leaves a widow a son and a daughter.
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Frederika
Jaes Syler
Syler
Horse tax latest levy in Germany targets horses
Berlin reports a new horse tax imposed across Germany with rates based on the animal’s character and weight. Peasants’ animals face lower assessments while high value horses and racing animals face the highest levy, roughly up to 40 marks per year.
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Berlin
Germany
Colony of Exiles Given Radio Set in Murmian Village
Berlin reports Tawosor on Murmian coast gains a radio after Soviet installation. The device lets residents stay connected with the outside world for six months each year when contact is otherwise cut off. The change marks a shift from isolation to limited communication.
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Berlin
Tawosor
Murmian
Irish Duke Heads Spanish Army Leader Title
Dublin Aug 23 The O Donnell Duke of Totuan named Spanish Minister for War by General Primo de Rivera leads the Irish branch of the family and presided over the Irish Race Convention in 1922 while maintaining Irish interests.
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Dublin
the O’ Donnell
Duke of
Totuan
Primo Dy Rivera
Exploding tire injures driver in Yonkers
Samuel Nugarman of East Fourth street Manhattan was badly injured when a tire exploded while being inflated in front of a Yonkers garage. He suffered severe injuries and was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital in Yonkers.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Samuel Nugarman
East Fourth Street
Manhattan
St. Toseph's Hospital
Syracuse China Adds Charm to Everyday Dining
A promotional note extols Syracuse China for beauty and practicality in daily use. It highlights enduring durability and graceful designs, inviting shoppers to visit the store and view open patterns to easily expand their sets.
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China
Syracuse China
Syracuse
Open stock patterns for dinner ware offer broad selection
The catalog boasts over thirty open stock patterns in dinner ware with a wide range of colors and decorations. From gold bands to ornate borders or floral sprays, the options promise to harmonize with any dining room and satisfy even discerning shoppers.
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Happi Mess
Piceio
Piccio
Paris
Jove
Cardinia
Gendearmes
Count Piccio
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Gerbary
Penny Brown
Fuschia
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