Chaplin in Weak Condition Sparked by Nervous Breakdown
Friends fear for Charlie Chaplin as he suffers a nervous breakdown. Doctor Gustav Tieck reports his condition "not so good" and notes he has had only thin soups and broth for two days, being too weak to stand. Chaplin rests at the home of attorney Nathan Burkan amid divorce-related tension and legal charges from Mrs. Chaplin.
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Mrs Chaplin Wins Empty Victory in Alimony Battle
In Los Angeles a court ordered temporary alimony of 4012 a month and attorney fees totaling 4000 with 2150 for ownership by Lita Chaplin after a sensational divorce bid by Charlie Chaplin. Receivers opened three Chaplin Studios sites while efforts to locate Chaplin's personal funds continue. Tax liens totaling 1,721, which predate corporate claims, complicated the asset dispute.
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Chaplin Film Company
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Contempt Hearing Set For Three Refusing to Sign Papers
Judge S G Taylor orders Mrs Z VY Butler and Mr Mrs C P Dridgen to appear in Forty-fifth District court Saturday to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for allegedly refusing to sign court deposition orders related to a property deal filed by the Dridgens last month.
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C. P. Dridgen
Tayloe
Pirate Treasure Said Buried by Lake Pontchartrain
Chicago reporter 8.8 Flot reveals clues to a wrecked treasure on Lake Pontchartrain Louisiana. A map leads to six men discovering 12000 dollars in gold a cross shaped burial of three sailors and a four by fourteen foot vault beneath. The group reportedly never returned to reclaim the treasure.
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Leob and Loeb case forecast by Darrow
Clarence Darrow predicts Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb will not win parole from Joliet prison. He states Leopold likely to live beyond twenty years but Loeb may not. Darrow defended them in their trial for the Bobby Franks murder.
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Rtichard Toeb
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Will Hear Talk on Women as Business Assets
Clarence Jones secretary treasurer of the San Antonio Public Service company will speak on Women as an Asset in Business at a San Antonio Business and Professional Women's club meeting at the Menger hotel Wednesday night. Members of the Women Public Information committees will run the program. A playlet Satisfying a Customer will be presented by Lena Dykeman and Mary Buttimer, with Alva Rossy singing and Lillie Goeth accompanying.
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Clarence Jones
Ran Antonio Public Service Company
San Antonio
Prue to Address Club on Use of Projectiles in Air Service
Maj. J. H. Pirie commanding officer of Duncan Field will address the San Antonio Scientific Society Tuesday night in the Stevens building. The talk, titled The Use of Projectiles in the Air Service, will be illustrated with slides.
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J. H. Pirie
Duncan Field
San Antonio Scientific Society
Stevens
Citizen Prevented From Killing Self in City
A 54-year-old man attempted self harm on a downtown street and was taken into custody. He remained under guard in the city jail Tuesday as authorities awaited relatives to claim him and return him to his nearby hometown.
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