Mrs Olver Hardy seeks separate maintenance from Hardy
Los Angeles Nov 10 Mrs Olver Hardy wife of former Georgia vaudeville actor Oliver Hardy seeks separate maintenance alleging earnings of 3500 weekly and wrongful conduct including drinking gambling and relations with other women She charges Hardy forced her into a sanitarium defamed her and hid a 12500 trust fund for another woman plus misstated earnings during a signed property agreement and asks it be set aside Also cited is Stan Laurel described as grouchy and sly in relations with his wife and another woman involved in separate maintenance suits against him
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Los Angeles
Olver Hardy
Tenance
Georgia Vauderville
Hardy
Jobis
Scvern
Stan Laurel
Wille
Urge Appointment of Schools Chief
Austin, Nov. 1. Ben P. Tisinger of Garland urged that the state superintendent of education be appointed rather than elected. He told the senate committee that the office cannot be taken out of politics while the incumbent must run for re election every two years. He proposed appointment by the governor from a list by the Board of Education and Senate confirmation.
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Austin
Senate
Ben P. Tisinger
Garland
State Board of Education
Leisneer
Board of Educaton
Women Leaders Address Texas Club Women Convention
Leo Hary warned delegates about fraud in stock and bond sales as women reportedly control major shares in life insurance and industrial stocks. Gibb Gilchrist urged beautifying highways with roadside improvement, noting Texas has hundreds of roadside parks and plans more. The conference discussed leadership candidacies for president and continued with reports and speeches through Friday.
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Leo Hary
National Association of Securities Commissioners
Texas Federation of Women's Cluby
Plaza Hotel
Harp
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Solam
Gibb Gilchrist
Tucsy
Texas
Gileheist
Bureau of Public Roads
Richard J. Turon‘ Re
Devlon
Sscone
Nira. Watney
Breach in Labor Ranks Deepens as AFL Rivalism Grows
New York report quotes William Green of the American Federation of Labor accusing John L. Lewis and the Committee for Industrial Organization of closing the door to arbitration. Green warns a formal conference may follow to unite an independent rival movement, framing it as a deliberate policy to supplant the AFL.
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New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Comittee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
Green
Lewis
American Federation
Green Saith
Garment Workers Confer on NRA Plan
Washington report: a conference of garment industry leaders to outline a one industry National Recovery Act approach. The Inter national Ladies Garment Workers board proposed a constitutional amendment to permit federal regulation of wages and conditions and allocated 400000 dollars for a drive to organize non union workers.
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Washington
Inter ‘National Ladies’ Garment Workers
Care Press
Randolph Officer Improves After Austin Highway Crash
Randolph officer reported gaining on the road crash near Wills Randolph field. He was treated at Bretton hospital Fort Sam Howson, with his mother arriving from Athena.
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Randolph
Wills
Randolph Field
Austin
Firemen Welcome Rain Clouds Douse Grass Fires
Firemen across San Sulunians cheered as rain neared Tuesday ending days of burning brats and lives. They fought seven grass fires, extinguishing five on the same day and five more earlier, as showers reduced further threats to city and vicinity.
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San
Insurgent Attacks Near Madrid Amid Widening Clash
London dispatch reports ongoing insurgent attacks around Madrid on two fronts with fierce combat. George Agul vie Forbes, British embassy adviser, confirms bomb bursts over embassy gardens as foreign officials warn of escalating hostilities in the capital.
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London
INS
Madrid
Ilerce
George ¢gulvie-Forbes
Foreign Office
Wax Dame Ege
Wife pleads for parole for Oklahoma convict husband
A penitentiary inmate’s wife in Oklahoma City writes Governor E. W. Marland asking clemency. She expresses deep devotion, says she does not know how to pursue parole but begs for her husband’s release. The missive reflects personal appeal amid parole considerations.
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Oklahoma City
E W. Marland
Mitten
Suit for Damages Goes to U. S. Jury
J. H. Noble and others sue F. W. Woolworth for 17535 damages after an elevator allegedly malfunctioned on February 7 1924 injuring Noble on Alamo Plaza. Jury deliberations began in Federal District court Tuesday.
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U. S
J. H. Noble
F. W. Woolworth Company
Federal District Court
Noble
Alamo Plaza
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University Wanen
Texas, Federation of Garden Clubs
Texas Fine Arts Association
of Parent Leader Association
Trasine Arts Ascoclation
Tunentine
F. Doak Roberts
Wiow
Texas Baseballeague
Texas Democratic Women's Ascallation
Margie E. Neal
Social Security Ret BP
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Turrentine
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Roberts
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Handy-Andy Food
Wain
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Fifth Street
Dack
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Gergrave
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Eee
Widdlerman
Ational Optical
Youn
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Frankfort Dati Werles, Inc
Louteritia & Baltimore
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