Clubman seeks paternity ruling in custody dispute
Henry Hern Laumeier, a St Louis clubman and real estate dealer, files to have a court determine the paternity of a child born to his divorced wife Migs Byat Buoemekerze. He alleges the child was born 23 months after their separation on January 9, 1918. The petition requests a guardian and custody if he is the father, and aims to bar any claim on his estate if not.
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Prema Egurt
New York
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Cattle Ideas Promotes Livestock Financing Reforms
Eugene Myer Jr of the War Inamen Corporation outlined three livestock industry improvements to aid financing. He spoke to California, Oregon, Washington and Arizona stockmen urging uniform branding and titles for livestock, and federally chartered corporations to back livestock loans. He said the federal administration is ready to cooperate and assist in establishing the required financing machinery.
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San Francisco
Eugene Myer Jr
War Inanen Corporation
California
Oce- Vernia
Arizona
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Atyer
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Harding May Run LAP on Hem 2 In a State ment
Attorney General Daugherty, en route to Chicago, rebutted reports that President Harding plans to seek a second term. He said no official statement or information supports a candidacy and noted the remarks should not be read as an official announcement.
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Fruit shipments rally as week ending October 14 shows rise
Chicago reports 2850 cars of fruits and vegetables moved in the week ending October 14, about double the level a year ago. Potatoes and apples held steady, with apples slightly short on bright demand while overall shipments remained near to steady. United States Bureau of Agriculture economists note the period saw gains in many fruit lines amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Enra Tesh Tian
United Stes Bureau of Agricultury Economier
Waveweed
Movement of farm produce echoes midwestern shipments
The report details potato, onion, and apple shipments across Minnesota, North Dakota, New Jersey, Indiana, China, and New York, noting declines and shifts in volume. It cites specific percentages, seasonal timing into October, and the prominent role of Indiana and New York in the movement, with barrels and box shipping terms mentioned.
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Workmen Sign Pact With Louisville and Nashville Railroad
About 13,000 members of the Association of Maintenance of Equipment Employees reach a wage and conditions agreement with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Terms include eight hour days for skilled workers, ten hours for unskilled, time and a half after 16 hours, one month notice for reductions, and holiday observance when falling on Sunday. The union was formed after a strike and covers shop workers at L and N.
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Wye
United States Railroad Tabor Board
Louisville 1 -Nashville
Flevend
Sboyeratte
Regelawa
Woman Faces Court in Philadelphia Trial
In Philadelphia on October 10 the trial resumed for Mrs Catherine Mosier charged with the double murder of her husband and a stenographer Milde Gerald Reckitt. The jury selection included four alternates and focused on questions about the unwritten law while the defendant’s home life looms as a potential emotional element.
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Catherine Mosier
Mildrot
Geraldine Reckitt
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Exurt
Terry Rangers Reunion Highlights Confederate Service
Seven members of Terry Rangers gathered for a prominent Derne unit reunion. The group discussed Civil War service and recalled participation in the Confederate effort. George McGee of Austin contributed to the gathering.
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Terry'n Rangers
Ferry
Mayfield Denies Spending Over Ten Thousand in Race
Mayfield testifies in a bid to block his name from the ballot in a Texas senatorial race. He denies spending more than 10 000 dollars and disputes campaign fund claims while explaining funds and deposits were used in his Democratic nomination bid. A related probe named Mike McNamara and others as possible contributors. Witnesses including James Ainworth are expected to testify as depositions proceed.
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Stayfield
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Uition
United States
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Graehain
SieOnston
Turas
Jams Ainaworth
Waen
Upgrading Mills Boost U S Newsprint Demand
J Kellogg of the Newaprint Bureau told the Inland Press Association that United States mills are expanding and new plants under construction will lift newsprint capacity. He cited 135000 tons of imports from Europe in 1921 and predicted a strong domestic need for North American newsprint. The speaker stressed domestic mills will enlarge output to meet rising demand.
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United States
J. Kellogg
Ecé Rotary
Newaprint
Inland Press Association
Neweprink
Imperia
Europe
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Government to vote on confidence as deputies discuss target
The government plans to face a confidence vote while the chamber of deputies prepares to discuss the targeted issue. Paris dispatch notes the government is ready to answer questions as the discussion opens Tuesday.
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