Boy finally given surname Wenger after court ruling
In Spokane Washington a 12 year old boy born without a surname due to paternity dispute was assigned the name George William Wenger by a superior court ruling. The judge said he could not determine if the boy’s father was George William Bentley or Frenger, but noted the child’s mother was married to Frenger at birth and the Bentley and Frenger families had since shared the same woman. the child’s name is now Wenger.
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Senator Seeks Cession of Unappropriated Public Lands
A Senate resolution by Senator Ring of Utah urges ceding all unappropriated public lands to the states where they are located. The measure, presented in Washington, proposes the federal government relinquish ownership of lands not yet appropriated.
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Sherman Sondae and Hollywood Fragpe Debut At Berlin Soda Hall
Among popular fountain creations in Berlin a Sherman sondae and a Hollywood fragpe appear on menus. The note provides a playful glimpse of local tastes as of September.
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Sherman Sondae
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Flag winners savor Italian art during Rome tour
Florence Sept 10 American flag champions, winners in a contest by the United States Flag Association and Dearest newspapers, pause from receptions to tour Inca galleries and museums. They marvel at Michael Angelo and Correggio works and Medici treasures. Chaperon Mrs. Gregory notes the youths stay keen despite travel across Asia and Egypt.
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French Theaters Lose U S Films Revenue Slide
Paris audiences shrink as Courrier Cinematographique reports a 50 percent drop in French cinema revenues last month compared to the same period last year amid the disappearance of American films from French screens.
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New Class Enlists at Army Air Field Training Schedule
Fifty nine second lieutenants of the United States Military Academy class of 1920 report for duty at Brooks Field. They will receive preliminary training on the flight tutor and then begin flying training on October 15 at the primary school.
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Sousa Bandmaster in Colorado Train Wreck
John Phillip Sousa, renowned bandmaster, was shaken but unharmed after a train wheel derailment near Capps Colorado. He finished by car to Trinidad and conducted his band there. Seven band members suffered minor injuries as the special train left the tracks, with officials citing a spreading rail as the cause.
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Water Fountain Attack In Chicago Man Stabbed In Arm
In Chicago a man named Charles McLean was stabbed in the left arm near a fountain in Lincoln Park. He reported a stranger stepped up and demanded a taxi, then stabbed him as he looked up. The wound was slight and the assailant fled into the night.
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Mexican bullfighter Silveti upheld for manslaughter
Meklico City reports a federal district court upheld a two year sentence for manslaughter in the death of Primo Garcia in a year old car crash. Juan Silveti, renowned bullfighter, was driving the vehicle involved in the collision in Mexico City.
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Juan Silvet
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Mexico City
Primo Garcia
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