Newspaper Man Leaves Wife for Notorious Red Widow
Paris dispatch reports a journalist divorces his wife after taking up with Mme Steinheil, the central figure in a high profile murder case. The spouse, previously tied to the journalist, had also faced divorce amid rumors of the affair. The man reportedly followed Steinheil abroad after her acquittal.
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Bachelors the Most Wicked Men
Olympia report says bachelor men are likelier to lead better lives, with state board findings on inmates. Of 901 prisoners at the penitentiary, about 60 percent are bachelors, and over 560 are under 30 years old.
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Thaw Granted in Bankruptcy Case in Pittsburg
Harry K Whaw was discharged from bankruptcy today by Judge Orr in the US States court. The action led the withdrawal of Attorney Graham's objection. Creditors will receive about 20 percent of Thaw's assets.
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Dec
Harry K Whaw
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Attorey Graham
First Santa Barbara Woman Aims for New Year Flight
Emma 19, a newspaper writer, seeks consent from Captain Ivy to fly in his biplane on New Year’s Day, determined to be the first Santa Barbara woman to conquer flight.
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Dec
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Portland Seeks City Budget Cut To Trim Expenses
Portland officials predict a tighter 1911 fiscal year with city operations costing around 1,000,000 while general fund receipts are estimated at 745,000. Mayor aims to reduce city expenses prompting widespread employee meetings and possible job holds.
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Curfew Proposal For Beantown Youth Faces Vote
Boston mayor presents draft curfew law to police commissioner. Ordinance by the Boston Home and Social association would arrest and fine children under 14 loitering after 9 p m with penalties up to five dollars per offense.
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Sexes Shifting Says Wise Doc
Dr Dudley A Sargent. Harvard strength expert, notes women today are more masculine than 20 years ago. He says broader chests thicker necks result from corsets and masculine work. He warns future changes could reverse gains if men stay dominant in world affairs.
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Dudley A. Sargent
Harvard
Shoplifter banned from stores after proxy shopping sentence
In Los Angeles on December 30, Marta Pernandes was convicted of shoplifting 254 yards of silk and ordered to shop by proxy for one year, barred from entering any store by Judge Davis. Clerks who handle food must obtain health certificates starting January 1, bakery and kitchen workers required to be certified per restaurant association endorsement at a Rathexelier meeting.
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Wedding in Cambridge Ties Cook to Traveling Salesman
The Boston wedding links Miss May Mingat of Milford with C. R. Perkins of Cambridge after a Milford store encounter. Perkins, a traveling salesman, complained his meals upset his stomach and Minget offered to cook for him, sparking a romance that led to marriage.
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Wear Dirty Faces to Avoid Wrecks on Southern Pacific
Fort Worth dispatch reports the Southern Pacific railroad bans washing up for train crews. All engineers firemen conductors flagmen and brakemen must end runs with dirty faces and hands at terminals to prevent accidents. The policy risks dismissal for noncompliance and sparks debate on cleanliness versus safety.
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Southern Pacifg Railroad
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Soguery Heads NY Society for Poor Relief
John A. Soguery of North Yakima will lead a New York society to improve the condition of the poor starting January 1. He previously served three years as secretary of the Anti Tuberculosis league for New York state. He married Mabel Glass, a Seattle teacher.
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Wedded New Year Offer Spurs 17 Applications in Fairfield
In Winsted Connecticut on December 20 a local candidate John Royle of Fairfield promises to marry all callers on New Year’s Day free and offers candy boxes as an inducement. He has 17 applications from young people seeking to start married life cheaply. A separate notice promotes cheap furnished rooms at The Virginus near Westlake.
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Conn
John FE Royle
Fairfield
Socialist Lecture on Ground in Milwaukee at Arcade Hall
Mila Tupper Maynard and R A Maynard of Colorado will present a societial lecture in Arcade Hall Sunday evening January at 7 o'clock. The topic is On the Ground in Milwaukee.
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Arcade Hall
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Big Dan Coughlan Dies in Exile in Honduras
New Orleans December 30 dispatch reports Dan Coughlan died in San Pedro Honduras after fleeing Illinois where he had been linked to a jury scandal. His death ends a long pursuit tied to a state reward offer.
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