Evelyn Thaw Faces Poverty in Latest Divorce Case
United Press reports Evelyn Thaw in financial collapse and facing an April deadline tied to a settlement amid ongoing divorce proceedings with William Thaw. Detectives have filed affidavits detailing her movements, and rumors link her to Broadway nightlife while her husband seeks absolute divorce without alimony.
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May Become Next American Duchess in British Nobility Scene
March 19 report notes Mize Adele formerly a New York heiress and daughter of the Count of Strafford may marry into British nobility. Her name is linked with Campbell as presumptive wife to the Duke of Argyle, a highly noted figure in Britain.
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Community Notices and Club Gatherings Spark Local Winter Activities
Rev M A Matthews hosts a reception at the parsonage 1495 Lith Ave with guest lecture by Mrs C Kuremann Gladstone on South America at 8 p m in the Rother Annex for hotel guests and friends. Loyal Legion holds meeting at Bauer Annex with 35 members present and new initiates Wallace R Andrus and Henry J Biddle welcomed. Old Folks Concert by Franklin Avenue church raises building funds. 35+ participants in period costumes perform in church parlors. Fruit and Flower Mission plans sewing session Monday 2 pm at Mrs L Crawford 1114 Marton St for Emergency Hospital cases. Avon Shakespeare Club to discuss Richard the Second next week at Mrs Dexter Alverson 19th Ave North East. Stevens W R C hosts tea at Mrs John Wickman 611 Second Ave West.
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Riots spark campus unrest and criminal cases flash
News brief notes continued disturbances by University of Michigan students in Ann Arbor. Oklahoma man John A. Goodwin is appointed seamed commissioner of the Pairbanks district by Judge Rioters after a Sunday Alaska clash, with bonds set at 6000 dollars. Also listed: diamond theft suspect J Edward Parke in New York and Frisco, Nevada mine owner alias Beech. Additional items cite new bank for Springdale Washington, Elks lodge in Ellensburg, Taft support by Iowa Republicans, illness of George Pettibone, and Brig Gen Brush to lead the Department of the Columbia in Vancouver Washington as the Mackwell Island cantilever bridge opens.
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Speedy Motorboat in Lifesaving Service
A new fast lifeboat design enters the U S lifesaving service with a 26 gallon auxiliary fuel, detachable steering, and air driven whistle. The Canadian lifeboat built by HKmetric Launch Co is 36 feet long, mahogany, eight watertight compartments, self-righting, and powered by a 36-40 hp six cylinder engine with nine and three quarters mph speed and 125 gallon fuel.
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Alaska Home Rule Discussed By Sulzer and Officials
Last year over six billion messages were reportedly phoned. Representative Sulzer urged home rule for Alaska before the House Committee on Territories yesterday, with Gov. Hoggatt and others set to be heard next Monday.
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