Stillman Divorce Regretted Amid Quebec Proceedings
Quebec, March 30. James A. Stillman, president of National City, sues his wife Mrs. Fifi Pot for divorce. The case reveals family ties to the Beauvais ranch and a secret hearing before Ref Gleason. Testimony hints at plans for a model farm and questions about witnesses and convenience in the proceedings.
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Quebec
James A
Fifi" Pot
Beauvais
Arthur Beauvais
Stil
Guy
Stillmana
Gleason
J. A. la Fontaine
Grand Pilea
New York
Restory
Fred
Stillmans
Fred C. Beauvais
Arthur
Missing Relative Bureau Notes Seseph Williamson Absent Since
Police report Seseph Williamson left New York eight years ago heading to New Orleans with an aunt. His mother Mary Travers at 1741 16th Ave and Mary Watson who moved from Idaho two weeks ago are involved. The search centers on a Rotary location at 1802 Pike Place where she was last seen. her father is critically ill.
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Seseph Williamson
New York
New Orleans
Ave
Mary Travers
16Th Ave
Mary Watson
Idaho
Rotary
Pike Place
Death for slayers in reformer Burrage plan
Chicago March 30 Arthur Burrage reformer militant advocates death for women who kill lovers abusing them for new support. He condemns both men who live off women and calls for juries with good women to ensure such killers face capital punishment.
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Affinity
Chicago
Slayers
Adoo Teday
Arthur Burrage
Farwell
Lindeberg the Romantic Northman of Alaska
In a San Francisco portrait Jafet Lindeberg is depicted as a rugged Alaska financier and miner. The article highlights his Norse birth, Nome ventures, and control of mining banks and companies from Alaska to California, noting his elusive nature and reindeer fortune while detailing his resistance to extradition over the Tacoma bank collapse.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jafet Lindeberg
Alaska
Washington
Bank of
Tacoma
Jack London
Lapland
Seema
Lindeberg
California
Pioneer Mining and Ditch Company
Nome
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Scandia-Pacific Engine Company
Alameda
Seattle
Hie Im
Shelton Jackson
Siberia
Youngdustry
Anvil Creek
Ban
Arctic
Hix Sonas
Arctic Circle
Pacific Coast
Auto Crash Dashes Through Wall Into Sullivan Gulch
Portland brief reports a car driven by KR C Miles crashed through a concrete wall on East Seventh Street at 3 am and landed in Sullivan Gulch. Occupants Miles H J Hease and Catherine Beeman escaped with fright, no injuries noted by emergency hospital.
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Portland
Ore
KR. C. Miles
East Seventh Street
Sullivan Gulch
Mile
H. J. Hease
Catherine Beeman
Government Discusses Railway Aid
President Harding directed cabinet officers and agencies to find ways to restore railroads to financial health. Hoover has gathered data on rail lines while Wallace will detail how high freight rates harmed farming regions. Industry and labor leaders push for national rail agreements to ensure peace and steady trade.
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President Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Breweries Seek Permits Under Prohibition Rules
Three hundred breweries request permits to brew medicinal beer under new Prohibition rules as explained by the Justice Department official. He notes one or two breweries could produce enough beer for the country, highlighting regulatory concerns.
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Department of Justics
United States
Downstairs Store Prints Voiced Fabrics for Dresses
Patterned in appeal ing flower designs for afternoon frocks and evening gowns blue on white and pink and blue on tan rose light-green blue and pink at 1.50 yard Printed Georgette in blue green and white at 2.25 yard The Downstairs Store offers a selection of fabrics for sewing apparel with color options and price points.
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Georgette
Silk Stockings Offered In Cordovan and White
The Downstairs Store advertises deep boot stockings in lus trous fiber silk with wide hem top risle heel and toe. They feature a double sole in fiber silk and come in Cordovan and White in sizes 9, 9½ and 10, priced at 50 cents per pair.
Women’s Spring-Weight Union Suits In Ribbed Cotton
Women's spring weight union suits described as ribbed cotton with bodice top style knee length band finish mercerized tape rib bon shoulder straps. Sizes 86 and 38 priced at 65 cents each.
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Men’s Athletic Union
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BY James R. Kelly
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Frederick & Nelson
Jafet
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Dowis
Jade
Peacock Navy
Merce Commission and Railroad Labor Board
Marding
Senator Cumming
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Mhoro
Ployes
W. J. Lauck
United States Railroad Labor Board
March
Mer
Wistaria
New Jersey Jackets
Milan
DOW Airs
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