Pape Granted Divorce After Two-Day Trial
Mrs Layla B E Pape ex university track star Glenn B E Pape is granted divorce by Judge Mackintosh along with custody of two children and weekly alimony. Trial reveals sensational evidence. judge says cruelty charges frivolous and notes the couple cannot continue together despite efforts to reconcile. Formerly Milas Loula FE Lewis, Pape was Lincoln High School’s most popular girl and Northwest mile record holder. Auction boosters Ed Mitzdorff R R Buvier Henry Cohen cited with $100 fines.
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Layla BE. Pape
Glenn BE. Pape
Mackintosh
Pape
Milas Loula FE. Lewis
Lincoln High School
University
French Break German Pursuit at Oise Bridge
French forces feigned retreat across the Oise bridge to lure Germans, a French aviator dropped a bomb destroying the bridge, and French troops then charged to drive the Germans into the river in a bayonet assault.
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Paris
Oise
Seattle events and notices span weeks of local life
The itemized notes report a Seattle festive orchestra in Collins Park, Measure No. 8 effect in 30 days, church conventions and civic events, honors for George H. Perry of Panama Fair, a $500 death claim to Mrs Alma Maki, rebuilding plans for Liner Admiral Watson, a divorce ruling for Mrs Laula M. Pape with custody and support, local deaths, school and PTA activities, lectures at Socialist Hall, a bill for compulsory domestic science, and various national and regional updates including turkeys, business outlook, U S naval movements, a mine rescue, a Nevada senate lead, Portland news, and other minor items.
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Seattle
Collins Park
George H. Perry
Panama Fair
Alma Maki
Admiral Watson
Laula M. Pape
Glenn Pape
Coo Morgan
Lucheon
Mercer Parent-Teacher Association
Green Lake
D. Burgiss
Socialist Hall
California
Philadelphia
U. S
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mediterranean
Pottsville
Senator Newlands
Nevada
U. S. Senate
Germans may seek ruling on Monroe doctrine from Wilson
A German diplomat says Germany may ask the President and the state department to rule on a new Monroe doctrine construction if the United States blocks coal shipments in German vessels from South American nations. He notes America allows arms shipments from Canada to England and argues Canada should face similar restrictions. Boris Thompson pleads guilty at Tonopah for starting a fire that destroyed 16 dwellings.
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Portland
Ardmore
Oklo
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
King Edward
Port Townsend
England
Atlantic
W. T. Alexander
South Pacific
San Francisco
Robert Jones
Weiser
Idaho
France
Northwest
Palouse Irrigation Project
Washington
Wilson
State Department
United States
America
Canada
Germany
Ecuador
Colombia
Boris Thompson
Tonopah
Nev
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