Joseph Greer and His Daughter Copyright Case Details
A 1920s legal note references Joseph Greer and his daughter in connection with copyright claims by The Bobbs-Merrill Co. The item notes ownership issues and publishing rights as part of ongoing intellectual property discussions.
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Bobbs-Merrill Co
True Love on a Municipal Pier Amidst Illusions
In a hot August moment Joe notes Bea Trice's prior liaisons and Trix confronts her longing for George Burns. They meet on a crowded Municipal pier near Lincoln Park, confess love, kiss, and plan a possible elopement while debating finances and a life away from her father. George lacks employment and money. Trix has about four hundred dollars of her own, but they reject using it as the basis for marriage.
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Beatrice
George Burns
Jennie
George
Trix
Municipal
Lincoln Park
Glencoe
Milwaukee
Mr. Greer
Ware
Miss MacArthur
Neve
All-Mail
Cleveland
Chicago
Beatrice and George Struggle Over Love and Poverty
Beatrice navigates poverty and parental conflict as she clings to a fragile romance with George. They promise reform yet face social constraints and Job uncertainties while secret plans and suspicions deepen their rift. They drift between hope and fear as October nears.
Nominations of Foals for Colt Club to End Soon
Jackson county residents may nominate foals born in 1925 for the Hoosier Gold Medal Colt Club. Nominations close December 15, with contact points Willis Stall or P. T. Brown of Purdue Extension. The club aims to improve colt feeding and farming shows. widespread county response is reported.
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Colt Club
Jackson County
Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association
Willis Stall
P. T. Brown
Lafayette
Purdue University Agriculture Extension Department
Breeders’ Association
Warrants Written Show Growth at State Auditor Office
Indianapolis reports a dramatic rise in warrants issued by the state auditor. L. S. Bowman notes warrants climbed from 17 770 in 1920 to 67 540 in the year ending Sept 30 1925, involving about 35 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Office of State Auditor
L. S. Bowman
Kidnapped Own Child Charge Faces Indiana Court
Dee and Chester Woolard, former Hartford City residents, traveled from Los Angeles to Hartford City to answer a circuit court charge of kidnapping their 11 year old daughter. A divorce suit had awarded custody to the mother.
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Hartford City
Ind
Dee
Chester Woolard
Los Angeles
Chicago Opéra Company bans paid applause makers
The Chicago Opéra Company has informed members that the employment of claquers is strictly forbidden, per Bellefontaine Examiner.
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Smash
Chicago Opéra Company
Bellefontaine Examiner
Germany’s Canal Network Reaches Fifteen Hundred Miles
A report notes that Germany maintains about 1,500 miles of canals used for inland transport. The figure highlights the country’s historic waterway system and its role in regional commerce.
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Germany
Madam Mode Sees Flower Pin Trend For Street Wear
Madam Mode notes the street fashion of wearing a bright flower pinned to coats or neckpieces. Six pictured reasons for the fad include lilies carnations gardenias roses and other blossoms from milliners, often with foliage or preserved fern and tinfoil wrapped stems. Some are scented and make charming gifts.
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Madam Mode
Basketball Scores From Notre Dame and Others
Notre Dame defeated Armours Tech 53 to 6 while Wisconsin led North Dakota 16 to 11. Marquette posted 30 to Milwaukee Normal 14 and Iowa beat St. Louis 35 to 29.
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Armours Tech
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Marquette
Milwaukee Normal
Iowa
St. Louis
Sunman Farmer Hangs Self in Barn
Albert Voege a 46 year old Sunman Indiana farmer hanged himself in his barn amid persistent ill health and despondency. The incident was reported by the International News Service with the Cincinnati Times-Star noting unrelated waterproofing references.
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Sunman Farmer
International News Service
Sunman
Ind
Albert Voege
Huber Returns to Practice with Net Squad
Regular forward Lynn Huber wore a uniform for the first time since his injury in the Brownstown game as the Owl varsity practiced two hours in the high school gym. The session was marked by sloppy defense and uneven shooting with only Glasson in steady form while Coach Mitchell continued refining the five man defense used by his squad and the junior team.
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Lynn Huber
Mitchell
Huber
Glasson
Mitchell High School
Fire Station in Mariemont Sets City Planning Standard
A Mariemont Ohio fire station showcases architecture aligning utility with aesthetics as part of the garden suburb’s city planning. The stucco and timber building features plate glass windows and careful detailing, exemplifying Mariemont’s broader aim of cohesive, beautiful development rooted in planned streets, public spaces, and utilities.
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Ohio
Mariemont
Main Street
Manhattan
Tullensum
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