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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
6
In London on February 4, Capt Peter Wright received the lie as evidence related to the Viscount Gladstone case. JT P. O'Connor testified for the defense while the proceedings continued.
Ad copy claims Any Bank Anywhere pays $1 if End-O-Corn does not remove corns and calluses. It touts success across vascular and common corns, age or job, with endorsements from druggists and a Chicago based lab.
Dean O Connor at Commons faces cross examination over his quotation about Gladstone being governed by his wife and children. The trial centers on the meaning of the term dubious in context as Wright’s counsel questions whether the word implies domestic control or broader influence.
Toronto promoter Bryne Riche, famed for claiming a vast inheritance from WG Bryne after rescuing Lucy, faces a $70,700 promissory note lawsuit from John M. Husbands. Local financiers reportedly hold notes totaling over 110000, with one Toronto professional claiming more than 370000. The case tests Bryne’s asserted estate and its enormous value amid ongoing scrutiy.
The Countess de Lumithac widow of George Gordon Norrie of New York seeks relief from the French courts over liquidation of an estate and possible divorce. The Count alleges desertion and contemplates divorce. the Countess claims obstruction of liquidation and asserts a prenuptial agreement limits spousal claims. The case ties to Newport and New York social circles and a townhouse on Madison Street.
An unclear note mentions Mary Camphoil in a first Daley discussion about traumatic care with references to Hor Larele Joseph and Lone gon, reflecting confusion and distress in the fragment.
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