Marzo Couzens Forgiven For Eloping To Wed
Washington mourns a sensational elopement as Margo Chewning and Williams Jeffries Chewning Jr vow marriage after a telephonic pardon from Mrs Chewning of Richmond. Senator James Couzens refused comment while the couple plans a modest housekeeping life starting soon.
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Washington
Oreb
Margo’ Couzens
Chewning
Waliams Jeffries Chewning Jr
Chewnington Richmond
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Marco Howeser
Richmond
Hensyimoon
Sues for a Kiss in Kansas City Church Case
Mrs Territ Thomas sues Rev Cornish for five thousand dollars claiming he stole a kiss in a church office. Cornish denies the allegations. Nearby notes mention a watchdog at a Ravensbury school and a cat scaring a burglar, plus a twelve inch oyster harvested in Wallapa Bay Washington.
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Territ Thoma
Thomas
Tames Cornish
Kansas City
Kans
Cornish
Wallapa Bay
Wash
Tokyo police curb reckless traffic growth and tolls
Tokyo authorities launched a strong drive to reduce escalating traffic accidents in the capital. The city faces a chaotic mix of bicycles carts rickshas oxen pulled wagons pedestrians and an increasing flood of American cars and taxis from Yokohama and Osaka. Police tightened motor license rules installed signals widened sidewalks and educated pedestrians to use safe walking areas amid rapidly changing street layouts.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Eity
New System Of Writing Emerges In New Guinea
Reports to Prime Minister Scullin by Lieut Governor Hubert Murray of Papua describe a native incident in Dotata where two women and two girls were killed and two boys disappeared. Police traced sticks and leaves arranged to convey a message, with calamus marks indicating the maker. The message claimed the two women, two girls, and two boys were killed or taken, cited as a potential first step toward a native writing system.
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New Guinea
Scullin
Bir Hubert Murray
Papua
Srrawaka
Dotata
Serawakha
Mwon Smarler
Calamus
Hubert
French Divorce Totals Decline in 1929 Nine Months
Paris reports 4926 divorces in the first nine months of 1929, a drop from 1928, with many foreign cases likely including about 1000 foreigners mainly Americans and British. Marriages in France rose to 82817 in the same period, signaling contrasting trends. Mantletoe pests spread in Far Northwest forests threatening hosts.
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Paris
France
General Statistical Bureau of
Ameriana
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