May Inquire Into Divorce For Madoos
Los Angeles reports that Senator William Gibbs McAdoo and Eleanor Wilton McAdoo faced an inquiry by Judge Frank C. Collier. Mrs McAdoo won a divorce from Senator McAdoo after a five minute hearing and secured custody of Eleanor and Faith with property settlement not public.
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Los Angeles
William ‘Gibbs
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilton McAdoo
President Wilson
Frank C. Collier
Allan B. Campbell
Eleanor
Faith
Mrs McAdoo Separates From Senator McAdoo after Health Strain
The story recounts Mrs. McAdoo leaving a court room amid a trial as she cites climate affecting her health and says her artistic interests caused mental suffering. The Senator expresses regret and friendship, noting the McAdoos married 26 years ago and highlighting his role as Treasury Secretary in President Wilson's cabinet.
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McAdoo
McAdoos
Wilson
The
Treasury
Huge Catfish Found in Shenandoah River Near Harpers Ferry
A Mississippi catfish estimated at 115 pounds and 514 feet long was found along the Shenandoah below Harper's Ferry by Martinsburg residents. Game protector Tull Whitacre measured the carcass, noting a fourteen by sixteen inch head and body thickness up to eighteen inches. The fish, dead at least a day, washed onto marshy flats near the spillway of the Warper's Ferry pulp mill.
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Shenandoah River
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg
Warper’s Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Tull Whitacre
One Way Traffic Debated by City Street Board
The Board of Street Commissioners met to discuss making Hagers town streets one way to ease traffic. City officials cited Lancaster as a model, with two block pairs around the Public Square likely designated, and north south directions to be set. No final plan was adopted, but taxi parking was addressed by removing a stand on West Howard east of Summit.
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Hagerstown
Board of Street Commissioners
Ellsworth Roulette
Hmmett
Samuel Greenawalt
Public Square
Washington Street
Prospect
Franklin Street
Lancaster
West Howard Street
Summit Avenue
Wall Street Seaplane Ramps Open for Commuters
New York July 17 Planes carrying 10 passengers each run daily from Oyster Bay Glen Cove and Port Washington to lower Manhattan. Seaplane ramps on the East River include a 48 foot turntable and parking for 50 planes with waiting rooms fueling stations and an awning promenade. Funded by the temporary emergency relief administration the project employs over 300 iron workers and launches Mayor La Guardia aviation plans in the metropolitan area.
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New York
Wall Street
Lower Manhattan
Oyster Bay
Glen Cove
Port Washington
Long Island Sound
Financial Center
East River
Emergency Relief Administration
Ramps
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Long Island Shore
Nazi commander Pierron sued for divorce in Chicago
Elizabeth Pierron claims Joseph Pierron a Nazi organizer and apartment house janitor used his brown shirts to attack her in bed and was rough in general. She says he slapped her and he faces assault charges, detailing a troubling pattern from their troubled marriage.
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Chicago
Joseph Pierron
Elizabeth
Pierron
Across clues jumble in old crossword puzzle grid
A scrambled crossword puzzle presentation lists many numbered clues with mismatched spellings and errors. It includes entries such as Large shovels, Plateau with steep sides, and various partial terms like Spinner and Wound with a dagger, suggesting a historical or transcription issue in the puzzle text.
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Ireland
Cubs Lose Bush for Few Days With Ear Ailment
New York July 18 The Chicago Cubs fighting for the National league pennant have lost pitcher Guy Bush to an ear ailment. He reported to the Polo Grounds in uniform but was ordered to stay out until fully recovered.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
Bush
Polo Grounds
Chewsville Summer Services in Bethle United Brethren Church
Chewsville July 17 services announced for Sunday July 22 at the Beth le United Brethren church with Sunday school at 9. No evening Christian Endeavor. An 8 PM dramatic trial Who Killed Earl Wright will be presented under the Maryland Anti Saloon League. Public invited, no admission. Rev S H Snell recovering from illness. Miss W Esther Boughter visiting from Oregon with parents Dr and Mrs H D Boughter.
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Chewsville
Beth‘lel
W. Esther Boughter
Wal ‘Lowa
Oregon
H. Dixon Boughter
Allied Volunteer
John Hartle
H. D. Bouchter
Charles Yesaler
Albert Miller
Harry Hoover
George Krouse
Ralph Hobrer
Cora Spensard
Julia Sanar
George Green
Bruce Rinehart
Sadie Yeasler
Max Smith
Edith Harshman
Elmer Longnecker
Luther Long
Mellinger
Pottstown
Fisher
Hagerstown
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
Rowe's Park
Conocheague
Ruth’ Bowmen
Jane Rohrer
Annabelle Harp
Rachel Bowman
Helen Miller
Elsie Conner
Mary Miller
Eleanor Krouse
Charlotte Miller
Cora Chaney
Genevieve Smith
the Mesars
Fred Baker
Roy Michael
Parry Hartie
Romayne Miller
Karl Wolfinger
Howard Smith
Winston Helfin
Charles Bragunier
Jarmon Ridenour
Harry Brenner
George Gossard
Andy Ridenour
Fred Palmer
Frederick
Arthur Beard
Boy Bobby Connor Case Ends as Child Found Safe
Police describe the Bobby Connor case as a lost boy incident. The 21 month old was found in brambles near his home and taken to Graslands Hospital Eastview in precarious but improving condition after a four day exposure. Doctors report starvation with signs of dehydration but no serious injuries. Recovery depends on nourishment and medical care.
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Hals
Bobby
Lindbergh
Philip J. McQuillan
Greensburg
Connor
Grasal Lands Hospital
Eastview
C. W. Munger
Hunger
Consid
Henry’ Lee Forriaster
Forrestier
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Alary
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Menace
Hamemer
Ragil
Feign Mainess
Olden Times
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Albert Einstein
Princeton
N.J
Watch Hill
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Central Press
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Automatic Coal Firm
H. C. Frankforter
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Greenburgh
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