Sailor Harold Hammond Faces Bigamy Suit After Multiple Marriages
Harold Hammond 20 of Bensonhurst, serving in Portsmouth naval prison, is tied to a pending Supreme Court annulment case following revelations of four marriages and 14 more wives across Vermont to Virginia. His earlier enlistments, desertions, and arrests culminate as his former spouses seek divorce in White Plains.
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New York
Harold Hammond
Bensonhurst
Portsmouth
N. H
Pala
Supreme Court
White Plain
Hammond
Navy
Vermont
Virginia
Hallmond
18Th Cavalry
Fort Ethan
Burlington
Elizabeth Murray Burke
Jersey City
East 12Th Street
Tvus
Hoboken
Loretta F. Fitzhenry
Rockaway
Joseph J. Fitzhenry
Jo‘ian V. Carabba
Broadway
Carabba
Miss Fitzhenry
James A. Turley
Woolworth
Burke and Fitzhenry
White Plains
Capital Labor Join To Fight Job Shortage
New York March 7 two distant groups engineers and labor leaders reached a basis for working to end unemployment and wage cuts. A 16 member Hoover committee will survey economic evils with 500000 in funds from the Federated American Engineering Societies and work toward a cooperative plan with labor bodies including the AFL. Trustworthy action begins immediately with several hundred field workers starting the survey and reporting in April to shape remedial measures.
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E. M. Thierry
New York
Herbert Hoover
Federated American Egineering Societies
American Federation of Labor
Engineers Committee of 16
Association of Industrial
Hoover
Federated American Engineering Societies
J. Parka Channing
L. W. Wallace
Engineers
American Federaiion of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Trutlal
New England
Pennsylvania
Piles Cause Found by Western Physician Proposal Stirs Interest
Dr Leontardt a western physician claims internal causes for piles and prescribes a remedy sold with a money back guarantee. Aughins Heath markets the treatment promising safe lasting relief and a humorous unheard of record.
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Leontardt
PD. Cc
Aughinsheath
Woman's suffrage test on Broadway prompts public doubt
Miss Lillian Jeffries dressed in a business suit and fedora paraded along Broadway in Los Angeles to test whether women have equal rights to think dress act and speak like men. Though not arrested and no authority condemned her, onlookers reacted with surprise jeers and amused smiles, revealing public opinion's power over de facto freedom.
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Lillian Jeffries
Broadway
Los Angeles
Cal
Bet
Many Would Buy His False Teeth
UBEC Mo March 7 The power of the press has been clearly demonstrated by T 4 Hartnett of this town He advertised his misfit false teeth for sale He has received many letters of inquiry about them including one from Susan Cable of Oakland Cal who asks if they fit a 109 pound dark complexioned lady with No 4 shoe and requests a picture of the wearer in action
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International News Service
Ubec
T. 4
Hartnett
Susan
Cable
Oakland
Cal
B and O to Close Queen City Shop Again
Cumberland March 7 At the back shop B and O Railroad will cease indefinitely starting midnight Saturday furloughing 610 mechanics due to business depression A prior furlough ran January 27 to February 16 and a bulletin says retrenchment will affect 2700 men at Mount Clare Keyser and Glenwood shops with unknown duration
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Cumberland
Busi
Mount Clare
Fads and morals clash as pastor brands fashions indecent
In Cincinnati March 1920 Rev Aaron L Watkins a Prohibition candidate calls women’s styles scandalous and says modesty fades as fashions go both ways. He laments women in warm weather outfits claim moral duty to uplift men while he praises acts of rescue and school news follows.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Aaron L. Watkins
Linwood Methodist Church
Ti 9
Man seeks police protection from practical joker
Samuel C. Bauman of Roxbury asks Boston police for protection after a practical joker for three weeks has driven hundreds of people to his home seeking positions. Bauman also has received many letters and calls from others misdirected by the unknown joker who used situation wanted ads in Boston newspapers.
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International News
Boston
Samuel C. Bauman
Roxbury
Bauman
Dropped Lighted Match Destroys Clift's Eyebrows
Billings Montana March 7 a rancher Frank B Clift testifies dropping a lighted match into a drill pipe near the Huntley project east of Billings led to an explosion that burned away his eyebrows and mustache as he sought oil in water from a bore on his land Gas bubbles in the water had suggested possible oil a veteran driller advised lighting the gas but failed.
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International News
Billings
Mont
Montana
Frank B. Clift
Huntley Project
Cilff
Cuift
Clift
Plant Juice Praised In Local Testimonial
Plant Juice, from roots barks and berries of many medicinal plants, is claimed to give almost immediate relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles. A Hagerstown tailor, Harry B Wagner of 220 Mulberry Street, says after years of indigestion and poor sleep he found relief after using Plant Juice and can now eat any food and sleep soundly. It is advertised as sold at Aughinbaugh & Son's Drug Store in Hagerstown.
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Harry B. Wagner
Hagerstown
Mulberry Street
Aughinbaugh & Son
Co operative Store Failure at Northwestern University
Evanston Illinois March Twenty professors at Northwestern University report a loss of about $12 000 from a cooperative grocery venture. The stockholders may only recover a fraction of their investment as the venture exhausted its initial stock and faced shelving losses.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Eigo
Cutter theatre to present Peg My Heart in city engagement
Thras Theatre goers will see Cutter Meek Co present a repertoire including Peg My Heart. Prices range from $1.56 to $2.66, the lowest in years, with the show formerly drawing $2.00 seats in New York and Chicago. The company promises value in this city engagement.
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Cutter
America
New York
Chicago
Mazine Elliot Theatre
Cutter Meek. Co
Peg O
Cort Theatre
New York City
Kismet 13 Greatest Picture Yet Vilee Colonial Opens
The Robertson-Cole production of Kismet based on Otis Skinnner's play showcases an immense interior palace set with vast material and labor. Skimmer stars, and the film costs exceed $500000 for art, costumes, and exotic locales. The Colonial Theatre opens the three day run amid fanfare and spectacle.
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Unc
Caliph’s
Robertson-Cole
Kismeat
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