Buns and Kisses Dominate Newlywed Daily Life
Baltimore story recounts Rosie Schwanke who alleges daily buns and kisses since July 7 marriage to Frederick Schwanke. She seeks change from Justice Levinson, while sister Theresa Deems is noted for the longtime claim of never being kissed.
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Baltimore
Rosie Schwanke
Cooksie Street
Frederick Schwanke
Mrs. Schwanke
Justice Levinson
Frederick
Theresa Deems
Nine aspirants for summer honors in yachting trials
Nine contenders race in Marblehead in a series of six mile trials for three plays on the American Sonder yacht to challenge German entrants for the President Wilson cup next month. yachts listed with owners and designers include Dodger Burgess Crance Cima Dorina Ellen Harpoon Otter Sprig Tern and more.
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Associated Press
Marblehead
Mass
Boardman
Ellen
C. P. Curtis
Burgess
Harpoon
C. F. Adams II
Purdon
Otter
C. H. Foster
BK. Crane
Sprig
J. L. Stoltenstall
Tern
H. M. Sears
Burial of Mrs. Mary Wilkin at Wolf Ridge Cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Mary Wilkin were interred Friday in Wolf Ridge Cemetery in the presence of many relatives and friends. The burial service was conducted by Rev. J. E. Spence at the Wolf Ridge Baptist church with pallbearers including John McDuffie, Thomas, Alex Broadus, and G. E.
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Mary Wilkin
Wolf Ridge
J. E. Spence
Wolf Ridge Baptist Church
Messrs
John McDuffie
Ei Thomas
Alex Broadus
G. E
Funeral for Mrs Rose BE Savage Held at Home
Friday afternoon at 3 o clock the funeral of Mrs Rose BE Savage was held from 204 Ra pier avenue with Rev S W Roberts of the Street Street Methodist church officiating. The remains were laid to Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers were E Walpole H Woolf N A Adams E Carlin L Grube H C Page.
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Rose BE. Savage
Rapier Avenue
W. Roberts
Street Methodist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs. E. Walpole
H. Woolf
N. A. Adams
E. Carlin
L. Grube
H. C. Page
Slit Skirts For Police Women Of Chicago Force
Chicago August 16 police women embrace a fashion of slashed skirts and patch pockets to aid pursuit and arrest. The blue serge uniform includes an athletic vest and large pockets to conceal a pistol, while suffragist dress mirrors the design with a helmet hat and revolver pocket.
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Chicago
Coppera
Mary Boyd
Shakespeare Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Real Snakes in Campers Beds
Three large black snakes crawled into a straw tick used by a camping party in St. Paul Indiana. The open lower side of the tick allowed entry and the snakes disturbed the men’s sleep for two nights until the women in the party found and killed them.
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ST. Paul
Ind
George Baumgartner
Viola Allen on London Fashions
The letter from Miss Allen notes London’s gay season with many Americans, praising Hyde Park riding, side saddles, and smart street dress. She contrasts London street wear with Paris, cites breezy daytime outfits, daring straight skirts, and mentions hats, cab fares, and fashionable evening frocks.
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England
London
Paris
Channel
New York
Lion cubs playmates in Central Park Zoo incident
Seven year old Alvaretta Wilson slipped into the lions cage and played with five one month old cubs in Central Park Zoo. Keeper Bil Snyder rushed to intervene but the girl remained unharmed and posed with two cubs for photos. Meanwhile a separate report notes the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended Santa Fe railroad cantaloupe rate hikes to Eastern markets until December 13.
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New York
Alvaretta Wilson
Central Park Zoo
Bil Snyder
Associated Press
Washington
Kansas
New Mexico
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Infant Death Rate Lowest in Gotham
New York City leads the nation in reducing infant mortality in the first half of the year, with 100 fewer infant deaths than last year. Chicago showed 151 more deaths. St Louis San Francisco and Bridgeport reported increases amid a tough year for babies. Heat last week hit lower east side infants hardest with 378 deaths versus 362 a year earlier.
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New York
New York City
Fugures
Ables’ Welfare Association
Chicago
Senet
Six Women Swimmers in Missouri Canoe Club Meet
One hundred twenty swimmers, including six women, were ready for the annual Missouri Canoe Club contest on the Mississippi River from Kansas City to the Ride River outlet. A fleet of meterboats, life savers, canoes, and small craft accompanied the swimmers for the 12 mile course.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri Canoe Club
Mississippi River
Kansas CY
Ride
Body of murdered man brought to Mobile
The body of A. MebD. Armstrong, shot Thursday near Camden in Wilcox county, Ala, was brought to Mobile and sent to Louisville for interment. His wife Mrs Armstrong, her son, and brother in law A Nock accompanied the body. a posse searched for the murderer who fled after the fatal quarrel.
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Armstrong
Camden
Wilcox County
Ala
Mobile
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Louisville
Great Three Heat Race Lost By Geers
Detroit reports a Grand Circuit meet ending at the state fair track with a three-heat trotting race a world record time of 2 04 1 4. Dudie Archdale driven by F G Jones beat Anvil ridden by Geers as the last two heats were won by Archdale. Margot Hal and Lillian Arnold also scored in pace and trot events amid rivalries and spills.
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Associated Press
Detroit
State Fair Track
F. G. Jones
Memphis
Anvil
Dudie Archdale
Syracuse
Billy Burk
Margot Hal
Board of Commerce
Lillian Arot
Geers
Jones
Dodie Archdale
Archdale
Ducite
Lillian Arnold
Alva Coast
Pop
McDonald
Auto Sombrero
Zanzibar
Ray Sure
Ito Sombrero
Spencer
Champion Hammer Heaver Will Lose Sight of One Eye
Olympic hammer thrower Matthew McGrath, serving as a roof garden special officer, was struck in the right eye during a Broadway theatre lobby brawl at midnight. Four other men were arrested and one man named John Brink, 35, a civil engineer, faces felonious assault charges as doctors fear the pupil injury may deprive McGrath of sight in that eye.
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Associated Press
New York
Matthew McGrath
McGrath
John Brink
Lipton Trophy Race Highlight Stands Still For Rescue
Chicago August 16 The Lipton yacht race for small sloops paused when Michael McDermott national breast stroke champion swimmer leaped from the Susan II to rescue a drowning boy. McDermott saved the child and the Susan II forfeited the heat but was promised a special rematch with the heat winner. Lodge attendance reported as fair given competing attractions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michael McDermott
McDermott
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