Erdody alimony fight hinges on wealth and secrecy claim
New York reports Leonarda Erdody, wife of orchestra leader Jean Erdody, seeks alimony of 50 dollars weekly while a separation action proceeds. She alleges substantial income from Sherry's and private wealth, including 3500 dollar violin gifts and lavish expenditures, while he allegedly withheld support and kept their marriage secret after 1918.
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New York
Leonarda Eridody
Sherry’s
Tory
Supreme Court
Erdody
Sherry
Jeanette
C. Erdody
Justice
W. Loants
Goulds
Marrne
Bay 45
Jersey City
Hair Growth Miracle Promises Free Trial and Guarantee
An advertisement for Crystalis hair growth claims rapid results for baldness, dandruff, and various hair issues. It offers a risk free trial with a $1000 guarantee funded by Cregle Laboratories at 694 P Street, Binghamton, NY, encouraging readers to mail in a coupon today.
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Cregle Laboratories
P. Street
Binghamton, N. Y
Cresio Laboratories
Crystalis
Drowning Rescue Scene Captured On New York Ferry
Miss Jannette Ehrman of Vitegraph tumbles from the New York ferry deck as a deckhand throws a life preserver. A police boat crew retrieves her while bystanders jeer and a megaphone voice scolds the crowd. The episode, filmed for Panama Pacific Exposition coverage, features actors parading the city.
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New York
Jannette Ehrman
Vitegraph Company
Mike
Miss Ed
Ehrman
Chicago Gazes on Best Dressed Woman at Fashion Show
Miss Lotus Budd labeled Chicago’s best dressed woman by the Chicago Manufacturers’ Association fashion committee. She appears in a black corded one piece-silk poplin and velour turbanette with aigrettes, paired with charmeuse skirt, white kid gloves, and sand color boots. The outfit is shown for boulevard wear at the First Regiment Armory fashion show.
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Chicago
Fent Manufacturers’ Association
Lotus Budd
First Regiment Armory
Queenie the Waterfront's Notable Dog Queenie
A feature on Queenie a mixed breed dog owned by Captain J L Suttle of 2 St Louis street. The dog, daughter of a Russian wolf hound and an English pug, is well known along the docks from Magazine Point to Turner Terminal Docks and recently became mother to several six week old pups born at the city inspector of weights and measures office. Queenie is cared for by Captain Suttle with regular monthly board at a local negro cook shop and has returned from foreign boats after being lost along the riverfront.
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Queenie
J. L. Suttle
St. Louis Street
Magazine Point
Turner Terminal Docks
St. Anthony Street
Queenies
Train Riders Fined by Judge in Criminal Court
William Ferguson and Hadly Boutwell were each fined ten dollars or ten days for unlawful train riding by Judge Henry Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court. Clifton Smith, a boy, was sent to Mount Ale reformatory for petit larceny. Sam Carter, on the bar of penning, was fined one dollar or ten days.
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William Ferguson
Hadly Boutwell
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Clifton Smith
Negro Reformatory
Mount Ale
Sam Carter
Penning
BromO Quinine Tablets Offered With Refund Promise
Advertisement claims bromine quinine tablets guaranteed to cure with a money back refund if ineffective. Box carries E. W. Grove signature and price noted as two shillings or 260 units. This druggist promises customer protection and a clear return policy.
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E. W. Grove
Employee Stabbing Shocks Vacuum Oil Office
William Irvine, a shipping clerk at Vacuum Oil Company in New York, fatally stabbed John McLaughlin during a hallway fight at 61 Broadway. Irvine fled to Jersey City, then returned after being assured by the manager he would not lose his job. McLaughlin, of Brooklyn, died at the scene. Irvine claimed self defense.
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New York
Vacuum Oil Company
Broadway
William RB. Irvine
Jersey City
Irvine
John F. McLaughlin
Avenue R
Brooklyn
East 176Th Street
McLaughlin
Feinberg
Belmont Beverly
West 114Th Street
Beverly
Russell Blakely
Tmn
Charlies Callahan
Pacific Street
Ter
Hudson Street Hospital
van Wagoner
Greenwich Street
Mulroy
Kelly, Haskins
Friggs
Oil Company
Callahan
Daphne Mourns Loss of Mrs Foxworth
Mrs Lillian A Foxworth died February 3 in Daphne after a two year illness. She was a devoted wife and mother, a Baptist, and had lived in Birmingham for five years. Funeral services were held at Dixon and McKay in Mobile with interment in Magnolia cemetery.
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Daphne
Ala
S. H. Turner
Lillian A. Foxworth
The
Baptist Church
Birmingham
Dixon and McKay
Mobile
Magnolia Cemetery
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens and Builds
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a general strengthening tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system. It is described as a true tonic and a sure appetizer for both adults and children.
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Grove
Insanity Menace in Tango Dance Craze
New York on February 6 reports sanitarian Manton M Carrick linking tango and other modern dances to rising insanity, especially among women. He notes clergy oppose the dance from moral grounds while physicians warn of physical and mental danger in the craze.
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New York
Manton M.‘Carrick
Carrick
McAlpin
Criminal Term of City Court Begins
The criminal term of the city court will begin on Monday and the entire week will be devoted to hearing appeal cases from the inferior criminal court and recorder's court. Names include Lizzie Noyd Ella Hendrix Clara Williams Joseph D Patten and others on charges ranging from public drunkenness to assault and battery with comments on dances and their influence.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Recorder’s Court
Lizzie Noyd
Ella Hendrix
Clara Williams
Joseph D. Patten
George Gamble
William Harris
Elie Hogan
Joe Kelly
Tom Thornton
Charles Schimpf Restaurant Oyster Ad
Opened plant oysters fresh at 3 5 7 North Royal. Dozen in loaf 25c half 160 toasted 5c extra. Raw at stand plants 20c a dozen half dozen 10c.
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal
Convictions Passed in Inferior Court on Saturday
Judge Chamberlain presided as five defendants faced sentences for petty crimes. Wyly Young received 60 days hard labor for petit larceny, Claud Young 30 days hard labor for defamation, Wes Bussey Davis 10 days in jail for gaming, and William Alford and John Robinson 20 days hard labor.
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Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Wyly Young
Claud Young
Wes Bussey
Davis
Wiliam Alford
John Robinson
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Wayne
Mrs. Foxworth
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N. Royal Street
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