Traded Wives But Mother Was Not Satisfied
Bloomfield Missouri March 6 AP bail set for Curt Wallace 27 and wife Cora 24 and Otia Cravens 50 and Nellie 22 as all four are jailed on statutory charges. Wallace says he and Cravens fell in love with each other’s wives and the two women chose the other man, ending their marriages.
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Curt Wallace
Otia Cravens
Stoddard
Wallace
Cora
Berths
Owen E
Loren
Cravens
Nellie
Anne
Lee
Curt
Nell
Couples defend private divorce trade decision
The couples said the decision to trade spouses was made on February 2 and that it was nobody else’s business. Wallace said, My mother had me arrested, she couldn’t understand and if she had let us alone for a while we would have had our divorces and been remarried.
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Whea
Wallace
Governor to Veto Several Hundred Thousand In Appropriations
The legislature approved over a million dollars in education and state relief measures, including funds for Idaho University Idaho Technical Institute Albion Normal and the tuberculosis hospital. Governor Moore plans to veto several hundred thousand dollars of these appropriations, while a state mill levy is forecast at about 4.6 mills depending on county valuations.
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University of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Albion Normal
Lewiston
Oregon
The
Snake
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Uth
Hailey
Finance Committee
Board of Education
Commission of Education
George Lewis
Old Citizen Passes Out
Grand Island Nebraska March 6 AP Richard Dunlap 97 last immediate member of a family linked to the American revolutionary period is dead. His grandfather John Dunlap, born in Northern Ireland, printed the first daily newspaper in the United States, served as printer for the Continental Congress, printed the first copy of the Declaration of Independence, and was a body guard of Washington and captain of the first Pennsylvania troops in the revolutionary war.
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Grand Island
Neb
Richard Dunlap
John Dunlap
Northern Ireland
Pennsylvania
United States
Continental Congress
Washington
Government Wins Against Morse in War Shipbuilding Case
Federal Judge Waddell in Alexandria Virginia awards the government 11.57 million dollars in a four year dispute over wartime shipbuilding contracts with Charles W. Morse's Virginia shipbuilding corporation. The ruling reverses a 2.5 million verdict for Morse and may prompt an appeal. The case also covers a 24 million counter claim and a 6 million suit over seizure of nine ships by the Shipping Board.
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Aleandria
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Charles E. Nichols
Waddell
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promised Quick Gain
An advertisement urges readers to try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a healthier alternative to Cod Liver Oil. It claims the tablets build flesh, appetite, vigor, and resistance to disease, with a money back guarantee if six pounds in 30 days are not achieved. notes cost and availability at local druggists.
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McCoy
Scramm-Johnson Drug Stores Co
Cook Drug Co
Temple Pharmacy
Warren's seat nomination again held up in senate
In Wepatanta on March 6 the senate judiciary committee ordered a second favorable report on Narlen B. Warren's nomination as attorney general. Senate Republicans in conference voted 28 to 11 against open-session consideration, while an attempt to proceed in executive session failed and action was postponed until tomorrow.
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Wepatanta
Narlen B. Warren
Michigan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Republcans
Senate
Gooding
Idaho
Resort Girls Favoritism Mentioned In Stokes Inquiry
Testimony describes colored pictures from Mrs Stokes al bum and mentions John Arthur Johnson known as Jack Johnson. Witness Rathbun does not recognize the name until prompted. Stokes says he was told to seek Johnson in relation to investigation of Mrs Stokes and that Johnson’s name appears in correspondence with Adltz.
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Johnson
Adltz
Trial recounts Stokes defaming wife case in Chicago
W E D Stokes, New York hotel owner, testifies in a Chicago conspiracy case seeking to smear Mrs Stokes to aid his divorce suit. He details Everleigh club links, vase lore, and conversations with detective Altz and Mrs McKenna while noting hair color and a photographed child.
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W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Robert Lee
Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
Tle
Altz
Deorabert
Everleigh Club
Oil Holdings Oust Residents From Wyoming Town
In Cheyenne on March 6 federal Judge T Blaké Kennedy ordered the townsite of Taivee Wyoming vacated. The 1500 residents were displaced to clear land for the Ohio Oil Company's government lease in the Salt Creek oil field.
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Wyo
Taveve
T. Blaké Kennedy
Ohio Oil Company
Salt Creek
Immoral Relations Questioned In Stokes Case
Judge Gemmill halted further inquiry as Milton P. Smith pressed on about alleged immoral relations with Negroes and whether Mrs Stokes left their Antonia hotel home due to the defendant's associating with questionable women. The exchange included threats to set aside a verdict if the questioning continued.
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Milton Pp. Smith
Atate
Ergas
Btokes
Wife Sold by Denver Man in Mortgage Scheme
Denver, March 6 AP ported that Alfred Hornkohl sold his wife Eva Hornkohl, 26, to Irvin Blanchard for 100 dollars to pay a mortgage. Hornkohl told Harry Ruffner of the juvenile court, resulting in warrants for Blanchard and Eva Hornkohl. Both held on 500 dollar bonds amid a custody dispute involving their children.
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Colo
Irvin Blanchard
Eva Hornkohl
Alfred Hornkohl
Blanchard
Hornkohl
Harry Ruffner
Ruffner
Beulah
Ebert's Memory Honored by Germans in Memorial Services
The German government held memorial services for the late President Ebert under state department auspices. President and Mrs. Coolidge attended at Concordia Lutheran Church with cabinet members and the diplomatic corps. Vice President Dawes was represented by his brother Rufus G. Dawes.
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Ebert
Germany
State Department
Coolidge
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Concordia Lutheran Church
Dawes
Senate
Rufus G. Dawes
Illness of Sun Yat Sen Worsens in March Report
The ailing South China leader Dr Sun Yat Sen, weakened since his January 26 liver cancer operation, showed further deterioration today. His condition is complicated by fistulency.
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Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Judge Warns State's Attorney Over Smut Case Tactics
Chicago report says Judge W Gemmill admonished prosecutors for pursuing smut cases and defamation claims. The article mentions Helen Bill Brokes of Den aie and a reply related to Mrs. Stoken amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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W. Gemmill
Helen Bill Brokes
Denaie
Senith
Stoken
Dawes Tames Senate Lions
Vice President Dawes held a quiet, uneventful senate morning after a tense day as crowds waited outside and reforms were debated. He moved through parliamentary steps, offered no proposals, and followed the secretary’s cues while senators pressed yesterday’s actions to correct the official fee.
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Mar
Dawes
Senate
Asniis
Wheeler Stubbor on Petty Affair
Senator Wheeler of Montana faces a Senate dispute over surrendering an office room in the Senate Office Building to him as former head of the Daugherty investigating committee. Senator Cole L. Blease of South Carolina presses for the space after camping out in the matter.
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Maris
Wheeler
Montana
Senate de Committee
Senate
Daugherty
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Senate office dispute over room assignment and access
A report describes confusion in the South Carolina delegation with a room near Representative Dimmici and Senator Wheeler delaying vacating, as Republican Senator Butles and AR3A committees seek to move files. The scene shifts to House rules discussion and a Monday order affecting access and turnover to Senator Blea d.
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South Carolina
Wheeler
Butles
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