Davis to reconsider Deportation of Mother of Charles Chaplin
Secretary Davis delays action on Hannah Chaplin's deportation order and extends her stay to March 26 1926. The British subject, mother of Charles Chaplin, received medical treatment in the United States and gained further extensions after officials warned she must leave. Her lawyers filed medical affidavits arguing condition improved due to war injuries, leading to renewed consideration and a potential formal decision soon.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Hannah Chaplin
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Eee
Charles and
Syd
London
Five Hundred Prospective Jurors Noted in City Scene
The article recalls 500 prospective jurors summoned as part of a Chattanooga case involving the Bennett family. It mentions a decade-old death connected to Miss Augusta Hoffman, who lived with the Bennetts, and notes the Bennetts and their four children moved from Knoxville in 1912. Mrs Anna Bennett is cited as mother and sister of Miss Hoffman.
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Hoffman
Miss Hoffman
Bennetts
Chattanooga
Rome
Knoxville
Initn
Brown
California
Clara Parker
Pennsylvania
Misa Augusta Hoffman
Bennett
Augusta Hoffman
Misa Hoffman
Anna Bennett
Misa .Hoffman
Denistoun Denounced in British Court Action
London March 21 A courtroom scene featured Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun's bitter denunciations by Norman Birkett as she sues Lieut Col Ivan Onslow Dennistoun for money she says she lent before divorce. Birkett attacked her credibility while highlighting Sir John Cowans’ name and links to her case. Sir Ellis Hume-Williams will address the jury Monday for Mrs Dennistoun.
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London
John Cowans
Britain
Dennistoun
Col. Dennistoun
Quartermaster Geneal
Countess of
Carnarvon
Col Dennistoun
Counsel Birkett
Mr. Birkett
Sir Ellis Hume-Williams
Medal Award Made in Augusta Ga March 23
Ming Li lie Mae Doughy presided over a medal award ceremony in Augusta Georgia on March 23. The event recognized outstanding service within the organization and highlighted community involvement.
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Augusta
Ming Lillie Mae Doughy
Gerald Chapman Trial Underway in Hartford Murder Case
Hartford Conn March 28 A dozen witnesses and more are arriving to testify at the murder trial of Gerald Chapman the mail robber and escaped Atlanta penitent iary prisoner for the killing of Policeman James Skelly in New Britain last October. State's Attorney Alcorn kept silent as Frederick Groch of New York Chapman’s chief county official arrived to stay through the trial.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
James Skelly
New Briton
Ohio
Indiana
Georgia
Illinois
Alcorn
Chapman
Frederick Groch
New York
Wetheraffeld
Red Cross to Award Medal for Meritorious Service
The Red Cross office received a national award notice for Howard Cree Stelling of this city for meritorious service during the past year. He is in Death Valley, California, with his brother and will return in June for the medal ceremony.
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Cal Office
Red Cross
First Aid
Ife Saving Department
National Red Cross
Howard Cree Stelling
Nfe
Merorious
Death Valles California
Ox Gall and Dioxol Tablets Claim Rapid Poison Relief
Advertisement promotes ox gall based tablets named Dioxel claiming to boost liver bile, stop poison flow, and rapidly relieve heart and kidney troubles within 24 hours. It urges buying genuine tablets from druggists with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
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