Jiltinged wife seeks vengeance by divorce then remarriage
Mrs Alec Minton a fashion show model testified beforeJustice Newburger that she gave her husband Melville Minton a divorce after confessing to dual life with Bert Well a Philadelphia man Letters from Well showed she had been in love with him since 1912 She described a plan to secure her freedom by revealing an affair and securing funds The affidavit also noted reconciliation attempts and renewed conflict leading to divorce proceedings
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Elsie Janis Engaged to Hallam in New Match
Announcement states actress Elsie Janis is engaged to English actor Fallim Hallam. Hallam, formerly with a touring company, is described as a rising favorite in the stage scene. The couple reportedly became betrothed after meeting in London several months ago.
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Services at St Patrick s observed with Lent events
Tomorrow at St Patrick s Church masses will be held at 7 9 10 and 7 31 o'clock with Rev John M McNamara and Holy Cross College priests assisting. The sermon by Rev James A Smyth on The Church of Christ an Unerring Guide opens the Lent course. Mgr Russell leads evening devotions and delivers the final sermon on Marriage. Lenten exercises run Tue Wed Thu at 4 45 pm, Friday holy hour at 4 30 pm, Stations of the Cross at 3 pm and 7 30 pm with benediction.
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Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union Forum Opposition
The annual meeting at St Paula Lutheran Church adopted resolutions opposing Sunday use of public school buildings for meetings and against Houge resolution 12046 allowing juvenile court secrecy and private placement. They also objected to The Birth of a Nation showing in Washington. Mrs John N Culberson reelected president with a slate of officers and representatives to missions abroad. The board of education clarified its stance opposing school use on Sundays while permitting weekday forums.
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Death of Col. G R Colton former Porto Rico governor
Col George R Colton former Porto Rico governor from 1909 to 1913 and longtime customs official in the Philippines and Santo Domingo died Thursday night at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Born in Illinois about 60, he served in the Nebraska regiment and held posts including deputy collector at Iloilo and collector at Manila before organizing Dominican customs service. Survived by two sons and two sisters, with funeral at Mrs Hagner's home and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Seventeen year old Marie seeks annulment of mock wedding
Seventeen year old Marie Genniison testifies that a so called marriage to Philip Genntison was a childish joke to cure his infatuation. She says the ring and certificate were discarded and she wishes to be freed, but Justice Newburgher reserves verdict. Greek independence anniversary observed with city celebrations and upcoming events in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Union split over charter and divorce case dominates meeting
Federal Employes' Union held two large gatherings at the National Rifles Armory in Washington to approve a new constitution and discuss federation status. Disputes with the temporary president delayed proceedings as debate over national scope and charter terms drew intense turnout and promises of a special meeting. Meanwhile Mrs Ide Marcel French, daughter of ex Postmaster General Wynne, pursued a divorce from Capt Hugh Ronald French amid contentious proceedings in London, including testimony about an alleged kiss with architect Frank Andrews.
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Death of Barak T Graves in Gaithersburg Md
Barak T Graves a War Department clerk died suddenly last evening at his Gaithersburg home likely from heart disease. He had just returned from Washington after duties there. Found by his mother in law, he died minutes later in the cellar. Survived by wife in Washington and two sons. Graves was 31, a Kentucky native who lived in Washington before moving to Gaithersburg recently.
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America Faces Sharp Criticism in Reichstag Debate
In a Reichstag session the Progressive party leader Dr von Payer argued for American public support for peace while warning that neutrality extended by the United States strains German patience. Other speakers, including Dr Stressmann and Count Westarp, pressed for stronger measures against Britain and condemned neutral policies aiding the Allies. The debate ended with sharp exchanges over Belgium and the prospect of peace, signaling growing tension between Germany and the United States.
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Suffragists Confer With National Union Leaders Today
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage convenes with national and state officers at Lafayette Square today and tomorrow. Mrs John Rogers of New York chairs the session, with Miss Anne Martin of Nevada, Miss Lucy Burns of New York, and Miss Ida Paul of New Jersey speaking. An evening panel titled Women Voters Attitude Toward the Eastern Appeal will feature Mrs William Kent, Dr Cora Smith Young, Mrs B M Young, and Maud Younger. A farewell luncheon honors envoys heading West to campaign for votes for women, with speakers including Mrs W D Agscough, Mrs Robert Baker, Mrs O H P Helmont, Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch, Inez Milholland Hoissevaln, Mrs W Thompson Burch, Miss Anna Constable, Miss Edith Goode, Mrs Florence Bayard Hilles, Miss Kathleen Taylor, Miss Helen Todd, and Mrs Ming Van Winkle.
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Thompson Recital Delights With Young Pianist Thompson
George Dixon Thompson, 19, delivered a third annual piano recital at Rauscher's before a large, admiring audience. His program showcased strong Bach Liszt Fantasie and Fugue in G minor, Brahms Intermezzo Op 118, Capriccio Op 76, Schumann Etudes Symphoniques, Andante Spianato, and Chopin Grande Polonaise Op 22, underscoring technical prowess and interpretive versatility.
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Audience Applauds Alma Thomas In Singing Recital
The last two numbers were played especially well and won unqualified audience approval. Miss Alma Thomas, a very attractive young lady with a birdlike soprano, sang One Fine Day from Madame Butterfly, Schinglar's Lost Falcon, and Whelpley's The Nightingale Has a Lyre of Gold.
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Tampico Oil Field in Pictures at Masonic Auditorium
National Geographic Society members viewed motion pictures of Tampico oil wells in a Doheny lecture titled Oil Fields in the Region of Tampico Mexico. A giant gusher spewed oil for nine days, illustrated as a dramatic showcase of the region's industry.
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