Kinney Heart Balm Suit Reveals Garden Meeting Tale
Witnesses describe how Mrs McNabb and Mrs Crosser followed Kinney to his Michigan garden where she says he promised marriage, sparking a breach of promise case. Kinney sits beside Eva Prosser as court hears for the monetary claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaashra Mieb
Palatka
Kinney
Vrosser
Telak
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
MecNabb
Kinne
Urussee
McNabb
Crook Wall Farm
Kinnes
Roesse
MicSabb
Burt
Velock
Pretty Grand Duchess and Her Castle in War Times
War reports differ on the status of Marie Adelaide Grand Duchess of Luxemburg as a prisoner of war. She is described as independent yet captive, with rumors about her betrothal to Prince Henry of Bavaria and possible secret marriage or divorce amid German invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Adelaide
Tuxemburg
Agai
Paris
William
Vossiche Zeitung
Berlin
Prussia
Konbert
United States Department of State
Henry van Dyke
Luxemburg
Emnal
Peror William
Marie
Prince Henry of
Bavaria
Pontifical
Conditional pact to wed in 1918 by Butte pair
In Butte Montana a young woman forced Charles Hyland to sign a marriage pact dated March 1 1918 to marry if he matches her $6000 with an equal sum Hyland refused to take money but gave a plain gold wedding ring to be worn first on the declared wedding date If he finds gold in Alaska authorities withheld the bride's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Alaska
Charles Hyland
Hyland
Folly of scant wage addressed to Jewish women
At a Washington Alliance of Jewish Women meeting, Herman La Rue Brown of the Massachusetts minimum wage commission urged treating women at least as well as horses. He argued social costs of low wages fall on society, estimating Massachusetts costs at about 98.75 per woman. The event also covered film restrictions sought by the alliance, night school progress, and board nominations, with an annual meeting planned for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Massachusetts Minimum Wage Commission
Washington Alliance
Washington Alliance of Jewish Women
Highth Street Temple
Herman la Rue Brown
Mannachuesetts
Mr. Brown
Massachusetts
James Lansburgh
J. 8. Kann
Women of the Alliance
Alliance Night Schools
Charles A Goldsmith
Simon Nye
Tavid Ames
Charles Schwarts
Sam Peck
Herold Levy
Abe Liebman
Ida Friedberger
Rosa Blondheim
E. Bloch
Levi David
Grosner
Abe Behrend
Joel Hillman
Robert Meyers
Sol Herzog
O. M. Buer
The
Alliance
Miss De Coppet Wins Aiken Golf Cup in Mixed Foursomes
Miss Gertrude de Coppet and Mr Harry van Montagne clinched the handicap mixed foursomes title at Palmetto Golf Club in Aiken, with detailed lists of participants and social notes about attendees and travelers from the season’s end tournament. The report also mentions related society items and court testimony involving Mrs McNabb and Mr Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DE Coppet
AIKEN
Athen S
Palmetto Olf
Gertrude de Copper
Harry van Montagne
F. M. Lewis
Beatrice de Copper
J. Dryden Kuser
Giffard A Cochran
William Paine Thompson
Julia Alexander
Guy Norman
John Magee
Ro « Mecha
Royal Fundraiser Plans Draw Wide Interest in London
London society buzzes over Lady Arthur Paget’s plan for a matinee benefit for the American Women’s War Hospital to be held in London with patronage from Queen Mary and other royals. Queen Mary, Queen Alexandra, Princesses Mary and Victoria and notable figures will attend. Mary Garden, the American soprano in Paris relief work, will travel to perform. Christie's Red Cross auction in New York grossed 19 275 dollars on day one, with Duke of Casem’s sporting life piece fetching 1835. In legal notes, court proceedings continue with defense and rebuttal witnesses anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Victoria
United States
Women In War Relief
Red Cross Fund
Washington Post
London
London Society
Arthur Paget
American Women's War Hospital
Lady Paget
Royal Taints
Queen Mary
Alexis Julia
Mary and
Duchess of Fife
Rn Maude
Amelis
Portugal
Duke of Orleans
Michael Um
Countess Torby
Fauly Daget
Pon Mary Garden
Paris
Christie's
Frederick William
Duke of
Sasem
George
Pastors Change in Washington Mount Tabor Succeeds Beauchamp
The 133 ministerial appointments of the Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference saw 38 changes, about 30 percent, the largest at one annual session. Rev J R Wright replaces Rev L Beauchamp at Mount Tabor Washington, as sessions close with $358 573 raised. Conference president J S Bowers praised ministers and wives for service and noted overall gains in salaries, membership, and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wright
Mount Tabor
E. L. Beauchamp
Parksley
J. S. Bowers
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Bowers
Min-Iaters
Washington
L. Beauchamp
Parkaley
I. 5 Wooden
W. Wi Coe
Cherrydale
General Conference
Rhode Island Avenue Church
City of
Western Maryland College
Lewis
XL Ward
Western Maryland Coolege
Warfield
Methodist Protestant
T. Tagg
Tne
Board of Foreign Missions
F.¢. Klein
Westminster Theological Minary
J. Molmes Laaned
Board of “Home Missions
M. Gill
van Dyke Superannuates
J. Weigand
J. G. Sullivan
W. D. Litsinger
W. M . Strayer
J. Scraughn
J. W. Gray
Mills
F. T. Stevens
Linis
A. Mather
Jo W. Norris
W. B
J. J. Nicholls
Evergreen
W S. Hanks
Hampden
EB D Stone
Keen Memorial
Lauraville
C Day
Litasinger
Payson Street
D Austine
South Baltimore
J. F. Bryan
Haddaway
W. Kirk
St. Paul's
J. A. Let ¥ Lile
H. Mullineaux
Ayveris
Cecil
F. M. Clift
Centreville
G. J. All
Chesapeake
H. W. D. Johnson
Chestertown
W. KR. Graham
Chincoteague
M. E. Hungerford
Clayton
Del
H. Jonez
Concord
Denton
T. O Crouse
Borcheater
A. Miller
Dover
Leipsic
J. T. Bailey
Easton
B.F. Ruley
Elizabeth
N. J
Bacchua
Fairfax
J. N. Link
Fawn Grove
T. R. Woodford
Federalsburg
Dorsey Blake
Felton
Harbeson
F. J. Phill Harper
Ferry
Middleway
W. Va
M. Compher
I. Poston
Supernumerary
Mardeia
G. Donaldson
Marley
Clayborne Phillipa
Milford
L. A. Bennett
Milton
F. A. Holland
Mount Nebo
W. F. Wright
New Church
EB W. Simma
New Market
B. A. Bryan
Nichols Memorial
A. R. Middleton
Northumberland
W. Johnso
Oak Grove
Prince George
H. TL. Murphy
Oxford
J. Mech
Parkassey
EB Beauchamp
Pataplaco
Clyde Traxen
Philadelphia
St. Luke's
J W. Prout
Taylor
R. T. Tyson
Pipe Creek
Tmw Wright
Pitt Xike
W. TP. Roberts
Pocomoke Cires
Pocomoke City
N. O. Gibson
Potomac
WL. Hoffman
Powellvillie
W. D Short
Quantica
W. H. Beckwith
Queen Anne
J.P. George
Re- Hance
W. Crosby
Rowlandville
Ewing
Satem
Peter Shower
Salisbury
L. F. Warner
Seaford
C. EB. Dryden
Selbyville
W. N. Sherwood
Sharptown
Avery Donovan
Snow _Hill
C. K. McCaslin
Stewartstown
J. A Wright
Jamea
H FP
Jester
St. Michaels
Susquehanna
S. B. Treadwas
Texas Mission
Trinity
Bunce
Tyrcanna
Fairview
Union
J. OR. Wright
North Carolina Avenue
A Sexsmith
Park Road
A. M. Clayton
Rhode Island Avenue
Louis Randall
Westminster
E. T. Read
Wilmington
G. A. Robinson
T. ©. Crouse
Baltimore
Bowera
Committee On
John M. Holmes
Church Extension Society
Holmes
Atricken
Board of Managers
D. I. Greenfield
G. A Mortis
S. F. Cassen
Th. T. C. Crouse
H. E. Norris
J. B. Medling
China Faces Risk If Demands Shorten Integrity
President Wilson denied reports that the United States would not support China in negotiations with Japan. He said no assurances have been received and the U S government remains in close touch with the Peking conference. The commentary warned that yielding to demands could trigger years of interracial conflict and hinder China’s industry, potentially enabling Japan’s regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hina
China
Japan
Formosa
Far East
United States
Wilson
Peking
Opening Day in Reno Welcomes New Divorce Law
Reno marks opening day of a liberal divorce regime with dancing, music, and revelry in cabarets. Crowds depart joyous establishments as a growing divorce colony witnesses new arrivals seeking divorces amid lively entertainment and conspicuous drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Renan
Cahareim
Russia Wins Hills in Fight for Pass
Reported fighting across the region includes attempts to send fire rafts against fortifications, bomb-throwing in Jedwabno trenches, and German assurances to Hungary about troop movements toward the Carpathians. Vienna says Germans repelled Russians and counterattacked, with armored trains near Bojana and Czernowitz damaged. Four steamers with troops and materiel for Serbia passed Ulteniuva on the Danube, cheered by Roumanians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedwabno
Hungary
Venice
Italy
Vienna
Budapest
Carpathians
Haa
Paris
Stroggtie
Bukowina
Bucharest
Bojana
Czernowitz
Serbia
Ulteniiua
Danube
Beauty Fails to Fetch Buyer for $40,000 Race Horse
The aged race horse Beauty, once valued at $40,000 and tied to owner Ramey She And A Binder at a New York track, failed to attract a buyer at $30. The horse, now weakened and resting, was moved to the Mandi Raines estate in this county after an unsuccessful sale attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riples
Lean
Coulit
Rine
Trades Das
Oul Ramey
Binder
New York
Athle
Mandi Raines
Peace Women Sail to International Conference
New York April 13 Morty women delegates sail for The Hague aboard the Noordam to attend the International Women’s Peace Conference. Miss Jane Addams of Chicago chairs the U S peace party and will speak for America. A snow white pennant with Peace in the Letters flies from the masthead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morty
the Hague
Jane Addams
Chicago
Rotterdam
Noordam
Miss Addams
Womens Peace Party
Dearie
Michel
Blaine Invincible Club to Honor Founder’s Memory
The Blaine Invincible Republican Club will hold commemorative services next Sunday for Ita founder and late leader Col. Perry Carnon. Principal speakers include Judge Robert H Terrell Mrs Julia iaxon Dr W Childs and Prof George Woolank. The event at St Pauls Church on Eighth Street Southwest features music by the Monumental Orchestra and a three-voice chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Perry Carnon
Blaine Invincible Republican Club
Robert H Terrell
Julia Iaxton
W. Childs
Board of Education
George Woolank
Howard University
St Pauls Church
Eighth Street
Cail BK
Tnt Tar
Monumental Orchestra
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Mrs.Prosser
Mrs. McNabb
Michigan
Wan
John S Kinnes
Kinder
Hig Garde
Mr Kinney
Halt Wat
Tame
da MateNabb
Kecanaba
Hintey
Mr. Kinney
Kanes
Young
Younr
Vlyuss
Matt
Grippe
Bill
TNA
Frank M. Parker
General Agenteina Life Insurance Company
15Th Street
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Bealll
Bolles
Geeupat Huminesa Atiirens ——— Ee
Mystery Veils
Sitle
Ree Grand Duchess
Christine Biddle
Alice Dolan
Robert E Strawbridge, Jr
Milas Barbara Alien
Thomas Hitchcock
Arthur Scott Burden
Newark
Henry Paine Whitney
Wanderer
Burden
James A Burden
J. Fritz Byers
Pittsburgh
Ely- Slan
Livingston Cottage
Julian Alexander
Alis Joseph BE. Davis
J Gordon Trouglas
Maud Hunt
Louise Hunt
Helen Hitchcock
Barbara
Jeanette Allen
Robert
Strawbridge
Julian Allen
Themmas Hitchcock
Bank
Edward S. Coe
Escanaba
Coe
Jennie MacMachern
Orphans and Rescue Home
Green Bay
Wis
MacEachern
Eronwood
Mich
Ood Will Farm
Misa Adelia P Kinney
Q Atreet Northwest
Mrs McNabb
Ing
Mrs. McNebbb
Miss Kinnes
Crogs
Queens Aid Hospital
Arranged BY
Mary Garden
Attorness
Harmen Freetes
Ph W. Baker
Mr. Meatlen
U. S
Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucible CO
Jersey City
White and Navaley
Roxford
Balbriggan
Sea Island
Lisle
Brighton
Tub I Sik
Athletic Union
Nainsook C Athletic Union
Athletic
A.lisner
Palais Royal
G Street
Russia
Peace Women
Pennsylvania
R. R
Belasco
Shibri Prescot
Marie Dressler
Parker A. Hord
38Th St
Andreas Dippel
Ballttant
Eture
Mme. Maintenon
Louis XIV
Prud'homme
St. John’s Church
Florida
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
H St. N. W
POLIS
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Mein Sim
Lana
Banjo
Lei
Sebo
Columbia Musical Comedy CO
Montgomery
Btone
RED Mill
Prines Orch
Tenderfoot
James F.J. Archibald W. Fisemourha
Sam Lewis
Tom
Baily F. Keith
Leslie Carter
Navid Belasco
WEFK
Carolina
Aehrer St
14Th St
Streria
Casino
Sanold Ampery
Rictin
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Raleigh
Moor
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