Big Cut in D A R Debt Debt Committee Meets in Washington
Delegates registering in large numbers for the Daughters of the American Revolution annual congress in Washington as president general William Cummimg Story chairs the debt reduction committee. The hall debt now stands at about 10,000 with purchases for a new office building underway. President Wilson expected to open the convention Monday with a program including talks by M J Serran and the French ambassador.
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Independence
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Spraker
Ex convict wins girl in up state elopement story
Misa Jane Louise McCarthy a 19 year old debutante elopes with Roy R Cameron an ex convict over twice her age. Cameron released from Auburn prison about a year ago after ten years. The couple met in a hotel in Gink Auburn and later married in Syracuse. Mrs McCarthy tried to stop the affair but Cameron remained influential. The bride disappeared from her Auburn home after leaving with Cameron.
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Roy R Cameron
Slamerorn
Auburn Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Socialist Women Call For Peace and End War
London reports the April Berne conference of Socialist women calls for a speedy end to the war. Delegates from Germany England France Poland Poland Switzerland Italy and Austria condemn arms interests and demand independence for all nationalities. List of attendees includes Clara Zetkin and numerous American and European suffragists and socialists.
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International Conference of Socialist Women
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Switzerland
Women Socialists’ Organization
Clara “Etkin
German Social Democratic Party
Germany
England
France
Poland
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Thei Lige International Organization
Mrs Page Neutral Foils Duchess In War Neutrality Racket
London society rumbles over Mrs Walter Page wife of the American senator returning from a late trip to America. She maintains strict neutrality about the war refusing to discuss feelings at receptions. An elderly duchess confronted her at tea asking about personal sympathies and Mrs Page walked away, sparking talk among Britons and amused Americans.
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England
Concert and Dance at St Anthony's Brookland
A successful concert by the sanctuary choir of St Anthony's Church Brookland drew an appreciative audience in the Old Masonic Temple. Local musicians aided the program with solos and instrumental pieces including The Swan and Barcarolle. A quartet and soloists performed, with social dancing to close the evening.
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Tales of Hoffmann
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Frederick G. Tansiil
Leo F. Stock
Mars Emanuel Kahn
George Herbert Wells
Bride, 19, Weds Man, 32, Then Vanishes in Auburn
A 19 year old girl married 32 year old Cameron in Syracuse by Municipal Court Judge William B Farmer. After the ceremony she returned to her Auburn home with her mother, who fainted upon hearing the news. Since then neither mother nor daughter has been seen. the home is closed and annulment steps may follow.
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Cameron
William B. Farmer
McCarthy
Auburn
Mrs Rogers on Stand Divorce Will Be Granted
Mrs Caroline Lydia Giddings Rogers testified in an undeclared divorce proceeding in New York Supreme Court that she seeks a divorce from Larry Huten Rogers actor and lawyer. She accused Rogers of duplicity with Ida Sniffen Walters mother of his dead children and said she learned of their crimes after five years of marriage. The judge indicated sufficient proof and a formal decision would come later. Rogers hinted at marrying Walters once legally free.
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Rogera
Supreme Court
Frankin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Giegerich
Larrys Huten Rogers
Ida Sniffen Walters
Rogers
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Kinney Testifies In Heart Balm Suit Over Mrs McNabb
Kinney, on the stand in a heart balm suit, explains why he did not wed Mrs McNabb. He recounts plans, a hurried marriage push, life insurance aims, and a break with the widow after learning of alleged infidelity and a forged or disputed contract. The witness details a hotel trip, a proposed home, and the role of her lawyers in the case.
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McNabb
McMillen
Uge Mart
Harriet Freebey
See Ky War Baby Help From Religious Leaders
London April 16 Ronald McNeill MP appeals in the Morning Post for aid to thousands of unmarried women who will become mothers as troops are quartered. He cites counties with 2000 or more such women and urges religious leaders to pronounce forgiveness and welcome for England's soldiers' children. He argues mothers are not to blame and calls for support and protection of the infants.
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London Post
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Morning Post
McNeill
England
Local Market Prices for Fish Meats and Produce
The list shows per item prices for fish roe shad buck shad reds nappers and herrings, various cheeses and butters, poultry a range of pork and beef cuts, lamb and veal items, cucumbers tomatoes and other produce, plus fruit such as oranges pears and melons with prices spanning a broad 10c to over $1 per unit. Specifics include halibut 20c per lb, eggs 25c to 3c per dozen, pineapples 15c to 35c each, king oranges 40c to 50c per dozen, and California asparagus 3 to 50c per bunch.
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North Carolina
Trial notes reveal strained exchanges over marriage contract
In a crowded courtroom the witness questioned the trust on McMiller estate and the breach of promise to marry. The defense and rebuttal witnesses including McMiller mine superintendents and attorney Juadbraith testified as the trial adjourned for deliberation next Monday. Mrs McNabb fainted after a tense cross examination amid a crowd of onlookers and cheering friends.
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