Publicity Sealed Fees Tie Divorce Case to Guggenheim Affair
The case involves William Guggenheim and an affidavit alleging a $65,000 divorce fee plus $150,000 paid to an ex wife, with claims of fraud and attempts to annul the divorce. It references Samuel Untermyer and various lawsuits, detailing disputed payments and counsel actions as the affair unfolds in federal court.
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de Washington Post
New York
William Guggenheim
Gri Wahl Guakenheim
Leed States District
Guegenheim
Samuel Untermyer
Gugsenheim
Heover Sige
MISS MINNIE CONRAD A BRIDE IN SECRET WEDDING
Miss Minnie Conrad wed Charles Talib in a small ceremony witnessed by relatives. The traveling couple left for Hot Springs after the vows with a brief reception held privately.
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Miss Minnie Conrad
Olars
Talib Charles
Tobi
Washington
Clark
toYes
Mane
Conrad
Talil
Great Fort
Hugh Mortimer Noor
Long Brarch
Hugh MacSelson
Walker
Trury Waisun
Lark County
Rane
New York
Rabinwe
Diarsan
Miesander Galbaak
Miror Wairkham
Eyle
Manassas Show Draws Washington Genera Amid Horse Events
Officials of the National Show Association announce plans for a July 23 event in Manassas with Genera of Washington prominent in the program. Henry Heise is cited as association president and the roster lists notable exhibitors and judges from Washington and nearby cities.
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Washington
Ea Andors
Virginia
Houten
Natine Boul Heise
Lasal
Tuttrell
Wow Sanford
Edwin Todrek
Wito
Wes Cuziberh
Jackson Thomas Hors
Collins
James Yates Johr
Luis Melvin Hazen
Honors Dr Holmes Memory in City Tributes
The North Carolina Society of Washington mourns Dr Joseph Yusten Holmes a former U.S. Bureau of Mines official and longtime public servant. City council adopts resolutions praising his wisdom sympathy and devotion noting his death leaves a void in state and national service.
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Yusten Holmes
United States
Derver
Cole
Washington
North Caruma Society of
Flolines
Mrs Charles Newbold Dead Widow of Col Newbold
Mrs Charles Newbold widow of Theat Col Charles Newbold USA died yesterday at her apartment in Connecticut. Funeral services private tomorrow. She leaves four sons and one daughter John L Newbold Flenyng Newbold and Mrs Frank B Noses all of Washington Thomas R Newbold of Colorado Springs CO and Capt Henry lo Newbold. Mrs Newbold was daughter of the late Col John G Lowe of Dayton Ohio.
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Charles ‘Newbold
Charles Newbold
USA
Ed Veaterday
Connecticut
Mestrovic Masterpieces In London Exhibition
Croatian sculptor Ivan Mestrovic of Dalmatia gains wide attention in London for his powerful works. From a shepherd boy in 1883 to a youth inspired by Serbo Croat poetry, his pieces embody a fierce national spirit and dramatic, flame crowned forms.
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Ivan Mestrovic
London
Vimage
Dalmatia
Mestrovic
Dog's Prayer in Court Confirms Mrs Korbel Ownership
In Harlem July 15 a three year old fox terrier named Nellie or Baby proved ownership when it walked to Mrs. Charles Korbel of 400 West 148th Street, bowed its head on her shoulder, and remained in prayer until Amen. Magistrate Marsh ruled the dog belonged to Mrs. Korbel, and she left with the animal.
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Dog
New York
Harlem
Charles Korbel
Weat
148Th Street
Bessie Manuel
Broadway
Manuel
Nellie
Korbel
Mrs Korbel
Mrs. Korbel
Marsh
Elen
Ten Thousand Tots Fans Aid Charities in City Campaign
About 10 000 babys head shaped fans sold yesterday by 200 young women in the Sav a Breeze and Save the Kiddies drive raised funds for Associated Charities Camps Good Will Rock Creek Park the Baby Hospital and Camp Pleasant. Proceeds not yet tallied. campaign led by Mrs Edwin Sefton. Kallipolis Grotto and May Pullman brought toys ice cream and a concert to Camp Good Will before leaving at 6 30 with a grateful group of children.
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Associated Charities
Bose
Das
Edwin Sefton
Rock Creek Park
Camp Pleasant
Wallace Streater
Mra Wham Fret
George Minnegerode
Elizabeth Walliams
Misa A Beard
A Keufman Mies Kahn
Misa Kronheim
Hortense Brylawski
Julian Bryla
Giles Rafter
Kathleen Anderson
Celina Calvo
Lanette Smith
EB McQuade
MC Wagerman
Alice Deal
Johanna Adier
Anita Herman
E Rich
Fielahman
Msg
Norman Jones
Maud Lechtenstein
Liktan Commers
McGuire
Swartz
Edith Fitch
HJ Rich
J. B Schloss
Gladya Myer
Misa Kann
Fleher
Katherine Willams
Misa Martin
Mia Shannon
M Kaufman
Koenigsberger
Zaides Leith
Nenoy Milton
Kallipolis Grotto
May
Pullman
Camp Good Will
Kallipolia Grotto
May Pullman
Camp Good Win
Kallipolis
Glee Club
P R Pullman
Edward S Schmid
Gingerbread Shoes Ban Ended by Major Boot Makers
Four leading boot and shoe associations meeting at the Astor House decree a coming season’s footwear shift to plain black, front-laced or button styles. Gingerbread or back-lace designs, perforations, colored stitching, and fancy decorations are ordered out, signaling a return to normal, simpler shoes and a price increase overall. The change applies to women’s footwear as preferred by the trade group.
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New York
Astor Hotel
Women adopt detachable collar and cuffs in fashion shift
Special to The Washington Post from Hidalgo July 15 reports that women have seized detachable linen collars and cuffs, signaling a break with male fashion. The piece notes upcoming trends including a stand-up collar for women, circular cuffs, and a new respirator veil inspired by gas masks, with chiffon veiling and pastel tones.
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Washington Post
Hidalgo
Milady
Germany
Girl Burglar Loots a Flat in Yorkville Case
Loretta Reed, 18, of East 100th Street, admits a teenaged burglary after saying a man she met in a tango parlor named Percy urged the crime. Detectives praise her skill with a jimmy as she awaits grand jury action under $1,500 bail. police seek Percy.
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Percy
Loretta Reed
New York
Yorkville
Coaney
Brennick
East 100Th Sweet
Emanuel & Winter
East Twenty Ninth Street
Fourth Avenue
Loretta
Porcy4
Idait
Good Shepherd's
Ten Evek
Loreta
Grand Jury
Bride-to-be Helen Visits Mrs Thurston in Top-Floor Apartment
Helen Curtis climbs five flights to visit Mrs Thurston in a top-floor apartment without an elevator. She reconciles with the former friend over a missing veil pin, shares tea, and hints at rekindling social ties as Mrs Thurston shows grace amid past tensions.
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Helen
Mrs Thurston
Nora
Sori
Mrs .Thurston
Everthing
Indian Office Excursion Sets Sail From Seventh Street Wharf
An elaborate Indian Office river excursion is planned with the steamer Du Barry departing at 3:30 pm and returning about 10:30 pm. Music by an orchestra, a short address by Assistant Indian Commissioner EB Meritt, and a program of recitations and songs from multiple performers will accompany a picnic lunch for guests including officials from other government offices.
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Indian Office
du Barry
Seventh Street
Potomac
Thelow Indian Head
EB Meritt
D Shreve
Degnan
Arthur E Middleton Milas
Helen Binghan
Misa Alice
Conductor Browns Quick Return Of Lost Money Envelopes
The Tennallytown car conductor C A Brown recovered an envelope containing over $400 and a letter identifying the owner Agnes Wright an Indian student. He notified the Indian office and left the money with Sunt Anderson at the Tennallytown barn. Miss Wright thanked him and returned to the city on Browns car to express appreciation.
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C A Brown
Tennallytown
Indian Office
Ass Agnes Wright
Sunt Anderson
Tennallytown Barn
Miss Wight
Browns Cat
Khim
Band Concerts Today At Garfeld Park And Armory
Today at 6 40 and 7 20 o clock readers attend two public concerts in Garfeld Park and Cart Armory. The United States Boldiery Home Band directed by John M Zimmerman performs marches overtures waltzes and songs including I Hear You Calling Me and Long Way From Tipperary. The Engineer Band led by Frank J Weber presents selections from Le Corsaire and Puccini plus operatic medleys and popular tunes.
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Boldiery
John
M Zimmerman
Boston Commandery
Carter
Domazette
Marsheil
Long Way From
Tipperary
Puck
Mlle Modiste
Blickman
al Frasca
Herbert
Richalian
Garfeld Park
Frank J. Weber
Cart
Armory’ Smith
Rios
Luca Conizetti
Herbert Gems
Remick
Rei Rose
Wom ing Peace Party explains aims at Capitol Hill
The Western Woman Peace Party delegation led by Miss Janet B Richards spoke at a Thursday night Hastern Presbyterian Church prayer meeting in Capitol Hill, detailing the group’s objects and urging constructive peace work. They emphasized that women should guide peace and war efforts and called for limits on armament production by private corporations to remove commercial motives.
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Woming
Detaz
Captol Hill
Janet B Richards
Hastern
Miss Richards
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