Denial by Mrs Duke Alleges Plot To Trap Her
The Washington Post reports Mrs Alice Webb Duke of Durham NC seeks alimony as her husband Brome L Duke of the tobacco wealth fights for divorce. Her attorneys ask 350 weekly alimony and 6000 counsel fee while she accuses him of conspiracy and criminal intimacy. A detective, Charles B Barry, allegedly investigated her in a sleeper car. Duke’s lawyer denies the charges and cites a plan to ruin her. The case involves a Texas trip, a New York hotel claim, and a calamitous sequence disputed by Mrs Duke. The matter intersects with an Arizona land office consolidation order.
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Washington Post
Rcw
Brome L. Duke
Durham
James B Duke
Tobacco Trust
Alice Webb Duke
Duke
Dallas
Chicago
John M Gorman
Hote
New York
Tiwan
Texas
Mra Vance
May & Ag
Cal Ag
Santtaum
Mount Clemens
Asx
Staersom
Jous Stuecke
Orshe
Ely
Puffato Orphan Asylum
Erie County
Justica Glegerich
Dirge for Leicester Automobiles Fined Tourists Protest
Worcester July 21 eight motorists from New York to the White Mountains were fined in Leicester for speeding. The Glidden automobile party draped cars with crepe and a band played a dirge at the Leicester Worcester boundary as they passed. Fines of 15 were imposed by Judge Utley who condemned the travelers for flaunting wealth and abusing law officers.
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Worcester
Mass
Leicester
Glidden Automobile Touriata
Pittafield
New York
White Mountains
Musicians Withdraw From Central Labor Union
Delegates from the Musicians Union withdrew from the Central Labor Union over the central body’s revised unfair list. Musicians say the move will hinder their goals while Central Labor officials argue the list had grown unwieldy and too burdensome to continue enforcement. The Central union committees will review the issue to seek a satisfactory settlement, focusing on a small number of firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Musicians’ Union
Tha’ Organization
Lst
Talamova
Musiciana
Mater
Hopea
Satafactol
Adulterated Sirups Led To Court Plea In City Case
Sirups already adulterated were central in a Police Court case against Frank J. Dieudonne a druggist who pleaded guilty after claiming he purchased the syrups from a New York firm. He contends any adulteration occurred before arrival and cites a health department analysis. Judge O Neal warned of stricter penalties in future. Another defendant Frane Richardson had proceedings continued at his attorney s request. Also noted is Dr J S Wail as the first civil service appointee to the police and presiding surgeons board after competitive exams amid earlier appointments without such exams.
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Frank J. Dieudonne
Dr Dieudonne
New York
Heath Department
O'Neal
Frank BR. Richardson
Phene
Wall
Macfarland
J. S. Wail
Board of Police
Civil Service
F. P .Wail
Death Valley Scotty ride ends in wild travel scare
Herman Field, a 22 year old German, hopped Scotty’s fast Santa Fe train at Dodge City and rode nearly to Kansas City in a wind chilled, coal-dusted peril. He emerged in Argentine baffled, recounting a world breaking speed run and a ride he thought was mere transport.
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Herman Freié
Scotty
Dodge City
Kansas City
Cindeta
Spectes
Herman Field
Los Angeles
Chicago
Herman
Tims
Kanaay City
Newton
Topeka
Ranees
Maxteg
To & Carny Ar
Hanses City
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Freid
Ime
Japan
China
Scott
Field
Death Valley
Help the Playgrounds Appeal For Dollar Donations
Chairman Rudolph appeals to uncommitted readers to fund summer playgrounds. $6,000 goal with $120 unrated. many contributing, but some parents and supporters have not. A dollar funds a playground for the summer. 8,000 $1 gifts would solve the need. Also notes government and department support and urges immediate contributions to John B Gieman Jr. 1408 New York Ave. Also reports Delegates to Veterinary Congress Albany: Dr William H Kelley named U.S. delegate to Budapest congress September 3-9.
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Rudolph
Rotls
John B Gieman, Jr
New York Avenue
Mugland
Orty Yeate
Micone
NOH
Veterinary Congress
Albany
N. Y
William H. Kelley
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Washington
United States
International Veterinary Congress
Budapest
Hungary
Cougars on Rampage Threaten Game Extinction
A Washington Post digest reports that mountain lions threaten deer elk and other wildlife in Yellowstone Park and that John and Homer Goff of Meeker Colorado have been contracted by the government to hunt them. The Goffs plan a lengthy hunt with skilled trackers and dogs, with other states seeking help in managing the predatory cats.
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Washington Post
Denver
Colo
Yellowstone Park
Roosevelt
John
Homer Goff
Meeker, Cole
John Goff
Colorado
Goff
Yellowstome Park
Wyoming
Advertising Is Important News To Readers Of The Post
Advertising is important news to readers of The Post. Merchants in Washington rely on the paper to reach the public. Joyce Engraving Company, at 11th and F streets NW, is praised for punctual service and large regional work. Darby Printing Co. at 506 Fourteenth Street NW is highlighted as a leader in railroad printing with prompt telephone service. A separate note discusses Arizona cougar bounty discussions and Yellowstone pack hunting, noting government payouts and training costs for cougar hounds.
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The
Post
Washington
the Post
Pennsylvania Avenue
KS Fourteenth Street
H E Covert
Darby Printing Co
Darby
Enure
Fourteenth Street
Northwest
Arizona
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Goff Brothers
Lene Demonetts
Niagara
National Shoe Manufacturing and Repair Company
Mainiat
The Darrow Enigma and a Secret Journey
A physician recounts a tale of a planned social ruse with the Darrow family ending in a mysterious murder. Ragobah, a Bombay contact, reveals his past five years of travel and a New York connection as he explains the motive and search for a person, detailing his long quest and the scope of his inquiry.
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Parinama
Ragebah Wall
Ragobah
Rama Rasobah
Iria
A. Yee
Salud
Ragobah and the Mystery of a Long-Dead Wife
In a tense dialogue a seeker questions Ragobah’s motives and past. The big, cruel man’s revenge stems from a long‑ago affair and wife’s death. Ragobah swears no friends exist, holds a twenty year oath, and hides the truth in cave secrets on Malabar Hill. He warns the speaker away from prying into his secrets.
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Sahib
Sabin Q
Ragobah
Sahib Q
Malabar Hill
Moro Scindia
Regobah
Murder Suspect Ragobah Under Scrutiny in Bombay Case
In a Bombay inquiry, Ragobah faces strong circumstantial evidence linking him to a murder tied to a long vendetta and a mission that could end in justice for Lana Scindia. Ragobah’s past violence and disability are noted as factors while Scindia vows relentless pursuit of the killer. The interwoven testimonies reveal a web of revenge, loyalty, and a vow to deliver justice.
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Ragobah
Sahib
Sahip
John Hinton Darrow
Johnson Barrow
John Darrow
Darrow Sahib
Lana
Ragabah
Darrow
Removal Sale at Atlantic City Market Invites Public Interest
The Center Market merchants, promoting cleanliness and quality, invite public patronage for a removal sale amid strict sanitary enforcement. Several local businesses and individuals are noted in relation to vacations, dental offers, banking advice for women, clothing and shoe repairs, and upcoming moves to larger quarters in Washington. A mix of ads highlights autos, gardens, hotels, and leisure destinations, with various local figures and shops profiled in period newspaper style.
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Center Market
Ptresta
William King
Colonial Beach
West End Items Report Local Business Notices and News
The Post la recounts West End Pennsylvania Ave notices from Ingleside Dalry Henrys Whiteside & Walton and others. It mentions Mr Rauscher and son sailing for France, Mrs Given and son in Atlantic City, and Mrs Kahn visiting. highlights a Washington businessman Thomas Hicaud Martin writing The Great Parliamentary Battle and Farewell Addresses of the Southern Senators on the Eve of the Civil War, priced at $2 by Neale Company, with contents detailing debates and biographies.
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Post la
West End
Pennsylvania Avenue
Whiteside & Walton
Il Pa
Witkenon
Henry’s
H. C. Given and Son
Atlante City
Mr. Palven
Beng
Thomas Hicaud Martin
Washington
Martin
Welle
Neale Company
Judah Vb Benjamin
United States Senate
Benjamin
Baker
Senate
Robert Toombs
Jefferson Davis
Clay and
Witzpatrick
Benatar Slidell
Ludak P. Benjamin
Edward Dickinson
John C Breckinridge
Great English musician Elgar visits Yale for degree
From Leslis's Weekly Great Britain's most widely known musician Sir Edward Elgar has arrived in the United States to receive a degree from Yale University. In the past two years his musical compositions of high order have been performed across Europe and America. Elgar, forty eight, is largely self educated and is recognized as both musician and composer.
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Sastern
United States
Joyce Company
Star
11Th
Fa. Ave
Joyce Engraving Company
Leslis
Great Britain
Sir Edward Elgar
Yale University
St Edward
Enziend
America
Germany
France
New York
Bir Edward
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Mrs. Duke
Alleges
Arizona Land Offices
Tucson
Prescott
Phoenix
Ris
Dirge
Hobo
Bulls
Cougars
John and
Colorado Guides
Merion Harper
Mra. A. T Abe
Brooks
Georce Walliama
Jatin
Mark
Dercows
Gwen
Maitland Darrow
Jon Browne
Artit
Charis Herce
Mig Darrow
Foha Darrow
Ferris
Melvin L. Severy
Herr Blagciek
Malabar
Mr. Maitland
Dalmatia
Scindia
India
Toston
Iiasion
Marc Scindia
Vaisya
Farinama
Rama Ragobah
Sabib Q
Rama Ragebah
Bombay
Lona S¢india
Rama Hagebah
Ragebah
Horsford
H. L Ludwig
Mesars
Gus W. Brahler
Bricbler
EH Street
Charles & Fletcher
Latt
Andrew R. Graves
Atlantic City
Weet
Vero
Pa Ave
Louis Hodges
Mountain Lake Park
Department For Women
Net
Safe Deposit, Savings and, Trust Co
Newese Automobile
Wayne
Wayne Automobile Co
18Th St
Mrs. H King
Cape May, N. J
John Beapey
Charles Diedel
Canada
Twenteth Century Cafe
John Biddle
Detroit
W. C. Mots
Motz
Fair Goode
J. Spltedt
Epliedt
Spiledt
Mallory Steamship Line
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Merchants and
Boston
Providence
Savannah
Meters
Eisenlohr Brothers
Philadelphia
Saltimore
Charles W. King, Jr
B. T. Higa
Louisiana x26
Mr. Hiss
Mary Welsh
Rockville
Miganor Magruder
Nevale Pierce
Gothing
Quanty
H.W. Bnyder & Co
Petra
Norris & Johanson
Ocean City, Md
Besasle Bush
Lola Long
Maude Steuart
Weslie Lee
Edward Hammerdinger
Walter Hart
H E Huntsberry
Fred Hayden
Charles Eagle
Mirs GT Steuart
LP Steuart
Spine
Russell
N.Y. Ave
Spimmer
Nth
Staw
D F Finucane
Finucane
All Animalmseura
James Talty
Mabel
Mount Pleasant
Sterling, Atlantic, City, NJ
Ingleside Dalry
Charles Rauscher
Rene C
Rauscher
Mrs
David Kahn
Joseph T. Kelley
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