Photographer Fights Over Posing Fees in Baltimore Court
In Baltimore a photographer Samuel Ashman faced a trial before Judge Frederick T. Darton over payments for Miss Clara Franklin’s modeling. The court heard how prices for shapes varied from 60 cents to several dollars, with Ashman claiming Franklin’s pose qualified for a five dollar payment. Franklin testified, showing her clothed form, while a witness for her stated 20 cent was unknown in the business. The judge ruled in Franklin’s favor for five dollars, noting the modern dress and frank testimony supported her case.
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Baltimore
Balti More
Frederick T. Darton
People's Court
Samuel Asbmnan
Clara Franklin
Orleany Street
September Mura
Aibok
Ashman
Miss Franklin
Law
Maryland Institute
Charcos Club
Americans in London Suffer Mild Catarrh at Congress
American surgeons in London report a widespread mild throat catarrh among attendees at the clinical congress. Weather changes and damp air blamed for the ailment as many say they are in the same boat. The day included visits to Cecil and Savoy hotels with surgeons noting cases and Dr Charney W. Richardson of Washington speaking on post-nasal congestion.
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Specter
Washington Bay
London
Congress
Cecil and
Savoy
Charney W. Richardson
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Britten to Fly in New Naval Aeroplane Test
Mrs. Fred A. Britten wife of Representative Britten of Minots will fly aboard the Burgess-Dunne naval aeroplane during trial flights at Newport News aimed at government inspection. Britten joins the flight as a House naval affairs committee member while pilot Lieuts Wormd Henry Miustin Herbster aviation corps. The machine has a 900 horsepower engine and is said to glide safely from 5000 feet with engine down.
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Naval
Illinors
Newport News
Fred A. Britten
Britten
Minots
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Ite
Tieut. Wormd
Henry €. Miustin
Lieut Herbster
Aviation Corps
Fifteenth Anniversary Souvenir Notice
Rook Yor Daily Aw presents a special souvenir today marking a fifteenth anniversary with brief notes and local acknowledgment.
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Souvenien
Young Lady Bannfifal Sews Ties to Charity and Crime
A 16 year old New York girl known as Bountiful Margaret McGonagal admits taking funds from a shop owner to buy clothes for four Jacobs children. Detectives note her remarks may implicate a drug gang selling heroin to local youths, while she testifies in Harlem court about Mrs David Jacobs.
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Jacobs
de-Roxe
Rose
Margaret
Michael Coyne
Harlem Court
David
Jiwoha
Ciitarert
Newport Society Sets Study of Gardening for August Show
In Newport the garden club and horticultural society plan a mid-August event at Belcourt, with Mrs. Oliver Bekmont leading preparations. The summer colony gathered at Crossways to hear Meg. Thomas J. Emery and others discuss artistic blooms. A July 1 Rostyn session will feature experts from the Department of Agriculture and emit notable flower displays.
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Washington Post
Newport
Crossways
Thomas J. Emery
Fish
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Frederick Pearaan
J. Wysote
Garden Club
Wall Ap 1
Jehudlys
Mra
Lawrence
Gillespie
Mrg
Hoffman
Hoppin
Comultten
Rostyn
William Grosvenor
Broderle Coville
Department of Rettoatture
Exsenhouses
Beloourg
Indian Massacres and Wealthy Wanderer Mrs Lara in Transit
Fragile 76 year old Isabella Lara of South America travels to Paris from New York aboard the Pas tores as a wealthy landowner with Costa Rican real estate. Despite poor sight, she travels with a large retinue including nurses and maids, valued at millions, and remains a social figure among passengers.
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Rands
Costa-Rica
Paris
York
Ami Maida
Isabella Lara
South America
Hetty-Grean
New York
Pastores
United Frit Company
Lara Ia
Paria
Joonduit
Althoveh
Abe Saya
Senor Jose Lara
Costa Rica
Lera
Parla
Woman Endures Abuse and Trip Amid Family Turmoil
Court heard Mrs. Schroeder recount a history of abuse by her husband including beatings in hotel staterooms and a Europe trip that sparked resentments and financial dissipation. He claimed she inherited $183,000 and invested $60,000, while she sought freedom from danger and control. Separately, the Gunther family tale describes Mrs. Gunther’s brave reception of Pancho Villa, withVilla swayed by her courage and a pistol trained on him, promising protection of their property and never molesting their stables.
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Simy
Endicott
Heresl
Bobroedar
Cily
Irs
Paul Gunther
Mexico
Gln
Pancho! Villa
Aduarely
Hess
Visitation Academy of
Siat Alti
Paul” Gunther
Gunther
Big Tables
Republic
Villa
Gunther Haciende
Borjon
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
Military personnel changes listed include promotions and transfers across multiple units. Names such as Henry Fisher, Nor ton Ke, William Gartlls, Abney Hathaway, John Cowan, George Pain, Everard Hatch, David Bake Jr, Cornelius Brown, and others receive postings, with detailed shifts among artillery, infantry, coast artillery, and cavalry units and moves to Washington, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and Charleston.
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Fen
Henry Fisher
Medical Corpo
Norton KE. Wood
Khield Artillery
William G
Thomag
W. Gripeith
Sevenzenty
Active Parvice
Ligul Co
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Fourth Infantry
Columban Barracks
Ohio
David J. Bake, Jr
Adjutant General
Dotell
Adjutant Generale Department
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Broan
Darairy
Te Antetleil
Bro Signal Corps
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Kmarlbongage Churchill
Ted Arnery
Norfolk
Portsmesth
Vite
Williamsport
Pitteburgh
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Cema
Donald M. Bherb
Harold F. Miner
Claude DB. Thummel
Coast Artillery Corps
Prancie A. Enclehart
New
William ‘al Odptsorwn
Coast Getenses
Devanish
Selby H. Flank
Coast Defennen
New York
Samuel J. Hecdner
Fitycighik Gymapany
San Frensines
Jemfus W
Coowpany
San Fresti
Robert M. Pemking
Charleston
William G. Foote
Coast Defenees
Moston
Stewart
Coist Efomoes
Lang Island
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Duval
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Troaeo
Eevainh
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Tatentry
Reed
Firet- Heutenent
Tenth Infantry
Cura
Pravel
Orit
Gree
J. Alfred
Aref Hontendit
Charles .F. Leonard
Immiesant
Naval Orders Listing Detainees and Assignments
Navy dispatch lists numerous officers with detachments and transfers. Names include Leut RF Graft, Lieut J C Latham, Lieut Gupler, Lieut W Ler Ebiberg, Ellsworth Davis, Whiteside, Wenkell, Hoh, C K Rhodes, Edwin Alberts, D F Mead, JC Evans, and others. Transfers cover Naval Academy, Newport, Norfolk, Mare Island, Puget Sound, and New York with various posts and temporary duties.
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Mare Tetani
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Gert
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Faymaning Clark Laroy Moler
G. B. Kimberds
Trasetecrad Poltred Aust
Beadenent
Ladies Hairdressing in London and Paris
Reader notes dense, period style piece on hairdressing hubs in London and Paris. Mentions numerous parlors, manufacturers, wigs, and shampoos, with skeptical tone about quality and methods.
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London
Paris
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