Countess Peggy Joyce in separation suit and counter action
Special to The Washington to New York July 20. Count Costa Morner seeks to serve papers in the countess Peggy Joyce's separation suit while filing his own annulment action in county court. The couple trade blame over misrepresentation, love, and social standing as deputies pursue service in New York and Virginia.
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Washington
New York
Costa Morner
Peggy Hopking
Joyce
F. Dadley Kohler
Broadway
Kohler
Ford on His Birthday Goes Into Seclusion
Henry Ford celebrated his sixty first birthday away from Detroit as associates professed ignorance of his whereabouts. He reportedly slipped from his Dearborn estate in an automobile for an unannounced destination and was said to be in excellent health after a recent physical examination.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Tetroit
Ford
Dearborn
Reno Divorce Granted To Mrs T C Taylor
Reno Nevada July 36 Mrs Martha Y T Taylor was granted a divorce in the district court from T Clarkson Taylor vice president of the Navy of Wilmington Delaware on grounds of extreme cruelty She was granted custody of their child A property settlement was made out of court. Silesia Faces General Strike Warsaw July 30 A general strike has been voted by all labor unions in Silesia effective today More than 30000 factory workers had gone on strike over a 10 hour day Government seeking concessions from employers.
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Reno
Nev
Martha Y. T. Taylor
T. Clarkson Taylor
Navy
Wilmington
Del
Silesia
Warsaw
O Siiesia
Bread Prices Rise in Vienna Albite Announcement
Bread prices rise in Vienna due to higher overseas wheat costs. The poorer residents fear the higher price will trigger a broader living-cost increase as bread remains the staple diet in Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Banker's Ex Wife Gertrude Cooper Found In Denver Apartment
Denver police report the former Mrs. Joseph H. Cooper found unconscious in a Capitol Hill apartment kitchenette with signs of injury and possible poisoning. Her mother identified her and her son Paul Ramsey awaits answers as investigators explore murder attempt rumors.
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Denver
Colo
Capitol Hill
Joseph H. Cooper
Kansas City
Gertrude Louise Ramsey Cooper
Wichita
Kans
Persia Assures Safety To American Citizens
American Minister at Teheran Joseph S. Kornfeld reports to the State Department that the Persian government has assured the safety of American citizens. Teheran is under martial law yet tranquil, with disturbances elsewhere prompting potential martial law if needed. Iran’s foreign minister expresses horror at Vice Consul Imbrie’s murder and pledges to punish culprits, transfer the body for embarka tion on an American warship, and provide compensation to Mrs. Imbrie.
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Persia
Joseph S. Kornfeld
Teheran
State Department
Grew
Kornfeld
Robert Imbrie
Katherine
Imbrie
J'eralan
A. P
Iran Today
Gov Cox vows to protect Ku Klux Klan meetings
Lancaster and Spencer towns amid clashes between Ku Klux Klan members and antiklan supporters. over 50 injuries and major property damage as Klan crowds faced anti-Klan demonstrators for hours. Gov. Cox orders investigation to determine firearm use and causes of the disorder. Several suspects arrested, some jailed on appeal.
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Lancaster
Mass
Channing St. Cox
Antiklan
Spencer
Germans Boom Cuno For the Presidency
Berlin July 30 Friends of former Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno quietly promote him for the German republic presidency with elections slated for next May. President Ebert’s term ends June 29, 1925. Cuno likely runs on a nonpartisan ticket as bourgeois parties defer to a common candidate opposing the anticipated socialist contender.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Cuno
German Republic
Ebert
Herr Cuno
Juror Says Fallon Slipped Him 1000 In Bribe
New York July 30 Charles W Bendigs convicted perjurer and key prosecution witness in the Fallon bribery case testified he received 2000 from Fallon to influence jurors in the Gurell Gregory mail fraud case. He said the first 1000 was given at an inn meeting with Fallon who praised the Gregorys and promised more later.
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New York
Charles W. Bendigs
William J. Fallon
Fallon
Rendigs
Gregory
Rand
Mallon
Pennsylvania Clerks Appeal to High Court
Grand President E H Fitzgerald of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Station and Express Employer announced an appeal to the U S Supreme Court from a circuit court ruling in Philadelphia. The union seeks to bar the Pennsylvania Railroad from dealings with other unions and to require recognition only of its own body in employer-employee relations. The Loyal Order of Moose convention voted to hold its 1925 meeting in Baltimore and to buy 2000 more acres at Moose Haven Orange Park Florida for a home for aged members and spouses.
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Cinncinnati Ohio
E. H. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Brotherhead
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court of Rappeale
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Onl
New York
of the Loyal Order of Moose
Baltimore
Moose Haven
Oranke Park
Fla
Robbery on Knights of Columbus Special in Chicago
Thieves robbed a dining car on the eastbound special train carrying a Knights of Columbus delegation from San Francisco to the supreme convention in New York. Passengers were not molested and the incident was learned as the train reached Chicago.
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Chicago
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Supreme Convention of the Orders
New York
Dr Hubert Work Recovers In Asheville N C
Dr Hubert Work secretary of the interior recovering in Asheville after a slight indigestion kept him from joining the national park committee from Highlands. He arrived this afternoon and will rest a day or two before continuing to Washington.
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Asheville
N. C
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
National Park Committee
Highlands
Sergeant and Mechanic Die in Failing Plane
Champaign Illinois july 36 sergeant Anton Hruza, pilot, and mechanic W J Felgenbear stationed at Chanute army aviation field at Rantoul were killed this afternoon when the plane they rode in fell from an altitude of 1600 feet.
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Champaign
Sergt Anton Hruza
W. J. Felgenbear
Chanute Army Aviation Field
Rantoul, Jr
Hers
Tar victim remains in Frederick jail
Special to The Washington Post Frederick Md July 30 Dorothy Grandon of Martinsburg W Va waited all day for bail in the Myersville tar and feather case and in a Frederick jail cell mourned that she was a victim of circumstances since stepping foot in the county Mrs Mary Shank who applied the tar and feathers was released on $2000 bail for the September grand jury and is at the home of her parents in Middletown she plans not to return to her husband Lloyd Shank who is at Romer Shank's home in Myersville she blames him for the trouble Shank a laborer had chosen a visitor at Mrs Viola Kennedy's home where Grandon stayed provoking the attack.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Dorothy Grandon
Martinsburg
Myersville
Frederick County
Mary Shank
Victor Alexander
Middletown
Lloyd Shank
Romer Shank
Myersvile
Shank Astfll
Shank
Viola Kennedy
Miss Grandon
Hughes Poincare Paris Dinner Marked By Diplomacy
In Paris a dinner hosted by American Ambassador Herrick brought Secretary of State Hughes and former French Premier Poincare together in a highly noted event. French officials and lawyers pressed by the University league of nations spoke of disarmament within the league, while Hughes laid a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb and prepared for Brussels as plans moved forward.
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A. P
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Hughes
United States
Raymond Poincare
France
American State Department
M. Franklin Boultion
M. Poincare
Radical Party
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel Fourcade
Paris Bar Association
Arc de Triomphe
George W. Wickersham
League of Nations
Paul Appell
University of Paris
Austria
Peru
Czechoslovakia
M. Appell
Hughes Ang
Doumergue
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the Elysee
Lawyers’ Party
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de Toledo
Senora Toledo
Mme. Petain
Marshal
Mme. Fayolle
Franklin Bouillon
Lucien Hubert
Senate
Jen
Mme
Lescouve
Tau Dupuy
Franco-America Committee
Carnegie Foundation
Versailles
Orangerie
Brussels
Sharpers Net $25,000 in Half Hour
Montreal July 30 confidence men obtained $25,000 from H F Christen of Chicago in 25 minutes by offering inside information on horse races. Christen testified in court that Edward Long alias Chappie Lewis and George Wallace were charged with obtaining the money under false pretenses and remanded to jail without bail pending a further hearing.
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Montreal
Christen
Chicago
Cusson
Edward Long
Chappie Lewis
George Wallace
Crown Prince's Son Takes Job as Clerk
Hamburg dispatch reports Prince Wilhelm 18, eldest son of the former crown prince, has taken a clerical post with Schlabach Thiemer and Company, intending to work up the business ladder. He counts Prince Henry of Pras’s sons among his associates in the firm.
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Hamburg
Germany
Wilhelm
Schlabach, Thiemer and Company
Prince Henry of
Pras
Bread cost not affected by rise in wheat price
A rise in the forthcoming wheat crop will not immediately raise bread prices in Washington. Big bakeries price on yearly raw material costs, and flour costs are a small part of bread price, with labor as the major factor. Corby's Baking Company sales manager John D B Green stated no price change is anticipated.
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Washington
John Db, Green
Corby's Baking Company
Sentenced 2 Slayers 9 Days After Killing
Mound City Illinois July 30 Heas Connors of Cairo one of two confessed killers of 18 year old Miss Daisy Wilson of Villa Ridge on July 21 was sentenced to hang October 17 Fred Hale another confessed accomplice received life imprisonment at hard labor Judge D T Hartwell delivered the Pulaski county circuit court ruling tonight.
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Mound City
Ill
Heas Connors
Cairo
Daisy Wilson
Villa Ridge
Lady Astor Portrait Remains in Commons Amid Debate
Lady Astor weighs in on a House of Commons dispute over a portrait installed in 1918 showing her being introduced to the chamber by the Earl of Brofour and Lloyd George. Nancy Langhorne says the issue matters little but believes English women would like the portrait to stay. Frederick William Jewett says it will remain where it is while he seeks broader opinion from members.
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Lady Astor
House of Commons
Lord Astor
Earl of Brifour
Lloyd George
Nancy Langhorne
England
Plymouth
Frederick William Jewett
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