Mrs Wilder Seeks Damages In Willis Alienation Case
In Morristown New Jersey George Wilder sues Dr George Willits alleging he caused Mrs Wilder to fall in love with him by a form of influence. Mrs Wilder testifies about being manipulated and subjected to coercive conduct amid cross examination. The defense may argue Mrs Wilder was insane or under influence and that the wife bears responsibility for the affair and its fallout.
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New York
Dr. Willis
Washington Post
Morristown
Britton Deans
New Jersey State Hospital
Morris Plains
George TD Wilder
George Stuart Willits
Wilis
Mra Wilder
Evans
Matty
Dr Evans
Willa
Girls to Aid Clinic Sale Flower Festival at City High Schools
Faith Le Ville Cale chairs the ways and means for the Womens Clinic organizing high school girls to assist at a flower festival tomorrow. Chaperons include Mrs Wedderspoon and Dr Finley among others. A prize will be offered for the unit selling the most flowers as the clinic seeks funds.
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Tr Faith le Ville Cale
Womens Clinic
William HK Wedderspoon
George Mish Smith
Frances A. Berefield
Paul Wagner
Clarence FE Fright
Clara Bliss Finley
Stella “MecCeagh
Edward L Brock
Ida J Helberger
Isabel Larb
Jacob John Locher
Taura Craddick
Nettie Hooper Barratt
Ora VE Campbell
Jennie PF Rudieff
Mies F Gillette
Moore Shepard
Blanche Ergold
Sadie Hanney
W FE Gearheart
Howard Beall
T Street Northwest
Elinic
Manayre
Regaria
Inle
Womans Cinto Auvillary
Weds Doctor in a Hospital
Miss Sarah Fenner of Baltimore wed Dr. Miller of the University Hospital medical staff in a private sanitarium ceremony. Despite a plaster cast on her body, she chose to marry after private recuperation began following a serious operation two weeks earlier.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Sarah Fenner
Iorne
Baltimore
T Grler Miller
University Hospital Medical Staff
Maryland
John C George
Fines Increase for Tango Halls and Cabarets Shut Down
New York reports a major crackdown on dance halls and cabarets with Magistrate Paul Krotel ruling any entertainment requires a $500 theatrical license, ten times the prior cabaret fee. The decision threatens many Broadway venues with closure and prompts broad voluntary shutdowns. Philadelphia orders all public dance halls closed by Saturday with liquor-supply suspensions for violators.
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Krotel
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ritz
Bellevue- Stratford
Adelphia
Wendig
Continental
Bingham
Virg ina Girls Missionaries Sent Abroad
The national board of the Young Women's Christian Association will send twelve missionaries to foreign fields. China assignments include Jean G Paxton of Glasgow Virginia and Harriet Wachin Smith of Richmond Virginia. India assignments include Milas Ruth Emerson of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Washington Post
New York
The
Young Women's Christian Association
China
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Glasgow
Harriet Wachin Smith
Richmond
India
Milas Ruth Emerson
Cincinnati
Ohto
Bryan receives plaster life mask and hand cast
Secretary of State William J. Bryan was presented with a plaster of Paris life mask and a plaster cast of his right hand by artist Gutzon Borglum. Bryan said the pieces took about twenty minutes to produce and praised both likenesses as excellent.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Gutzon Borglum
State Department
IBRIDE IN WAR ROMANCE ENDS IN QUIET WEDDING IN NEW YORK
A romance born aboard the Rochambeau between Minas Jozephine Lewis Peet daughter of George H Peet of Washington and Cuthbert Mortimer Wilmerding broker of New York culminated in a quiet wedding at Aunt’s Long Island home The bride delayed by a fall downstairs left her convent schooling behind while the groom received help from Maj Cosby American military attaché in Paris The ceremony took place with Mrs Pope present and was postponed once before today's nuptials at Great Neck Long Island हट
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Long Island
Washington Post
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George H . Peet
Washington
Cuthbert Mortimer Wilmerding
Madigan Avenue
Miss Peet
Rochambeau
Wilmerding
Maj. Cosby
Paris
Wil Mmerding
America
Charles Hudson Pope
Fifth Avenue
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Great Neck
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Washington Court Hears Gaines Custody Fight Over Son
In Philadelphia court Mrs. Mabel Gaines seeks return of her eleven year old son Eugene Gaines Jr. from his father’s relatives in Washington DC. Both admit excessive drinking and card parties. Gaines says wife led cafe life and left with the child after twelve years of marriage. Judge Gilpin took the case under advisement as the split couple detailed troubles and affairs in their home.
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Washington
Washington Post
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Gilpin
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Washington, D. C
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Wifs
Hve
Galnea
Villa Proclaims Foreign Enemies Threaten Mexico Troops
Special to Ty Washington Post El Paso June 8 Gen Francisco Villa declares a foreign enemy lies in ambush to divide and destroy Mexico and exterminate the race. He calls for action against traitors allied with foreigners while defending sacred land and the revolution with heroic resolve.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Tex
Leon Guanajuato
Francisco Villa
Army of the North
Carranza Backs Mexican Independence Without Foreign Aid
Carranza tells Wilson he is a friend and seeks moral support but rejects outside military assistance. He hopes to unite constitutionalists with Villa’s forces to restore order in Mexico, asserting battles are for freedom and no aid will be accepted beyond friendship.
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Aid
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Mexico
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Constitutionalista
Gen
United States
150 Americans in Mexico City Ask For Help to Leave
A dispatch from Mexico City dated May 30 and received in Vera Cruz reports more than 150 Americans and other foreigners appealing to Secretary Bryan to arrange a train to carry them out of Mexico. They deny earlier reports of trains being ready and say men women and children are unable to quit the country while Brasilian officials have not secured passage.
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Mexico City
Washington Post
New York
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Mexico
Mexican chiefs receive Wilson note as Red Cross aids starving
The Red Cross rushes aid to starving Mexican chiefs while plans are reviewed by its executive committee. Secretary Bryan mentions a train for 150 Americans from Mexico City to Vera Cruz and notes that most Americans should leave the republic if destitute. Carranza and Villa factions weigh responses as U.S. policy aims to restore constitutional government amid ongoing fighting in central Mexico.
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Obregon
Mexico
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Villa-Zapata
Mexico City
Shere
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Jokers Seize Providence Bride in Boston Kidnapping
Mrs Percival of Providence RI was abducted moments after her wedding by twelve men who rushed her to Boston in a high powered car and left her at the Thorndike Hotel. She was seized as she entered her grandfather's kitchen, carried to the yard, and lifted over fences before being found by Boston police after a hotel canvass. The bridegroom and family pursued, with the couple reuniting at 7 o'clock. The incident devastated the bride's mother and strained the honeymoon plans.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Richard R Pereira
Providence
R I
Thorn~ S Dike
Roston
H B Carpenter
Cranston Street Baptist Church of Providence
Massachusetts
Thorndike
Mrs Percival
Elks Club Roof Opening Delayed By Weather
The Elks Club postpones a roof opening for its hotel and golf club due to cold rain and low temperatures. About 500 invited guests endured a ballroom and lobby party with dancing and refreshments. The roof project is one of the city’s largest, with electric lights, and a new date will be set for a better program. The organizing committee includes C. R. Eagle as chairman, Frank Malerce as vice chairman, Herman Richards, and Jay T. Ward.
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National Proag Club
Elks’ Club
C. R. Eagle
Frank Malerce
Herman Richards
Jay T. Ward
Social functions in District schools highlight spring events
Several spring social events unfold this week in public schools across the District. Central High hosts a luncheon for athletics on the lawn, Western High School girls hold a field day at 2 45 this afternoon, and Langdon School plans a fairy play if weather allows. Curtis Public School Georgetown presents an exhibit of manual training domestic science and dramatic arts at 3 o'clock.
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Central High School
Business High School
Atudenta
Western
O Streets
Misa B. H Thomas
Western High School
Langdon School
Curtis Public School
Georgetown
Otis Linked to Plot Claim In Trial Testimony
Zurich born Swiss engineer Nicholas Zogg testified in a Los Angeles superior court trial that Gen Harrison Gray Otis commissioned him to foment a revolt in Lower California. He claimed conferences with Otis and Boer leader Viljoen planned the scheme. Otis denied all knowledge of Zogg and called the charges false. Chandler and Bowker, among others indicted with Viljoen, also denied knowing the man.
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Madero
Carranza
Mexico
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Lower California
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Otis
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Harry Chandler
Gen
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Walter K. Bowker
California- Mexico
Wanamaker-Munn wedding planned at Lindenhurst
Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker of Philadelphia will wed Mr Gurnee Munn of Washington at St Mark's Church in a June ceremony led by Rev Dr Nett White and Rev John W Williams. A large Lindenhurst reception will follow with Mrs Arthur de Heeren as matron of honor and a roster of bridesmaids and ushers from Washington Boston New York Providence and Washington.
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St. Mark’s Church
Washingtonian
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Honor and Co
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
TP Lang
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Rodman Wanamaker
Gurnee Munn
Washington
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Enatt White
John W. Wiii
All Saints' Church
Chelsea
N. J
Lindenhurst
John Waamaker
Alster
Arthur de Heeren
Pauline Munn
Charles A. Munn
Auten de Heeren
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Edwina Elking Bruner
Katharine Herman Kremer
Gretchen Clay
Mary Alice Clay
Frances Moore
Charles A Munn
John Wanamaker, Jr
William Rhinelander Stewart, Jr
W. Lee Gwynee
Gusto de Heeren
New York
Reginald Boardman
Charles B. Amory, Jr
Boston
Thomas Blumer
Providence
Heter
Munn
St Augustine's Church 41st Anniversary Tonight
St Augustine's Roman Catholic Church marks its forty first anniversary with plans organized by Rev Paul Griffith and assistants. The original two story brick structure served as schoolrooms and was consecrated as a house of worship in 1866. The current building began in 1874. Pope Pius IX blessed the corner stone. Cardinal Gibbons appointed Father Griffith in 1892. The parish now hosts flourishing societies and schools, with debt paid and school property expanding. Tonight's celebration includes assistants Rev A J Olds Rev James J O Connor and Rev William J McVeigh.
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Paul Griffith
Ita
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Griffith
St Augustine's
A J. Olds
James J. O'Connor
William J. McVeigh
Woman Defeats Mexican Bandits at Nogales Ranch House
Mrs I E Bowers wife of a rancher at Noria Bonora barricaded in a ranch house to defend against five Mexican bandits until Villa scouts arrived and drove them off. Her husband was away at Aguazanca where his car broke down.
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Ariz
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Bonora
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Aguazanca
Prelate Urges Moral Intervention by United States
Francisco Mendoza, the banished archbishop of Durango, arrived in Santa Barbara and argued that unarmed US intervention is the only plan to aid Mexico. He said leaders banished by warring factions cannot maintain order, and moral support from the US is needed to help capable, respected men restore stability.
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Cal
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Durango
Mexico
United States
Mexicans Kill Five in Raid on Querobabi
Five people were killed in a raid by Mexicans on Querobabi Tuesday night. After looting the town the raiders burned five railway bridges, according to State Department dispatches from No gales yesterday. nationality of the dead was not reported.
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State Department
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German Year Markt at Wasington Saengerbund Wall
The Washington Saengerbund Hall became a German village for a Jahrmarkt staged by the war relief committee to aid widows and orphans. Girls and women ran booths selling art, clothing, and confections while 26 children acted in A Toy Shop. More than 500 dollars were raised on the night with further receipts to be sent to the German Ambassador, with plans for an excursion to Marshall Hall and additional outdoor events in coming months.
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Washington Saengerbund
W J Eck
0 Scheleichert
Anna Otto
Albert Lepper
Lewis Bauer
B Lev
Linzbach
Marshall Hall
Envoy Leases Lenox Villa On Berkshire Road
Special to The Washington Post from Pittsfield Mass June 3 reports Samuel Frothingham leasing his villa The Poplars on the Lenox Stockbridge road to Dr Constantin Theodore Pumba Austro Hungarian Ambassador to the United States The Dumba family is expected next week for the season The embassy staff will be housed at Field Cottage on Court House Hill Lenox
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Washington Post
Pittsfield Mass
Samuel Frothingham
Poplars
Lenox
Btockbridge Road
Constantin Theodore Pumba
United States
Dumba
Court House Hill
Utes Off Reservation in Colorado On Illegal Deer Hunt
State game commissioner W B Fraser reports 73 Ute Indians from Uintah reservation Utah may have crossed into Colorado and camped with 75 encamped in Rio Blanco county near the state line. Dispatches say several hundred more are headed toward Colorado. Fraser believes they are on an illegal deer hunting expedition.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
W B Fraser
Uintah Reservation
Utah
Rio Blanco County
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