Divorce Case Involving Delaware Senator's Kin Shocks Society
Special to The Washington Post Wilmington Del June 14 Theodore FReanelees Rogers of Beauclere Manor near New Castle admits wife Mrs Josephine Pyle Bogers has fled to New York seeking diverse gains. The couple eloped in Wilmington in 1900 and now face custody disputes over their 4 year old son. Rogers pursues custody while she seeks alimony and a final divorce outcome in New York courts with potential involvement of a New York hotel correspondent.
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Beware the Silent Man and the Trail of Crime
A reflective piece on detective skill and forensic science tracing criminals. It highlights how trackers read footprints dust traces and fibers, and how even clever evildoers are caught by careful observation and lab analysis. It names Dr Emile Pfaff and emphasizes the dangers criminals face from science and logic.
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Suffrage Battle Sees Blame Cast On Congressional Union
Mrs Medill McCormick, chair of the Congressional Committee for the National American Woman Suffrage Association, says the Congressional Union blocked progress in the House by pushing Democrats to record a suffrage stance. She notes policy disputes within the movement, opposes forcing an early record, and cites prospects for future resolutions and conventions. Antisuffragists protest the General Federation of Women’s Clubs endorsement, arguing clubs should avoid political entanglements while thousands of antisuffrage members remain active in state associations across multiple states.
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Moving picture crew seeks to film siege of Adrianople
A Parisian moving picture firm arrives in Adrianople with Ottoman approval to film the siege including fortress defense and besieging operations. They propose burning nearby villages to obtain dramatic scenes for historical representation, offering to pay for damages if accepted. Officials have not yet replied, while Bulgarian and Serbian observers warn of propaganda risks and sensational claims tied to the ongoing war.
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Actor Answers Her Suit in High Profile Divorce Case
Cadet Russell Davis, once dubbed the Talmage of the West, counters divorce claims by Adele Blood Davis alleging she wooed prominent officials and actors across Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis Chicago and New York. Witnesses from many states are testifying as hearings continue before Referee Fred C. Leubuscher at 258 Broadway.
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Divorce Case Links Beamish Family to Prince William of Sweden
Dublin society watches a Cork magnate Beamish sue for divorce over his wife Mrs Beamish who fled to Stockholm with Prince William of Sweden. The case names two correspondents and hints at more, citing royal entanglements and a 1911 Stockholm wedding attendance as context for alleged romantic letters.
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Modified lamp shade effect in Paris gown
The lamp shade effect still holds in Paris fashions with its updated use seen in the latest evening gown shown above. The French capital embraces this refined touch as part of its current style wave.
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No Pose in Knickers Disappoints Big Audience
In New York on June 14 the courtroom packed as Mrs. Lillian Poss testified amid a divorce case involving Frank Poss. She defended a silk kimono worn during her husband’s raid, said the garment was proper, and stated she never kissed Thorn. The witness described visits with Thorn and friends, plus an affidavit incident, while her husband’s detectives pressed the examination.
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Lottery Case Shocks Brooklyn Family Trio
In Brooklyn’s Buper Street Court, Mille Bogart, years old, his daughter Gladys 18, and George Keenan 19, were held on 600 bond each to answer June 18 on charges of running a baseball lottery. They admitted operating the Baseball New Company at 36 Court Street. The scheme used sealed envelopes with team names from major leagues and a drawn team from each league. For 2 cents a ticket, prizes from 340 to 1000 awaited winners whose group had the most runs in a week.
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New Camp for Working Girls in Cherrydale Va
The Junior League of the city of Washington will back a summer camp for working girls this year at Cherrydale Virginia. In addition to the camp there will be a city office and rest room for the camp girls to be open year round. The camp and clubroom are funded largely by the annual Junior League play, this past year titled All of a Sudden Peggy.
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Vange Designs Promote Knee Breeches and Petticoats Revival
WATE reports fashion rulers forecast a revival of knee breeches with modern trim, crinolined petticoats, and the minuet era returning. The era’s standards hint at the One Step and Waltz Cantera as dances likely to accompany the trend.
Ten Dances Approved by National Association of Dancing Masters
The National Association of Dancing Masters has approved ten modern dances as properly formal. The list includes Prince's Hesitation American Grapevine Twinkle Waltz Scroll Hesitation Canter One-step Canter Two-step Canter Walts Exeter Caprice Bloc Denube Waltz Sobrey's Hesitation.
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Dancing Masters Foresee Revival of Grandmother Dances
The National Dancing Masters Association meetings in Cleveland predict a return to the minuet, quadritle, and Lavotte with modern tweaks. Men may wear knickerbockers and silk hose as old-style dances come back, while women revert to crinoline fashions and long skirts. The canter and waltz cantar may replace older trots, and a new wave technique aims to reduce wiggle and dip in dance steps.
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Redfield urges Congress to fund worker study panel
Philadelphia June 14 Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield told a banquet closing the National Association of Corporation Schools convention that manufacturers neglect the worker the key factor in production He urged Congress to provide 200000 yearly for a Federal board to study investigate and report on the problem across all industries Until such an inquiry is done the manufacturers should examine the issue themselves from a scientific and humanitarian view.
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