Pence Denies Mrs Pence's Alienation Claim in High Profile Suit
Former Representative Lafayette Pence arrives in Washington denying his wife Mrs Catherine Soper Pence's limited divorce suit alleging infidelity with Mrs Duke. He says the accusations are false and vows to fight the case, while Mrs Pence hints at an alienation of affections action against Mrs Duke and notes past settlements and arrangements.
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Runaway Princess in Washington Six Days
Princess Olga Golitzine, wife of Prince Andre Golitzine, was found in hiding in New York after fleeing St Petersburg to pursue an acting career. She stayed six days in Washington at the New Willard, met Russian embassy staff, and will be sent home next Wednesday at Russia’s expense.
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Tragedy as Landlord’s Revolver Kills Boy
James Wright, 14 years old, died after a revolver owned by his landlady Mrs. Katherine Bauer discharged in a parlor at 412 Seventh Street Southwest. Bauer, 42, said she did not know it was loaded and was hospitalized after a hysteric episode. coroner to hold an inquest.
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Rich Bachelor Falls To Despair In Bathtub Suicide
Karl Hutter, 62, New York millionaire inventor of a porcelain bottle stopper, shot himself in his city apartment and was found in a bathtub. Ill health and depression drove the wealthy bachelor to end his life. His hobby was mug collecting and his residence overlooked Central Park.
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Berlin aviator wins race then weighs in at Grunewald
Record shows Lieut von Ekaan of the First Husars winning a race in Berlin and then weighing in at the Grunewald course. He rode his mount in the fifth race and won easily. The note adds travel details mentioning Mägzburg distance from Hetsha and a Washington return schedule with departures and arrivals listed.
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Miners Readied to Strike Amid Senate Inquiry
Special to The Washington Post Charleston West Virginia June 15 miners return to work under Hatfield terms but planned strike as Senate committee investigates Paint Creek and Cabin Creek unrest. Operators face testimony from Lee Calvin and others as witnesses prepare to defend actions and challenge miner charges.
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Senator Attacks House of Lords Label in State Ser vice
In a morning service leading churches introduced him as a member of the American House of Lords but he insisted on быть a U S Senator. He warned the State’s rich mineral lands suffer from insatiable greed, while praising the state’s physical resources amid a warm reception from a wealthy congregation. DROWN IN BOTTOMLESS LAKE Hartford Waiters Capsize Boat Trying to Regain Lost Oar. Species in The Washington Post. Hartford Conn June 15 William White and Lawrence Bowen waiters at the Hartford Club drowned today in Compounce Lake Southrington Conn otherwise known as the bottomless lake. They were rowing and their boat capsized when one tried to regain a lost oar. White attempted to save Bowen but both drowned and the bodies were not recovered.
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Rebels Press San Luis Potosi as War Expands
Reports from southern Chihuahua recount a May 29 battle at Sausillo leaving 600 federals killed or wounded. Insurgents led by Villa and others pushed north, capturing Cusihuirachie and threatening Juarez. San Luis Potosi is demanded for surrender as 4,000 rebels threaten Tampico oil routes. Gen Blanquet vows aggressive actions across San Luis Potosi Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.
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Bridgey Webber Talks to Police on Stabbing Motive
New York city surgeon teams say Bridgey Webber may leave hospital week end. He provides police with new lead about his assailant near the Astor Place subway station on Sunday. Webber says the motive was revenge and desires the man arrested and "soaked."
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Druggist Vouches for Wife in Ad at Chatterbox Corner
St Louis June 15 advertisement by Robert Walsh cites his wife Susie T Walsh as a respectable, well meaning woman. Walsh notes the corner drug store area known as Chatterbox Corner and says the notice aims to dispel doubts about his feelings toward his wife.
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Wedding Surprises Church In Washington
New York June 15 Christian Scientists in New York and Boston followed a brief notice of a Washington wedding between Eugene R. Cox and Mrs Lilian Dumars Young. The Rev John Van Schaick Sr performed the ceremony. Cox, a Chicago attorney and Vanderlip kin, is active in Christian Science circles. The bride, Mrs Lilian Young Charters, was a Christian Science practitioner and second reader of the Fifth Church in New York. Charters’ divorce suit over misconduct and desertion was earlier dismissed on desertion grounds.
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Pair Die In Death By Own Action Pact
Hazleton Pennsylvania June 15 The bodies of Mahion Wetzel 30 and Mrs William Schlenker 32 were found side by side in the woods near Weatherly both died from self inflicted gunshot wounds Wetzel shot through the heart Schlenker through the right breast Wetzel owned a Weatherly tobacco store Schlenker wife of a city fireman and mother of three met yesterday at Weatherly and hired a horse and buggy to the country The horse returned to the stable last night and relatives could not locate them without note or explanation investigators believe they made a death by own action pact with Wetzel taking his life after shooting Schlenker.
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First Women Police Officers Patrol Newport Beach
Newport Beach hires two women police, Miss Jeannette Buchanan and Miss Minnie Smith, at civic league request to patrol the beach this summer. They wear blue uniforms and straw hats, will serve without arrests, and await formal city appointments by Mayor McLeod.
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Knife to halt his growth plan to remove pituitary gland
A 15 year old boy John Michael, 6 feet 7 inches and growing, near Philadelphia, is set for an unprecedented operation at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital to remove a portion of the pituitary gland. Surgeons say excess growth threatens his mind and could make him a literal giant and helpless, despite his towering stature.
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Democrats Push Tariff Bill Ahead of Currency Reform
Democratic leaders pressed a tariff revision through the Senate with a caucus planned by Wednesday. President Wilson favors currency reform, but party leaders intend to defer monetary legislation until December. Simmons warned of ongoing work to complete the bill, while debates over the British arbitration treaty continued and the Underwood reforms faced key changes.
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Runaway Princess and the Accidental Shooting Incident
A fragmented page item notes a runaway princess involved in an accident where she was accidentally shot by a woman. The report appears amid other items including strikes, political notes, and society notes. Strong entities include unnamed princess, woman shooter, and various local mentions.
Meyers Engaged: Frances Saltonstall to George Von Meyer Jr
Hamilton Mass June announcement by Mr and Mrs Philip L Saltonstall of Brush Hill Road Hitton reveals the engagement of their youngest daughter Frances to George Von J Meyer Jr of Hampden. Meyer is the youngest child and only son of former Navy Secretary George Von L Meyer. Frances Saltonstall is a debutante of two Winters ago and is known in Boston society.
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Wreck Leaves 24 Injured on St Louis Streetcars
A rear-end collision on the Creve Coeur Lane line in St Louis county injured 24 people, many women and children, as two open-air cars telescoped after one derailed and was struck at 40 miles per hour. Nineteen were taken to Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, five treated locally. two women near Overland Park likely to die. Rescue efforts drew farmers and suburbanites from about half a mile away.
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Ship missing after Grash collision with Snyder
The ore steamer Jesse Spalding is missing on Lake Superior after a collision with the coal steamer William M. Snyder Jr. in fog near Keweenaw Point. Signals ceased. the Snyder Jr. reached Superior, Wis, with only slight damage. Possible grounding or temporary repairs suggested amid search efforts.
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Water in Gatun Locks Test Declared Successful
Water was admitted yesterday to the Gatun locks for the first time to test the valves. The test was considered completely successful. Also reported from London a daughter born to the Marchioness of Anglesey yesterday in London.
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Women Lead Her Hearse: Suffragette Funeral in Morpeth
Fragmentary account describes suffragettes in white, surrounding an open hearse with wreaths and a coffin, as crowds and relatives gather. The text mentions a woman named Watton and references a delegation and placards, noting a ceremonial funeral amid political tension.
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