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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

9

Sapulpa Romance Seeks License for Prisoner Reed

Miss Ida Sutton campaigns for a marriage license to wed Kelly Reed, accused of a murder in Creek county. Despite official opposition, she attends trials, sends flowers, and vows to marry him even from outside the jail bars. Reed faces trial with uncertain verdicts as courtroom drama unfolds.

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Free Love In Church Sparks Episcopal Sermon Clash

The sermon at the Church of the Session denounces free love in marriage and condemns the Episcopal Church's divorce law. Dr Grant argues marriage rests on enduring affection, criticizing any cohabitation or easy remarriage. He warns that dissolving sentiment undermines the family and civil life.

Marital Clash over an Auto Ends in Sit In and Battle for Ownership

In Baltimore, Mrs. Catherine M Wolley sat in a $2,500 automobile for hours in the West Fayette street alley to block her husband John T Wolley from taking possession. Each claims ownership and lawyers advised standing ground as the couple consider divorce. The car was towed to Kinnimer's garage to be stored during legal fights. The scene drew in Mrs Wolley’s sister and a private detective hired by her husband.

Washington Post Baltimore West Fayette Street Catherine M. Wolley John T Wolley G. Guy Wilson Woolley Henry M. Seigel Welles Maine

Marys Lamb Beaten By Bugs In School Vacation

Special to The Washington oat Paterson New Jersey March 4 Bugs forced 112 pupils at Public School 12 to take a vacation as insects invaded classrooms. Classes were dismissed until fumigation and woodwork repair. Commissioner David Smith explained the bugs life cycle from nymphs to flying offspring.

Washington Paterson N. J David Smith

Deaf Driver Earns Cincinnati Chauffeur License

Cincinnati on March 4 Horace William son States Examiner of chauffeurs granted a license to George Thole 23 a deaf and dumb auto driver. He praised Thole saying his remarkable skin sensitivity lets him detect sounds an ordinary car cannot even with ears. Thole proved he can run on street car tracks and sense approaching vehicles faster than hearing could. He can distinguish engine vibrations from a car horn or streetcar.

Cincinnati Horace Williamson George Thole Thole

Dancers Defy Marshal and Are Jailed in Oregon Town

In Pilot Rock Oregon nine men and seven women known locally were arrested for ragging at a dance defying a marshal warning. Four men were convicted, others to be tried on arrival. Two paid fines, two went to ball under local ordinance against ragging and suggestive dances.

Oregon Town Washington Post Pendleton Oreg Pilot Rock Allance

Women in Cleveland Peace Circle Reject Military Fashion

In Cleveland on March 4 the local peace party pledges to shun near military attire in spring wear. Members say they will wear old clothes or wait for manufacturers to respond, arguing glamour of war drives military styles and urging nonconformity led by Mrs Milton R. Schats and council member Mrs Frank M. Kimball.

Washington Post Cleveland Cleveland Circle Woman's Peace Party Milton R. Schats Cleveland Cirele Frank M. Kimball Advisory Council

Army Navy changes of the day leaves of absence

Military officers receive leaves of absence and duty reassignments across posts from Halboa Heights to Fort Williams and Fort Robinson. Silhouetted moves include majors, captains, lieutenants, and enlisted personnel in infantry, medical, quartermaster, coast artillery, and naval reserve, with sailings and arrivals cited among bases and yards.

Prank AL Wilcox Sinth Infantry William H. Noble Quartermaster Corps Leonard J. Mygatt Infantry Elbort F. Mpersons Medica Corps Halboa Heights Canal Zone Panama Canal Maj Samuri A. Kepharty Coast Artillery Corps Oicer New Orleans Fort Wittlama Coast Portland Fort Williams Lewis W. Cass Twelfth Cavalry William TL. Lowe Fort Robinson Nebr Lowe el Paso Tar Carcl A Dolph Hariity H. van Kirk Medical Corps Henkin Arsenal Bantosa Cel First Trant George P. Stallwan Carl P. Dick West Point N.Y Harold

Fifteen-Year-Old Dog Bite Fatal Claim

Miss Ella Frances Hobby of Far Rockaway Long Island dies from a dog bite infection suffered fifteen years earlier. She endured twelve operations to cure blood poisoning from the wound after thirty years old and treated by forty physicians without success.

Far Rockaway New York Ella Frances Hobby Long Island

Local Schools Boost Vote in Education Department Campaign

A flood of ballots yesterday shows Chevy Chase Abbot Banneker Garri gan St Marys St Cecylla Amidon Kickington and Brooklands leading in the education department race. Sunday will reveal who made the strongest effort as committees tighten organization and district divisions with captains appointed to guide voting efforts.

Chevy Chase Abbot Banneker Garrigan St. Mary's St. Cecvella’s Amidon Kckington Brooklands Chevy Chase School Pathescope C. W. Yim Iper Parents’ Associa

New York Clergymen Clash Over Modern Divorce Views

Five prominent New York clergy members were interviewed on divorce, with one declaring marriage ties should never be set aside by courts. A bishop rebuked Dr Grant’s modern stance, while others offered varied positions.

New York Grant

No Charges to Be Made Against Dr. Grant Condemns His Views

Bishop David H. Greer condemns Percy Stickney Grant's divorce views voiced in a lent sermon at the Church of the Ascension. He asserts church authorities will not curb private pulpit opinions and predicts no charges will follow. Greer agrees on amending divorce laws but opposes making divorce easier, insisting marriage is indissoluble.

Church of the Session Rant Lu tGral Iran Ronan Grant Tia Onda M. J. Girtes Cleveland Ohio Central Conference of American Rabbis Eighth Street Temple Tonteht Gries Arlauta Tiners An Weil Veel Enal Dr. Grant Greer New York David H. Greer Percy Stickney Grant Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church Mr. Grant Bishop Greer Grant Siys Sin Seo America

Modern church views on divorce stir New York clergy

In New York on March 4 five prominent clergymen share diverse takes on divorce. Dr Percy Stickney Grant argues marriage rests on affection and should endure despite changing laws. Dr George Clarke Houghton condemns remarriage after divorce. Dr William Norman Guthrie urges teaching deeper marital values. Dr A Edwin Keigwin supports legal divorce but rejects a loose approach to marriage. Dr John Haynes Holmes supports legal divorce to end a marriage morally ended. Only one bans divorce under all circumstances. Grant is praised for a sane progressive stance.

New York Percy Stickney Grant Church of the Ascension America Episcopal Church William Norman Guthrie St. Mark’s-on-the-Bouwerie A. Edwin Keigwin West End John Haynes Holmes Church of the Messiah Grant Holmes Willam Norman Guthrie Houghton Pr. Grant Switzerland

Marriage Law Views From Dr Holmes and Others

Dr John Waynes Holmes argues against coercive living together and favors strict, private divorce trials with safeguards. He endorses solemnity and effort to repair marriage, and supports special courts to ensure privacy and mediate breaks if love is ended by cruelty or betrayal.

Keigwin America John Waynes Holmes Grant Margaret Moore Marshall

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