Spouse Holds Divorcing Husband Captive in Rooming House
In Chicago on May 30 a 125 pound man claiming cruelty seeks divorce from Rosa Crane. He says she bound and gagged him in a 40 rooming house guarded by his 180 pound wife who attacked him with a poker and rolling pin. Judge Ryner postponed raid and adjourned the case.
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Chicago
Ryner
Charles F. Crane
Rosa
Crane
Bill Would Require Men To File Names Before Marrying
The Texas House debated a resolution to publish the names of all bachelors and widowers five days before their marriage. Introduced by Mrs. Wilmans and colleagues, the measure was tabled but not adopted and will be printed in the Journal. Representative Lee Satterwhite supported tabling. the motion failed.
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Austin
Texas
Wilmans
Dunlap
Lee Satterwhite
One Accident Enough For Him Gives Away Car
Pat McGraw an upholsterer from Kansas City says one automobile accident is enough for a lifetime. He gave his car and camping outfit to the husband of a woman who was slightly injured when his car skidded into her at the bottom of a hill in Little Rock on May 29. Another woman and two little girls were also hurt. McGraw declared it his first and last accident and returned to Kansas City by train.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pat McGraw
Kansas City
McGraw
Body of man killed by lightning remains unclaimed
Sherman May 29 The body of R. R. Alexander farm laborer killed by a stroke of lightning while at work on a Collinsville area farm a week ago remained unclaimed at John C. Daniel Undertaking Co. Tuesday. American Legion officers sought to determine if he was an ex service man.
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Sherman
R. R. Alexander
Collinsville
John C. Daniel Undertaking Co
American Legion
First Baptist Church Plans Evangelistic Meeting
Worship at 11 a m and 8 p m with sermons The Christian's Greatest Danger and Reconciled and Reconciling The Unions meet at 6 and 7 p m Seniors elect officers and plan matters Dr T L Holcomb Sherman pastor to preach June 10 for eight to ten days inviting all Lord's people to attend and prepare for the holy work Pastor G M McNeilly urges active participation and blessings for all attendees
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T. L. Holcomb
First Baptist Church
Sherman
G. M. McNeilly
Rangers Transferred From Denison to Corpus Christi
Denison May 28 Official orders moving Company B Texas Rangers from Denison to Corpus Christi were received by Capt. Tom Hickman last week. Rangers stationed since July 1922 during the shopmen strike left for the new post, with the last departure Sunday. Little local police work since March. Denison had served as headquarters. A rumored shift to Dallas had been discussed as the Governor considered a new headquarters location.
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Texas Rangers
Corpus Christi
Tom Hickman
Rangers
Hickman
Dallas
Crime Wave Sweeps Berlin Monuments Targeted
Berlin police captured thieves who raided Stralauer Church stealing silverware crucifix and pew nameplates and later drank rare communion wine. Burglars attracted by criminal wave prompted a special unit to guard monuments as thieves target copper plates and typewriters in Jaegerstrass.
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Berlin
Germany
Stralauer
Row
Jaegerstrass
Dallas Girl Sets World Marathon Dance Record
Miss Margaret Collier of Dallas, Cherokee Indian descent, breaks the world marathon dance record for women in the Summer Garden, dancing 191% hours before quitting at 10:30 a.m. on May 29 on foster mother advice. William E. McMillan of Los Angeles began with her and plans to reach 207 hours while Johnny Conklin of Dallas was carried away semi-conscious after 186 hours on the floor.
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Ranger
Texas
Margaret Collier
Dallas
William E. McMillan
Los Angeles
Johnny Conklin
Youth Dared Swim Lake. Student Drowns Near Plainview
Plainview Texas May 28 The body of Stanley Crafton 19 was recovered early this morning after lake dragging for 16 hours He drowned Sunday afternoon after accepting a dare to swim 300 yards Cramping in mid lake caused his loss of life Help from shore arrived too late Crafton lived with brother in law O B McClure on the farm where the lake is located His parents resided near Floydada.
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Plainview
Texas
Stanley Crafton
Crafton
Young Crafton
O. B. McClure
Floydada
Must Show Interest In Eugenics to Make This Country Safe
Dr. Elizabeth B. Thelberg of Vassar College urged women of intelligence to engage in eugenics to protect democracy and improve the race. She and Mrs. Phillip North Moore met Secretary Hughes to seek government participation in the 1925 International Council of Women meeting.
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Washington
America
Elizabeth B. Thelberg
Vassar College
National Council of Women
Thelberg
Republic
Phillip North Moore
St. Louis
Hughes
International Council of Women
Lord's Prayer Appears Twice on Back of Stamp Graduation Gift
Paris Texas May 27 Miss Ruth Bernard daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Bernard to graduate from Paris high school receives as a graduation present a 2c postage stamp from Walter E Taylor of Lubbock written with the Lord's Prayer twice on the back and a note saying This is for my young friend Miss Ruth Bernard for her graduation Mr Taylor is 67 years old.
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Paris
Texas
Ruth Bernard
W. C. Bernard
Walter E. Taylor
Lubbock
San Rich and Son Held Without Bond in Oklahoma Killing
J S Rich and his son Robert Rich were held without bond in Durant Oklahoma after a preliminary hearing in the Justice of the Peace Court for the killing of Will Barker near Bennington. J S Rich formerly served as sheriff of Grayson County Texas.
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Durant, Ok
J. S
San) Rich
Robert Rich
Will Barker
Bennington
Justice of the Peace Court
J. S. Rich
Grayson County
Texas
The Untruthful Truth Quotation Exchange
A witty exchange questions the integrity of truth telling in law. It notes how jurists vow to tell the truth yet face frequent objections from lawyers whenever honesty appears. The dialogue satirizes courtroom proceedings and attorney challenge.
Prominent Denison Woman Dies of Influenza
Denison Texas May 29 Mrs Ellen Scott Munson 73 wife of the late T W Munson decorated by the French government for saving the vineyards of France died this morning from influenza. She had lived in Denison since 1876.
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Denison
Texas
Ellen Scott Munson
T. W. Munson
France
Man Who Married His Stepmother Being Sued For Divorce
New York May 30 John M Van dergrift grandson of a founder is being sued for divorce. The report notes a sensational marriage to his stepmother drawing legal action. Names and connections indicate a notable social family involved.
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New York
John M. Vandergrift
Theater figure Vandergrift sued for divorce by stepmother
The Standard Oil Company executive Vandergrift is sued for divorce by his stepmother Mrs Sibyl M Vandergrift. Vandergrift who is of the theatrical profession and member of the Lambs club married his father after the father died in Pittsburgh in 1915.
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Sibyl M. Vandergrift
Vandergrift
The
Lambs’ Club
Pittsburgh
We Don’t Stop There Any More Says Conductor
An agitated Southerner confronts a conductor over a station dispute. The conductor replies that they no longer stop at the station, citing the engineer’s anger toward the station agent as the reason.
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