Wife's Detective Is Good Spender in Waterbury Divorce
Mrs Pauline Waterbury of 5858 Michigan avenue secures a divorce after a private detective hired by attorney Charles Erbstein exposed alleged infidelity. The detective, paid in part with hotel drinks, was kept waiting by husband Harold A Waterbury who scolded the investigator in a letter. The case highlights tensions over trust and expense in a Chicago marital split.
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Campaign Funds and Wet Appeal Target Five Million Cost
The article discusses campaign expenses to push an amendment to the Volstead Act for wine and beer. It cites figures around five million dollars, with over one million attributed to state campaigns. Senator Reed probes whether large donors or corporations funded the effort, and Mr. Hays denies corporate contributions and confirms borrowing, while noting the plan involves joint funding with the national committee.
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The Original Hearse Description Recalled
The article explains that an early hearse started as a metal grate or spiked fence with upright spikes to hold candles for damination and to hang decorative draperies around tombs or gates.
Death of Bear Is Birth of Romance in Northwest
Robert Prosser of Comstock Texas, millionaire rancher and sheep owner, married wealth widow Mrs Jose Hurt of Ashland Oregon at St Luke Episcopal church on Van Ness avenue San Francisco. The bride, famed hunter and fisher, was widow of refrigerator magnate Joseph Hurt. Prosser met her on a northwest hunting party and stood beside her when she shot a black bear.
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Leavin' Hubby for Cage Leaps In Leopards Career
Olga Celeste Murphy, after six months of marriage to a red haired husband, plans to resume training and displaying a leopard troupe in a big venue. She once trained horses after running away as a child, later living in a barn with a manger bed. She notes marriage to a man of little companionship with leopards proved too much.
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Shoots Five in Quarrel at Miami Oklahoma
Carrie Brooks, 40, of Miami Oklahoma, was jailed after allegedly adopting five persons including two men two boys and one woman. A delegation visited the Brooks home to inspect a daughter’s alleged beating of a three year old. As they neared the house Brooks fired a shotgun into the crowd.
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Tie Beppy For Him That His Father Tore Biw Switt
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Big Shipping Lines Indicted in Anti-Trust Case
A federal grand jury in New York indicted 42 steamship companies and freight brokers on charges of conspiracy and restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. Names listed include International Mercantile Marine Atlantic Transport Cunard Line Anchor Line and directors of the Steamship Freight Brokers Association.
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Rapid Transit Strike Shuts Brooklyn System
More than ten thousand Brooklyn residents who rely on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company faced a shutdown as a strike by the company’s workers halted subways elevated trains and trolleys. The walkout began early Sunday after wage disputes and efforts at arbitration failed. police protection was requested for trains.
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University of Virginia Training Ground of All the People
Announcement from the University of Virginia led by Edwin A. Alderman listing departments including College Graduate Studies Education Engineering Law Medicine and summer quarter along with degree courses in Fine Arts Architecture Business and Commerce. Tuition in academic departments is free for Virginians with low expenses and loan funds available. address the Registrar Virginia.
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Safe Triumph Pills advertised by National Medical Institution
An advertisement claims regular or suppressed safe Triumph Pills are dependable and not sold in drug stores. It urges readers to write for Relief and particulars, stating the National Medical Institution in Milwaukee Wisconsin offers the information free.
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Belfast Riots Escalate With Multiple Fatalities
Belfast reports announce the violence escalating through the day with four deaths and numerous bullet wounds. The unrest disrupts daily life as troops and police struggle to control streets. A separate letter criticizes Sabbath law enforcement and calls for stronger civic discipline.
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Cleanup planned for old Baptist graveyard in Whitacre
The Whitacre Virginia community schedules an all day cleanup at the old Baptist graveyard next Friday. An all day church meeting is set for the third Sunday and the preceding Saturday with preaching at 12 p.m. The item also notes the return of Mee Poned and his wife to Chillicothe Ohio last week, accompanied by her brother B C Carpenter of Whitacre.
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Italy and United States share view on Russia and Poland
Secretary Colby announced that Italy agrees with America in sentiment on Russia and Poland in the recent note. A reply will be sent once the Italian premier returns to Rome from Lucerne. Poland has given similar assurances, Colby said.
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Motorcycle crash injures Carl Baker in city collision
Carl Baker aged about 18 sustained a broken leg and painful injuries yesterday afternoon at Main and Gerard streets when a motorcycle he rode collided with an automobile driven by a county resident. The accident occurred in the street intersection area.
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