Six Women Claim The Same Husband Six Women Claim The Same Husband
Preliminary hearing for six women in Mesa Arizona claiming to be wives of excommunicated Mormon George Meri Dutson was delayed after appeals to dismiss open and notorious cohabitation charges. The women Hilda Dutson Arline Dutson Laura Dutson Hazel Dutson Sarah Dutson and Anna Dutson posted $500 bonds and face bigamy charges as Dutson remains sought in three states.
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Hilda Williams Dutson
Arline Twistler Dutson
Laura Williams Dutson
Hilda
Hazel Dee Dutson
Sarah Parkinson Dutson
Anna Merrill Dutson
Dutson
Arizona
Utah
Mexico
Hazel
Phoenix
Dutson Davis
Roanoke Horticultural Meet Hosts Women Auxiliary Event
The 12th annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society combines with the Virginia State Horticultural Society at Hotel Roanoke January 7 8 9. Mrs Mavis Gibbs presides with a program featuring Dr Walter A Flick Washington and Lee University, a dinner and banquet with Sam Fraser of the International Apple Association, and speeches by Mrs Chase G Woodhouse on Women in Defense Mobilization. Attendees include Layton Stockdale Harry Butler Lester Arnold and many local members.
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Virginiia State Horticultural Society
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Roanoke
Mavis Gibbs
Walter A. Flick
Flick
Department of Education and Psychology
Washington and Lee University
Sam Fraser
International Apple Association
Rochester
N. Y
Appalachian Quality Club
Chase G Woodhouse
Connecticut
Layton Stockdale
Harry Butler
Diectors
Lester Arnold
A.B. Grove
C H. Hill
Herman Stine
McSherry Lupton
H C Browne
Herman Barr
Layton Stockcase
Betsy Stockdale
Bank Call Highlights December 31 Bank Condition Statement
The comptroller of the currency issues a call for an annual statement of condition for all national banks as of the close of business Monday December 31.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
All Nations
Winchester Grave Sparks Civic Debate Over Honor Shrine
Winchester residents push to keep Morgan’s remains and cemetery honors local, wary of removal. The Winchester Frederick Historical Society joined a cemetery vigil while Handley Library records note New Jersey and Pennsylvania claims, with New Jersey strongest. City officials oppose relocation, planning a memorial tomb and shrine in Winchester.
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Winchester Frederick
Winchester
Cash
Cowpens
Battle over Morgan burial dispute ends in Winchester
Controversy over disinterment of General Morgan grows across states with Missouri and South Carolina critics, a New Jersey historical society offer, and a Winchester court ruling. Residents claim Morgan’s remains stay in Winchester as legal efforts falter and funding for costs is posted. The report notes strong local sentiment and a final sense of victory for Winchester.
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Winchester
Morgan
Frank Taylor
Pulaski
S A. Moseley
Cowpens
J. Manning Poliakoff
Floyd
Cash
General Morgan
Star
Harry F. Byrd
Olin D. Johnson
Joseph R. Bryson
S. Carolina
Moseley
Bernard B Foliakoff
South Carolina Marine Corps League
Mt. Hebron
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
U.S. Secretary of State
U. S. Supreme Court
Poliakoff
Peyton J Marshall
George Washington
Moselevy
Washington
D. C
The
Winchester Common Council
Polliakoff
Burr Harrison
Virginia
Bryson
Callahan
B Floyd Fickinger
University of Baltimore
Charleston, &. C
News and Courier
Georgia
Missouri Historical Society
Missouri
Byron Conrad
Life Magazine
Battle of Moreau
Story Time Magazine
Corporation Court
Kuykendal
Frozen Woman Receives Artificial Legs in Chicago
Dorothy Mae Stevens, 25, dubbed the frozen woman of Chicago, was given artificial legs by the Chicago Welfare Department after her legs were amputated last March. She was found February 8 in an alley with a body temperature of 64 degrees, the lowest ever recorded for survival.
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Chicago
Dorothy Mae Stevens
Farm population peaks in 1916 at 32.2 million
The article notes the 1916 farm population reached its high at 32.2 million. It compares past and present census figures, stating forty years ago 35 percent of Americans were on fares versus 16 percent at the last census, and mentions Mrs Stevens confined to welfare facilities and Michael Reese Hospital.
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