Planes Seek Missing Aviatrix and Two Daughters
Planes from various points in Africa and Europe search for Lady Mary Mars an aviatrix who vanished after leaving Oran Algeria on the second leg of a London to Capetown flight. She had two daughters seen with her at Croydon England shortly before the takeoff in an attempt to surpass Amy Johnson's wartime flying record.
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Baer Accused of Jilt and Remarriage Sparks Court Action
Miss Beck claims Baer abandoned her and wed Dorothy Dunbar Wells after posing with Miss Puck in a symbolic hairdels photo. The Oakland beauty faced a court action over the alleged jilting and remarriage forcing review of the romance before the judge.
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Not Worlds Greatest, Tom Says at Erie Court
Tom Mix admits he is not the worlds greatest cowboy during questioning in Erie. Colonel Zack Millers 101 Ranch Wild West show sues for 400000 alleging breach of contract and loss from noncompletion.
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Cinderella Marriage Sparks Cleveland Society Surprise
Secret summer wedding of S. Livingston Mather, a leading steel magnate, to nurse Alice Nightingale Keith shocks Cleveland society. The couple, aged 51 and 33, reside in their showy Cleveland mansion after a Europe trip. Mrs. Mather’s parents are Belleville physicians. her former husband died. He has two daughters studying in Europe.
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Ohio appoints Benedict Crowell beer commission chief
Benedict Crowell, a Cleveland contractor, is named by Governor George White to head Ohio's nine member beer commission. The panel will study methods of manufacturing sale and distribution of beer if the Volstead act is revised. Efforts to repeal Ohio prohibition laws are already underway.
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Stillman Sued for Heart Balm by Rochefort figure
Luc Rochefort a French Canadian ex mayoral candidate sues James A. Stillman former Nalionsi City Bank president in New York for 1,000,000 alleging he alienated the wife Marjorie Rochefort. Stillman vows to fight.
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Al Goes to Bat as James W Blake Is Helped by Smith
James W Blake author of The Sidewalks of New York faced poverty at seventy when former Gov Alfred E Smith intervened. New York relief agencies provided immediate assistance for Blake his sister and a blind brother.
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Roosevelt debt plan contrasts inflationists with orderly method
The piece defends Roosevelt against inflationists led by Huey Long, arguing Roosevelt’s plan favors careful, specific debt adjustments. It outlines eight debt classes from federal to real estate, stressing balance, sound currency, and avoiding currency debasement as the inflationists would.
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