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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
7
Paris July 6 Irene Castle Treman and Captain Robert FE Treman have begun divorce proceedings again but the captain’s lawyer said they were leaving for Deauville for a few days. The actress refused to confirm or deny proceeding with the case amid reconciliation rumors.
Westchester county police report the body of Dorothy Kauffman a maid was found in a disordered room of the servants wing at the home of Ma Gruder Craighead in Scarsdale Hudson County July 5.
A girl suffered seven knife wounds to the back and a slit throat. Police seek a negro seen near the house on Tuesday afternoon. The maid was alone in the house since Tuesday as other servants were away for a holiday. Craighead family members have been away for a week.
A formal request seeks authorization from Angolan authorities to allow entry into the country. Officials assess security, health and legal requirements before granting any travel clearance.
President and Mrs. Harding, arriving in Tacoma, travel ends after fifteen days in 14 states. After an address they will board the Navy transport Henderson and sail for Alaska with three cabinet ministers in tow.
The Turkish government rescinded its order banning foreigners from leaving the country with permission required. Americans are exempt from a prior order that had forced them to stay. The change applies to Constantinople and Angola region authorities.
In Goshen New York Catholics Jews and Protestants joined a patriotic religious service urging Ku Klux Klan to love neighbors and dismantle race and creed barriers. Supreme Court Justice A S Tompkins the state Mason grand master and Baptist spoke urging unity while members filled the Presbyterian Church and overflowed into the street.
Actress Ethel Barrymore has been granted a divorce from Russell G Colt son of the late Col Samuel T Colt on the grounds of neglect to provide.
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