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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

9

Man Who Married Negress Seeks Divorce In Nevada

Leonard Rhinelander, heir to a New York family, plans to file for divorce from Alice Jones of New Rochelle after six months residence in Nevada under an assumed name. Attorney Harmon disclosed the plan and details of Rhinelander disguising himself, living at a mountain resort and in Las Vegas since January 1.

Associated Press Vegas Har- Harmon Leonard Ps Rhinelander New York Thouy Rhinelander Alice Jones New Rochelle N. Y Harmon Las Vegas Nevada Lou Russell Oth

Divorce Complaint Grounds Cruelty Linked to Humiliation

A divorce case cites cruelty based on humiliation by the wife as the basis for the complaint, describing marital strain and financial conduct. The filing references income gains under a Russell name and seeks relief from the marriage.

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Memory of Man In Torch Murder Case Becomes Faulty

Henry Colin Campbell on trial for the torch slaying of Mrs Mildred Mowry continued under cross examination. He testified his confession was written under duress and he could not remember many crime details. He recalled only an automobile ride and noted a past term in Folsom prison and use of aliases.

Associated Press Elizabeth N. J Henry Colin Campbell Mildred Mowry A. J. David Campbell Folsom Spigon Cal David

Oil workers tout crude as a tonic for dandruff

A terse note claims crude oil acts as an excellent tonic and that oil workers seldom suffer dandruff. The odd assertion mixes occupational context with an unusual remedy, prompting skepticism about health claims.

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