SYDNEY - MAN’S DIVORCE
WIFE SEEKS NEW TRIAIJ. .' i A . ' ■___ '■ ■ .APPEAL TO AMERICAN COURT. ' By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec; 7.55 p.m. /New York,-'Dec. 17. Memories of a sensational divorce case heard last July were revived-'-to-day, when a motion for a "new trial was argued in the District Court at Reno. In July D. Jones, managing director of a large department etore at Sydney, New .South Wdles, obtained a divorce- ’ from his wife, who married "him a't Auckland, New Zealand, in 1917.-- 4 The respondent’s petitiori for a new. f trial was dismWeed to-day. Her 1 attor-., neys immediately took stepe to appeal to the State Supreme Court. The. ap- ■ peal papers are based oh questions of ■ law and fact, with especial emphasis upon-the Jeiigth-of • Jones’ resideneeQn the, United Sjtates. • U’
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1929, Page 11
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