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I DID FIND THIS TRIAL
Historical Newspapers > Modesto Evening News (Modesto, California) > 1920 > June > 15
SHE CHARGES HE IS THE SOLE SUPPORT OF HIS MOTHERM FATHER AND HER
[THE WWI DRAFT DOES STATE THAT HE IS SUPPORT OF HIS MOTHER AND WIFE]
ONE OF THE ARTICLES MENTIONS A STATEMENT BY ELLA GOODRICH THAT MAXINE WAS A PROSTITUTE IN PASCO WASH, AND WENT TO SPOKANE, ST LOUIS, AND CLAIR ILLINOIS
ANOTHER ARTICLE STATES THE GOVERNMENT MAINTAINS THAT DEMPSEY ADN MAXINE WERE NEVER LEGALLY MARRIED
ANOTHER STATES SHE SAYS HE SERVED HER WITH DIVORCE PAPERS IN WELLS NV IN 1919
NOT ONCE IN ANY OF THESE ARTICLES DOES IT STATE HER MAIDEN NAME
I FINALLY FOUND THIS...OVER IN THE OCCUPATION AREA IT SHOWS THIS " } RED LIGHTS " IN REFERENCE TO ALL THE NAMES IN THE HOUSEHOLD
1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Maxine Dempsey
Home in 1920: Wells, Elko, Nevada
Age: 23 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1897
Birthplace: Oregon
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: United States of America
Mother's Birth Place: Iowa
Marital Status: Divorced
Race: White
Sex: Female
Home owned: Rent
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 323
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Maxine Dempsey 23
Sara Brun 22
Pearl Abbott 23
Jessie Reynolds 24
Matie Rice 22
Beulah Taylor 35
I WONDER IF SHE CHANGED HER FIRST NAME
BTW THIS CAME UP ON A GENERAL SEARCH
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THEN THIS
http://www.novelguide.com/a/discover/nspf_01/nspf_01_00138.html
It was during this trip home that Dempsey met and married a piano-playing prostitute fifteen years his senior named Maxine Cates. The two endured a tumultuous relationship that was marked by his long trips away from home and her reluctance to give up her way of life. At nineteen, Dempsey was struggling to provide for his wife and continuing to dream of fame and fortune. In San Francisco, he met the flamboyant manager that would help him take the next step. John Leo McKernan, known as "Doc" Kearns, had been a welterweight fighter, minor league ballplayer, faro dealer, bouncer and bartender before he settled in as a fight manager. His flashy style—including jewelry and strong cologne—clashed with Dempsey's. Ultimately, though, the match would be fruitful. Kearns got the fights and Dempsey the knockouts. In the spring of 1917, they began a string of fights that would pave the way to his first title fight.
YOU SEE THIS REFERS TO HER AS 15 YRS OLDER THAN HIM...
SHE MAY WELL BE ADELINE'S DAUGHTER...MAYBE THEY DISOWNED HER I DONT KNOW...DEPENDS ON WHO IS TELLING THE STORY I GUESS
GEEZZZ WHAT A MESS!
GOOD LUCK
CONNIE
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