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MRS. MOORE SEEKS DIVORCE
 
St. Louis, Missouri (circa 1907)
 
Mrs. Rebecca T. Moore, daughter of L.B. Tebbetts, a wealthy implement manufacturer and vice president of the Commonwealth Trust Company, sued Thomas A. Moore of Chicago for divorce yesterday. She states in her petition that they were married April 27, 1895 in St. Louis and that they separated October 17, 1907. Mrs. Moore asks that her maiden name, Tebbetts, be restored to her. Moore was served with the papers in the sheriff's office, where he had been induced to go by the attorneys of Mrs. Moore.

Moore was a life insurance agent at the time of his marriage and is now head of the Moore Lumber Company in Chicago. He has been secretary of the Yellow Piner's Association and is a member of the Mercantile Club of St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Moore formerly lived at 3700 Lindell boulevard.

 
 
 
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Brief Sketch of Lewis Bates Tebbetts
 
 

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