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Story January 25, 1917

The Tacoma Times

Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington

What is this article about?

In Trenton, N.J., actress Beatrice Forsythe demonstrates her mismatched knees to a jury in her lawsuit against Deal borough for a swimming injury, alleging it harms her career; jury permits covering with inspection assurance.

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Would Judge Clifford Fire This Jury, Too?

(United Press Leased Wire.)

TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 25. - Miss Beatrice Forsythe, an actress, didn't mind it a bit when she was asked to show the evidence to the jury in her damage suit against the borough of Deal. She just lifted her skirts above her knees and showed the twelve tried and true the difference between her two knees.

The jury took a good look and then told her she could cover 'em up if she would give assurance that the evidence might be inspected at any time.

Miss Forsythe alleges she injured one of her knees while swimming at Deal and now they don't match. This hurts her in her chosen profession, she alleges.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Justice

What keywords are associated?

Actress Lawsuit Knee Injury Jury Inspection Swimming Accident

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Beatrice Forsythe

Where did it happen?

Trenton, N. J.; Borough Of Deal

Story Details

Key Persons

Miss Beatrice Forsythe

Location

Trenton, N. J.; Borough Of Deal

Event Date

Jan. 25

Story Details

Actress Miss Beatrice Forsythe sues borough of Deal for knee injury sustained while swimming, shows mismatched knees to jury in court, who allow her to cover them with assurance of future inspection; claims injury affects her profession.

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