HAS WOMAN TROUBLE --- WITH 3 WOMEN
Trouble with three women -- two of whom love him, while the third emphatically does NOT -- brought about the arrest today of Frank HEALEY, 25, of 6848 Fullerton av.
Of those who love Healey, one is his wife, Marie, a dozen years his senior. The other is Irene DO BROCK, 17, of 2242 N. Western av., who used to have a job in a factory where Healey was an inspector.
The third woman is Irene's mother, Mrs. Louise Do BROCK, who attacked him twice in the presence of the police, grabbing his nose with one hand while she clawed his face with the other, drawing abundant blood. Mrs. Do Brock afterward signed a complaint charging Healey with contributing to Irene's delinquency. Mrs. Do Brook (sic) said: "This man has been posing as single and making love to my daughter. He took her out New Year's Eve and did not bring her back. When I telephoned his home I found out for the first time that he had a wife."
While he was facing only one of the women, Irene's mother, he seemed almost calm. To the police he said:
"This is a simple case. I love Irene and intend to marry her. She''ll be of age on February 7. I'll get a divorce and marry her then. There won't be any trouble about the divorce because my wife and I made an agreement when we married that she would give me a divorce whenever I wanted one."

But Healey's calm did not last long, for there was a telephone call to the station from his wife, who said: "I'm coming. Don't let him go till I get there." When she arrived she denied there had been any agreement for a divorce. Meanwhile Irene was brought in from a hotel where she was registered with Healey as his wife. At sight of the girl Healey's wife burst into tears and threw her arms around Irene, pleading: "Won't you give me back my husband? You can't possibly love him as I do." Irene whispered, "I can't - I won't give him up. We're in love and we're going to be married." rest of story missing..... [Sub. by source #24] (this is the same date as the above story - c. 1930?)

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