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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1919

Page

24

Wife Seeks Alimony Over Fifty Dollars A Week

In Suffolk Probate Court Mrs Euphemia Slade of Boston seeks separate support from husband Edward Slade of New York City for herself and three daughters. Slade lists a salary of 629 dollars monthly with substantial debts taxes insurance and gifts to children. He cites heavy business expenses and personal costs averaging 250 to 300 dollars monthly outside debt payments.

Euphemia T. Slade Boston Edward Slade New York City Suffolk Probate Court Slade

Man Details Large Family Finances and Insurance

The subject describes giving $200 in Liberty bonds to his children over two years and repaying a loan from their savings account of about $600. He notes a $500 wedding gift to his daughter Louise, monthly alimony of $200 under a Quebec court order, and $18 yearly mortgage interest for his wife. He carries accident insurance of $7500 and life insurance of $5000 with loans against the policies totaling $2390. In October 1920 the life policy will be fully paid and a small surplus profit will be distributed that year.

Liberty Louise Quebec Slade

Veteran Marine Sergeant Reynolds Retired After 30 Years

Sergeant George Reynolds, one of 400 marines who painted the first American flag on Cuban soil, was placed on the retired list at Charlestown navy yard. He received a gold watch from marines at the barracks before chow time. Reynolds served 30 years since enlisting in August 1889 and lives at 34 Mystic Street, Charlestown.

George Reynolds Charlestown Navy Yard Chow Sergeant Reynolds Mystic Street Charlestown

World Labor Draft Outlines Permanent Labor Organization

London reports the completed draft for a convention creating a permanent body to promote labor interests and regulate conditions. It details the general conference, the international labor office, representation of employers and workers, and the structure of a 24 member governing body. The labor office will serve as a central clearing house for labor information.

London Bor League of Nations International Labor Office Lished League Labor Office Ite

Emblems Out For Victory Loan Drive

The large Victory Loan “V” poster will appear citywide as Boston prepares for the fifth Liberty Loan campaign opening in three weeks. At 95 Milk Street, Liberty Loan committee workers visible since January adorn windows and ready for the publicity push.

Liberty Loan Victory Loan Campaign Boston Milk Street Liberty Loan Committee of New England

Germans to Meet Next Thursday at Compiegne

Paris March 31. The financial commission of the peace conference will hold an indefinite meeting at Compiegne on Thursday to arrange exchange of German securities for foodstuffs. Committees also operate at Cologne Rotterdam and Spa handling raw materials shipments and German shipping takeovers.

Paris Associated Press Financial Commission Compiegne Allied Financial Commission Commission Cologne Rotterdam Spa

Indian Boy at Devens Dying

Harry Wilson rests near Susanville California awaiting word on his son Howard Wilson’s death at base hospital. Red Cross says remains will be escorted by a soldier to Susanville. Despite hope, medical officials report no chance of recovery as death nears.

Devenns Harry Wilson Susanville Cal Base Hospital Mountain California Red Cross Howard Wilson

Bridge Collapse Drowns Many At Delaware Yard

A bridge collapse at the Waukau launch site in Delaware sent many workers and spectators into swift waters. Harriman Hospital prepared to treat 40 bodies while officials warned the toll could be high. Deputy Coroner Rue estimated fewer than 10 remain in the water as recovery stretched for days.

Delaware Harriman Hospital Harvey Rue Bristol

Health campaign total reaches 135000 in Boston drive

The health fund aimed at Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene Association and District Nursing Association closed last night with about 125000 raised. Headquarters at 95 Milk Street will stay open for belated donors through the week, despite the original 270000 goal.

Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene Association District Nursing Association Milk Street

Father John's Medicine Ad Claims Quick Recovery After Grips

An old advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as a safe all purpose remedy for colds grip pneumonia and body building. It emphasizes use during the getting well stage after illness to strengthen organs and protect against further infections. It notes sixty years of success for throat troubles and as a tonic free from opium morphine chloroform and alcohol.

John Father John

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