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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1922

Page

17

Courtroom search ends as Nellie Dwinell finds husband

Mrs Nellie Graham Dwinell of Providence Rhode Island identified her husband Charles H Dwinell in Manchester New Hampshire police court on a statutory charge after a two year search. Rabel L Williams of Providence faced a similar charge and was fined fifteen dollars while Dwinell was bailed three hundred dollars for Superior Court. Dwinell a former Vermont governor and Amoskeag dam foreman, formerly a bacteriologist in Providence, plans divorce suit in Massachusetts alleging alienation of affection.

Manchester N .H Herusband Nellie Graham Dwinell Providence R. I Charles H. Eeuson Vermont New Amoskeag Dwinell Boston Massachusetts Cambridge Mass New York Musicale Maiden Miss Williams Aew

Urge Equal Pay For Women In City Schools

A petition with more than 80 000 signatures urged equal pay for women teachers in Boston high schools. Spearheaded by the High School Women Teachers Association, speakers argued against sex discrimination. No committee action was taken pending the city budget. Mary Mellyn was later reelected to the Board of Superintendents.

Mittee Women Teachers’ Association Boston Helen Keefe F. Louise Dacey Mies Lena Perrigo Mary Mellyn Sue

Mayor Appoints 150 More War Veterans to City Posts

Boston mayor Curley announced the appointment of 160 additional war veterans to civil service posts for $4 per day, boosting the number of veterans placed on the city payroll to over 1000 in two weeks. The work includes the Maverick Square transit project valued at $2,000,000.

Civil Service Transit Department Maverick Square Boston Feevor Curley

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