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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
8
Secretary Hoover will lead a series of talks starting tomorrow with a five member committee from the United States Chamber of Commerce to explore ways to expand American trade, both foreign and domestic.
The Post seeks relatives of James H Malone who died in a hospital at Old Town Missouri last Saturday. He likely has two sisters in Boston and the body remains there awaiting contact. Born Charlottetown Prince Edward Island he was about 45, six feet tall 175 pounds with dark hair and gray eyes. Address William E Craig Middle Street Old Town for information.
Miss Grace and Miss Grace’s mother urge justice amid a high profile Boston divorce case. A witness fainted when Judge Callahan questioned custody of a 4 year old daughter, Dolores, delaying proceedings. Names of social figures surface as investigators probe connections to Miss Grace and Mr Dobbins.
The record lists a broad group of senators for and against the bill with many paired votes. It notes specific names from Massachusetts towns including Boston Cambridge Plymouth Worcester and more. It also records paired votes for and against and identifies senators Shea and Wells in paired positions.
Ernest W. Ward, a Somerville theatre projector operator, sues for divorce from Mrs. Ward and seeks custody of Dolores. He claims cruelty and later unfaithfulness. Mrs. Ward fainted on the stand after answering three questions. Depositions allege visits from a man called Mr. Winch. neighbors corroborate the pattern of late evening calls. The case resumes with Mrs. Ward to be examined by counsel Frederick S. Deitrick.
The article notes new legal developments in the Grace Dobbins case with mentions of $150,000 in realty attachments alleged to involve breach of promise and seduction. It states arrests are anticipated and that the subject admitted contemplation of these developments.
Within 24 hours the case moved toward rapid court airing with active engagement on both sides. Detectives are at work and affidavits are being gathered as the situation tightens. Grace remains secluded under counsel after a nervous episode, offering no further statements beyond court.
In Covington on April 4 the first sworn testimony about alleged peonage on John S. Williams Jasper county farm will be publicly introduced during his murder trial. Federal agents seek to prove he killed 11 enslaved workers to hide peonage, including drowning a man in Newton county.
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