Letters of Girl to Be in Evidence in Rhode Island Suit
Mrs. Alice Smith sues for separation from Arthur L. Smith president of the Rhode Island State Senate in Providence Superior Court. Expected evidence includes letters from Miss Mary Oday named as co respondent. Mrs. Smith seeks alimony custody of three minor children.
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Providence
Alice Smith
Barrington
Arthur L. Smith
Rhode Island State Senate
Superior Court
Bristol
Mary Oday
Barrington Split Over Rhode Island Senate Row
Mrs Smith plans to show Miss Oday accompanied her husband on car trips and at week end parties and office visits in Providence. The case includes alleged neglect and abusive language by the Rhode Island Senate President. Barrington factions back the Senator or his wife amid ongoing divorce actions.
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Rhode Island
Smith
General Assembly
Barrington
Hattons Frederic and Fanny Gather Boston Play Material
In Boston for material for a new play the Hattons Frederic and Fanny, famed literary collaborators, attend the opening of their 15th work We Girls at the Arlington while gathering ideas. They work in harmony, dividing scenes among themselves and then stitching them into a single piece.
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Hattons
Frederic
Fanny
America
Boston
Arlington
Dorchester Baby Hygiene Bazaar at Whiton Hall
This afternoon and evening a bazaar promotes the Work of the Dorchester Baby Hygiene Association. The event will be held in Whiton Hall on Centre Street with proceeds supporting hygiene efforts.
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Dorchester Baby Hygiene Association
Whiton Hall
Centre Street
Dorchester Churches and Clubs Unite for Bazaar
Dorchester churches and women’s clubs will come together to organize a community bazaar. The event aims to raise funds for local missions and support neighborhood initiatives through vendor booths and charitable activities.
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Dorchester
Boston Broker Bromadé Dies After Brief Illness
Frank Henry Bromadé a Boston broker died at his Arlington home after a five day pneumonia illness. He was born December 28 1894 in Randolph Massachusetts to Fred C Bromade and Louisa H Lothrop Bromade.
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Frank Henry Bromadé
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Randolph
Mass
Fred C
Louisa H. (Lothrop) Bromade
Nation's first duty to itself urged by Coolidge
Vice President Coolidge tells a Lansing Republican gathering that a nation's primary duty is to ensure health and prosperity at home. He argues the United States must remain sovereign, avoid Versailles and League of Nations commitments, and strengthen domestic welfare before aiding others.
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America
Coolidge
United States
League of Nations
Dowd Child Found Unconscious At Brookline Avenue Home
Eight year old Peter A. Dowd was found unconscious by his daughter Alice Dowd early last evening in his bed at the family residence 264 Brookline Avenue. Police and emergency responders were called to the scene but no further details were provided on his condition or the investigation.
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Peter A. Dowd
Alice Dowd
Brookline
Unnamed Man Found Dead in Roxbury Home
A man was found dead at a Roxbury residence. The family physician declared death late yesterday, with natural causes suspected as the likely reason. No immediate foul play reported and no identification available with the initial report.
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Enue
Roxbury
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