Dozen Women Seek Divorces in Plymouth Courthouse Record
Dozen women file divorce libels in Plymouth. 13 petitions total. Causes include infidelity, desertion, non support, cruelty, and intoxication. Sixteen children under 16 are involved. marriages range from nine months to 28 years. One case notes Tomazita M Smith of Rockland suing William C Smith of Marshfield for non support and intoxication. Frances Ulmer Smith sues William Weston Smith of Brockton over cruelty and abuse.
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Plymouth
Tomazita M. Smith
Rockland
William C. Smith
Marshfield
Frances Ulmer Smith
William Weston Smith
Brockton
Provincetown Woman Observes 85th Birthday
Provincetown resident Mary A. Johnson celebrated her 85th birthday at her brother Henry W Marston’s home in Provincetown. Born in Nantucket she remains active and healthy as the family, including siblings Julia D Fisher and Charles H Marston, are noted town figures. Charles H Marston is a Civil War veteran and long time fishing schooner captain.
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Provincetown
Mary A. Johnson
Henry W. Marston
Central Street
Ms Johnson
Johnson
Nantucket
Julia D. Fisher
Henry W
Charles H. Marston
Charles H. Marsten
Famine Danger in Russia Declared Over by Goodrich
New York April 19 James P Goodrich former Governor of Indiana arrived on the Olympic after a six months tour of famine regions in Europe on behalf of the American Relief Commission He says all danger of famine in Russia has passed and the relief effort can ease.
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New York
Russia
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Europe
American Relief Commission
Senate approves State and Justice appropriations bill
The Senate passed the annual appropriation bill for the State and Justice departments totaling 23 700 000 dollars an increase of 2 300 000 over the House measure and sent it to conference. The approval adds 300 000 for the executive secret fund 47 750 for Arms Conference Commission representation 150 000 for prohibition enforcement 150 000 for attorney general aides and 21 000 for American representation on the China extraterritorial rights commission with 20 000 for Allied Debt Funding Commission expenses.
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State and Justice
Washington
State and Justice Departments
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Executive
Lodge Ofssachusetts
China
Allied Debt Funding Commission
Wadsworth Howland Branch Banquet Highlights Growth Across Regions
About 50 sales managers from Wadsworth Howland Co. gathered at the Copley Square Hotel for the annual branch stores banquet. Speakers discussed increased business in Springfield Worcester Lowell Lynn Bridgeport New Haven Hartford and four Boston stores. Bonus checks totaling 2000 were distributed, averaging 100 each. Present were President A. P. Felton General Supervisor F. D. Lantz and Treasurer George H. Kimball. Lantz presided. Women were among the attendees.
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Wadsworth, Howland &Co., Inc
Copley Square
Springfield
Worcester
Lowell
Lynn
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
A. P. Felton
F. D. Lantz
George H. Kimball
Mr. Lantz
Legion in Appeal for Army of 150000 Men
Washington April 19 The American Legion through national commander old Macnder formally urged the Senate appropriations committee to support an army of 150000 men, arguing that reductions in the army appropriation threaten U S military policy.
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Legion In Appeal
Washington
Ward
American Legion
Macnnder
Senate Appropriations Committee
Detroit Millionaire Lodge Convicted On Liquor Charge
John Duval Lodge of Detroit and Rex Earl of Kalamazoo were convicted in Kalamazoo Circuit Court of illegally possessing transporting and furnishing liquor. Attorneys announced appeals and Judge Weimer withheld sentence.
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DODGE
Kalamazoo, Mich
John Duval Lodge
Detroit
Rex Earl
Kalamazoo
Hytor
Weimer
Central Labor Union Granted Tag Day Permit
The Overseers of the Poor issued a permit to the Boston Central Labor Union to hold a tag day in Boston and vicinity on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event benefits striking mill operatives of New Hampshire.
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Central Labor Union
Overseers of the
Boston Central Labor Union
New Hampshire
Boston
Canadian Club Councey AN Lab Near Laurentians
Canadian Club organizes a residence near the Laurentian Mountains for American members and Canadian families. The complex includes a Social Hall Dining Room four rooms and modern water services, with winter quarters and calling for reasonable costs. Address P.O. Box 662 Montreal.
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Councey
Laurentian Mountains
Senate
Saanien
Othoeske Canadien Jughly
Sehaente Penen
Phernalia
Dorchester Woman Found Dead in Bed at 89
Mrs. Johanna S. Hallberg aged 89 was found dead in her bedroom at 27 Blanche Street Dorchester. Authorities ruled natural causes in the sudden death reported yesterday. A restive clothing description mentions a red tweed sports dress with ponges collar and cuffs.
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Johanna S. Hallberg
Blanche Street
Dorchester
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