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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1919

Page

9

Bride-To-Be Details Wedding Plans and Obsessions

Miss Helen Bridge Andrews of Cape Elizabeth testified in court that she bought lingerie and other wedding paraphernalia in anticipation of marrying Horace Greeley Weston, who she says deceived her by marrying another. The case follows a breach of promise verdict against Weston, with property she gave him at stake.

Equity Superior Court Helen Bridge Andrews Cape Elizabeth Horace Greeley Weston Miss Weston Weston Miss Andrews Supreme Judicial Court George Andrews Boston Brookline Maine Lena Trolland Dover W. H Miss Holland Dyer Miss Tolland William H. Gulliver Portland Lee Higginson & Co Mr. Daly Wilbur F. Merritt Frank O. Morgan

Gallivan faults Congress while praising wartime work

Congressman James A. Gallivan told the Charitable Irish Society that the last Congress had fewer defects than earlier ones but noted two major flaws the nation-wide prohibition bill and a war-time grain seizure. He praised wartime actions and cited millions in defense spending while predicting future disclosure of wartime waste.

Irish Society City Club James A. Gallivan United States Congress England Canada

Conference to Launch Irish Victory Fund Fund Drive

Judge Daniel F. Cohalan will chair a 400 officer conference of Irish and Catholic groups in Massachusetts at the Quincy House Friday night as the campaign for the Irish Victory fund opens. Matthew Cummings said $32,500 has been received and resolutions praise Edwin A. Grazier of the Boston Post for a $1,000 gift and for publishing the subscription list. Boston’s quota is $150,000. the Friday night meeting will determine Boston’s share.

Daniel FY. Cohalan Quincy House Friends of Irish Freedom Irish Victory Fund Matthew Cummings EK. A. Grosier The Boston Post Massachusetts Boston Mr. Grazier Associated Friends of Irish Freedom of Greater Boeston Edwin A. Grazier John T. H. McNamee Grazier

Somerville Girl Weds Cambridge Man

John W. Riley of Cambridge and Miss Mary J. Cotter of 36 Bristol Road Somerville were married yesterday at St. Clemens Church Somerville in a nuptial mass. Rev Thomas F. McCarthy officiated with Miss Ywel en Rose Murphy as bridesmaid and Dr Daniel J. Enright as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at 36 Bristol Road at the home of Mr and Mrs George J Murphy where the bride resided.

John W. Riley Cambridge Mary J. Cotter Bristol Road Somerville St. Clement’s Church Thomas F. McCarthy Ywelen Rose Murphy Daniel J. Enright George J. Murphy

Mrs Ladd to Speak on Remaking Faces

Mrs Maynard Ladd, American Red Cross veteran in France, lectures on Remaking Faces for Mutilated Points this afternoon at 3 30 at Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston. Proceeds aid Women's Foyer at Roanne France. views by stereopticon. Tickets available at the hall.

Maynard Ladd American Red Cross France Jacob Sleeper Boylston Street Boston Roanne Ladd

20 Year Old Wife Held as Slayer in Killings

Eugene L. Fisher, 24, was found shot in his Columbus avenue apartment with a 32 caliber bullet through the head. His wife Marie O., 20, was arrested by East Dedham street station officers and charged with murder. other residents were detained as witnesses.

Eugene L. Fisher Columbus Avenue Fisher Marie O Carey McDonald Dedham Street

Governor Coolidge seeks to preserve state Guard units as permanent body

Governor Calvin Coolidge sent a bill to the Legislature to permanize the militi a units that formed the Commonwealths National Guard. He argues the returning soldiers should keep their unit names colors and battle honors while awaiting national government plans. The measure would place these units under Chapter 327 of the 1917 Acts until a permanent organization is formed.

Coolidge Commonwealth National Guard France United States Massachusetts Calvin Coolidge

Tragedy in Columbus Avenue House Ends in Shooting

Police report frequent two week quarrels between Fisher and his wife at 520 Columbus Avenue. Mrs Fisher planned to buy a revolver to leave her husband. Fisher shot himself near the head with the gun found on the bed. four women and one man detained as witnesses.

Miss Holland Miss Andrews Columbus Avenue Fisher Littl Wisher Lewiston

Germany to Send Delegates With Power for Peace Talks

Germany will dispatch a limited delegation to Versailles to receive the draft treaty, confer with Berlin, and return for actual negotiations. Foreign Minister Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau said the government sees no need to send the full hundred plus delegates, planning a smaller group first.

Gates Germany National Assembly Versailles Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Associated Press Berlin

Germany to Send 75 Delegates to Versailles Congress

Paris April 21 Germany will dispatch a 75 member delegation with full negotiating powers to the Versailles conference. The lineup includes Count von Brockhorff Rantzau foreign minister Landsberg Melchior Leinert Geisberg and Schucking among others.

Paris Germany Count von Brockhorff-Rantzau Herr Landsberg Theodor Melchior Warburg Bank Herr Leinert National Soviet Congress Herr Geisberg Herr Schucking

Big Three Alliance May Guard Rhine Area

A French source reports progress on a defense pact among France Great Britain and the United States. The open treaty would pledge immediate military and naval action if Germany breaches the Rhine demilitarized zone.

Big Three” Alliance Rhine Oparis France Great Britain United States Germany

To Avert Future War Buy Bonds Once More

Citizens urged to support national defense by purchasing war bonds as the nation faces new global tensions. Officials emphasize Duty, Savings, and Patriotism to fund military readiness and deter aggression.

Cable censor named to command cruiser Pittsburg

Washington April 21 Captain D W Todd formerly chief cable censor at the Navy Department is assigned to command the armored cruiser Pittsburg which has been refitted at the New York navy yard for service as the army transport ship Vic&

Washington D. W. Todd Navy Department Pittsburg New York Navy Yard

Mayor Proclaims Employment Sunday in Boston

Mayor Andrew J. Peters proclaimed May 14 as Employment Sunday urging churches to observe May 4, 1919, and promote the national employment program. He asked employers to list needs with U S Employment Service and its bureaus for returning soldiers and sailors and urged churches to support a more intensive effort for veterans and national welfare.

Peters United States Department of Labor Churches of Boston United States Employment Service Andrew J. Peters Boston

Milford Light & Power receiver to be appointed by judge

Federal Judge Anderson will appoint a receiver for the Milford Light and Power Company of Milford New Hampshire, following a decision yesterday. Counsel were given one week to consider candidates for the position.

Milford Light & Power Company Milford N. H Anderson

Drydock Construction Planned at Fore River Plant

A 5 009 000 drydock project for two AMO foot slips at Quincy Point aims for commercial use. The floating dock should be ready in four months. S S Wakeman of Fors River Shipbuilding travels to Bethlehem PA to discuss the build with Bethlehem Steel officials. The plan, backed by Wakeman and approved by Bethlehem, will begin soon.

Quincy Point S&s. W. Wakeman Fors River Shipbuilding Corporation Bethlehem, Penn Bethlehem Steel Company Arydock Wakeman Bethlehem Corporation

The More We Raise, the Less War's Blaze

Fundraising surge reduces conflict risk as civilians unite for relief efforts. Community groups rally donors and volunteers to support aid, reconstruction, and humanitarian access, aiming to curb violence and speed safety for affected regions.

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