Dedham Court Hearing Sees Wife Describe Alleged Cruelty
Mrs. Florence R Morrill testified in Dedham Superior Court detailing alleged cruelty by her husband and his accusations of infidelity. She described intimate marital relations and said the alleged mistreatment drove her to thoughts of self destruction while facing her husband across the witness stand.
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Florence’ R. Morrill
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Leon G. Morrill
Dedham
Florence R. “Morrill
Thirty Two Lost As Ship Founders Off Brittany Coast
The French steamer Deputy Albert Taillandier of 3000 tons bound from Rotterdam to Brest sank in a Brittany storm. Thirty two lives were lost and the ship’s captain, the sole survivor, was rescued by the Greek steamer Pelagia.
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Brest
France
Associated Press
Albert Taillandier
Rotterdam
Brittany
Pelagia
Winchester Police Probe Slaying Of Railroad Agent Brewster
Chief McIntosh of the Winchester police and Sergeant Thomas F. McCauley spent yesterday following clues unearthed in Pittsfield New Hampshire in connection with the murder of Ralph W. Brewster the night ticket agent for the Boston and Maine railroad at Winchester.
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Winchester Police
Thomas F. McCauley
Pittsfield
N. H
Ralph W. Brewster
Boston & Maine Railroad
Winchester
Johnson claims hundreds of millions in duplicate bonds
Rep. Johnson from South Dakota on the House floor charges there are likely hundreds of millions of dollars in duplicate bonds in the United States. He asserts the issue stems from the last administration and says the treasury secretary denies the charge while official documents are said to later prove the claim.
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Washington
House
Johnson
South Dakota
United States
Indians on Indian Hill Hold Historic Wedding Ceremony
On April 26 at Indian Hill near West Tilbury the first Indian wedding in over a century occurred on a site once used by the Vineyard's redskin people. Two Gay Head Indians, Benjamin Leslie Attaquin and Miss Helen Mitchell Pieters, wed on Bow Wow grounds while the officiating clergyman and his wife were the only non Gay Head attendees.
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Benjamin ‘Leslie
Attaquin
Helen Mitchell
Pieters
George A. Furness
Gay Head
College baseball scores and lacrosse results listed
Harvard defeated Maine 3 0 Yale shut out Williams 9 0 Holy Cross beat Princeton 9 1 Boston College triumphed 15 2 over Conn Aggies Georgia Tech won 13 1 Navy over Bowdoin 6 5 Vermont beat Providence 6 0 Trinity NC defeated Fordham 8 6 Brown over Colby 4 1 Lafayette edged Army 7 4 Columbia beat City College of NY 12 4 Syracuse 8 7 NYU Springfield 10 6 Northeastern in lacrosse results Oxford Cambridge 8 4 Stevens Syracuse 12 6 Full reports on other sports pages 14 17 18 19 24
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Ultimatum in Cuban Finance Reported by La Prensa
Havana April 26. La Prensa reports a Cuban government study submitted by Carlos Manuel De Cespe des calls for voluntary economic readjustment or U S financial intervention. President Zayas seeks congressional action to cut government expenses and reach a surplus to pay overdue obligations.
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Havana
Associated Press
United States
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Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
la Prensa
Zayas
Cuba
Zimmerman frees 29 year old in Northampton shooting case
Miss Jennie G. Zimmerman, aged 29, who fatally shot her cousin Dr. Henry Zimmerman nearly three years ago, left Northampton Hospital for the Insane into sunshine this afternoon for the first time since collapsing in a Springfield street on August 7.
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Northampton
Jennie G. Zimmerman
Henry Zimmerman
Northampton Hospital For the
Springfield
Sweden's King Hurt In Auto Crash In France
King Gustav of Sweden was badly injured today when his car traveling from Nice toward Geneva was struck by a machine owned by a Geneva public figure. The King's chamberlain was gravely injured and the king sustained contusions to his left side.
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Grenoble
France
Associated Press
Gustav
Sweden
Nice
Geneva
Divorce in R I Comes With Ease
Providence dispatch reports a Rhode Island divorce mirroring a Bulgarian case. In Superior Court on March 28 the decree granted to Duggie Stuart, a resident and voter in London, cites residence as the basis for the divorce despite unclear legal residence, highlighting a rapid ejection of spousal ties abroad.
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R. I
Bulgaria
Rhode Island
Hollis
Duggie Stuart
London
Stuart
Irish Bishops Back Treaty Acceptance At Maynooth
At Maynooth the Catholic bishops urged acceptance of the treaty as best and wisest for Ireland. They warned the public faces disorder and violence from ongoing military actions but emphasized the freedom the treaty would bring after seven centuries of subjugation.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Maynooth
Ireland
Ely Seeks to Run for Governor
Joseph B Ely of Westfield begins an active canvass for the Democratic nomination for governor. He arrived in Boston and met hundreds of local Democrats, consulting with many House members as Western Massachusetts Democrats push his candidacy from Beacon Hill.
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Westfield
Massachusetts
Boston
House of Representatives
Beacon Hill
Ely Announces Candidacy Rivaling John F Fitzgerald
Early last evening Ely signaled a run for office with his hat in hand and arm raised toward the political ring. The move suggests a formal candidacy against John F. Fitzgerald.
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Ely
John F. Fitzgerald
Germany to Resume Dye Sales to America
Paris April 26 The Associated Press reports Germany will resume selling dyes to the Textile Alliance of America without reserve after a three month pause during which sales were refused then limited.
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Associated Press
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Textile Alliance of America
Alliance
Germans Declared Winners Despite American Resistance
In a bold claim, officials forecast German victory amid American efforts, citing strategic advantages and anticipated deployments. Analysts note mounting pressure on Allied positions and shifting fronts as war news dominates reports from the theater.
Witnesses Clash Over Major Appointment Brings Army Divide
Testimony on Duncan K. Major, former Yankee Division chief of staff, slow to confirm his colonel appointment. Witnesses describe him as arrogant and brutal, highlighting a wartime rift between citizen soldiers and regulars as the confirmation battle unfolds.
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Washington
Duncan K. Major
Citizen Army
Major
Man in Garb of Adam Causes Dedham Street Scene
Luther J. Berry, age unknown, wandered the Dedham streets yesterday dressed minimally and carrying an American flag. Police subdued him with a blanket on Maverick street and he was taken to the Medfield Insane Hospital for observation after exams by Medical Examiner Andrew Hodgdon and Dr. John Pratt.
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Luther J. Berry
Boston
Dedham
Harry Wray
Maverick Street
Andrew H. Hodgdon
John H. Pratt
Berry
Medfield Insane Hospital
Anniversaries and World Events Noted in Brief
Today's anniversaries mark Ulysses S. Grant born 1822 and Archbishop John J. Williams born 1422. Historical items recall German poison gas use in 1916 against France and the British battleship Russell sunk by a mine in the Mediterranean. One year ago the Fascists seized Fiume and the Federation Hall at Turin burned by Nationalists.
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ETG
Ulysses
Grant
Jomn
United States
John J. Willams
Russell
Mediterranean
Federation of Labor Hall
Turin
Italy
Fasciati
Trieste
Fiume
North Newland and New England Forecasts Call for Cool, Clear Days
The forecast notes partly cloudy and cooler conditions for North Newland on Thursday with Friday fair and cool. South New England expects partly cloudy skies Thursday and cooler air, with a fair and cool Friday. East New York also sees partly cloudy and cool Thursday, with Friday fair and cool. Wind shifts from northwest to northeast near Sandy Hook and Hatteras indicate fair weather on Thursday.
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Washington
North Newland
South New England
East New York
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Moncerate
Weather Forecast and Radio Ad Preview
The snippet predicts fair weather today and tonight with windy conditions noted. It advertises a radio receiving set, promising a $1235 set for $419 with instructions available in May Popular Science Monthly at news stands.
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Popular Science Monthly
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