Carpenter Seeks Rehearing Over Adultery Conspiracy Claim
Mrs. Carpenter asks for set aside of the July 11 1916 divorce decree citing conspiracy and perjury. Her motion requests rehearing to reconsider adultery evidence and to review libellee’s right to Supreme Court relief, arguing detectives lied and the verdict rests on perjured testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libéllee
Supreme Court
J. Gould Day
Ralph Carpenter
Magnolia
Law and Justice
New Hampshire
Mary
Carpenter
Day
Plant Juice touted by Detroit chef in testimonial ad
A Detroit club steward Ot to Stanka testifies to health gains from Plant Juice a herbal stomach remedy. He says he weighed 140 pounds in February and 176 pounds after using the product, with improved appetite sleep and health. The ad notes the Plant Juice representative at Houghton Dunn Drug Department meeting locals daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Stanka
Detroit
Mich
Houghton & Dunn
Lithuanian American Bagocius Suggested for Relief Board
Congressman Gallivan recommends F. J. Bagocius of South Boston to the President for appointment to the relief commission aiding war torn Poland. Bagocius, editor of the Kelevis, 29, born in Lithuania, studied in Poland Russia and Germany, speaks multiple languages, and supports Lithuanian relief efforts for about 5 million inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallivan
Poland
F. J. Bagocius
South
Boston
Lithuanian National Relief Fund
Bagocius
Kelevis
Lithuania
Russia
Germany
America
Pittsburg Academy
Boston University
Day Cottage Burned Down in Kenberma
Kenberma summer residents collected for Mrs. Alice Day after her cottage burned to the ground yesterday afternoon. Postmaster C. J. Burrill raised about 100 dollars and estimated total contributions between 200 and 300. The fire, started by an overturned oil stove, occurred with no one inside. poor water pressure and a late alarm hindered firefighting. Mrs. Day had lost her husband by drowning there last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenberma
Alice Day
C. J. Burrill
Railroad Brotherhoods Vote to Strike
Officials of four railroad brotherhoods in New York reported the strong vote by about 400,000 workers for a strike on 225 railroads unless an eight hour day and time and a half for overtime are granted. They declined to discuss future actions after attending the managers conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eight Hour Day Rally Backs Railroad Labor Leaders
Timothy Shea notes canvass not yet complete but counts will finish before Tuesday. Dudley Field Malone and Frank P. Walsh addressed a 600 strong mass meeting urging the eight hour day. Malone argued wage figures mislead the public and warned government ownership agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Dudley Field Malone
Frank P. Walsh
Commission On Industrial Relations
Brotherhoods
Malone
America
Hunt Driver Who Ran Down Child and Fled
Police investigate a driver who struck five year old Rose Nation on Washington Street near South Street and fled. The child, with her mother Mrs Solomon Nation of Boston, was briefly injured after alighting from a trolley car. witnesses provided the car number to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Rose Nation
Washington Street
South Street
Solomon Nation
Boston
Fire eating trick may be fatal in Beverly yard incident
Frank Rollins 14 of 19 Berry Street was rushed to Beverly Hospital after a kerosene mouthful and a lit match ignited his oil coated face and clothing during a sideshow experiment. Neighbors extinguished flames as his condition remained dangerous.
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Peabody
Frank Rollins
Beverly Hospital
Berry Street
Frank
Beverly
Schooner Frederic A. Duggan in distress off Nantucket
The Frederic A. Duggan, after crossing from Cardiff, Wales, is water-logged off Nantucket with the gunboat Marietta nearby. The coast guard cutter Gresham under Lt. M. S. Hay is directed to assist and tow the vessel through the foggy night toward Philadelphiabound journey.
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Nantucket
Frederic A. Duggan
Atlantic
Cardiff
Wales
Marietta
Coast Guard
Gresham
M. S. Hay
Duggan
Philadelphia
Duggan Schooner Plight Tracked by Marietta
Commander Scott of the Marietta said the vessel was half full of water. The Duggan, sailing from Cardiff three months ago, was first reported in trouble 72 miles east of the island and later 24 miles eastward. The Andania carried word of the vessel east of Nantucket.
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Scott
Marietta
Duggan
Cardiff
Grand Panks
Cape Race
N. F
Cunard
Andania
New York
Nantucket
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Daily Post Sunday Post
Mass
German Salesmen’s Club of
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Ida Gagnon
Manchester
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Auburn Maine
HUNT
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Violet Mascotte
Felix Martin
Tommy Levine
John Dillon
World's Film Company
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Jimmy Valentine
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Big Chief Eagle Horse
Harriet Hebert
Joe Morris
Moving Pictures
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Bowdoin Sq
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Mayor Curley
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Pathe News
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Copley Square
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LOEW
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ST James
Mary Picefori Adrift
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Ave
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Ralph Herz
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Bert Melrose
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Washington St
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Revere
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Goullet
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WILEY
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