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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

16

Male Vampire Named in Bill Seeks Divorce in Los Angeles

Dr. William W. Gardner, retired dentist and capitalist, will sue for divorce from Mrs. Georgiana Gardner a Chicago socialite. She is the first woman arrested under the new California law for drunken driving with trial set for Nov. 24 in Department 18. The complaint also accuses cruelty desertion and habitual intemperance. Gardner came to her aid when a $10 000 heart balm suit was filed against her.

Los Angeles Cal W. D. Griffith William W. Gardner Georgiana Gardner Chicago Griffith Gardner

Freight Wreck Ties Up Traffic Near Wing Road

A head on collision between a south bound freight train and a north bound milk train near Wing road station in Littleton New Hampshire tied up traffic on the White Mountain division of the Boston and Maine railroad. Jasper Nurse of Littleton trainman was slightly injured while engineers and firemen jumped and were not hurt. Wreckage clearance was not expected before tomorrow morning.

Littleton N. H White Mountain Boston & Maine Railroad Wing Road Jasper

Triplets Celebrate First Birthday in Plainville Family

Mr and Mrs C Blake Everett of 14 Melcher Street Plainville share news of their triplets first birthday accompanied by a photo. A triplet cucumber was sent in a separate cover but didn't arrive at the Post. The letter praises the family and humorously calls the trio boys.

Everett Blake Everett Plainville

Seek Owner for 1320 Spark Plugs

Detectives in Albany seek the owner of 1320 spark plugs valued at one dollar each as part of a case involving Thomas B. Cunningham and John D. Landerman for receiving. Cunningham allegedly bought plugs at 25 cents and sold them at 27 cents, earning 2 cents per plug totaling $46.40. Cases continued.

Thomas B. Cunningham Albany Street John D. Landerman Commonwealth Avenue Central Court Kelliher and

Funeral of Mrs Lovell in North Weymouth

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie M. Lovell widow of Lt. Albert F. Lovell of the Dudley Street police station will be held tomorrow from the home of her father Ansell Burrill 440 Bridge Street North Weymouth. She was 60 years old.

Movie Actors Injured in Electric Car Crash

In Los Angeles on August 22 an electric car crashed into a sightseeing bus carrying 30 motion picture actors injuring 26 people, several seriously, including women.

Los Angeles Cal

Duffy and Mullane Marry While Haley Waits in Portsmouth

On February 18 1919 Duffy and Miss Julia Mullane were married in Kittery Maine after Duffy claimed a prior marriage to Miss Haley. Haley remained at her Portsmouth home awaiting his arrival. Bail set at 500 dollars each as adultery charges moved to September 3. Osborne supported Duffy amid ongoing complications.

Cole Miss Mullane Osborne Walsh Portland Duffy York County Supreme Court Miss Haley Brooklyn Thomas Moss Osborne Boston Portsmouth Julia V. Mullane Aaron B. Cole Kittery Burrough Hall Brooklynn Clarence M, Prince of Mullane Haley

Germans Name Leaders for War Guilt Inquiry

Berlin's national assembly appointed Herr Petersen as president and Dr. Peter Spahn as vice president of the war guilt committee. sessions will be public. A new foreign affairs committee was formed with Philipp Scheidemann as president.

Berlin German National Assembly Herr Petersen Peter Spahn Philipp Scheidemann

Sinn Fein Considers Raising Maximum Loan to 26000000

Dublin report says Professor Edward De Valera, Provisional President, authorized to raise loans in the United States, asked and received permission to increase the maximum from 1250000 to 26000000 for Sinn Fein funds. Delegates from all parts of Ireland attended the executive council meeting.

Dublin The Sinn Fein Ireland Profesor Edward de Valera United States

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Red Hanover Portland Streets Washington Street Bloomer OF Women’s Bill Aoe Hanover ST Ebonite Bayerson Oll PENN Joseph Mallian N. E Colonial Bldg Mass United States Navy Helen M. Haley William J. Duffy Thomas Mott Osborne Portsmouth Naval Prison Sing Sing DE Valera MY Clothier Hanover and
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