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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

4

Eight Norfolk couples sue for divorce in Dedham Superior Court

Eight married couples from Norfolk county seek separation in Dedham Superior Court alleging desertion non-support and intoxication. Cases include Sarah S Tebo vs James A Tebo a July 10 1912 marriage and custody requests, Dorothy C Dudley vs Benjamin K Dudley a December 18 1914 marriage seeking custody and alimony, Augustus W Davis vs Mary Davis a June 11 1906 marriage with intoxication claims, and Archie G Stratton vs Mai Von 8 Stratton a October 5 1915 marriage for desertion.

Norfolk County Dedham Superior Court Sarah S. Tebo Sharon James A. Tebo Weston Quincy Benjamin K. Dudley Milton Augustus W. Davis Foxboro Mary Davis Davises Archie G. Stratton Wrentham Mai von Stratton Mansfield

Multiple Divorce Suits Hit Boston Area Couples

Mrs Hilda L Wilson of Quincy sues Edward Wilson for desertion, seeking custody of their child from a 1911 marriage. Mrs Maud Burkett of Braintree divorces Leon H Burkett of Boston over cruel treatment and lack of support, with custody asks. Mrs Alice L Chagnon of Plainville seeks relief from Phileas L Chagnon for cruelty and abuse. The Chagnons wed in 1915 at Taunton. Mrs Gertrude M Symes of Boston seeks divorce from George A Symes for lack of support and cruelty. they married in 1914 and have two children Robert and Alice.

Hilda L. Wilson Quincy Edward Wilson Parts Libellant Maud Burkett Braintree Leon H. Burkett Boston Alice L. Chagnon Plainville Phileas L. Chagnon Chagnons Taunton Gertrude M. Symes Theorge A. Symes Robert Alice

No Jury Needed for Chinese Mission Murder Trial

Washington December 9 The district criminal court failed to secure a jury to try Ziang Sun Wan a Chinese student charged with murder of Dr Theodore T Wong director of the Chinese educational mission here and two others at the mission headquarters last January A special venire was ordered for tomorrow Wan faced indictment on the Wu case only United States Attorney Laskey said an alleged police confession claimed Wan admitted guilt in the Wu case but that discovery of Ben Sen Wu killing the other two prompted his act

Washington District Criminal Court Ziang Sun Wan Theodore T. Wong Chang Hsi Hsie Ren Sen Wu United States Laskey Ben Sen Wu

Let Nothing You Dismay Christmas story

Sylvia Chatfield Bates narrates a well told Christmas season tale to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece explores holiday hopes, encased in warm domestic scenes and gentle moral reflections.

Sylvia Chatfield Bates Boston Sunday Post

Labor Power and Labor Unrest in Industry

A speech condemns organized labor as coercive and disruptive, praising scientists and capitalists for industrial progress. It argues that English and American labor differ, ridicules the eight hour day, supports longer shifts in some industries, and condemns the closed shop while praising the Boston police strike as awakening public understanding of labor aims.

Mr. Fish Boston

Frederick P. Fish Attacks Labor at City Club Meeting

Frederick P. Fish, a New England participant in the Washington industrial conference, labeled labor a hydra-headed menace rivaling Bolshevism and radicalism. He warned of violence and illegality as labor aims to force change, predicting a coming public backlash as Massachusetts faced a police strike.

Frederick P. Fish Washington Boston American Institute of Banking City Club America Massachusetts

Mr Fish Criticizes Machinations of Tabor Leaders

Mr Fish traced much of the present public inconvenience to what he called its machinations and said the possibilities for good were great under right leadership. He ridiculed its pretensions and aims, called it the least desirable option to industrial evils, and attacked its leaders while urging America to confront the danger of its existence. He described Tabor and its leaders as creatures lusting for power and said the great public was...

Mr. Fish America Tabor

Marblehead High to Play Proviso High in Illinois Eleven

Marblehead High will host an inter sectional football game against Proviso High School of Maywood Illinois this Saturday. Both teams are light and no title is at stake. Proviso will depart Chicago Thursday morning for Boston.

Marblehead Maywood Illinois Chicago Boston

Canada Plans 40 Million For Veterans Reestablishment

Ottawa reports the Dominion government approved a plan to distribute 40 million dollars allocated by Parliament for veteran re establishment. The Canadian Patriotic Fund to handle re employment as the key task, chosen for its ready administrative capability amid wartime emergency.

Ottawa Dominion Canadian Patriotic Fund Patriotic Fund

Grove’s Open-Trate Salve Ad Offers Free Chest Cold Relief

An old ad proclaims Grove’s Open-Trate Salve cures coughs and colds with a throat healing agent. The pitch adds a free box of Grove’s salve with every bottle, pricing the product at 35 cents per bottle.

GROVE

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