Offered Sleuth Share of Spoils in Alienation Suit
The $25 000 alienation suit of Harris Gruber against Albert J. McMurtry will be in the hands of the jury this morning. Evidence is complete, arguments concluded, and the court charge delivered. Gruber accuses McMurtry of ruining his marriage to Frances Gruber with his attentions and calls him immoral and depraved while McMurtry’s lawyer counters with terms like lily white gentleman and co respondent.
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Albert J. McMurtry
Gruber
Frances Gruber
McMurtry
William J. Patton
Mr. McMurtry
Kamerad
Handler
Parker House
Jad Salts advertised kidney relief remedy claim
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It describes uric acid in meat overworking kidneys, symptoms like backache and fatigue, and claims four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water daily will restore kidney function, neutralize urine acids, and provide a safe, inexpensive effervescent drink.
Gruber on Trial Over Shadow Plot and Blackmail Scheme
Testimony details James R. Wood’s account of Gruber hiring him in 1918 to shadow his wife and identify McMurtry in New York. Gruber denies beating his wife or proposing a $10,000 scheme while Patton accuses him of immorality and entrapment as McMurtry seeks $25,000 in damages.
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James R. Wood
Commonwealth Terrace
Allston
Gruber
New York
South Station
Mr. McMurtry
Mr. Patton
McMurtry
Wood
A. C. Lurie
Pleads Not Guilty in Fugitive From Justice Case
Lawrence December 10 Charles Lazziane of Passaic New Jersey pleaded not guilty in District Court today on a charge of being a fugitive from justice. The case was continued until tomorrow. He has been indicted in Passaic for the murder of fellow countryman Nick Viola.
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Lawrence
Charles Lazziane
Passaic
N. J
Nick Viola
Readjust Pay of All Postal Employees Proposal
A congressional committee to determine a readjustment of salaries for all postal workers including postmasters is proposed in the post office appropriation bill for 1920, reported today to the senate.
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Congressional
Post Office
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China and Japan Envoys Pass Through United States
Delegations from China and Japan attending the Paris peace conference will travel through the United States en route to Paris. The State Department said both groups are now on the move and will receive formal diplomatic courtesies during their U S journey. Private cars will be provided for their continental transit.
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China
Japan
Paris
State Department
United States
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Appeals to Digestion
Advertisement promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for liver and bowel issues. Claims alleviate indigestion, bad mouth taste, poor appetite, and low energy without side effects. Frames tablets as a vegetable, olive oil mix sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists.
No pay cut for telegraphers under wage order says rail board
Washington December 10 telegraphers will not face pay reductions under the latest wage order officials stated in reply to complaints. The Railroad Administration reports that requests for further wage increases are currently being considered by its Board of Wages and Working Conditions.
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Railroad Administration
Board of Wages and Working Conditions
Resignation of AIM Shipbuilding Corp President Hulbrook
Frederic Hulbrook has tendered his resignation as president and director of the American International Shipbuilding Corporation, which acted as agent for the United States Shipping Board in Hog Island yard construction. Peter O. Knight, vice president and general counsel, says AIM seeks to obtain his services.
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Philadelphia
Frederic Hulbrook
American International Shipbuilding Corporation
United States Shipping Board
Hog Island
Peter O. Knight
American International Corporation
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Recommends Mint Water Drink
A home remedy advises hard of hearing individuals to mix one ounce of double strength Par mint with 14 pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoonful four times daily to relieve head noises, unclog nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage. Easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to take, it urges trial.
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