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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
6
Cigars Offered in Latent Leather Case with Lambskin Lining
Item description notes a case to hold 25 cigars shown closed and open. Crafted of black grained latent leather with lambskin lining and gold mounting. Size 91634 inches priced at $32.55.
Y Men Postpone Meeting In Boston
The Y M C A indignation meeting for last evening is moved to tomorrow at Faneuil Hall. Members from the 26th Division and the American Legion back the protest against the War Department’s nomination of three officers to major general, seen as above General Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
War Department
Edwards
26Th Division
American Legion
Boston
Congress
Edwards declines to comment on promotion claims and records
General Edwards avoids remarking on his seniority in the army order of priority. Executive officers will present the war department record and demand charges of inefficiency or justification for promotion. The three generals named Harbord Kernan and Dickman are Wilson nominees for permanent major general, with Edwards noted as senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
War Department
James G. Harbord
Francis J. Kernan
Joseph T. Dickman
United States Senate
Wilson
Kernan
Harbord
Dickman
Army of Occupation
Germany
Marriage Intentions List Reveals Local Couples and Divorces
The notice lists numerous marriages and divorces across Boston and nearby towns. Names include George Healey and Gertrude Popcever, Robert Nesbit and Esther McAllister, and Rebecca Brown, with varied ages and occupations. The document notes addresses in Roxbury Dorchester and East Boston, among others, with several entries indicating colored status.
Leger Claims to Be Champion Shoe Laster
L P Leger of Wilton Missouri, long time employee of G H Bags & Co, says he is the champion hand laster of New England. He lasts up to 144 pairs in a day and averages 96 or more, assembling each shoe ready for the sole. He invites any challenger to beat his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leger
Champ
L. P. Leger
G. H. Bags & Co
Wilton
New England
Wilton, ME
G. H. Bass & Co
Local Couples Linked in Cambridge Bridge Incident
Watertown superintendent and Helen CG Stearns aged 24 of Cambridge are at home with Silas H. Battis 23 of Cambridge and Katherine A. MacLean 25 of Roxbury a factory operative. Cataldo Lapario 28 of Cambridge a laborer and Felice Collazzo 25 of Cambridge at home.
Local Couples Named In Mixed Marriage Details
The notice lists four couples with ages and occupations. Guy M Hathaway 25 electrical contractor of Bangor Maine and Margaret Lane 24 bank clerk of 46 Marshall Street. Frank L Nevers 57 locomotive engineer of 80 Willoughby Street and Aldana Wall 55 nurse of 30 Willoughby Street. Thomas A Le Lievere 81 tailor of 396 Highland Avenue and Marguerite Brown 30 stitcher of 141 Morrison Avenue. Earl B E Dennett 29 construction engineer of Stratford Connecticut and Josephine Nicholson 22 sewing teacher of 468 Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Hathaway
Bangor
Margaret J. Lane
Marshall St
Frank L. Nevers
Willoughby St
Aldana Wall
Thomas A. le Lievere
Highland Ave
Marguerite Brown
Morrison Ave
Earl BE
Dennett
Stratford
Receivers Appointed for Bay State Pink Granite Co
Following a petition by the Greenwich Trust Company of Greenwich Conn temporary receivers were named for the Bay State Pink Granite Company of Milford by Judge Aldrich in the Federal District Court. Captain Francis M. Clark of Milford and Frederick J. McLeod of Cambridge hold bonds of 5000 each. A hearing on permanent receivership and asset liquidation is set for December 22 with proceeds to creditors. Greenwich Trust claims a creditor balance of 34764 including a 31170 loan plus interest since January 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creenwich Trust Company
Greenwich
Conn
Francis M. Clark
Milford
Frederick J. McLeod
Cambridge
Bay State Pink Granite Company
Aldrich
Federal District Court
Greenwich Trust Company
Rosanna Currier Defends Self in Central Court Over Dime Borrow
Providence woman Rosanna Currier tells Judge Creed she will handle her case without a lawyer. Police say she and John Currier, registered as Mr. and Mrs., stayed at a Back Bay hotel and tried to borrow a dime from a bellboy. She denies the debt and vows to appeal if convicted, insisting she is not anyone's fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Currier
Providence
Judge Creed
Central Court
Copley- Plaza
Union 6872
Cash
Rosanna
John
Ana
Jimmie
Cash and Secrecy in Courtroom Plea for Rosanna Dowling
In a courtroom scene Judge Creed contemplates delaying sentence for Rosanna Dowling after a disruptive outburst. The proceedings reveal she sought protection and mentioned a room key and a revolver linked to a Chinese acquaintance in Valley Falls. A probation officer may arrange a medical evaluation before sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dowling
Probation Office
Rosanna
Mr. Wagner
Valley Falls
Valley Falls Woman Linked Revolver to Wealth Protection
The woman claimed Frank King, a Chinese friend in Valley Falls, lent the revolver found when she and John Wagner were arrested for violating the true-name law. She said she borrowed the gun to ward off attacks by powerful interests and took John on a Boston trip for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
Valley Falls
John Wagner
Boston
John
William W Mills Dies at 55 in Thompson
William W Mills a prominent cattleman of the Quinebaug district Thompson Conn died suddenly of pneumonia at his home last night the 55 year old man was widely known in local farming circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson, Conn
William W. Mills
Quinebaug
Marines Fire Over Ten Million Rounds for Ratings
Major Joseph D. Murray reports that during the first 11 months of the year the U S Marine Corps men fired more than 10 million rounds in marksmanship testing. Of 21 000 shooters 19 000 qualified as marksmen or higher earning an extra 700 000 in total monthly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Corps
Joseph D. Murray
Scollay Square
United States
Respite Granted to Two Men Facing Death Sentence
Albany December 10 Governor Smith granted a respite until February 9 for Joseph Cohen and Frank Ferrara condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of Barnet Baff the New York poultry king. This marks Cohen ninth and Ferrara seventh respite in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Joseph Cohen
Frank Ferrara
Barnet Baff
New York
Smith
Cohen
Ferrara
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London
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Worcester St
Gertrude Popcever
Worcester
Isabella Robert F. Nesbit
Jan
Esther McAllister
Pauline V. Rothermel
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William Lauer
Field St
Roxbury
Marie A. O'Lalor
Park St
Dorchester
William E. Throne
Meade
Priscilla S. MacNally
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Harry P. Strawbridge
New York City
Lillian A. Burger
Portsmouth
R. I
Daniel H. Hiebert
Provincetown
Ziegler
Lawn St
Clifton Wt. Lovejoy
Massachusetts Ave
Alice Lybarger
Osige
Carl A. Nilson
Lexington St
Mary Walker
West Concord
Jacob Bernhard
Spring Park Ave
Jamaica Plain
Margaret M. Hogan
Charleszate West
Silas EH. Battis
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Fannie K. Sapperstein
James E. Crake
Nellie A. Holbrook
Dundee St
Henry A. H. Berglund
Charles Sr
Helen ©. Renstrom
Herbert L. Clarke
Cleveland
Clytie M. Baumann
Vine
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Chelsea
Harold C. Draper
Porter
Ellen M. Porter
Stonesetter
Michael Rue
Shipper
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Frances Fiorello
Candy Dipper
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Clayton St
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Granite Company
R. H. White CO
Regina
R.h.white Co
Augustus F. Conley
Brookline At
Rosella McCormick
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John Alles
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Bell-Boy
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Victor Talking Machine Co
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