Wife sues for alienation of affections in Malden case
Mrs. Minnie I. Gordon of Malden files an $80,000 suit in Suffolk Superior Court against Fannie Rosenthal also known as Fannie Rose of Roxbury seeking to recover damages for alleged alienation of her husband Harry Gordon who died August 23, 1921. The suit claims Rosenthal enticed him away and caused his death.
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Minnie I. Gordon
Malden
Suffolk
Fannie Rosenthal
Fannie Rose
Waverly Street
Roxbury
Harry Gordon
Gordon
Tech Student Granted Continuance in Massachusetts Ave Crash
William F. Donovan a technology student was granted a second continuance in Central Court after Nov 17 arrest for driving to endanger the public. The case set for Dec 12 involves alleged 60 mph strike that knocked down Daisy Martin on Massachusetts Avenue, with Officer William H. Evans citing the incident as a possible three in a seat law case.
Fire Do $25 000 Damage at New England Tank Plant
A major blaze at the New England Tank and Tower Company plant in Everett caused about 25000 in damage. The fire began shortly after 10 pm in the finishing shop tool building and sheds and prompted multiple alarms. Help came from Chelsea and Malden as flames spread between buildings along Main Street near Liverett Bridge and the Boston and Maine tracks.
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New England Tank & Tower Company
Everett
Chelsea
Malden
Main Street
Liverett Bridge
Boston & Maine
Revere Beach Boulevard
Ham
Firefighters Narrowly Escape as Shop Roof Collapses
A group of manufacturing buildings caught fire drawing hundreds of spectators. Firemen from Everett and Chelsea barely escaped when the tool and machine shop roof failed and walls collapsed toward the Boston and Maine track. They scrambled to safety and dropped hoses, drenching onlookers.
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Everett
Chelsea
Boston & Maine
Bishop Hughes at Boston Area Rally
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes spoke at a Boston Area rally marking the Methodist Centenary yesterday at First Methodist Church. He urged that true peace comes from Christ and warned patriotism without spiritual guidance risks becoming beastly without Jesus Christ’s influence on the American people.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
Boston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Christ
United States of America
Jesus Christ
Buckley Sued for Slander in Suffolk Superior
Mrs Winifred Marie Roughan Guarente sues her former father in law Eu gene Buckley state boxing commissioner for alleged slander seeking 10000 within Suffolk Superior Court Her husband also sues Buckley claiming damages tied to family financial disputes and trust matters following a fatal Brookfield car crash involving Buckley Jr. and others.
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Winifred Marie Roughan Guarente
Charlestown
Suffolk Superior
Eugene Buckley
Eugene Buckley, Jr
Boston
Sacred Heart
Stone’s
New Haven
Brookfield
Buckley
Joseph Guarente
Mr. Buckley
Roughan
The Grand Old Man of the Screen Alec B. Francis
Alec B. Francis, famed screen veteran known as the Grand Old Man of the Screen, began his screen career in 1917 with Goldwyn. He supported Mabel Normand Madge Kennedy and Geraldine Farrar and now stars in Earth Bound and A Voice in the Dark. His hobby is collecting original music manuscripts and he owns many curios.
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Alec B. Francis
Filmland
Mr. Francis
Goldwyn Company
Mabel Normand
Madge Kennedy
Geraldine Farrar
Goldwyn
Columbia Extends Motion Picture Production Course
Columbia University will continue its motion picture production course for another term. Fox director Herbert Brenon and actor William Farnum will lecture to the class, having accepted invitations. Schools and colleges increasingly recognize the film industry as a professional field.
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Columbia University
Herbert Brenon
Fox
William Farnum
Columbia
Her Real and Reel Self at Bowdoin and Modern Theatres
Kathryn Williams draws admirers to Bowdoin Square Theatre this week and to the Modern and Beacon Theatres where Morals screens. Although not yet a star, she is praised as intelligent and artistic, with her work in The Whispering Chorus remembered as among Paramount’s best.
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Kathryn William
Bowdoin Sq
Modern
Beacon Theatres
Miss Williams
Paramounts
Miss McLaren Engaged for Wallace Reid Picture
The article notes a pictorial engagement rather than a marriage, confirming Miss McLaren as the actress in Wallace Reid’s latest film Across the Continent.
Studio News: Carleton and MacDonald Star in Domestic Relations
William I. Carleton teams with Kathleen MacDonald in Domestic Relations. Hoot Gibson leads another Universal thriller The Land of the Lost. Leatrice Joy chosen as leading lady for Thomas Meighan in The Proxy Daddy. Mae Murray to film Fascination in Cuba.
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William I’. Carleton
Kathleen MacDonald
Hoot” Gibson
Film Names and Studio News From Boston Post Era
Boston Post notes list of actors and roles across studios. Constance Binney E K Lincoln and Ruth Portsmouth names appear with films The Woman God Changed and Get Rich Quick Wallingford. Betsy Compson Meighan Paramount at Lasky Nollywood studios. Lillian Gish in The Two Orphans. Universal Bright Eyes new player in Universal City. studios at Mamaroneck NY. Richard Barthelmess with MTnspiration Pictures Corp. Contact Prunella Hall for questions.
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Ruth
Portsmouth
N. H
Betty Compson
Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Lasky
Nollywood
Richard Barthelmess
Mtnspiration
Pictures Corp
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Thrifith
Mamaroneck
Lillian Gish
L. D. Roxbury
Be. L
Lynn
E. K. Lincoln
Sam Hardy
J. Rufus Wallingford
Norman Kerry
Blackie” Daw
Wallingford
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Ship Schodack Grounds in Snow Squall Off Monomoy Point
The United States Shipping Board steamer Schodack, traveling from Boston to New York, grounded yesterday on Lone Norse Shoal near Monomoy Point during a heavy snow squall. The coast guard cutter Acushnet sailed from Woods Hole in response but the Schodack floated off and continued underway before its arrival.
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United States Shipping Board
Schodack
Boston
New York
Monomoy Point
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Woods Hole
Sehodack
Fire damages ship cargo at Curtis Street docks
A boiler room fire aboard the schooner Astral at Standard Oil docks in East Boston caused $25,000 in damage. Michael Sullivan of Providence, burned but not seriously, shut off the fuel oil line before firefighters arrived. Chief Walsh led efforts to contain flames amid dense fumes and 29 million gallons of flammable fuel stored in yard tanks.
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Boston
Astral
Standard Oil Company
Curtis Street
Michael Sullivan
Providence
R. I
Sullivan
Anderson
East Boston
Walsh
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