Husband accused of brutal abuse in Allston divorce case
Mrs. May 3 Hamilton testified that Frank S. Hamilton threw her over a piano stool at their Allston home and hurled insults. She said he beat her, called her vile names, and left after the incident while she called police. He previously paid some support and lived with her in Stationery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Hamilton
Frank S. Hamilton
Suffolix Superior Court
Fosdiers
Brainard Road
Brighton District Court
Delano Attacks Phelan Over Fuel Admin Actions
Raymond P. Delano of Dorchester accuses the state fuel administration led by James J. Phelan of serving soft coal dealers and speculators. He says Phelan lacks authority, issues orders without legal power, and that the commission should be seized by the governor to control coal. He cites Everett Morss’s interest in Simplex Sun bowls as a substitute and calls the whole system a bluff aimed at the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Morss
Boston
Raymond P. Delano
Mather Street
Dorchester
Delano
James J. Phelan
Fuel Commission
Phelan
Mr. Delano
Everett Mors
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Emergenc
Commission On the Necessaries of Life
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
Th Commission
James Phelan
Curley
F. Frank O'Hare
Cirley
No Justification for Coal Price Advance Cited
Quote notes there have been no material freight or mining cost increases and sees no logical reason for the price advance. The remark emphasizes stable inputs while prices rise. It reflects a critique of a coal price hike amid unchanged costs and demand signals.
Ex-convict claim clouds Farrar case in Boston court
John C. Farrar of Roslindale was arrested for allegedly misappropriating 7500 from Simpson Campbell Company at 11 Milk Street. Police say he previously served five years in Vermont for a 45000 embezzlement, with the current alleged loss rising to 10265 as the case was continued until December 29 in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Farrar
Coldberg Avenue
Roslindale
Simpson, Campbell Company
Milk Street
Boston
Vermont
Farrar
Waterbury
Rutland
Boston Insurance Company
Crooker petitions challenge Lodge election in Senate row
Conrad W. Crooker head of the Liberal Republican League of Massachusetts filed two petitions with Vice-President Coolidge challenging Senator Lodge’s election. The protests name the League and John A. Nicholls as counsel. Lodge is expected to have the petitions referred to the elections committee, likely delaying action to the 68th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conrad W. Crooker
Republican League of
Massachusetts
Coglidge
Senator Lodge
League
John A. Nicholls
Prohibition
Senate
Coolidge
Lodge
Walsh
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Dillingham
Congress
Crooker
James J Davis Reports Overcrowding at Local Immigration Station
James J Davis presents an annual report detailing severe overcrowding at the immigration station and the lack of adequate facilities. He calls for improved housing, staffing, and sanitation to address growing migrant intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
Gasolene Prices Cut Two Cents in Boston Area
Three leading oil companies in Greater Boston announced a two cent per gallon cut, bringing tank wagon price to 22 cents and retail to 24 cents. Gulf Refining credited with originating the reduction, followed by Jenney and Standard Oil. Others likely to match. The move is described as the lowest price since 1914, blamed on supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Boston
Gulf Refining Company
Jenney Company
Standard Oil
Explaining the Powers of Gas Oxygen at Boston Meeting
About 30 members of the Boston Section of the American Welding Society and the M I branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers heard Professor A S Kinsey of Stevens Institute of Technology describe oxygen’s powers. The lecture accompanied an educational film detailing mastering oxygen and its numerous applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Welding Society
American Society, of Mechanical Engineers
At Technology
A. S. Kinsey
Stevens Institute of Technology
Woman Granted Nullity of Marriage in Worcester
In Worcester, Judge Webster Thayer granted Bernice K Margalis of Boston a decree of nullity after she charged that Pete Margalis of Worcester forced her to wed under duress. The marriage was performed by a justice of the peace and occurred days before she was to marry Pete Kalauskas, a wealthy Boston merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Webster Thayer
Bernice K.margalis
Boston
Pete
Margalis
Kalauskas
Bostor Werchant
Station Agent at Malden Dies After Long Illness
Wallace M. Corbin longtime station agent for Boston and Maine Western division in Malden died after a long illness at home 18 Horace Street He was born in New Ross Nova Scotia and lived 82 years The funeral will be at Centre Methodist Church at 2 30 tomorrow and burial in Forestdale Cemetery He also served as paymaster and assistant treasurer with the Franco Canadian Steamship Company during the war and was active in Masons and Knights Templars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace M. Corbin
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
Malden
Horace*street
Centre Methodist Church
Buria ‘Silk
Forestdale
Mr. Corbin
New Ross N.S
Boston
Maine
Franco Canadian Steamship Company
Masons
Knights Templars
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Mr. Grammer
Tons
Siam
wPghreo
York
William C. Neilly CO
United States
Boylston
Back Bay
the Press Publishing Co
New York Evening World
Maurice Ketten
Sawa
Piri
Santa
John
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Klat Ware
Sheffield
Tremont Street
Jwabor
WOMAN
Devoe Paint and Varnish Products Store
Summer & High Sts
Devoe
Wolf’s
Shanover and
Portland Sts
Washington Street
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