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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1922

Page

5

Lost Love Damages Awarded in Cambridge Case

Miss Lena Bisso of Brooklyn won 10000 in a Cambridge court after Constantino Sobrero defaulted. He left for Italy after promising marriage, with his Cambridge meat market and two cars sold to satisfy the judgment. Bisso seeks remaining damages through an Italian lawyer. Weather observations are reported from 100 government stations nationwide.

Lena Bisso Brooklyn Constantino Sobrero Cambridge Irwin East Cambridge Harry Silvermaan Miss Bisso Sombrero Huron Avenue Italy

Turkish fears threaten Lausanne Straits talks

The Lausanne conference teeters as Turkish fears of submarines and bomb-laden aircraft risk a breakdown. Allied reps press that the Straits proposal ensures peaceable use by all fleets and reject Turkey’s demands to suppress submarines, limit foreign fleets, and cap Black Sea strength.

Lausanne Associated Press Constantinople United States Keyes Burdett-Stuart England Angora Turkey Black Sea

Stork May Postpone Woman's Execution

London reports the death sentence for Edith Thompson may be stayed as she nears motherhood. Thompson and her lover Frederick Bywater were convicted of murdering her husband, a landmark case with Thompson as the first English woman sentenced to death in 30 years.

London Edith Thompson England

Hartwell Granted Divorce in Probate Court

Mrs. Alice Hartwell, daughter of the late Lieut. Joseph B. Wing of New Bedford, was granted a divorce from Walter W. Hartwell by Judge Mayhew R. Hitch at a special probate court session. They wed May 22, 1920 in Albany, moved to New Bedford, then Hartwell remarried in New York without a separation. Panocha brown sugar is noted as a staple diet article for poorer Mexicans.

New Bedford Alice Hartwell Joseph B. Wing Walter W. Hartwell Mayhew R. Hitch Hartwell Albany N. Y

Petition to Remove Guardian Jardine Over Dorothy Gordon

John D. Gardiner of Baldwin IL petitions Middlesex probate court to revoke guardian Jardine for Dorothy D. Gordon claiming no notice of hearings was given to relatives or to the girl and that Jardine and his wife are not relatives. The filing seeks removal and a decree as justice requires.

William F. Jardine Dorothy D. Gordon John D. Gardiner Baldwin IL. I Middlesex Tie Jardine Gardiner Dorothy Gordon

Waldorf Folks Make Merry Christmas Party

The Waldorf System Incorporated held its annual Christmas party for executives and office staff on the top floor at 169 High Street. Festive decor, a horseshoe dining setup, and place favors tied to four Christmas trees added a unique touch. After dinner, office talent provided entertainment).

Waldorf System Incorporated High Street Foster Carey Tapio McDermott

Vaudeville Party Highlights Local Entertainment

The program featured jazzy songs by Mr Heywood a solo by Miss Florence Grundy a reading by Miss Mary Ryan and a Highland fling by Miss Helen McCarthy. The Cox and Wolfson performed a lively one act comedy and William Bragdon presented sleight of hand. About 100 people attended the party with dancing after the vaudeville show.

Mr. Heywood Florence Grundy Mary Ryan Helen McCarthy Cox and Wolfson William Bragdon

Traffic on Arlington Elevated Railway Delayed

Inward bound traffic on the town Elevated Railway betweenington Heights and Harvard was tied up for half an hour in the afternoon by the breaking of a ley wire on Massachusetts avenue and Forest street in Arlington Heights.

Pape's Cold Compound Advised for Quick Relief

An old advertisement exhorts readers not to stay stuffed up and to take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for up to three doses. The first dose clears nasal passages and head congestion, stops a runny nose, and relieves headache feverishness and sneezing. The second dose continues to alleviate symptoms.

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