Dickerman Notes Describe Private Lives in Alienation Suit
Private letters from Mrs Eugenie E. Dickerman and Mrs Mirinie L. Dickerman reveal accusations and alleged secret marriage in the alienation suit filed by Eugenie Dickerman. The correspondence centers on Robert E. Dickerman of Merville and involves the spouses as the suit concludes.
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Robert. E.’ Dickerman
Merville
Ickermah
Eugenie E. Dickerman
Mirinie L. Dickerman
Secret wedding letters reveal family tensions in court
Court heard letters between Genie Dickerman and her mother in law during July 1920 as both women described wartime pain and intense emotions. Messages showed desire to keep the marriage secret from the Kokerman family and expressed strained relationships and prayers for reconciliation.
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Dickerman
John Leland
Robert
War letters read in Cambridge court adjourned for illness
Case resumed in East Cambridge Court before Judge Un after a three day adjournment due to illness. Afternoon session reviewed 16 letters, mostly love letters, dating from 1918 to 1920 tracing the wartime romance of Dickerman and his wife during World War I service in France and their 1919 marriage.
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East Cambridge
France
Dickerman
No Traces of Evelyn Nesbit in New York
Evelyn Nesbit once a Broadway figure and central to the Thaw case is reported missing. She previously attempted overdose, was evicted from a tea shop room, then moved to a hall bedroom at Broadway and 52d street and has not been seen since. Friends inquire but no location is known.
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Robert
Little
John
Alvah L. Stinson
New York
United News
Evelyn Nesbit
Stamford White
Harry Thaw
Broadway
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52D Street
Miss Sabina Delaney Urged to Remain in Police Woman Role
Miss Mary Fe Driscoll praises Sabina Delaney for refusing to quit the police department. She argues policewomen are needed to flag morally dangerous areas and explain the preventive aims of the role. Driscoll urges women to take the February 16 examination and emphasizes schools and Girl Scouts in preventive work.
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Sabina Delaney
Mary
Fe’ Driscoll
U. S
Boston
Girls’ City Club
Miss Driscoll
Driscoll
Chicago
Girl Scouts
Adolescent Girls Insight At State Training School Visit
Miss Driscoll questioned Massachusetts State Training School for Girls attendees about preventing delinquency. Responses favored home supervision and parental interest in callers. She urged better female police fit and housing for departments while noting growing opportunities for women in policing and the value of business training.
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Massachusetts State Training School For
Miss Driscoll
Taxi Driver Robbery Targets Harvard Athlete Tubby Clark
New York authorities report that Charles Arthur Clark a former Harvard football star and prominent young broker was robbed after leaving a dance at the Barry Whitney home. He was assaulted and relieved of cash and jewelry amounting to about 2000 dollars, later aided by pedestrians who recognized him from yard cards.
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Charles Arthur Clark
Harvard
Sth Avenue
Barry Payne Whitney
Becam
Ellen B. Clark
Boston
Pinte House
Rge
East 60Th Street
Clark
Clothe
Charles Arthur Clark, Jr
Somerville
Milton
Milton Academy
Walter Camp
Tubby
Action Deferred on Refunding Bill Awaiting White House Talk
Washington February 2 The House Ways and Means Committee deferred action on the allied debt refunding bill after Administration objections to Senate amendments. Chairman Fordney said he would confer with President Harding at the White House, likely tomorrow.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Harding
White House
Cox Proclaims Lincoln Day in Commonwealth
Governor Cox issued a proclamation designating February 12 as Lincoln Day throughout the Commonwealth. He urges observance in churches schools and by the firesides and wherever people gather.
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Cox
Lincoln
Commonwealth
M Bride Held for Abandoning Baby
John J. McBride age 30 of Wakefield appeared in Brighton Municipal Court charged with abandoning an infant girl. Bail set at 5000. case continued to Feb 8. Sister-in-law Lena J. Dalton, 21, confined at City Hospital, may appear Feb 8. Infant found hours old near Boston & Albany tracks at Cottage Farm Bridge.
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John J. McBride
Vernon Street
Wakefield
Brighton
Connelly
Lena. J. Dalton
Mce
McBride
Charles Street
Boston & Albany Railroad
Cottage Farm Bridge
Almaite, Woman Bishop and Pillar of Fire Founder
The text notes Almaite as the world’s single woman bishop and editor of six religious papers. It states she founded the Pillar of Fire Church with communicants worldwide.
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Almaite
Pillar of Fire Church
Ford Posts Bond for Lincoln Motors Auction
Henry Ford has posted a $250 000 bond of good faith for the bidding of Lincoln Motors Company now in receivers hands. Special master W B Sayre says the Federal Court auction will be held Saturday. Ford hopes to keep Henry Leland as founder and president in control of the firm.
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Detroit
United News
Henry Ford
Lincoln Motors Company
W. 8
Sayre
Ford
Henry Leland
Leland
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