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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
4
Britain Not For Delay in Genoa Conference
London officials say Britain will likely reject a three months delay sought by France for the Genoa conference. A week or two might be acceptable, but months of preliminary work would not aid European reconstruction. Cabinet decision will determine whether the agenda is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Genoa
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Mother of Dickerman on Stand
Eugenie E. Dickerman described herself as a superwoman to her mother in law Minnie L. Dickerman during testimony. The judge pressed for a definition as none could explain what a superwoman is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Eugenie E. Dickerman
Minnie L. Dickerman
Qua
Witness Minnie Dickerman Testifies in 100000 Alienation Suit
Mrs. Minnie Dickerman, defendant, testified for two sessions about her alleged influence on her son Robert against his wife Eugenie Dickerman. She described the daughter-in-law as an adventuress, denied her son’s habitual drinking, and recalled family shocks over age differences and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Dickerman
Eugenie Dickerman
Robert
Alvah L. Stinson
Eugenio
Witness Recalls Secrets On Marriage and Letters
Mrs Young testifies about efforts to keep a marriage secret. She describes Robert Dickerman saying he loved his wife cried over him and that Eugenie influenced events. She recalls antiqcets at Robert's apartment and notes Robert was not friendly with the plaintiff in summer 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Dickerman
Little John Island
Robert
Eugenie
Oston
Fires Break Out at Charles Street Jail and Charlestown Prison
Prison life interrupted by small fires at Charles Street jail and Charlestown State prison yesterday. City fire crews responded and police guarded the facilities. no disorder occurred.
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Charlestown
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