Wife testifies as husband hurls knife in divorce case
Elizabeth K. Arthur of Weston told East Cambridge court yesterday her husband threw a butcher knife at her when breakfast did not satisfy him. She received a decree nisi on cruelty and abuse. Decrees on cruel and abusive grounds were also granted to multiple spouses including Florence Train, Bertha Mallock, Elsie Knapp, Dora Roberts, Recenia Safell, Margarite Lackie, Gertrude Woloski, Minnie Jackson, Alfred Lacouture, Frank Green, George Delarm, George Sanford, Florence Johnson, Mary Horton, Alexander Heureaux, Agnes Wright, Florence Carver, Johanna Pokela, and Harold Rollins. A decree for unfaithfulness went to Basil Sanone.
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Elizabeth K. Arthur
Weston
East Cambridge
Florence B. Train
Cambridge
Edmund E. Train
Natick
Bertha M. Mallock
North Reading
Fielding G, Mallock
Elsie ~. Knapp
Malden
Henry F. Knapp
Westboro
Dora Roberts
Somerville
Harry Roberts
Recenia M. Saffell
Arthur Is Saffell
Margarite
R. Lackie
William Lackis
Quincy
Gertrude W. Woloski
Framingham
Joseph F. Woloski
Jersey Ciy
N. J
Minnie IM. Jackson
Stoneham
William J. Jackson
Alfred Jlacouture
Marlboro
Della Lacouture
Brockton
Franks. Green
Boston
Alberta F. Green
George H. Delarm
Bertha H. Delarm
Bombay
N. Y
George Kek. Sanford
Annie S. Sanford
Florence A. Johnson
Ernest J. Johnson
Hartford
Sports suits described with white flannel vestees and hats
The article notes outfits for sports events featuring white flannel vestees and hats embroidered with worsted thread, reflecting formal athletic attire.
Norma Brown Delights Friends on River Court Play
Norma Brown a clever actress in Its Up to You enjoys a lively scene with Frances Herron at River and Court. Frances holds Happy Jack Turko Herron while her children Betty Raggedy Ann and Edna pose nearby.
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Norma Brown
Norma
Frances Herron
River and Court
Frances
Jack Turko Herron
Betty
Raggedy Ann
Edna
Norma Brown in It’s Up to You Feels Increasingly Sad
Norma Brown, known for her lively role in the play It’s Up to You, is described as growing sadder with each passing day. The piece notes her Bordeaux birth and Cincinnati upbringing shaping her mixed French Irish heritage while she remains visibly energetic yet troubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Brown
Bordeaux
Cincinnati
Norma
Norma Brown Faces Leaving Boston Nursery Friends
Norma Brown bids farewell to a Boston nursery life as she plans to leave to join a dear little girl at Riverbank Court Cambridge. She recounts adventures across the Charles by trolley and in aviation, notes her fondness for Frances Herron and her nursery, and fears gaining weight on the journey home.
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Frances Herron
Norma
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
Norma Brown
Cincinnati
Post
Lenox
Frances
Charles
Jacko Turko Sullivan Herron
Miss Frances Herron
Miss Frances
New England
Young Girl Embraces Simple Diet and Stage Love
A girl describes her drastic five month weight loss of 23 pounds by avoiding sugar cream pork and potatoes while enjoying life on stage skating and play in a nursery with Frances Herron. She cherishes being a child again and drawing on a blackboard.
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Frances Herron
Quick recovery of stolen jewelry in Roxbury
Over $1000 worth of watches rings clocks clothing and miscellaneous jewelry alleged stolen from a house at 29 Hammond street Roxbury was recovered within an hour after the break yesterday afternoon by Inspectors Michael H Cronin and Peter J Norton of the East Dedham Street police station. They arrested Walter Robinson of 11 Harwich street and Marshall Goodman of 1522 Washington street as the two were hustling down Shawmut avenue burdened with two suitcases filled with loot.
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Hammond Street
Roxbury
Michael H. Cronin
Peter J. Norton
Dedham Street
Walter Robinson
Harwich Street
Marshall Goodman
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Tunnel plan urged to link Dock Square and Fast Boston
Boston Transit Commission chair Malcolm E. Nichols urged a teaming tunnel between Dock Square and Fast Boston with an estimated cost of 18 million dollars. The proposal came at a hearing before the state public works division of waterways. A port development conference named a committee of businessmen to push Boston’s commercial prestige restoration. Attendees urged aggressive business interest action to counter discriminatory rail and water rates, including executives from New Haven, Boston & Albany, Boston & Maine, International Mercantile Marine, wool interests, and warehouse interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Square
Fast Boston
Boston Transit Commission
Malcolm E. Nichols
Division of Waterways
State Department of Public Works
Nichols
Boston
Cid
Campbell
New Haven
Biscoe
Boston & Albany
Fort
Forbes
Boston &Maine
Jackson
International Mercantile Marine
H. A. Davis
George D. Lovejoy
Dutch Liner May Be Diverted Here
Holland-America line managers praised the Nieuw Amsterdam after its Sunday visit from Rotterdam and Boulogne and being diverted from New York. They may similarly divert the steamship Rotterdam, currently on the Atlantic toward the United States, though no definite decision was made last night.
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Holland-America Line
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
New York
Atlantic
United States
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Nisi
Court ST
Col. Milk and Federal Sts
Goodyear
Jacob Braude
Braude & Sussman
Jacob Braude Manufacturing Furrier
Dexter Bldg
East
Booral
Australian Porta
Commonwealth-Dominion Line
England
Cunard Line
Hull
London
T. Slattery CO
E. I. Slattery
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Mr. Quinby
la Touraine
W.S. Quincy Co
Chicago
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