Divorce Granted After Cruelty Case In East Cambridge
Margaret Forsaith of Medford sought a divorce in East Cambridge on cruelty. she testified her husband Ernest C. For saith chased her with a carving knife and threatened to cut or heart out. Decree granted, custody of a minor child and alimony of 5 dollars weekly. Several other divorces granted on grounds of unfaithfulness or desertion, including Peterson, Lansing, Napolitanio, Barker, Maddox, Pike, Mitchell, Drevinskis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Forsaith
Margaret Forsaith
Medford
Charles A. Peterson
Florence P. Peterson
Belmont
Alice ¥. B. Lansing
Everett
Richard A. Lansing
Quincy
Fannie Napolitanio
Giovanni Napolitanio
Pittsburg
Polly I. Barker
Somerville
Army Officer to Head Prohibition Law Dept
First Lieutenant Tierbert A. Horgan of 56 Shirley avenue Revere will head the law department of the federal prohibition enforcement in the northeastern division under Supervisor William J. Mc Carthy. He expects discharge from army intelligence in a few days and is living with his parents at 8 St. Paul street Brookline. Horgan, previously in charge of headquarters intelligence under Major-General Graves in Siberia, is a Revere High School, Harvard College, and Harvard Law School graduate admitted to the bar in 1916 and formerly with Brewer Weed & Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Prohibition Law
Tierbert A. Horgan
Shirley Avenue
Revere
Prohibition Enforcement
Wee
William J. McCarthy
Army Intelligence Section
General Staff
Washington
St. Paul Street
Brookline
Horgan
Graves
Siberia
Revere High School
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Brewer, Weed & Weed
Central Street
Trawlers Ten Get Increase in Wages and Bonus
A special arbitration board led by Edward F. McClennen, Henry J. Skeffington, and J. Walter Mullen announced wage boosts for steam trawler fishermen effective March 1. Average annual pay rises to about 2500 dollars, with a monthly base of 130 and a bonus of 4 dollars per thousand pounds of fish, declining to 3 dollars per thousand from April to October. Officers and fire room crews share an independent bonus. Bonus for shackers yet to be decided. Next, schooner fishermen wage talks expected to yield a compromise soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Arbitration Board
Edward F. McClennen
Henry J. Skeffington
Department of Labor
J. Walter Mullen
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Freshman Class Elects Officers at Boston University
The freshman class of the College of Liberal Arts elected officers for the coming semester. Arthur Palmer of Wollaston was chosen president with Margaret Norsworthy of Brookline as vice president and Dorothy Hagan of Dorchester as corresponding secretary. Eleanor March of Boston was named recording secretary and Arthur Foley of North Gohasset treasurer. The social committee includes Mabel Marsch Esther Ruoff Jennie Rosenblatt John Merrill and Dwight Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts
Arthur Palmer
Wollaston
Margaret Norsworthy
Brookline
Dorothy Hagan
Dorchester
Eleanor March
Boston
Arthur Foley
North Gohasset
Mabel Marsch
Esther Ruoff
Jennie Rosenblatt
John Merrill
Dwight Chapman
Seek Lost Families In New England Breadwinners Missing
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society launches a mass search for Jewish breadwinners in New England whose families in Poland and nearby countries lost track of them during wartime disruptions. A public meeting at Beth-El Nfetzen School in Dorchester will distribute letters from relatives and hear updates from Dr. Rudolph Kornblith and a slate of speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
New England
Immigrant Aid Society
Rudolph Kornblith
Society
Boston
Europe
The
Hebrew Sheltering and
Grant Aid Society
Beth-El Nfetzen School
Glenway Street
Dorchester
Kornblith
Klatsko
M. D. Shohet
Abraham Alpert
Fliha D. Stone
S. Stein
America
Isaac Heller
Tvarmenter Street
Evidence Not Heard in Dittemore Case Move
Judge Crosby will hear arguments Friday on a motion by the Christian Science directors seeking Judge Frederic Dodge to hear further evidence in John V. Dittemore versus the directors. They complain Dodge ruled no more evidence needed, tied to the main trustees of the publishing society suit. Whipple, counsel for the trustees, called the motion unusual and a bid to recommit a master’s report before court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
The
Christian Science Church
Frederic Dodge
John V. Dittemore
Judge Dodge
Publishing Society
Dittemore
Whipple
Trustees of
the Publishing Society
Directors Claim Evidence Essential to Prevent Miscarriage in Dittemore Case
Counsel for the directors assert that omitting their evidence would cause a miscarriage of justice in the Dittemore case. They urge access to specific materials deemed crucial to the defense and request court permission to admit the evidence.
Six Months for Driver Who Killed Chili Child
Joseph Corea of Revere was jailed for six months for operating his automobile on October 13, 1919, in a manner endangering the public. On Prince Street in North End during Columbus Day Italian celebrations he struck Salvatori di Martini, age four, killing him. The sentence may be reduced by good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Corea
Revere
House of Correction
Judge Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Prince Street
Eng
Corea
Salvatori di Martini
Carmine di Martir
Alfred Sacco
Superio
Caribou Man Dies in Snowstorm Near Sawyer Road
Lew Michaud aged 60 of Caribou lost his life during last night’s snowstorm and gale. He strayed from the road while driving from Caribou to his Caswell home. His body was found near a dam on Sawyer Road after his horse was discovered in a nearly frozen condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Meseb
Lew Michaud
Caswell
Sawyer Road
German VAT Dyes Arrive for U.S. Redistribution
A shipment of hydron blue German vat dyes arranged through the reparation commission will reach New York next week. Other reparation dyes are at Rotterdam awaiting shipment. The Textile Alliance says distribution plans have been made to spread the dyes nationwide on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reparation Commission
Textile Alliance
Rotterdam
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Andrew W. Barker
Seattle
Cara B. Maddox
John C. Maddox
Herbert L. Pike
Winchester
Margaret Ll. Pike
Joseph R. Mitchell
Waltham
Charlotte A. Mitchell
Newton
Petronella Drevinskis
Cambridge
Joseph Drevinskis
Southern Pines
Jacksonville
St. John River
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Key West
Miami
Palm Beach
Daytona
St. Augustine
Colpitts-Beekman Tourist CO
Washington St
Mass
B. U
Hebrew S
Christian Science Directors
Justic
Stor
Stodder
Russia
School Street
Daily
U.S
Canada
Tremont Street
Beach
Mien
Red
Mayo” Union
O’coats
Norfolk
Crompton
Vmien’s
REDS
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Wahgton Stree
Brassieres and Sandeaus
Womer
Turkish Towels Ae
Georgette
Rades
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