Liscomb divorce case ends after heated testimony
In Middlesex SuperiorCourt East Cambridge judge reserved decision after two days of testimony. Charles Liscomb recalled his charges of infidelity. Mrs Liscomb testified against him while denying intimate ties with John Daley and contesting claims of abuse. The trial featured detailed cross examination on alleged assaults at home and prior relations with a lodger and others.
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Liscomb
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Cox
Charles F. Liscomb
Lexington
Mabel S. Liscomb
John W. Daley
Mr. Liscomb
L. R. Chamberlain
Mr. Daley
John H. Devine
Thomas Tate
Mrs. Liscomb
Daley
Tate
Attorney Chamberlain
Liscomb Wife Watches Husband Testimony Throughout Court
After finishing her testimony Mrs Liscomb sat beside her nurse on the left side of the courtroom not far from her husband who testified. She kept her eyes fixed on him during his time on the stand.
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Crescent Gardens
Daley
Mr.Daley
Wes
Medford Boathouse
Tisr
Boulevard
Allen Gives Figures On Reduced Penalties
Attorney General Allen presented statistics to a legislative committee claiming that in Middlesex county 501 appealed cases reduced penalties from 73 years and 14,076 dollars in fines to seven months in prison and 9,375 dollars in fines in the Superior Court. In Suffolk county, 214 appealed cases cut sentences from 64 years and 2,710 dollars in fines to six months and 410 dollars in fines. He argued these figures show the system benefits appeals and called for changes empowering courts and limiting non pressing by district attorneys. He defended lower court judges while noting one potentially unfit judge, and urged broader judge powers and court approval for nol pros actions. The hearing adjourned with opponents to be heard Monday.
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Allen
Middlesex County
Suffolk County
Pelletier
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex
Hays
Brighton
Newton
Superior Court
Representative Hays
Senator McDonnell
Massachusetts
Attwill
Senate
Charles Ponzi
Sullivan sisters plead guilty to six larceny counts
Annie and Mary Sullivan of Quincy admitted guilt in the Superior Criminal Court on six counts of larceny from downtown department stores. Sentence was postponed until March 16.
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Annie and
Mary Sullivan
Quincy Sisters
Superior Criminal Court
Local Residents Named in Census Report
Forrest D. Rice, 22, manufacturer, of 7 Are ington street Cambridge. Dorothy F Nichols, 20, at home, 22 Bow street Medford. Peter Akaoian, 38, factory operative, 457 Cambridge street Cambridge. Hankavanche Guibanian, 25, at home, same address.
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Forrest D. Rice
Areington St
Cambridge
Dorothy ¥ F Nichols
Bow St
Medford
Peter Akaoian
Cambridge St
Hankavanche Guibanian
Mass Aggies seniors honor Greater Hub Boys
Two Greater Boston men were elected permanent officers of the Massachusetts Agricultural College class of 1921. Charles G. Mackintosh of Peabody was chosen vice-president and Donald C. Douglass of Cambridge was elected permanent secretary. Both are Phi Sigma Kappa members.
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Amherst
Boston
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Charles G. Mackintosh
Peabody
Donald C. Douglass
Cambridge
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
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