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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
10
Braves management intensifies efforts to assess playing talent by determining each member’s military status. Business Manager Hapgood sent personal letters to 16 veterans asking about discharge status and projected timelines if still in service.
Boston club business manager Hapgood explains that players discharged from service remain their property and will be placed on the reserve list once notified. He notes the misunderstanding of service players as free agents and clarifies 1919 reserve rights under monthly salary contracts.
During convalescence from influenza and pneumonia, Imperial Gra num Food is described as nourishing, strengthening, and delicious with no sickish sweetness. The advertisement notes it is available from any druggist.
In Suffolk Probate Court Judge Grant awarded Mrs Martha L Watson monthly alimony of 285 dollars. The decision followed consideration of annual dividends from 200 shares of mica stock yielding about 50000 to 60000 dollars a year. Mrs Watson resides at the Parker House.
In a divorce hearing Judge Grant learns Arthur Watson received large dividends from 200 Watson Bros. stock in a mica business. He states Frederick Watson sold his shares for 25,000, while Mrs. Watson claims abandonment amid luxury losses. Arthur doubts his brother’s location and future, while the court questions ongoing benefits from the business.
Paris dispatch reports Romania will hold elections to the Chamber of Deputies and Senate in March with Parliament slated to convene on April 15. The notice outlines the upcoming political schedule and assembly date.
The Post reports Sussex era fund raising for the Buchanan family with donations from Y M C A Newsboys Boston and Park Street stand owner Max Shuman. A trustee is named Rev D G Ostroth and a $1000 goal may be placed in a trust paying Mrs Buchanan monthly to cover rent and groceries. A Victory New Year donation drive and a benefit concert in Davis Square are planned to boost contributions.
Contributions to the Post fund for Mrs W A Buchanan of Somerville mother of Clinton Buchanan who was killed by a car last Friday continue to arrive. Total subscriptions reach 661.47 with yesterday the largest day at 225.86 in gifts from readers and supporters.
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