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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

13

Stockin Engaged to Bowdoin Professor

Miss Elean Charlotte Stockin of Watertown engaged to Charles Harold Livingston, Bowdoin College professor of Romance languages. Miss Stockin is daughter of Mrs Edwin Stockin, treasurer of the Youth's Companion. Livingston is a Harvard graduate of 1910 and member of Alpha Phi Sigma, Circolo Italiano, Delta Sigma Phi Beta Kappa, and the Aeronautical Society.

Elean Charlotte Stockin Watertown Jarles Harold Livingston Bowdoin Lege Stockin Edwin Stockin Mpanion Livingston Alpha Phi Sigma Issisal Club Circolo Italiano Delta Silon Phi Beta Kappa Aeroutical Society

Mentho Sulphur Clears Pimples Says Skin Specialist

An advertisement claims Mentho Sulphur clears pimples on skin areas including ce neck and arms. A red skin specialist asserts the solution dries pimples and they disappear, insisting sulfur is the true pimples mover and that the product is harmless.

Harding Nominates Russell Brigadier General in Marines

President Harding nominates Colonel John H. Russell to brigadier general in the Marine Corps and elevates 13 Officers' Reserve Corps officers to brigadier general in a January 4 announcement from Washington.

Washington Harding John H. Russell Marine Corps Officers’ Reserve Corps

Describing Husbands Cruelties in East Cambridge Divorce

In East Cambridge a navy petty officer John Dodge faced a divorce hearing with wife Florence M. Prescott as she recounted cruel and abusive acts. The judge granted a nisi decree and allowed her to resume her maiden name.

East Cambridge Florence M. Dodge Somerville John Navy Tie Norfolk Callahan Florence M. Prescott

Decree Granted After Christmas Eve Abuse Claim

The wife testified her husband returned home drunk on Christmas Eve and she left the next day. She received a decree for cruel and abusive treatment. Florence A. Sturtevant of Waltham supported her account of assaults and threats including a razor threat and nose-wringing during a nursing course.

Lillian B. Vigeant Marlboro Will Robert Florence A. Sturtevant Waltham North Adams Calahan

New Non-Partisan Political Conference Organized in Texas

A new party named the Non-Partisan Political Conference was formed in Waco Texas with backing from the Farm Labor Union Non-Partisan League the Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods and the State Federation of Labor. The group supports government ownership of utilities the referendum recall and tax changes and plans to place candidates on the Texas Democratic primary ballot.

Waco Tex Farm Labor Union Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods State Federation of Labor

McDonald Re-Elected Head of Boston Printing Trades Council

Daniel J. McDonald is re-elected secretary for a 26th term by the Boston Allied Printing Trades Council. New officers include John F. Maguire as president and Mary Meehan as vice president, with other trustees and grievance committee members chosen. The council urged Senators Lodge and Walsh and Massachusetts lawmakers to back tariffs on foreign goods to aid American manufacturers. Michael S. Cooney’s candidacy for superintendent of the Municipal Printing Plant was unanimously endorsed.

Boston Allied Printing Trades Council Daniel J. McDonald John F. Maguire Mary P. Meehan Mary Wood Matthew J. Casey James F. O’brien John O. Battis Michael S. Cooney Mary Morley Lodge Walsh Massachusetts Congress Cooney Franklin Association

Hagberg Suit to Be Heard Today in East Cambridge Probate Court

A hearing is scheduled today in East Cambridge Probate Court on the contested separate support petition filed by Mrs. Hannah V. Hagberg of Watertown against John G. Hagberg of New York. The respondent was recommended by Senator Lodge for the Immigration Commission post but was transferred to a New York station after charges of irregularities were made by former Commissioner Skeffington.

East Cambridge Hannah V. Hagberg Watertown John G. Hagberg New York Senator Lodge Skeffington

Postmaster Nominees Named by Harding

President Harding nominates postmasters to the Senate including James N. Walsh of Leominster Massachusetts as of January 4 in Washington.

Washington Senate Harding James N. Walsh Leominster Mass

Trade Board to Discuss New Transit Facilities

The Dorchester Board of Trade will meet this evening at Adams Street rooms to discuss the Public Utilities and Transit Commissions final report on rapid transit facilities for the Dorchester district to be submitted to the Legislature this session.

Dorchester, District Public Utilities and Transit Commissions Dorchester Board of Trade Adams Street Dorchester

Four Firemen Burned in Wholesale Grocery Warehouse Fire

A fire at the Currier-Todd wholesale grocery warehouse in Lawrence caused about 10000 in damage. Four Central fire station firefighters Wilbur Haigh James Campbell Joseph Ford and Richard F Lamb were burned.

Lawrence Currier-Todd Wilbur Haigh James Campbell Joseph Ford Richard F. Lamb Central Fire Station

Weeks to be guest of ex service men at arms ball

Secretary of War John W Weeks will be among the army representatives at the Army and Navy Club ball at Hast Armory on January 18. Mrs Richard M Saltonstall said 60 boxes were built for the gala and 45 sold. General Mark Lt Hersey, commander of New England coast defence, attended and promised cooperation.

John W. Weeks Army and Navy Club Hast Armory Richard M. Saltonstall Mark Lt. Hersey New England Coast Defence

Lipton Yellow Label Tea Ad Offers Free Samples

An advertising pitch extols Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea as the world’s top selling quality tea. It promises a free sample if a grocer lacks stock and invites readers to mail the grocer’s details to Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Lipton’s Lipton Thomas J. Lipton, Inc Hoboken, N. J

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