Dorchester Man Alleges Desertion in Divorce Libel
Frederick W. Daley of Dorchester accuses his wife Catherine Daley of desertion in a divorce libel case. In court she angrily told Attorney John J. O’Hare that he is the cause of their trouble during cross examination.
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Catherine Daley
John J. O’hare
Frederick W. Daley
Thorndike Street
Dorchester
Daley Case Reveals Tensions In Turbulent Marriage
The testimony describes an unhappy marriage between Daley and Mrs. Daley. She followed him on the street and struck him. He recalls moved to separate after conflict over chores and a one-room apartment. Family members testify of past separations and efforts to reconcile as the case continues.
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Daley
Hyde Square
Jamada Plain
Patrick Kilroy
Hayden
Roxbury
Trustees Seek Cash for Motors Shares
A bill of complaint filed in federal court by trustees George W. Reed Charles F. Rowley and Thomas D. Lavelle of the Massachusetts Motors Company now in bankruptcy seeks $112,741 from the Commercial Finance Corporation. It alleges stock valued at par $0 was delivered for $97.50 per share and the trustees seek the difference.
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George W. Reed
Charles F. Rowley
Thomas D. Lavelle
Massachusetts Motors Company
Commercial Finance Corporation
Coughs Fade With Father John's Medicine Ad
Ad promotes Father John's Medicine as a remedy that soothes breathing passages without drugs. It emphasizes relief from coughs and claims healing effects.
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Father John
Indictments for murder and related crimes in Middlesex
A Middlesex grand jury at East Cambridge returned murder in the first degree against Vito Salvo of Natick for killing his brother in law Giovannio Parinello with a razor on December 29. Other indictments include George W. Dunham for the murder of his sweetheart Althea Knight in Malden, Forrest R. Libby for two counts of Assault with intent to kill two Wakefield officers, and Benjamin Mitchell and William T. Red on burglary and breaking charges with varying bonds.
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Vito Salvo
Natick
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Giovannio Parinello
George W. Dunham
Malden
Althea B. Knight
Callahan
Forrest R. Libby
Wakefield
Joseph Preston
James A. Preston
Clarence W. Loud
John G. Gates
Benjamin Mitchell
Billerica
William T. Red
Somerville
Gas Poisoning Victims Found in South Boston Apt
Mrs. Margaret Maher 67 and Miss Mary McDonough 73, cousins, lie at City Hospital from gas poisoning after being found unconscious in a room off the kitchen on the third floor at 10 Vincent Street South Boston. Mr and Mrs John Zalewski on the second floor discovered them early yesterday.
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Margaret Maher
Mary McDonough
City Hospital
Vincent Street
South
Boston
John Zalewski
Bank Till Rifled in Daylight in South Boston Store
Two hold up men entered the M O Keefe store at Dorchester and Athens streets yesterday afternoon and robbed the till of about 44 dollars while 23 year old manager John F Bucher was held at gunpoint. He followed the men outside but could not identify them. police and witnesses searched nearby streets.
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M. O'Keefe
Dorchester and
Athens Streets
Boston
John F. Bucher
Bucher
Athens Street
Ropewalk at Navy Yard May Face Closure
The famous Ropewalk at the Charlestown Navy Yard may close tonight unless work is immediately awarded to it. Rear Admiral Wiley has informed the department of the situation, risking the employment of about twenty men.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Wiley
Department
Need for Two More Federal Judges Cited
State Prohibition Director Elmer C. Potter said the government spends 25 000 annually to store seized liquor in the district and urged adding two more federal court judges to handle the rising Prohibition Act cases. He compared Massachusetts and Georgia judge totals to illustrate the need.
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Elmer C. Potter
Massachusetts
Georgia
Storage Costs Rise as Docket Delays Persist
A court docket grows longer with mounting backlog and mounting storage charges. Prompt hearings are argued to save costs, potentially covering two judge salaries.
Special Election Planned for Third Maine District
AUGUSTA Me Jan 5 A special election in Maine s third congressional district to fill the Peters vacancy will be held Monday March 20 Primary ballots are due by Feb 13 and primary papers by Jan 23 Governor Baxter announced Blaine B Wiles lumberman and John K E Nelson are Republican candidates Ernest L McLean attorney is unopposed for the Democratic nomination All candidates are residents of Augusta
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Augusta
Specia
Maine
John A. Peters
Federal District Court For
Baxter
Blaine
Wiles
John KE. Nelson
Ernest L. McLean
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