Mansfield Denies All Miss Ryan's Claims
Henry J. Mansfield faces cross examination over Miss Alice Ryan allegations of living together and marriage disputes. Witnesses describe visits to West Haven and Ferncroft Inn with claims of payments and quarrels. The case cites hospital, hotel, and clock company connections and a 1911 Ferncroft fire amid assertions of gambling and “white slavery” threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulilivan
Bess
Mansfield
Ferncroft Inn
Wansfield
Wes
Ryan
Henry K. Mansfield
Miss Ryan
Mr. Coakley
Henry J. King
Smith Street
West Haven
Conn
New Haven
Mr. King
Clock Company
Coakley
King
Man
Mrs. Ing
Harry
marrie@ Bess
Dr. Coke
WARDEN ALLEN NAMES HENDRY WARDEN ALLEN NAMES HENDRY
William Hendry appointed deputy warden of the State prison at Charles Town by Warden Allen. He will take office Feb 1. Born in Scotland 45 years ago, he has served at Deer Island since 1893 and as deputy master since 1897. He is a member of Winthrop Lodge Elks Crystal Bay Odd Fellows and the Scotch Charitable Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hendry
House of Correction
Deer Island
Charlestown
Allen
Mr. Hendry
Scotland
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Crystal Bay Lodge of Odd Fellows
The
Scotch Charitable Society
Quincy Dickerman School Dedicated in Roxbury
The new Quincy E. Dickerman School on Magnolia Street Roxbury will be dedicated this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Brimmer School Association led by Major Patrick J. O Keefe will host with former Brimmer pupils and public figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy BE
James A. Treanor
Phillips Brooks School
Michael H. Corcoran
Franklin B. Dyer
Augustus L. Rafter
John J. Attridge
A. H. Gilson
Frank KE. Dickerman
Quincy E. Dickerman
Frank B. Dickerman
William A. Mec- Devitt
Brimmer
America
New
Magnolia Street
Roxbury
Brimmer School
Cushing and Curley Back Constitutional Amendment Debate
Lieutenant Governor Cushing and Mayor Curley urged passage of a constitutional amendment to ease taxation inequities. They backed an income tax base and an equalized tax system, arguing wealthy nonresidents shift tax burden away from towns. Curley also supported longer two year terms for state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Curley
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
City Club
Suffrage Progress Seen, Reader Sees 1920 Vote Era
Alice Stone Blackwell writes to the Post praising an editorial on women’s suffrage and predicts continued growth in states allowing women to vote. She notes the count rising from four to twelve between 1910 and 1915 and argues suffrage will reach all 48 states in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. House of Representatives
California
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Kansas
Illinois
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Union
Alice Stone Blackwell
Corner Stone Laid Again at Wellesley College
The cornerstone of the original Wellesley College building on College Hill is relaid in a ceremony with educators and public figures present. The stone, found in ruins after a fire, originally contained a Bible with Mrs Durant’s dedicatory note. Today it will include the Bible, the college fire issue, a Durant couple photograph, a legend about their gift, and a student directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley College
College Hill
Wellesley
The
College News
Mary K. Chapman
Grosvenor Bidg
Providence, R. I
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morrill
Yerncroft
Mansfields
Henry
Helen
Massachusetts
Ferncroft
Mr. Mansfield
New York
Claremont
Riverside Drive
Miss Kennedy
Manhattan
Mabel Kennedy
Mabel
Attorney Sullivan
Warden Allen
Hendry
Hanover
Norfolk
Tures
Coats
Mien
Mackinaws
Enos
Quincy FE
Boston Pro
Kentucky
Burley de Luxe
Cuny
Oliggett
the Christmas Club
Cosmopolitan Trust CO
Devonshire St
Boston
B.P
Paris
Philo
Tremont ST
Cushing and Curley
Ingraham, Inc
Winter ST
Edward Lassere
U. S
Connorco
Union St
Washington St
Jefferson Building
Ted
Egee
HonGele
Brookside
lSpaghetti
Heinz
Soda Common
Ter