Drug Store Owner Faces 30000 Suit Over Wife Affections
Allan Adams of Somerville is named defendant in a $30,000 alienation of affection suit filed by Samuel N. Webber of Boston. Webber, a former pool hall owner, claims Adams caused his wife to run up debts and divert household goods. The couple had lived at 11 Hawthorne Street, West Somerville, and are reportedly separated amid a divorce suit. Adams denies the accusation, calling Webber crazy.
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Allan Adams
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Samuel N. Webber
Boston
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Webber
Court Street
City Hall Avenue
Adams House
Formery
Hawthorne Street
West Somerville
Adams
Miss May E. McNamara to Wed Charles J. Lyons
Miss May E. McNamara of Brookline will marry Charles J. Lyons at St. Lawrence Church Brookline at 8 AM The Rev J J Lyons uncle of the bride will conduct the nuptial mass Miss Alice McNamara will be maid of honor Eugene O Connor is best man The couple will reside at 7 Sutherland Road Brookline after a honeymoon
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Brookline
May E. McNamara
M. McNamara
Newton Street
Charles J. Lyons
St. Lawrence Church
J. J. Lyons
West Medford
Miss McNamara
Alice McNamara
Eugene O’connor
Sutherland Road
May E. Mnamara
Supreme Court Backs Employers Liability Act
The U S Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, upheld the 1908 employers liability law, abolishing the fellow servant doctrine in interstate employee injuries. Justic Van Devanter stated Congress may regulate interstate carriers and supersede conflicting state laws, with state courts retaining jurisdiction without substantial inconvenience.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Bessie Babcock
Montana
Mary A. Walsh
Massachusetts
Edgar G. Mondou
Connecticut
Justic van Devanter
van Devanter
Refusal of Aid by Freight Handlers in Longshore Strike
The Boston and Maine Freight Handlers Assembly offered $2000 to support longshoremen in a 10 cent an hour wage strike. The Longshoremen Trade Council rejected aid and vowed to continue the walkout, citing interference by non-longshoremen and asserting readiness for a prolonged fight.
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Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
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