Freeman Cross Examines Love Letters in Benner Case
Mrs. Freeman testifies about letters to her husband from 1917 to 1919 and details about Dr. Herbert O. Benner, his offices in Boston and Framingham, and the couple’s finances and hospital visits during the period. The cross examination covers personal separations, ownership of a diary, and the treatment timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunt
Dedham
Herbert O. Benner
Mr. Hunt
Thompson
Tunt
Dr. Benner
Elsie Janis
Lady Algy
Mrs. Pierce
Lramingham
Framingham
Boston
Hyde Park
Mattapan
T.aid
Everett Post photographer and wife marry in hush hush ceremony
Miss Beryl Young of Everett and Jack Williams a Post staff photographer quietly wed at the First Methodist Church Everett. The couple met recently on a charity benefit and plan a short wedding trip to New York and Washington. Williams is a five year Post veteran and well known to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Young
Forest Street
Everett
Jack” Williams
Post
First Methodist Church
Joseph W. Stephan
New York
Washington
Jack
Williams
Hartland
New England
Camera Men
International Film Company
John H. Williams
Huntington heads Post photo staff as best man in wedding
Fred P. Huntington, head of the Post photograph staff, served as best man while Mrs. Blanche Danahey of Everett acted as matron of honor in a Boston ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston American
The
Boston Journal
Fred P. Huntington
Post
Blanche Danahey
Everett
Police tackle bootleggers in Boston crackdown
Boston police joined national Prohibition efforts targeting hip pedlers. Since Friday five liquor arrests and one illegal whiskey sale were reported. Jacob Gershfield of 77 Stamford Street West End allegedly sold a half pint for three dollars to an undercover Joy Street patrolman and was turned over to federal officials. Prohibition supervisor McCarthy announced no more applications for enforcement staff after December 15 1919 with exams January 6 7 and 8. appointments to follow through Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jacob Gershfield
Stamford Street
West Find
Joy Street
Gershfield
Prohibition
William J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Washington
Tears Change Fate of Erring Boy in Court
A mother cried in court to save her son Joseph Sutton from prison after a larceny charge. Judge Aiken granted probation again, while Carl Peterson received five to eight years in state prison for renting and using the stolen car with a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sutton
Superior Criminal Court
Aiken
Sutton
Carl Peterson
New York
State
Poll tax charges to be reduced after constable inquiry
City Collector Frank S. Deland promised reductions after grilling 15 constables serving poll tax warrants. He said charges exceeding 1.50 would not be added to tax bills, calling excessive fees a form of rubbing it in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S&s. Deland
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Mrs. Cobb
Ely
Mr. Freeman
Framingham 128
Mr. Trant
Benner
Park Square
Carver Street
Cape Cod
Mrs. Freeman
Centreville
Putnam
Hall
Hunt
Attorney Hunt
Chicago
the Magazine of Leisure Interests
Abraham Lincoln
Greenwich Village
Metropolitan
Financial District
Avenue
Lakewood
George Jean Nathan
P. G. Wodehouse
Hugh Walpole
GOLF
Grantland Rice
George Duncan
William Orpen
Frank Brangwyn
Paul Manship
Hall OF Fame
Chesterton
Walpole
John Jay Chapman
Vanity Fair
Stephen Leacock
Fish
Paul Geraldy
Georges Chappell
Boy
the Bovinine CO
W. Houston St
Ees
Science
Bae
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