Boston Wife Testifies in Divorce Case Over Shirt Allegations
Mrs Eva A Thompson a Boston department store demonstrator and chemist testified in divorce court that her husband became enraged over shirts she claimed were not his. She said she left him three times since 1906 citing cruelty neglect and liquor. He contradicts two departures and notes a Maine trip. The case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Thompson
Boston
Thompson
Maine
New York
SPCA Leader Warns Teamsters Overloading Horses
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals president Rowley issued a friendly warning to teamsters urging caution against overloading horses. He stressed that such cruelty will be treated severely, especially in the city’s bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Teamsters
Iowa Nominee for Congress Declines
Davenport Iowa January report says W E Hayes of Clinton resigns as Republican candidate for Congress after being nominated at the convention. Lane chair of the second district committee received the resignation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Lane
Iowa
Republican Congressional Committee
W. E. Hayes
Clinton
Hayes
Earl of Kintore Hosts Peace Dinner for Anglo American Exposition
A City Club dinner honored Earl of Kintore who spoke for the Anglo American Exposition planned in London next summer to mark a century of peace between Great Britain and the United States. Charles J. Martel spoke for French Canadians and French Americans, questioning why the French were not invited to participate in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Earl of Kintore
London
Great Britain
United States
Charles J. Martel
Waterloo
Paris
Ghent
Mr. Martel
Edwin D. Mead
World Peace Foundation
Earl Kintore
Professor Neilson
Britain
America
Anglo American Exposition Dinner Promotes Peace Ties
The event featured speeches by Edwin D. Mead and Curtis Guild on Anglo American unity and the 100th anniversary of peace. Earl Kintore pledged 200000 in profits for scholarships, with plans for British exhibits at the Panama Exposition and transport of exhibits to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imre Kiralfy
New York
Curtis Guild
Russia
Samuel J. Elder
San Francisco
Ralph Keyes Plans Divorce From June Ainsworth Keyes
Ralph Keyes told the Post he will soon file for divorce from June Ainsworth Keyes of Assinippi after a separation last March. June and her mother say they are happy together and June plans to sue or contest on grounds including desertion, with their child Dorothy and potential April event noted.
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Ralph Keyes
June Ainsworth Keyes
Jennie M. Eaton
The
Post
June
Boston
Assinippi
Keyes
Ralph
Mr. Keyes
Mrs. Eaton
Mrs. Keyes
Jane
Dorothy
James Prouty
Ausinippi
Tango Dance Causes Death in Police Court Ruling
William H. Brown, 64, of 64 Shawmut Avenue, died from head injuries after a Christmas day tango in Spenger's house. Judge Ely found the death caused by the dance. Daniel Spencer, 41 Camden Street, accused of manslaughter, was discharged after testimony showed Brown struck his head on a door while dancing with 15 year old Ollie Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brown
Shawmut Avenue
Ely
Daniel Spencer
Camden Street
Brown
Ollie Thompson
Spenger
Spencer
Typhoid Cases Rise to 47 in Jamaica Plain and Roxbury
Seven more typhoid cases were reported, lifting total to 47 as Jamaica Plain and Roxbury health workers, in cooperation with the Board of Health, press to contain the outbreak. Residents were urged to seek medical advice if symptoms appear and to follow sanitary guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Board of Health
Intense Cold Sends Paris Prices Soaring
Paris experiences a four week deep freeze with no letup driving food costs sharply higher. Potatoes rise to nearly double and fresh vegetables cost four to six times their normal prices as of January in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Let Us Help You Plan Your Trip to California
Travel planning pitch from a Boston agent for California trips via Chicago Union Pacific and North Western line. Offers itinerary assistance reservations schedules rates and train service details. Mentions 322 Washington Street Boston contact numbers and an agent title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago
Union Pacific & North Western Line
Addres
J. &. Brittain
Chicago & North Western Ry
Washington Street
Corner Milk Stroest
Boston
Mass
Medford Nurse Surrenders to Boston Police
Mildred Graham, the Medford nurse sought by Boston police in sensational fashion, turned herself in at police headquarters with counsel from Gaston Snow & Saltonstall. She posted $1000 cash bail and was allowed to leave after a caution to keep details private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Graham
Medford
Boston
Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall
Miss Graham Held After East Boston Alleged Affair
Mrs. William A. McNeil of Putnam Street identified Miss Graham as the woman linked to an improper relationship with McNeil, husband of the complainant. Graham posted 1000 bail and left, while McNeil remains jailed in Charles Street. Kerrigan pursued Graham, forcing a confrontation at 90 Fifth Street Medford where a shotgun was shown. Kerrigan later held not guilty and reprimanded for warrant mishandling. McNeil and Graham slated for trial early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Graham
William A. McNeil
Putnam Street
Boston
East Boston
McNeil
Charles Street
White Plains
N. Y
Kerrigan
Graham
Fifth Street
Medford
Frank B. Graham
Bruce
Malden
Malden District Court
Disabled liner reaches New York
The steamer Oscar Sr. of the Scandinavian American line arrived in New York today after a gale on January 19nd left it three days overdue. The storm caused the starboard propeller to race and broke a cylinder and connecting rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oscar Sr
Light on the Income Tax
Francis X. Malley, collector of internal revenue, issued a statement on the income tax. A person with net income of 2500 or more in 1913 or 8004 or more in later years must file a return if income partly from dividends and partly from other sources. If net income is not over 20000 and consists only of dividends from a corporation, no return is required. Dividends declared and credited by Massachusetts cooperative banks are gains and profits and must be counted as income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X. Malley
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts Co-Operative Banks
Clothing men pay tribute to Miner in Boston meeting
A Boston meeting of clothing manufacturers mourned George A. Miner, a pioneer in the industry. Eulogies were given by FE. R. Smith Silas Peavy Colonel B. Stearns and J. I. Rhodes. A funeral committee of Lovell Snow Eben L. Ripley and Colonel E. Stearns was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Manufacturers of
Boston
Clothiers’ Association of Boston
George A. Miner
FE. R. Smith
Silas Peavy
B. Stearns
J. I. Rhodes
Lovelll. Snow
Eben L. Ripley
E. Stearns
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Mrs. Thompson
Congress
Brice
Kintore
Martel
France
Lord Kintore
Earnest E. Smith
Fitzgerald
Governor's Island
Curley
Marte
Marte!’s Speech Followed Mr. Smith
Lord Wellington
Atlantic
William A. Neilson
Harvard
the Press Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
Nou
Piffle
Sireng
Nen
Cofian
E. Brunel Studios
Philadelphia
Emil Brunel
E. Brunel
Tremont Street
Eel Orfer
Malley
Shuman
Talbot Co
Talbot’s
Old South
Hanover Street
B’way
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