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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1919

Page

9

Bolan Seeks Divorce Over Boarder Incident

James H. Bolan a Boston letter carrier asked Judge Sisk for a divorce from Frances J. Bolan in Superior Court. He testified he rose at 2 a.m. to shave and attend church, and said he found Frances with boarder Edward Nichols one morning. Nichols denied wronging the family. Mrs Bolan claimed the real issue was her husband wanting their daughter Helen out of the home. The trial continues.

James H. Bolan Boston Frances Edward Nichols Nichols Bolans Bolan Livingston Division 5 Cazenove Street Mrs. Bolan Wiehols

Mustarine Mustard Plaster Promises Fast Pain Relief

Advertisement touts Mustarine the original mustard plaster in a yellow box. Claims quick relief from headaches neuralgia toothache earache and other pains within six minutes with no substitutes. Promotes strong red yellow mustard formula and urges readers to ask for Mustarine.

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The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen

Baron Munchausen recounts a Lithuanian horse tale where he calms a wild steed and performs feats to win favor with ladies and nobles. He describes riding through siege action with expertise, then a market encounter where his horse loses a part of its hindquarter but is miraculously healed by laurel sprigs his father sews together.

Truth about Russia committee formed in New York

A group of American publicists announced a "truth about Russia" committee in New York asserting the Soviet government rules Russia in an orderly fashion and urging allies to work with Lenin. The card includes Alvin Johnson and Jane Addams among others and contrasts Lenin with Trotsky.

New York Russia United States Lenine Alvin Johnson Henry R. Massey Albert J. Nock William MacDonald Paul Kellogg Martyn Johnston Harold Stearns Robert Morss Lovett Frank P. Walsh War Labor Board Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Amos Pinchot Trotzky L Lenine

New England Tank Club Being Formed

A permanent New England Tank Corps club will be formed March 1 in the Quincy House with A. J. Knight as commander and J. P. Fox as secretary. About eight tank men from Corps 305 307 308 340 341 842 848 have joined a temporary group created at a City Club meeting last Saturday. Boston police and firemen backed the effort and G. F. Moore Engine 3 and H. K. Cross will serve on the entertainment committee.

New England Tank Corps Club New England Quincy House A. J. Knight A Company 341 Tank Corps J. P. Fox Boston C Company City Club Bostor G. F. Moore H. K. Cross

Pensions Plan For U S Workers Backed By House

A House Interstate Commerce Committee report supports the McKellar Keating retirement bill for civil service workers. It calls for annuities with retirement ages 68 for most, 65 for mechanics and city rural clerks, and 60 for railway mail clerks, with a maximum $600 yearly payout. About half of current eligible employees would receive roughly $500 annually.

Washington House Interstate Commerce

Lawson Fails as Attorney in Equity Motion

Thomas W. Lawson argued in Superior Court that his daughter in law had a lawful legal remedy, but Judge Jenney refused to dismiss the equity bill. The case, seeking enforcement of a support agreement for Mrs Lawson and her four children while her husband is in the army, proceeds to the equity merit session next week.

Thomas W. Lawson Stituate Superior Court Jenney Arnold Lawson Lawson Equity

British Grand Fleet Beginnings Dispersal Announced

London dispatch reports Admiral Beatty announcing the British grand fleet is being dispersed after receiving Edinburgh’s freedom. Naval critic Archibald Hurd calls for part of the fleet to shift to peace footing under nucleus crew, with flags to fly in Canadian, Pacific, Chinese, Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf waters.

London Montreal David Beatty Edinburgh Archibald Hurd Canadian Pacific Indian Ocean Persian Gulf Admiralty

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