Ruth Freeman to Testify Against Mother in Divorce Trial
The ongoing Framingham divorce case widens as Ruth Freeman, 15, will testify for her father next week while Sally Freeman has already testified for the mother. The lengthy cross examination reveals detectives hired by Freeman, substantial payments, and questions about the doctor involved, with tensions mounting as both sides push their narratives.
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Cincinnati Shoe Workers Win Pay Increases Across Factories
More than 9000 shoe workers in Cincinnati received pay raises today ranging from 18 to 25 percent with back pay dating to November 1, 1919. Most employees across departments work on piece rates.
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Child Saved By Mother's Quick Aid in Sanford Ad
Gertrude Lamarre six years old of Anselme and Mrs. Lamarre of 29 Main Street Sanford Maine was saved from fits by Dr True's Elixir after her mother reported dizziness and illness. The notice touts Dr True's Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller since 1851 and urges readers to buy at dealers.
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Cave man theory busted as Burlingame jailed for assault
Chicago dated Jan 30. George Burlingame, smitten by Marguerite Creger, threatened her with a revolver to coerce a marriage license. Police nabbed him after she sought help. bail set at 2000 on weapons and assault charges. Creger aided by birth certificate check.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Sweeney
Mrs. M. Georgia Clinton Sweeney wife of Lawrence J. Sweeney of Arlington and Boston Globe editor will be honored tomorrow at 1 o'clock from 17 Temple Street with services at St Agnes Church at 1 45 p m She died suddenly yesterday morning after surgery Born in Auburn Missouri married nine years ago and lived in Dorchester before moving to Arlington four years ago
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Clifford) Sweeney
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Cambridge man faces four counts of larceny and robbery
James E Hughes a 27 year old Cambridge mechanic faced four larceny and robbery charges in East Cambridge Superior Court. He pleaded not guilty and testified he was married and at his lodging house on nights of the alleged hold ups. The case was before Judge O Connell with District Attorney Tufts prosecuting and Major Thomas J Walsh defending. It was expected a jury verdict would be announced today.
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Hughes in Cambridge Robberies Linked to Taxi Holdups
Commonwealth claims Hughes telephoned Harvard Taxi in Brookline on October 30 1919 ordering a Cambridge pickup. Buckley testified he drove Hughes around Cambridge and near the Gray and Davis plant when Hughes produced a revolver and ordered him to abandon the car. The vehicle was found at Hampshire and Tremont streets. A second taxi driver Cannon testified to similar rides in Boston and Cambridge with a robbery at Cross Street Belmont before abandoning the vehicle on Causeway Street. Hughes was arrested November 24 1919 and later denied the charges on the stand.
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Last Honors 10 Prof Johnston Harvard Funeral
Harvard paid final tribute to Professor Robert Matteson Johnston historian of the AEF during the war at a special funeral service in Appleton Chapel yesterday noon. Col Arthur L Conger and other colleagues attended as honorary pallbearers. burial was at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
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County Prison Empty After Pardons and Transfers
Fitchburg January 30 county house of corrections in this city was empty of prisoners this morning after pardons for four inmates and transfer of 11 others to Worcester. The jail closes February 1 amid effects of the prohibition era.
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Worcester
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Boost
If your skin is yellow pale and your tongue coated you may have a bad taste in your mouth. A lazy feeling can signal constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet with no dangerous after effects. Millions sold yearly for 10 and 25 cents. Take one or two nightly for results.
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