Licensing soft drinks under Massachusetts act of 1922
The Boston licensing board notified that licenses for selling soft drinks will be issued with a maximum fee of 1. The act amends Chapter 149 to allow cities and towns to license beverage sales with restrictions on location and validity. Violations carry a fine up to 50 dollars. the act takes effect August 8, 1922. Women bond sellers form the Women s Bond Club nationwide.
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Boston
Frederic W. Cook
The
Commonwealth
Worcester Divorce Suit Alleges Frequent Intoxication
Louisanna Payne of Leicester files for divorce from John J. Payne of Worcester and Leicester alleging habitual drunkenness over eight months in three years. She testifies Payne chased her with a razor at Hull hotel grounds and threatened her brains. She says she is under a doctor’s care and weighs 101 pounds, down from 120 at marriage in 1906.
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Worcester
John J. Payne
Leicester
Boston
Warrick
Hull
Louisanna Payne
Superior Court
Frederick J. Macleod
Payne
Manchester
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Navy officer promoted by president joins captain rank
Commander Ward K. Wortman assistant commandant of the first naval district and aide to Rear Admiral Wiley at Charlestown Navy Yard was among 33 officers promoted to captain. Harding elevated seven new rear admirals and 77 commanders in the same move.
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Ward K. Wortman
First Naval District
Wiley
Charlestown Navy Yard
Harding
Destroyers Barry and Goff Scheduled for Maine Cruise
Barry and Goff will sail from Charlestown Navy Yard at 4 PM Saturday for a two week cruise along the Maine coast, with Bar Harbor as a main stop. Accommodations exist for a few naval reservists in enlisted ratings who apply in time. Vessels return to the yard around August 1. district personnel officer at Charlestown Navy Yard handles applications.
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Barry
Goff
Charlestown Navy Yard
Maine
Bar Harbor
Woman Leads Major American Writing Paper Lab
The head of a leading American writing paper factory is Miss Helen A. Kiely, a woman shaping research at the testing laboratory. Lady Rathhurst, owner of the conservative Morning Post, is noted for her hobby of goat raising.
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America
Helen A. Kiely
Lady Rathhurst
The
Morning Post
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United States
Women’s Bond Club
Navy
GotTem
SHE
United States Rubber Co
Wert
Raymond
Nore
Agatine
New Brighton
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