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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
John Krieger files for divorce against his wife in Suffolk County Superior Court. The suit is brought by his mother Estelle M. Krieger on the grounds related to his status as a minor.
The divorce libel says Winifred Ogden Krieger, wife of John Krieger, betrayed her young husband. It notes their 1918 Boston marriage, alleged April adultery, and that Mrs Krieger contested service. The filing follows a prior nullity suit alleging she lied about being heiress to large fortunes and staged a 500 guest Back Bay dinner.
Arguments in the Federal Trade Commission hearing on newsprint ended with the American Newspaper Publishers Association requesting a maximum price of 2 1/2 cents per pound. Manufacturers had urged at least 4 cents. Paper now sells by agreement at 3 cents. The association notes annual savings of about 60 million dollars if the 4 cent price is reduced to 2 1/2 cents.
The Public Service Commission announced a plan to add party lines due to high demand for new lines. Government wartime restrictions hinder new installations, so the option is to place additional instruments on existing one or two party lines. No fare reductions are mentioned.
The Finance Commission announces it will veto the City Council action to cancel the street lighting contract with Boston Consolidated Gas Company. It warns that canceling the agreement would cost the city no less than 250000 dollars for the remaining term of the contract.
Paris reports three French aviators Gaillauroux Hutin and Flamand were killed at Amberieu air drome when two planes collided as they prepared to land after a trial flight.
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