Hubman Sues For Divorce In Superior Court
Harry J. Hickok of Boston sues Eva B. Hickok for divorce alleging infidelity on July 1 1918 and other times. Co respondent named Harry P. Siebert of Cambridge. The libel also claims cruel treatment and seeks custody of their 3 year old daughter. Court orders Hickok to pay $7 weekly alimony and $50 to assist Mrs Hickok’s defense.
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Harry J. Hickok
Boston
Eva B. Hickok
Harry P. Siebert
Cambridge
Hickok
Arlington
Rickenbacker Named to Ohio State Aviation Commission
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker, America's premier ace, was named a member of Ohio's State Aviation Commission by Governor Cox. The commission is described as the first of its kind in the United States.
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Columbus
Ohio
Edward V. Rickenbacker
America
Cox
United States
Lodge as Chicago Boss and spectator of the Republican pageant
H L Mencken portrays Henry Cabot Lodge at the 1920 Republican convention as aloof chairing proceedings with a globe gavel. He treats the mob with irony, mocks the leadership, and judges Lodge’s rise amid Roosevelt’s glare, Harding’s nominating moment, and the spectacle of Chicago.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard
Chicago
Harding
Lodge
Boston
Adams Brothers
Senate
Solemn Departure Marked by Lodge’s Quiet Solitude
The passage notes Lodge riding separately with Ding and describes Lodge alone in the compartment, observing through the window with a ghostly smile. He eats alone at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, his task finished as he remains serenely detached from the events.
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Ding
Lodge
General Peyton C. Marsh Visits Rhine Commanders
General Peyton C. Marsh chief of staff of the American army visited Belgian and British commanders in the Rhineland. He toured Aix la Chapelle Soblenz and Cologne reviewing the British occupation forces and joined a dinner hosted by Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Morland. He announced a telegram from President Wilson seeking a visit from General Leman.
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Rhineland
Coblenz
Peyton Co. Marsh
March
Aix-la-Chapelle
Rucquoy
Soblenz
Cologne
Thomas Morland
Rhine
Wilson
United States
Leman
Liege
Fence Around Exposition Memorial Auditorium Begins
Workmen started a substantial board fence around the Exposition Memorial Auditorium in San Francisco to deter forced entry as the Democratic national convention opens June 28. Inside carpenters and painters finalize preparations for the event, with California delegates expected to cast initial ballot votes for each nominated candidate.
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San Francisco
Exposition Memorial Auditorium
California
Take Aspirin With Water and Bayer Brand Safety
An advertisement advises taking aspirin with water and checking for the Bayer name and Bayer Cross on tablets and packaging. It promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe and widely used for colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. It notes small tin boxes of twelve are inexpensive and larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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Hubman
Burlington, Vt
U.s.government Property Construction Division
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Trenton
N. J
M. Fox & Sons CO
S. Paca Street
Baltimore
Maryland
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore Evening Sun
Bosh
White House
Henry Cabot
Roosevelt
Vorenberg
Brockton
Howard & Foster
Huckins & Temple
M. A. Packard
Burt & Packard
Leonard & Barrows
AB Li
Togo
Nainsook Union
Overalls
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