Letter From Millicent Heathcote Pleads for Husband to Return
The piece recounts Mrs Millicent Heathcote writing to Colonel R E M Heathcote begging him to return amid an ongoing divorce case. Lord Mercy cites it as among the most moving divorce letters seen, while the colonel’s reply remains cool and resolute.
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Lord Mercy
London
Millicent Heathcote
R. E. M. Heathcote
Bertie
Lave
France
Rutland
Fife
Issus
Milly
Mystic River rescue at bathing beach saves 20 year old girl
Elizabeth Cusick, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Cusick of Joy Street Somerville, was rescued after drowning in the Mystic River when 45 feet from shore. Lifeguard Albert Mocogni swam to her aid, brought her ashore, and she was revived in the bathhouse before returning home.
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Elizabeth ‘Cusick
Ughter
Michaelick
Joy Street ‘Court
Somer
Mystic
the Isle Bathing Beach
Miss Cusick
Albert Mocogni
Aland Islands Awarded to Finland by League
The League of Nations Council awarded the Aland Islands in the Baltic Sea to Finland. The decision was announced in Geneva on June 24.
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Aland Islands
Finland
Geneva
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
Baltic Sea
Tanlac user touts dramatic health reversal in Boston ad
James J. Fitzpatrick of Beachmont Massachusetts recounts severe stomach pain indigestion and rheumatism before Tanlac restored his health within six months. He claims daily meals sleep and activity improved and praises Tanlac as the greatest medicine on earth. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett's Drug Stores.
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Tanlac
James J.fitztrick
Bellingham, Ave
Beachont
Mass
National Analine, & Chemicalmpany
Boston
International Proprietaries, Inc
Liggett's Drug Stores
Irish Race Will Exact Full Price
Peter Golden secretary of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic says New Englanders should press the United States to recognize the Irish republic. He contends America fails to honor its dead and refuses to stay neutral.
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New
Peter Golden
American Association For Recognition of the Irish Republic
Golden warns on Irish question international crisis in Boston speech
Secretary Golden, making a New England speaking tour, denounces England's handling of Ireland as an international issue. He condemns Ulster moves and asks if America will witness Ireland's plight and support the Irish cause, claiming America's past fight against oppression justifies action.
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Golden
Boston
State Association
Milk Street
New England
Connecticut
England
Mr. Golden
Ulster
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
America
Addig
U.im
Sporting man fined in contempt of court dispute
John Prokos, a known figure in Lawrence and Salem sports circles, pleaded guilty to contempt before Judge Frederick Fosdick in Superior Criminal Court. He was fined $150 for allegedly threatening Patrick Jennings, the complainant in an assault case tried recently in Salem.
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Lawrence
John Prokos
Salem
Frederick Fosdick
Superior Criminal Court
Patrick Jennings
David and His Little Sling Opens New Signor Pug Tale
Mildred Cram continues Signor Pug adventures with a new episode titled David and His Little Sling to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Mildred Cram
Signor Pug
David
Sling
Boston Sunday Post
Miss June Re-Elected Leader of Boston Telephone Operators
Miss Mary E. June was re elected president of the Boston Telephone Operators Union without opposition at the annual election held at Wells Memorial Hall. Frances Van Tassel was re elected vice president and several officers were confirmed with minor contests only for delegates to the International convention in St. Louis and the Massachusetts State Branch convention in Springfield.
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Telephone Girls
Seere
Wells Memorial Building
Ene
Ein Ee
Ry Keane
Grace Eason
Mary Lally
Hazel ‘Young
Annie Lawless
Rose Rogers
Mary O'Rourke
Mary E. June
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Frances van Tassel
Annie Mollow
Loretta M. Baker
Theresa O’brien
June
Molloy
van Tassel
St. Louis
Massachusetts
A. F. of IL
Springfield
Liberty Ferry Run Down By Tug Near Statue of Liberty
A 100 foot launch named Pontiac carrying men across New York harbor was struck and cut in two by a tug from the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. One man is believed drowned while others were rescued as harbor craft arrived.
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New York
Statue of Liberty
Pontiac
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Ad Writing Contest Draws New England Entries
Midsummer letters pour in from shore resorts and mountains as contestants vie for cash prizes of 500 or 1000 dollars for the Zain Ad Writing Contest. Submissions must cover 24 product ideas, with entries mailed to Box 6281 Boston Mass by July 2.
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New England
Zain
Boston
Mass
Board of Judges
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Raves Girl From
Fitzpatrick
Sporting Man
Miss June
Phone Operators’ Union
Liberty
Boston Varnish Company
Brunswick Phonographs
Buddy Buds
Colgate’s Tale
Croeker Mountain
Eaton’s Hichland
Jeen
Holland
Far East
Gillette
Goodey
Hervard Cigars
Jap Rose
Ward’s
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Outfitters
Ward
Palm Beach
Summer St
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