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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1919

Page

6

Lawful concerns spark annulment suit over two prior marriages

Philip Henry Girard of Lawrence files in Essex County Superior Court at Salem for an annulment of his marriage to Clara Kelley alias Ruth Rolland. He asserts Clara was legally married to Abraham Fine of Boston on Nov 3 1915 and that Fine is still living, while the 1917 Lewiston marriage to Girard was not in legal effect.

Philip Henry Girard Lawrence Essex County Superior Court Salem Clara Kelley Ruth Rolland Lewiston Girard Boston Abraham Fine Fine

Divorce Case Set for Salem Court on March 17

Abraham Fine and his wife are named in a petition. The case will probably come up in the Divorce Court at Salem on March 17.

Abraham Fine Salem

Coal Cargo for Elevated Taken to New Bedford

The lake-built steamer Lake Ennis carrying 3000 tons of coal from Norfolk to Boston Elevated Railway was towed to New Bedford after collision damage in Vineyard Sound. Repairs will be made there. The Lake Fluvanna, also in the accident, reached New York with a damaged stem and bow plates but no leakage. it was en route from Boston to Norfolk in dense fog.

Vineyard Sound Lake Ennis Norfolk Boston Elevated Railway New Bedford New York Boston

New York Senate blocks Wilson welcome resolution

Democrats tried to pass a Senate resolution welcoming President Wilson to New York but Republicans blocked it. Senator George F. Thompson said the move aimed to covertly place the Senate behind the League of Nations plan.

Albany N. Y Senate Wilson New York George F. Thompson New York Senate League of Nations

Boston speech links Senate to League of Nations debate

Dr Edward Cummings of Boston told a New England Dry Goods Association dinner at the Boston City Club that responsibility for world war rests with the United States Senate, calling it the reactionary body opposing the League of Nations.

United States Senate League of Nations Edward Cummings Boston New England Dry Goods Association Boston City Club

Harvard Honor Roll Counts 297 Men With 1382 Killed

Harvard's Widener Library doorway memorial lists 297 on the roll of honor. Of these, 1382 were mortally wounded or killed in action. Additional facts show 33 decorations from the bravery awards, and a mortgage foreclosure case involving Beacon Street parcels and the estate of Mrs. Lawson.

Harvard Widener Memorial Library Harvard Memorial Society

World Peace Leader Presses League of Nations Critique

Dr. Cumming of the World Peace Foundation denounces Senate opposition to the League of Nations and Taft treaties, urging support for international harmony. The group adopts resolutions backing the league and mails them to President Wilson and Massachusetts senators. President Brine opens the meeting with toastmaster Gillis.

Senate Taft Dr. Cummings World Peace Foundation League of Nations Cumming

Lawson Sued by Five Cents Bank in Suffolk Suit

Thomas W. Lawson and others face a lawsuit in Suffolk Superior Court filed by the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank seeking relief in a civil action. The action names Lawson and additional respondents as defendants in the bank’s claim.

Lawson Five Cents Bank Thomas W. Lawson Suffolk Superior Court Boston Five Cents Savings Bank

Dutch Belgian Treaty Revision Decision Report Soon

Paris March 4 The Peace Conference Commission on Belgian Affairs reached a decision on revising the 1839 treaty that ended Holland Belgium hostilities. The commission will submit its decision later to the Supreme Council.

Paris Peace Conference Commission On Holland Belgium Supreme Council

Shipping board official backs private lines over gov run shipping

J H Rossetter of the United States Shipping Board urged the fleet be privately operated with government support under a franchise system. He warned government operation would destroy aspirations and rail network reform should also be pursued. Rossetter said steady sailings and rate control should stay with federal authorities and oil burning ships offer cost balance.

New York J. H. Rosseter United States Shipping Board Rosseter

Hakka Cream for Head Colds Safe, Sure

Druggists advertise Hakka Cream as a safe head cold remedy with confident claims. The brief note emphasizes efficacy and reliability in a vintage medicine ad tone.

Mr. Hill

Destroyer McDermott Begins Acceptance Trials Off Rockland

At Rockland Maine on March 4 the torpedo boat destroyer McDermott built at Bethle hem Shipbuilding Squantum plant began government measured mile fuel tests. Twenty four standard runs revealed good fuel use at 30 knots with 35 knots planned. Commander Chester Hand to command the destroyer took part aboard. Ford Eagle boat No 2 shared trials but no full speed runs. This marks the first salt water test of this destroyer type.

Rockland McDermott Squantum Mass Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Chester Hand Tony

Cruiser Rochester Brings Troops to New York

The cruiser Rochester arrived from Brest with 18 troops and 52 naval enlisted men. The detachment includes the 467th aero squadron and mobile hospital No. 100.

New York Rochester Brest Aero Squadron

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