Stop Order in Flanders Case In Court Action
Judge Chase grants a temporary restraint on Hazel Flanders and her two sons, barring interference with Sergeant Lewis Flanders property in Brookline. Pleadings due by March 21. Flanders returned from France with claims of furniture and library removal from their Sharon home. Mrs Flanders separately sued Flanders parents for 50000 in Dedham alleging intent to injure and alienate affection.
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Chase
Superior Court
Lewis Flanders
Brookline
Flanders
Hazel P. W. Flanders
France
101St Engineers
Sharon
Dedham
Albert Flanders
Keep Hands Off Organization, Longworth Urges Mann
Washington, March 18. Rep Longworth of Ohio Republican urged Rep Mann of Illinois to keep his hands off the organization and legislative control of the new House. He said such assurance would bring harmony in the party and ensure success in 1920, welcomed by Republicans and patriotic Americans nationwide.
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Washington
Mann
Illinois
Longworth
Ohio
House of Representatives
Cummings appoints executive board expands DNC
Washington March 18 Homer Cummings chairman of the Democratic national committee announced a new executive committee enlarged to 16 members with seven new members added. Ex officio chairman Cummings leads a roster including Barnett Boeschenstein Coughlin Dockweiler Hwing Glass Hull Cordell Hull Jones Lynch Mack Marsh Moore Mullen Mitchell Palmer and former Senator Willard Saulsbury.
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Washington
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
John T. Barnett
Colorado
Charles Boeschenstein
Illinois
John W. Coughlin
Massachusetts
Isidore V. Dockweiler
California
Robert Hwing
Louisiana
Carter’Glass
Virginia
Clark Howell
Georgia
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
A. A. Jones
New Mexico
Frederick B. Lynch
Minnesota
Norman BH
Mack
New York
W. W. Marsh
Iowa
BH. H. Moore
Ohio
A. F. Mullen
Nebraska
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
War lists show rise in casualties across nation
Combined War Department release reports 442 names nationwide, up from yesterday by over 200. Fatalities total 145 with most from disease, 22 died from accident. New England adds 56 names, 3 more than yesterday. Locally 15 deaths: 10 disease, 3 accident, 2 in action. Largest New England group lists slightly wounded. killed and wounded broken into categories with many lines unreadable.
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War Department
New
Sptaine
Casberaseres
New England Boys on Casualty List Official List
Official casualty listing names multiple New England boys with statuses including killed in action, died of accident, and died of disease. Residents listed span Pittsfield Massachusetts Rumford Maine Stamford Connecticut Amherst Massachusetts Dorchester Massachusetts Hartford Connecticut Hartford Connecticut Salem New Hampshire North Adams Worcester and Dennysville Maine.
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New England
W. F. Fisherdick
Pleasant St
Amherst
Henry J. Welch
Boston St
Dorchester
Dominick Brienza
Goodman Pt
Hartford
Conn
Antonio Dilorio
Hills Grove
I. Ks
Williams
Gordon
Salem Depot
N. H
Leroy W. Harrington
Eagle Et
North Adams
Clarence D. Kendrick
Main St
Worcester
Richard B. Jones
Dennysville
Francis A. Lennahan
Wake
Want Famous Spa Sold Out
The three sons of the late Charles Eaton, former owner of Thompson's Spa, oppose running the business for stepmother Ella F Bartlett Eaton. They asked Judge Braley in the Supreme Judicial Court to authorize a cash sale to the highest bidder. He denied the motion until the Essex county executor appointment clears sale of the partnership interest.
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Charles &. Eaton
Thompson's Spa
Spa
Ella F. Bartlett Eaton
Judge Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Braley
Exile Bid for Botchkareva Couple Amid Murder Escape
Kolymsk near the Arctic Ocean was named as exile for Botchkareva and her husband over their part in aiding a murder escape. They reportedly did not go through with the assignment. The full details appear in next Sunday's Post.
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Kolymsk
Arctic Ocean
Botchkareva
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