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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

5

Hamlen sued for $10,000 by former domestic

Agnes M. Cooper formerly in Hamlen household sues James C. Hamlen plus Caroline F. Hamlen and two police officers in Superior Court. She alleges assault and ill treatment including a head injury, and says she was arrested by conspiracy and jailed. The action seeks damages.

Portland James C. Hamlen J. H. Hamlen & Son Maine Agnes M. Cooper Boston Hamlen Caroline F. Hamlen George A. Dingley Harry B. Powers

Pinkham Sues for Divorce in Portland Case

John A. Pinkham of Portland sues Carrie Pinkham for divorce in Superior Court alleging infidelity extreme cruelty and abusive treatment. Carrie Pinkham was held in $900 bail on a bigamy charge after marrying Fred C. Doyle at Westbrook on Jan 20. Custody of a minor child sought.

Portland John A. Pinkham Richmond Carrie Pinkham Grand Pinkham

Laborer Entangled in Street Scene Victory Loan Button Remains Cheerful

A Hanover Street laborer notices a dropped object that falls into a fruit store pit. A crowd gathers as a shopkeeper retrieves a limp child who had crawled into the grating. After anxious moments, the boy reappears, thanks the worker with a Victory Loan button, and the crowd disperses.

Hanover Street

Canteen Burned at Camp Mills

Fire destroyed the War Camp Community Service canteen building at Camp Mills New York. Girl canteen workers tried to quell the blaze but it spread. enlisted men confined the fire to the building. Loss pegged at 30000 dollars.

Camp Mills N. Y War Camp Community Service

Fruit-a-tives advertised as relief for constipation

Central Wharf Boston resident James J. Royall reports relief from constipation dizziness and headaches after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He purchased two dozen boxes and ended with perfect health. Product priced 50 cents per box six for 2.50 and 25 cent trial size. available from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York or dealers.

Jas. J. Royall Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg

U. S. Vessel in Mexican Waters Ordered Seized

The Mexican court at Vera Cruz has ordered the American schooner Cape Horn, owned in Galveston, turned over to the customs collector. The vessel was seized on a charge of fishing in Mexican territorial waters and the case is under investigation.

Washington State Department Vera Cruz Galveston

Club To Build Chooses Ward 13 HQ In Roxbury

The Marshall Club of Roxbury voted last night to acquire a building in Ward 13 for its headquarters. Officers elected include President Joseph P. Kilday and Vice President Bernard Galily with John T. Tracey as recording secretary, Dennis J. Kelly as financial secretary, and George J. Rooney as treasurer. Captain Archie Roosevelt, on vacation in Boston, recovers from war wounds and promotes Victory Loan bonds amid wartime appeals.

Marshall Club of Roxbury Joseph P. Kilday Bernard Galily John T. Tracey Dennis J. Kelly George J. Rooney Roosevelt Archie” Roosevelt France General Pershing Boston Mary S. Lockwood Bay State Road Victory Loan New York Army

Want Brewer Suit Ousted From Federal Court

A motion filed by United States Attorney Boynton and Internal Revenue Collector Malley seeks dismissal of New England Brewing Company’s equity suit aimed at stopping federal officers from enforcing the wartime prohibition law set to take effect July 1. They argue the suit targets the United States, equity lacks jurisdiction, and the armistice does not end the war.

United States Boynton Internal Revenue Malley Equity New Eagland Brewing Company

One Thousand U S Troops Sail for Brest to Replace Veterans

New York May 6 one thousand officers and men will replace 1000 troops in Germany by sailing today for Brest aboard the Agamemnon. The volunteers are under 35 and recruited in the past six weeks from the Middle and Far West. Most officers served in American camps before the armistice and this is their first voyage to France. Leading financiers predict Victory Notes will not fall below par.

New York Germany Brest Agamemnon Middle Far West America France

Pershing to visit London as guest of British government

General Pershing will visit London later this month as official guest of the government for two days and unofficial guest for three to five days. No arrival date or exact length of stay is fixed. Plans include an investiture likely at Buckingham Palace to decorate British recipients of American honors.

London Pershing Buckingham Palace

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