Redmond Receives Jail Sentence For Not Returning Children
Martin J. Redmond faced one year in the House of Correction after being found guilty of failing to return his two Maine-born children to Massachusetts. Probation was recommended if the children were brought back to their mother, Josephine. The sentence was stayed pending action as his sister agreed to travel to Maine to retrieve the youngsters.
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Martin J. Redmond
Superior Criminal Court
Maine
Josephine
Sheenan
Aiken
Redmond
House of Correction
W. J. Patton
Poultry Company Chief Guilty in Large Larceny Case
Mrs. Annie Greenberg president and treasurer of the A Greenberg Poultry Company at 11 Lewis Street East Boston was found guilty by a four member jury in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday of larceny of 156 068 pounds of poultry from Batchelder and Snyder Company.
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Annie Greenberg
A. Greenberg Poultry Company
Lewis Street
East
Boston
Batchelder & Snyder Company
Superior Criminal Court
Woman Sues for 5000 Over Promised Marriage
Sarah Thall sues Phillip Waxman of 59 Auburn Street in Suffolk County seeking 5000 accusing him of failing to fulfill a promised marriage. The civil action asks for the specified sum as redress for the broken agreement.
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Sarah Thall
Phillip Waxman
Auburn Street
Suffolk County
Magic solution promises painless corn removal
The advert promotes Freezone as a finger friendly product that instantly stops pain on corns and calluses. It claims you can lift the corn or callus out, root and all, without pain, soreness, or irritation, calling it magic.
Prices of Butter Dip as Retail Rates Fall
Butter will be three to four cents a pound lower at retail this morning and by degrees before the month ends is expected to reach 50 cents a pound. The best tub butter today brings 65 to 67 cents a pound.
Transatlantic flight winds and fogs shape early air travel
The piece argues a lower altitude for navy transatlantic flight may exploit strong surface winds over sea and milder turbulence. It notes vertical air currents and “bumps” as past dangers, compares overland and over-water conditions, and discusses seasonal fog patterns near Newfoundland, Ireland, Azores, and Portugal.
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United States Navy
Trepassey
N. F
Azores
Portugal
Newfoundland
Irish
Eggs Prices Rise As Market Adds Fresh Spring Produce
Markets report steady to rising egg prices with native eggs at 67 cents per dozen and Western at 68 cents. Duck eggs cost 70 cents, while fresh Eastern eggs are 63 cents. Native asparagus from Concord appears at 30 cents per bunch, spinach 30 cents per peck, rhubarb 9 cents per pound, and cucumbers 10 to 15 cents each. Strawberries about 30 cents a box, pineapples 40 to 60 cents, bananas 30 to 60 cents per dozen. Mayor Peters vows action on rent profiteering by landlords of wooden dwellings. may direct assessors to intervene if true.
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Concord
Peters
Subscribe and multiply your subscription drive
A rousing call urges readers to subscribe immediately if not already enrolled and to “double up” if subscribed, with a strong push to treble up as widely as possible, goal being large reader support and sustained circulation.
Threw Stones at Husband during Divorce Suit in Portland
In Portland on May 7 Mrs. Farnsworth testified in Superior Court that her marital unhappiness began after she found her husband with Miss Joe Eaton in a field and later discovered photos of the woman in his pockets. She recalled jokingly behind a tree she threw stones at them. Farnsworth claimed constant nagging since marriage and a claim of a former marriage.
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Portland
Hartford
Conn
Farns
Farnsworth
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