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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

3

Williams fair trial at Vermont Supreme Court case

The case involving Graham malfeasance goes to Vermont's Supreme Court to decide if Williams received a fair trial. Side panels mentioned are loose and longer than the front panels.

Bank Examiner Supreme Court Burlington, Vt Frank C. Williams Washiverton County Graham Vermont Williams

Woman commits suicide in New Bedford boarding house

Woman Ida Miller aged 48 ends her life by gas poisoning in her Elm Street room. Despondency cited as the motive in the boarding house owned by Mrs Esther C Homer.

New Bedford Ida Miller Esther C. Homer Elm Street

Mill Cuts Output At Andrews Mill In Woonsocket

The Andrews Mill in Branch Village, employing 150 workers in women’s woolen dress goods, posted notices cutting the workweek to three days. Night shifts had already been stopped due to a downturn in orders. An industrial exhibit opened in Manchester driven by A. L. Franks of the Chamber of Commerce and runs through Saturday.

Woonsocket R. I Andrews Mill A. L. Franks Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Remick Re-elected President of New Hampshire Women's Clubs

Mrs James W Remick of Concord was reelected president of the New Hampshire Federation of Woman's Clubs at the annual convention in Concord May 19. Gertie did her best to do what she thought right but was misunderstood more often than not. excerpt from Rolling Stock by Fannie Hurst appears in the Boston Sunday Post magazine.

Concord N. H James W. Remick New Hampshire Federation of Woman's Clubs Gertie Fannie Hurst Boston Post

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