Divorce Libel Case in Superior Court Ends with Liberation Plea
Mrs Lillian A Douse sues Dorchester builder Arthur H Douse for cruel and abusive treatment labeling him a street angel and house devil in a libel suit brought during a Visit WesI disruption case. Attorney W A Patton pleads for liberation. Judge Brown takes case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Douse
Dorchester
Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde
W. A. Patton
Lillian A. Douse
Douse Case: Wife Accuses Husband of Threats and Abuse
Arthur H. Douse defended himself after his wife testified he threatened to cut her into pieces and send her to her folks. Witnesses, including a neighbor and medical examiner, described bruises and alleged abuse while sons gave conflicting statements about their father’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Douse
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Edward Gleason
Draper Street
Gerard Lawton
Arthur
Carl
Bua
Unitarian and civic events fill today’s schedule
Today's program lists numerous gatherings across Boston. Unitarian anniversary services, Alliance and Woman Suffrage conventions, a Gloucester rail service hearing, Rotary and Guild meetings, a Taft speech, and social functions at Copley Plaza, Hotel Vendome, and other venues. Notable items include Unitarian and War Savings conferences, the Jolly Boys party, and a 10th anniversary banquet for John T. Connor Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
Alliance of Unitarian
First Church
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Copley- Plaza
Public Service Commission
Gloucester
Rockport
State House
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Boylston Street
Board of Missions
Unitarian Temperance Society
Arlington Street
Guild of the Infant Saviour
Boston
Teachers’ Club
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Hotel Somerset
Taft
Roger Merriman
Kent
Massachusetts Club
General Sherburne
Copley Plaza
Boston Bank Officers’ Association
Boston Opera House
Boston Stationers’ Association
South Station
International New Thought Alliance
Huntington Avenue
Charles Sumner Bird
Tuileries
West End
Capital Hall
Cambridge Street
P. m
High School of Practical Arts
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
John T. Connor Associates
Quincy House
Board cites pay limits in wage report letter
A report notes pay is inadequate and includes a letter from Chairman F. F. Gaines of the federal board stating that further increases cannot be considered now. Nine delegates attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Gaines
Federal Board
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Belgium
Washington
General March
Order of the Crown of
Henry Jervey
Briga
Dier
Frank T. Hines
Order of Leopold
Constant Cordier
Baltimore, Md
International Kindergarten Union
German People’s Party
Bernd
Dr. Kalle
National Liberal Party
Jena
Munich
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Sunnycorn
THE
Patent Cereals Company
New York, N. Y
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill
Wesi
Portland
Charles BP. Clarke
Brotherhood of Railroad Station
P. J. Coyle
Ivy Street
Ethel
Jeanne Henderson
C.F. Hovey Company
Chauncy and
Avon Streets
Tel. Beach
Men’s Furnishing Department
Norfolk
Autostrop Safety Razor CO
New York
Toronto
London