Son Bought Her Revolver in Defense of Marriage
Mrs. Mattie E. Carpenter testified before Judge Hammond that her son purchased a revolver before leaving for France and instructed her in its use to defend herself from Orlando A. Carpenter. She said the abuses began in April 1913 and she has lived in constant fear since her son went to the army. the case was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie E. Carpenter
Hammond
Suffolk County
France
Orlando A. Carpenter
Lawson Faces Ragsdale and Corbett Debt Case Verdict
Thomas W. Lawson barely lost the larger claim and admitted a liability of 176 dollars as the jury found in favor against him for that amount. The case arose from alleged debits for carbon copies of testimony from a January 1917 leak hearing in Washington, with Ragsdale and Corbett as the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Ragsdale and
Corbett
Washington
Lawson
First Solemn High Mass by Fr Daniel Schiavone
The Rev. Daniel Schiavone O F M will celebrate his first public solemn high mass at 10 o clock Sunday morning at the Church of St Leonard of Port Maurice on Prince street in the North End. A North End boy, he was recently ordained at the Franciscan Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Schiavone
Church of St. Leonard of Port Maurice
Prince Street
North End
Father Schiavone
Franciscan Seminary
Son-in-law of Louis F. Swift Ordered Interment by Warrant
The son-in-law of Louis F. Swift, the packer, has an interment ordered under a presidential warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nied Swift
Louis F. Swift
the Packer
Count Minotto Denied Habeas Corpus Freedom
Federal Judge Carpenter denied Count James Minotto’s bid for freedom on a writ of habeas corpus from internment on a presidential warrant. He delayed the decision to 11 o clock the next day so the count may pass tonight with Countess Ida May Swift Minotto, his wife. The judge cited concerns over Germany born individuals and the President’s power to handle them in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Minotto
Carpenter
Ida May Swift Minotto
Louis F. Swift
Packer
Count Demétrius Minotto
Vienna
Venice
Minotto
Germany
Welcome Home Ball Players in Crowder Draft Wave
A Marine Corps recruiting station announces recruits may join the draft under Crowder's order. Red Sox and Braves are welcomed by Lt Doherty. Twenty two recruits sent to Paris Island include Harvard students Horace Rubble and Henry W Harris Jr. Harvard men flock to the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Marine Corps
Tremont Row
Red Sox
Braves
Doherty
Wil
Paris Island
3. C
Harvard
Horace Rubble
Denver
Col
Claverly Hall
Henry W Harris, Jr
Hammond Street
Chestnut Hill
Italian Night at the Pops marks Italy entry anniversary
The Boston Pop concert at Symphony Hall closes the Italy entry anniversary. Mayor Peters and committee members may attend and a brief address is planned. Conductor Jacchia led an Italian program featuring Verdi Rossini Puccini Mascagni and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Italy
Symphony Hall
Jacchia
Peters
Trucco A
Minuetto
B. Arietta
C. Gavotta
Intermezzo
Cavalleria Beasticana
Mascagni Garibaldi
Ana Olivieri
Piemontesh Ory
Sinigaglia
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Mrs. Carpenter
Waltham
Timothy Brosnahan
Father Brosnahan
St. Mary’s
American Red Cross
Greater Boston
2D War Fund
RED Cross
Liggett
Riker-Jaynes
Will
Count Minotto
the Pops
Nova Scotia
Justin H. Carter
Amherst
N.S
Carter
Butler
P. K
Cc Street
Butler’s
THE
Leatherett School
Coats
Milan
Cial
Athletic
the Red Cross
Hamburg
Norfolk
Children’s
Mary
Jane
Lodard
Cross
Ies
Eddy
Sa of
Axminster
Cretonnes
Bach
Piakalv
Help the Red Cross
Mira l Sanvan
Ale Ion Soriae Oe
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