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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
4
In a federal trial, Romeyn Webster Nelson and Nellie Nelson faced cross examination about their elopement and marital quarrels. The elder Nelsons voiced support amid disputes over marriage and future arrangements as jurors heard testimonies from both sides.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims told about 100 Naval Reserve Officers' Association members that he avoided punishment after criticizing Sinn Fein in a London speech because Congress was flooded with protests. He cited fifty thousand protest letters from Chicago and said Senators withdrew from remarks, noting no one attacked the Irish.
Butler's department store offers four silver loving cups for amateur entrants who build the best radio receiving outfits. Contests span four classes with judges to select winners. applications due by June 10 and results announced July 1.
Mrs. Ormsbee seeks libel action in Equity courts through attorney Alvah L. Stinson over claims by Miss Towner that Dorothy is her child. Mrs. Ormsbee alleges Miss Towner is unfit mentally and plans to have Miss Towner examined at Boston City Hall and the Boston Psychopathic Hospital while continuing inquiries into the case and its missing details.
In a terse exchange, Mrs. Ormsbee declares plans to sue for divorce within a year, noting ongoing discord with her husband. The couple has long faced difficult relations, and the statement signals an imminent dissolution of the marriage.
The State Senate voted to exclude present and future Boston teachers from the Municipal Pensions bill. Today the measure faces a third reading as conferences occurred yesterday and teachers fear an amendment to include them. About 3000 teachers oppose any inclusion citing detriments in the bill versus the current system.
A fire of undetermined cause swept the upper floors of the Casey block on Lower Main Street Pittsfield tonight. The blaze damaged lodge regalia and disrupted activities as firefighters battled the flames. No injuries were reported and the extent of the losses is being assessed.
A blaze gutted the principal business block destroying personal property and four lodges while badly damaging five stores on the street. Estimated property loss exceeds 35000 dollars. Local authorities investigate cause and assess damages.
A seller promises to send tires or tubes to customers at no delivery charge within New England. The offer emphasizes immediate shipment and cost-free delivery for local customers.
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