Day Denies Liberties With Mrs Carpenter in Magnolia Dissolution
In Concord New Hampshire on May 25 the Carpenter divorce case adds the dollar cocktail to the testimony alongside dark porch scenes three minute embraces hugs kisses and caresses jealous husband shadowing detectives and other lurid details. Jay Gould Day of New York and Springfield twice divorced and named as corespondent admitted to Judge Kivel that he bought the dollar cocktail and that Mrs Marguerite Paul Carpenter drank it at the North Shore Grill Club in Magnolia.
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Magnificent Magnolia Masquerade Drill Reveals Scandals
Testimony at the Oceanside case details Day and Mrs. Carpenter on Magnolia piazzas, moonlit shores, and a rumored "dollar cocktail." Day admits two divorces and past romances while denying overt improprieties amid observers and a nervous breakdown.
League to Enforce Peace to Convene in Washington
Delegates gathered for the League to Enforce Peace hold their first annual convention in Washington with Taft presiding and more than 2000 members from across the United States aiming to make war a rarer means of dispute resolution.
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Trailers to Run on Mattapan Line Tomorrow Morning
Boston Elevated plans to place trailer cars on the Mattapan branch between Dudley Street Terminal and Mattapan Square. Officials say service will operate only during morning and evening rush hours on weekends for now, with the current limited stop service continuing.
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Rain Delays Maine Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney
Showers halted play at the Maine intercollegiate tennis tournament in Orono today. Bates duo A Purington and E Purington beat Bowdoin pair Larrabee and Bartlett 6 4 in doubles preliminaries. Colby’s Fieldbrave and Gibson led Kilburn and Gramm 3 1 in the second set when play stopped.
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Run Down by Auto In Hancock Street Fatal Injures Miss Bouciout
Miss Mary Bouciout, 26, of Washington street Brain tree, was run down by an automobile on Hancock street Quincy yesterday afternoon. She was taken to Quincy Hospital with a fractured left leg.
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