Mrs Eaton Cruel Whipple Claims In Supreme Court
Sherman L Whipple for the Eaton estate argues Mrs Ella F Bartlett Eaton wife of Charles S Eaton made his life a hell on earth and was intentionally cruel He cites alleged neglect and social manipulation as grounds while Mr Choate defends the ante nuptial agreement and Eaton’s right to dispose of properties within its limits Court adjourns to continue the argument today with focus on conveyances to Eaton's sons.
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Ella F. Bartlett Eaton
Charles S. Eaton
Thompson’s Spa
Sherman L. Whipple
Eaton
Braley
Supreme Court
New England
Choate
Mr. Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Hutchins
Mr. Choate
Pasadena
Malcolm
Mr. Whipple
Mr. Chaote
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
Bartlett
Whipple
California
Fulton
Dr. Fulton
General Greely Bids God Speed to Drafted Boys
In Newburyport on Memorial Day eve General Adolphus W. Greely, visiting annually, saluted 20 drafted boys from Amesbury West Newbury Salisbury Merrimac Newbury and Newburyport as they left for Fort Slocum en route to New York. The ceremony occurred in a driving rain with a guards parade and cheering crowds.
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Newburyport
Adolphus W. Greely
Godspeed
Fort Slocum
Boston
New York
General Greely
Amesbury
West Newbury
Salisbury
Merrimac
Newbury
Newspaper Mail Rates Announced by Postmaster General
Washington May 27 Regulations establish a zone rate system for newspapers and magazines. Reading matter after July 1 will be charged 1 1 4 cents per pound for the first year and 1 1 2 cents thereafter.
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Washington
Advertising zone rate schedule increases through 1921
The text outlines escalating advertising postage zones and rates from 11 4 cents to 3 1-4 cents in the first year, reaching 65 1-2 cents by 1919, with further increases through 1921. It requires publishers to file copies marking the percent of reading versus advertising, and to separate mailing by zone or file circulation estimates. Sample copies receive special handling.
Government seeks 12.8 million for 45 housing buildings
The Treasury Department asked Congress for 12,798,000 in appropriations to add federal housing facilities in 45 cities. Secretary McAdoo cites continued congestion of federal buildings as the reason. Cities listed include Gloucester Massachusetts 25000 Waterbury Connecticut 265000 Lowell Massachusetts 500000 Manchester New Hampshire 275000.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Gloucester
Mass
Waterbury
Conn
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
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Mrs. Eaton’s
A. W. Greely
A. W. Greeley
Goodby
Greeley
Division 20
Howard A. Cxiby
Boylston Street
Franklin Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Charles R. Talbot
Treas
Franklin
Boylston
Gen. Gorgas
Red Cross
Gorgas
Red Cross Chapter
Nursing Department
Jason Weiler & Sons
Washington St
Treasury Dept
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Providence
Springfield
Worcester
Kuppenheimer
Aew
Kennedy
Hawley Streete