Suit Seeks Vindication For Character In Quincy
Sigismondo Femiani of Quincy sues Mrs Agnes Hassen of Quincy in Norfolk County Superior Court at Dedham for 5000 dollars. He claims false and malicious prosecution harmed his reputation and business after being found not guilty in district court. His counsel is Joseph Trottoll.
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Sigismondo Femiani
Quincy
Agnes Hassen
Norfolk County
Dedham
Mac. Femiani
Hagssen
Femaini
Joseph Trottoll
Woman files complaint over alleged garden trespass and crop theft
Mrs Hassen testified on Oct 6 that the incident followed her District Court complaint in Quincy. The alleged act occurred Sept 27 around 10 p m when the defendant is said to have entered a garden behind her house and damaged crops and stole about nine dozen ears of corn.
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Hassen
Quincy
Dandruff Eliminated Overnight With Arvon Solution
A simple nightly treatment promises to dissolve and destroy dandruff. Apply four ounces of plain liquid arvon to the scalp at night, massage in, and by morning most dandruff is gone. Three or four applications reportedly remove all signs, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy glossy and soft.
Hats Off and Etiquette Notes on Social Conduct
Miss Alice Stuart discusses proper manners in social settings. Women should request a man to resume his hat during conversation in drafty places. riding with a nonrelative requires caution and a third party. Typewritten letters are common in business but discouraged for formal social invitations.
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Harper's
Delegates Start for Minneapolis Convention Trip
The Massachusetts advance delegation of the American Legion leaves today at 2 oclock from South Station aboard the Wolverine to attend the national convention in Minneapolis. They will join the Legionaires at a preliminary meeting to discuss plans for Armistice Day events.
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The
American Legion
Minneapolis
Massachusetts
Another First Told Tale by Elizabeth Jordan
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine the piece by Elizabeth Jordan titled "'Twas a Painful Duty But She Did Her Best" presents a leading author’s early narrative in the magazine’s ongoing first told tales series. The excerpt explores a moral challenge and a woman’s steadfast effort amid a difficult obligation.
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Boston Sunday Post
Elizabeth Jordan
Trik ers Petition Ready for Governor Coolidge
A state wide petition favoring reinstatement of striking policemen, backed by all Massachusetts labor groups, will be presented to Governor Coolidge this week. Circulators report strong response, with totals ranging from hopeful estimates to over 250 000 signers, though precise counts vary.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
Recruitment Update for City Patrols Amid Strikes
The movement gains signers mainly in mill towns with Jamaica Plain and Roxbury reaching 3000 names and South Boston Dorchester slightly under 8000. Governor Coolidge is expected to ignore the appeal while Civil Service lists show about 1400 to 145 vacancies filled by new patrolmen, with 20 new African American officers assigned to Roxbury Crossing and others spread across 19 stations.
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Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Boston
Dorchester
Fore River
Coolidge
State House
Civil Service Commission
Curtis
Hanover Street
East Dedham Street
Back Bay
Boylston Street
Dudley Street
Roxbury Crossing
Victoria Cross holder jailed for severe reprimand
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Sherwood Kelly, Victoria Cross recipient, was sentenced by a court martial to a severe reprimand for writing letters to a London newspaper alleging a scandalous waste of lives and vast sums of money in British military operations in Russia.
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London
J. Sherwood Kelly
Kelley
Letters
Russia
Finland Refuses Co operation in Petrograd Deliverance
Helsinki reports to General Yudenitch that Finland cannot cooperate with his forces for the liberation of Petrograd. The reply follows an appeal by the Northwestern Russian government and acknowledges Finland's independence.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Associated Press
Yudenitch
Petrograd
Tenant seeks damages for 1918 elevator shaft accident
Shirley D. Smith sues landlady Louise M. Holden in Norfolk County Superior Court for 5000 dollars claiming a rope broke while he hoisted clothes from a roof line elevator at 3 Linden Street Brookline on November 21 1918 leaving him seriously injured and unable to work for a long time.
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Shirley D. Smith
Smith
Louise M. Holden
Oonte
Norfolk County Superior Court
Dedham
Linden Street
Brookline
Additional rates for Hamburg service announced
United States Shipping Board issued new tariffs for Hamburg Bremen and Danzig with $1.50 per hundred pounds on canned goods and provisions to Hamburg and Bremen and $1.80 to Danzig. Refrigerator cargo is priced at $3.50 per hundred to all three ports.
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Washington
Hamburg
Bremen
Danzig
Shipping Board
Women Drafted in Petrograd as War Grows
Unofficial reports say Petrograd will mobilize women up to age 48 for trench digging and defense. Hostage barges on the Neva sank after removal but could not be confirmed. Food shortage worsens as Bolsheviks retreat from Krasnaya Selo and Yudenitch's advance is checked. Peasants in Moscow Vologda and Nizhny Novgorod resist requisition and mobilization, forming a rough army.
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Washington
State Department Today
Petrograd
Neva
Krasnea Selo
Yudenitch
Moscow
Vologda
Nishninovgorod
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