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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

6

Husband sues ex wife over notes in Boston suit

Myer Reinherz of New York testified in Superior Court that he is suing his divorced wife Mrs. Etta Reinherz of Brookline, owner of the Ideal Waist Company in Boston, to recover five notes totaling 8560. He said his story differed from her testimony given earlier.

Myer Reinherz New York Etta Reinherz Brookline Ideal Waist Company Boston White Edmund Whitman Reinherz Cora S. Reinherz Miss Reinherz

Reinherz Case Details Family Disputes and Stock Losses

Testimony describes Reinherz after arriving in Boston entering the shirtwaist business in 1899 and borrowing $1800 from his brother. His wife joined, papers show signings, and duress over notes and dueling accounts of losses in stock speculation. The trial continues with disclosures of alleged assaults and threats at home.

Reading suggestions for anxious teachers and actors

A reader from New York asks for books suitable for a home for orphan children offering leisure time reading. Another correspondent from Chicago asks how to cope with the blues and a third from Baltimore recalls a first stage appearance in The Silver King.

New York City Charles Dickens Chicago Baltimore

Mary Pickford Talks Scheduled Regularly Weekly

Mary Pickford will speak five days a week in regular sessions and also make appearances on Sundays via the Daily Post and the Sunday Post, continuing her public engagements.

Mary Pickford Willpear Daily Post Sunday Post

Lower price of radium cuts cost per gram

In Pittsburg Van H Manning director of the United States Bureau of Mines says radium can be priced at 36000 a gram rather than 120000 a gram due to recent research. The method will be published soon and could save thousands of dollars across many radium using industries.

Pittsburg United States Bureau of Mines van H. Manning Bureau

Four year old killed by grain bags in Calais barn

Four year old Perley Morrissey died when several bags of grain fell on him in his father's barn in Calais Maine. The accident was found by children on their way to school.

Calais Me Perley Morrissey

Autos Kill 227 in Chicago Streets This Year

Chicago officials report 227 people killed in Cook County by automobiles from December 1, 1914 to November 1 this year. Coroner Hoffman's office released figures showing the high toll on city streets and urging safety measures.

Chicago Cook County Hoffman

Wins Prize in Salesmanship

Frances Tushinsky an 18 year old Chelsea girl at 60 Bellingham Street in Boston area earned rapid pay growth and the month’s salesmanship honor. She had two years of training at Girls High School and now works Saturdays Mondays and is up for promotion.

Frances Tushinsky Bellingham Street Chelsea Isabel Craig Bacon Boston

Bankruptcy case against shoe co

William J. Barry and Charles F. Cotter were appointed receivers yesterday for the Milton Shoe Company Inc shoe manufacturers at 185 Lincoln Street by Judge Dodge in the U S District Court on petition of Ayer Tanning Co a creditor with a claim of 3331 The liabilities are about 40000 and assets are said to exceed that but not readily convertible into cash

William J. Barry Charles F. Cotter Milton Shoe Company, Inc Lincoln Street Dodge United States District Court Ayer Tanning Company

Martin's Plan on Pensions Advocated by State Commission

John J. Martin, president of the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange, urged at a Young's Hotel dinner for an unpaid state commission of business leaders to thoroughly study old age pensions. He called for broad stakeholder representation and expert research to craft a businesslike, feasible pension system that protects the public treasury, workers, insurers, and commerce.

Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Young’s Hotel John J. Martin Martin United States Massachusetts

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