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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

2

Woman Accuses Husband in Probate Court Testimony

In Worcester on November 9 Mrs. Harry Goodman testified in Probate court that her husband, a tailor in Slater Arcade, was called a cockroach and no better than a cat in the kitchen. Evidence from witnesses including Mrs. Goodman’s mother and Jennie Cohen described alleged infidelity rumors and gifts from Harry Socolow to Mrs. Goodman.

Worcester Harry Goodman Slater Arcade Goodman Sidie Goodman New York

Miss Phyllis Monkman Leads Poster Campaign In New York

Society figure Miss Phyllis Monkman objects to the posted rates for a matinee advertisement job for St Bartholemew's Hospital. She dons fashion to plaster New York from Battery to Bronx with the show’s notices.

Phyllis Monkman New York Co-Optimists St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Phyllis, Monkman Monkman Battery Bronx

Nour Mahal Yacht Seized For Liquor Onboard

New York November 9 customs officers searched Vincent Astors Nour Mahal off the coast and confiscated about seventy bottles of liquor found in the crew quarters. Astor was not aboard but the captain said strict orders were given to throw all liquor overboard before port call after weeks in the West Indies.

New York

Japanese Girls Not Romantic Says Miss McIntire

Miss Frances W. McIntire, graduate student at Boston University, praises Japanese girls as lovable and notes romance is absent due to cultural norms. She recalls four years teaching on Japan’s northern island opposite Siberia, where harsh climate affected her health.

Frances W. MelIntire Boston University School of Religious Education Japan Siberia Miss McIntire

Armistice Day Plans Readied by Massachusetts Legion

State Legion Adjutant Leo A Spillane announced distribution of President Harding s Armistice Day speech to all 275 Massachusetts posts for reading after noon tomorrow. Legion observances will assemble in uniform at memorials at 11 46 a m with taps and three volleys, followed by two minutes of silence at Parkman Bandstand and a parallel event at the State House by the Military Order of the World War to honor fallen heroes.

State Legion Leo. A. Spillane Harding Massachusetts Department Tomorow Greater Boston Parkman Bandstand State House

Elopement of Totten and Miss Hill Sparks Family Turmoil

Mrs Emma Totten condemns her son Roger L Totten former Delaware State Board of Education statistician for leaving his wife Ruth Meacham of Jersey City and eloping with 19 year old schoolteacher Margaret Hill of Seaford Del Detectives follow Totten and the woman as they head toward Brookline where the mother resides Relatives and officials seek to bring Totten to justice with aid from federal authorities and the attorney general

Emma L. Totten Post Roger Lockwood Totten Delaware State Board of Education Margaret Hill Seaford Del Ruth Grietstricken Ruth Meacham Jersey City Totten Dover Brookline Cypress Place Lafayette Colleges White Plains N. Y Brown Provence R. L Patterson High School Meacham Miss Hill Roger Ira T. Hill Boston Hill United States District Attorney Wilmington

Justified in KIlling Thief in Bridgeport Case

In Bridgeport on November 9 coroner J J Phalan ruled Albert C Dow was justified in shooting at men leaving his house after midnight November 2. Dow fired with an army rifle when two men carrying whisky fled. Thomas McNally of Medford Mass died after being shot during the confrontation.

Bridgeport Conn Albert C. Dow Thomas McNally Medford Mass J. J. Phalan Dow Albert Dow McNally

Dover Court Clerk Appointed Justice

Attorney P. V. Murphy, longtime clerk of the local municipal court, was appointed justice by the Governor's Council in Dover New Hampshire. He had acted as special justice since Judge Nason retired due to ill health.

Dover N. H p \V. Murphy Nason

Dramatic Laurels Won by Radcliffe Freshman

Louise Daly of Radcliffe, a freshman, earns dramatic laurels. She was chosen among four Radcliffe girls for Harvard Dramatics and will lead in Radcliffe Idler and Radcliffe Guild plays. Her talent, voice, and presence are highlighted as reasons for selection.

Radcliffe Louise Daly Harvard Dramatics Radcliffe Idler Radcliffe Guild Harvard

Freshman at Harvard Dramatics Shines in Debut

Reports say the young performer impressed observers after being the sole freshman chosen for Harvard Dramatics and starring as the ingenue in the Radcliffe Freshman play. A storm halted a grid game in Concord with Middlesex School and Allen Military School, rescheduled for next Monday afternoon.

Harvard Dramatics Radcliffe Concord Middlesex School North Concord Allen Military School West Newton

Marshal Foch Tours Cleveland in Honor of Visit

Rainy day in Cleveland did not deter public welcome for Marshal Foch. He met Governor Davis at Parmely Herrick’s home, visited American Legion HQ, led a parade, attended a Civic Mass Meeting, spoke at a Chamber luncheon, received an honorary degree from Western Reserve University, and enjoyed a banquet. He praised unity behind Allied victory and thanked the crowds.

Cleveland Ohio Marshal Foch Harry JL. Davis Parmely Herrick Myron T. Herrick France American Legion Chamber of Commerce Western Reserve University

Carrie Chapman Catt Lectured Widely Across Nations

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, a noted suffragist, has lectured in nearly all of Europe and in every state in the United States, sharing her advocacy for women's rights.

Carrie Chapman Catt Europe United States

Papes Diapepsin Advertisement Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the surest relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress. Small tablets claim near immediate relief and correction of the stomach so one can eat favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.

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