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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
2
The transfer of children in Winchester A faced a postponement as Judge Maguire granted a continuance. Attorneys F B and Lewis indicated a possible out of court adjustment, with representatives meeting in Winchester tonight to discuss with the school committee.
Washington October 3 Attorney General Daugherty pledged government cooperation to obtain a final adjudication of the Chicago injunction in a letter to Donald Richberg Chicago attorney for the striking shop crafts Richberg met officials to discuss possible appeal or further litigation while the department assured cooperation within the judicial code Also mention Oxford England school teaching women voting duties.
Fifty delegates from Massachusetts backed Brigadier General Charles H. Cole for commander at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans this month. He formerly commanded the State Department and was endorsed by a majority of the state delegation.
At the Ir Sion headquarters Brigadier General Edward J. Logan was nominated and endorsed by supporters including Angus J. McNeil and Leo Spillane, but he declined. Dr. William H. Griffin then proposed General Cole, with backing from William H. Doyle, as a Massachusetts delegation may push Logan's name. Final plans for the New Orleans trip were discussed and about 450 New England Legionnaires will attend. Doyle leaves Oct 10, Massachusetts will be represented Oct 14 at an Allied Veterans meeting in New Orleans.
Mrs Felton, widow of W H Felton, is appointed by Governor Hardwick to succeed the late Thomas E Watson until November. She proclaims the move a victory for women and Georgia pride, noting the 19th Amendment and the nation’s new role. A Turkish fingernail dye hobby note follows.
Mrs Frances Lowe Corbit, longtime friend of Abraham Lincoln, seeks a divorce from Elwood H Corbit age about 70. She alleges conspiracy to defraud her of a $400,000 estate, accusing her husband of pursuing money in an irrepressible, frivolous marriage described as intellectual but marred by fraud.
The report describes Corbit facing charges of five affairs and boasts of numerous amours with his wife's money aiding his actions. It notes Corbit gained notoriety in Rose at Pore Ford and details Mrs Corbit accusing him of loving Mrs Fora and keeping daily communication by phone and letter.
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