Wife Granted Separate Support by Norfolk Court
Mrs. Eva M. Schwemin of Quincy received separate support from her husband Bernard P. Schwemin after a petition to Judge Flint of the Norfolk County Probate Court. The ruling orders Bernard to provide $12 weekly for the wife and two minor children Marion H. and August J., ages 2 and 1, and includes a prohibition on certain actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Schwemin
Quincy
Bernard P. Schwemin
Flint
Norfolk County
Marion H
August J
Schwemin
Court Upheld Separation Siding With Justifiable Cause
The court refused to impose restraint on the wife's personal liberty and found she was living apart from her husband for a justifiable reason. The ruling emphasizes autonomy within marriage as a legal consideration.
Lawson Alleges Voter Intimidation in 12th Suffolk Race
George H. Lawson candidate for Representative in the 12th Suffolk district charges workers of other candidates with voter intimidation. He says he will petition for a recount today and, if defeated there, will run as an independent.
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George H. Lawson
Suffolk
Millbridge Barber Reaches Long Career Milestone
Millbridge Maine is home to William H Axley a barber who marked his 7sth birthday and the 1&th anniversary of his trade. He remains active at the parlor every morning and serves many customers. His family celebrated their 48rd wedding anniversary with relatives including Goldie Shaw L G Uxby and Roy N Uxby attending.
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Millbridge
New England
William H. Axley
Uxby
Goldie Shaw
L. G. Uxby
Roy N. Uxby
Death in Elevator Fall at Boston Building
Homer H. Southwick, 67, a night watchman for Boston Elevated, died after falling 30 feet from an elevator into a well at 101 Milk Street. The incident happened early last night as he returned to his time clock after his rounds. He lived at 102 Whitman Street Malden and is survived by five children. his wife died six years ago. his brother Nelson I. Southwick, once active in Republican politics, lives at 42 Ford Street, South Wellington.
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Whitman Street
Malden
Boston Elevated
Company
Milk Street
Southwick
Nelson I. Southwick
Ford, Street
South Wellington
Nelson
Boston
Scruthwick
Butler Seeks Kloby Bout in Framingham Ring Tonight
Walter Butler of Reveremeats Young Goals Woonsocket fights in a 12 round feature at Framingham tonight. He aims to force Tomany Kloby Corcoran into Boston rinks, as Kloby’s manager Billy Bell had stated he would not box New England opponents.
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Walter Butler
Three Generations in Lawson Family Resemblance
Arnold Lawson Jr resembles his famous grandfather Arnold Lawson and shares a striking likeness with Thomas W. Lawson. The piece notes three generations in the Lawson family showing similar features across Arnold Lawson Sr. and Jr.
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Arnold Lawson, Jr
Arnold Lawson
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Arnoldson
Bachrach
Delia Nee Charity Gift From Post Readers
A 16 year old South Boston girl Delia Nee lost her suit in riot unrest after a policemen strike. A reader from Brownfield Maine sent $1 through the Post to help her buy a new dress. The Avon Cloak and Suit Company provided a blue serge gown after her story appeared in the paper.
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Delia Nee
South Boston
Are Brown
South Poland
Post
Nic
Delta
Avon Cloak and Suit Company
Washington Street
Delegation Heads to New Orleans Convention Visit Boston Plants
An international group en route to a October convention in New Orleans will tour Boston tomorrow and Friday. They represent cotton, transportation, warehouse, banking, shipping and restraint industries from several countries and will inspect leading New England industrial plants in the Boston area.
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Ments
New Orleans
Boston
New England
Funeral of Dumas Girl at Manchester
The funeral of Lucette Dumas an 18 year old daughter of Joseph Dumas gro cer will be held at 30 tomorrow morning at St Anthony s Church after she drowned when pinned beneath her father s automobile on the highway between Groton and Ayer Sunday night.
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Manchester
N. H
Lucette Dumas
Joseph Dumas
Groton and
Ayer
St. Anthony’s Church
World Cotton Conference Delegates Headed to Boston
About 80 foreign delegates from Great Britain and European governments plan to visit Boston for the World's Cotton Conference, confirming broad international participation and interest in global cotton trade discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Great Britain
Nature's Remedy Tablets Promised To Aid Digestion
An advertisement asserts a world renowned scientist links most illnesses to constipation and recommends Nature's Remedy tablets to strengthen digestion and elimination. It claims prompt, gentle action, ongoing maintenance with occasional use, and pitches a 25 cent box through druggists.
Railroad Reorganization Bill to Be Reported This Session
Washington dispatch says the interstate commerce committee will report a railroad reorganization bill during the current session. Representative Mondell, the majority floor leader, indicated the action to be taken.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Representative Mondell
Marines Killed in Haiti by Mistake
Gunnery Sergeant Harry Ruble of Sugar Grove Ohio and Corporal Frank Sampson of Minneapolis were killed in Haiti on September 21 when marines fired on a constabulary squad mistaken for a bandit party, the Navy Department reported.
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Washington
Harry Ruble
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Frank Sampson
Minneapolis
United States Marine Corps
Haiti
Navy Department
Naval P C Clerk Guilty of Stealing Letters at Navy Yard
Irving Mitchell of Kittery pleaded guilty in U S District Court to larceny of registered letters from the naval post office at Kittery Navy Yard. The case was continued for sentence to Oct 8. Mitchell was employed as a clerk at the naval post office when the thefts occurred.
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Portland
United States District Court
Irving Mitchell
Kittery
Naval Post Office
Wakefield to Raise Funds for Soldiers
Wakefield plans a series of fund raising events for H Company, 12th Regiment, State Guard. A tag day is set for Saturday with high school students selling tickets. Proceeds go to Harry W. Summers, town treasurer. The town will support guardsmen and their families while the company stays on duty in Boston. The fundraising committee includes Harry E. Clements, Edward A. Connolly, Frank H. Hackett, Edward A. Frizelle, and Robert Atkinson.
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Wakefield
H Company
12Th Regiment
State Guard
Harry W. Summers
Boston
Harry E. Clements
Edward A. Connolly
Frank H. Hackett
Edward A. Frizelle
Robert Atkinson
Pay Teachers More in New Bedford
New Bedford officials propose raises for city staff. Mayor Charles S. Ashley urged the finance committee to add 100 to 200 dollars yearly for teachers and a dollar daily raise for janitors. Other municipal officers may also see salary increases.
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New Bedford
Charles S. Ashley
Weeping eczema relief with Fruit-a-tives and Sootha Salva
G. W. Hall reports severe weeping eczema improved after using three boxes of Sootha Salva and two of Fruit-a-tives. The remedies, sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50, are offered by Fruit-A-Tives Limited of Ogdensburg New York with trial sizes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hall
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
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