Lipsie Divorce Hearing Ends With Restraining Order
Boston man Louis A. Lipsie faced a motion in the Superior Court restraining him from interfering with his wife Nellie Lipsie of Winthrop. The judge kept alimony at 20 dollars weekly and noted contempt for nonpayment. A loud quarrel during Sept 8 testimony described by a friend as a “racket” led to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Lipsie
Boston
Equity
Superior Court
Lipsie
Nellie Lipsie
Winthrop
Helen Freeman
Mrs. Lipsie
Mr. Lipsie
Miss Freeman
Boston to Form Municipal Credit Union for City Employees
Mayor Curley to launch City of Boston Employees Credit Union to aid about 200 workers trapped by loan sharks. Public hearing set at State House on Wednesday October 18. The plan offers 1 percent monthly interest with potential reductions and aims to free employees from debt and improve work focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
City Hall
State Bank
City of Boston Employees’ Credit Union
John A. Sullivan
J. Alfred Mitchell
Charles H. Slattery
State House
Hull
Creditors Get 35 Percent Dividend In Walpole Tire Case
Judge Dodge in the United States District Court ordered a 35 percent dividend for Walpole Tire and Rubber creditors who had not shared in the previous New York creditors share. Total dividend to date reaches 85 percent for all creditors.
Film Company Releases Unaffected by New York Studio Fire
The Famous Players Film Company says its schedule remains intact after last week’s studio fire. Delays affect printing and retakes, with adjusted dates: The White Pearl on Oct. 11. The Fatal Card Sept. 30. Zaza Oct. 4. A Girl of Yesterday Oct. 7. The Masqueraders Oct. 28. Still Waters Nov. 4. Madame Butterfly Nov. 8. The Red Widow Nov. 11. The Prince and the Pauper Nov. 15. The Mummy and the Humming Bird Nov. 18. Bella Donna Nov. 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Players Film Company
New York
Marie Doro
Paramount
John Mason
Hazel Dawn
Pauline Frederick
Zaza
Mary Pickford
Marguerite Clark
Powers Named Assistant Engineer at Deer Island
John J. Powers of Ward 23 is appointed assistant engineer at Deer Island to fill the vacancy created by the removal of Arthur F. Bowes by Mayor Curley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Powers
Deer Island
Curley
Arthur F. Bowes
New England French Emergency Fund Moves HQ for Winter
The fund relocates from Arlington Street Church basement to 306 Boylston Street for the winter. Its large ground floor store, once a florist, provides good show windows and packing rooms for assembling relief kits to French hospitals, including puzzles and surgical instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boylston Street
May Pollis
Isabelle O'Neil
French Wounded Emergency Fund
Arlington Street
The
Central volunteer workroom planned for summer workers
Plans form to unite about 3000 summer service workers in a central volunteer workroom across branches desiring it. New branches apply in Hanover New Hampshire and Burlington Vermont led by Mrs Charlotte Howes and Miss Elsie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Charlotte Howes
Burlington, Vt
Elsie Brown
Jasper Whiting
Edith. Bangs
Nahant
Zachary Taylor Relics Donated to White House
Mrs. Walter S. Stauffer of New Orleans, granddaughter of Zachary Taylor, donated heirlooms to President Wilson for the White House collection. Items include Taylor era silver candle sticks a cut glass decanter wine glasses used in the White House a hair lock brooch a silver spur and a walking stick handle from the Mexican war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter S. Stauffer
New Orleans
Zachary Taylor
Wilson
White House
Taylor
City pays 1180 40 for catching stray dogs in four months
Boston spent 1184.40 to catch stray and unlicensed dogs within the city during the past four months. Mayor Curley approved the bill for that amount, sent to the city auditor by Huntington Smith Frank J. Sullivan and Julian Codman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curley
Huntington Smith
Frank J. Sullivan
Julian Codman
Child Custody Row Leads to Sheriff Care Arrangement
A fight over custody of 5 year old Margaret Gezzer ends with the girl housed at the Charles street jail under Sheriff Quinn. He prevents transfer to a women’s prison and arranges for temporary guardian Mrs Emily Dooley to care for her at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Probate Court
Supreme Court
Margaret Gezzer
Chelsea
Charles Street
Sheriff Quinn
Custody Dispute Over Child Reaches Supreme Court
A custody case involving Margaret Gezzer, held by Mrs. Emily Dooley, and the child’s mother Mrs. August Gezzer, triggers probate and supreme court rulings. A writ of habeas corpus was issued and the child remains with Sheriff Quinn’s family pending Monday court action.
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Post
Braley
Supreme Court
Probate
Supreme Courts
George
Emily Dooley
August Gezzer
Caro and
Kiernan
Sheriff Quinn
South Station
Margaret Gezzer
State Board of Charity
Theophile Geezer
August Geezer
Portsmouth
Women Debate on Suffrage in Boston Ford Hall
Suffrage and anti suffrage speakers discuss the votes for women issue at Ford Hall Boston tonight at 7 15 under Women s City Club of Boston. Miss Lucy Price represents the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage and Miss Florence Allen speaks for the Equal Suffrage Association. Massachusetts topics are argued by Teresa A Crowley and Mrs Andrew J George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hall
Women’s City Club of
Boston
James J. Storrow
George W. Coleman
Lucy Price
Cleveland
National Association
Florence Allen
Equal Suffrage Association
Desha Breckenridge
Kentucky
Masachusetts
Teresa A. Crowley
Masachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Andrew J. George
Brookline
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Unfair Rate Case Postponed to October 19
The National Dock and Storage Warehouse Company case against the Boston and Maine railroad seeking to end alleged discriminatory rates was continued to Oct. 19 by Judge Braley. A second action against the Massachusetts Public Service Commission also seeks similar relief, and the commission will file its answer in the earlier case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dock and Storage Warehouse Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
East
Boston
Braley
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Ford Will Build Baby Submarine
A heated dispute erupts over who conceived the tiny submersible Ford plans to reveal. Henry Ford denies Professor Herschel C. Parker’s claim, insisting his idea is only in the chrysalis stage and can revolutionize warfare. Parker counters with patent filings and a 1915 New York paper account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herschel C. Parker
Henry Ford
Ford
Professor Parker
Mr. Ford
Biltmore
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Parker
Daniels
United States
Mass Meeting to Aid Relief in Europe Held at East Boston
A mass meeting at Ohel Jacob Synagogue East Boston will solicit funds for European war sufferers. Prominent speakers will urge donations and a committee will canvass Jewish homes in East Boston. Similar meetings are planned in Revere Malden Everett Chelsea Roxbury and Dorchester. An Abrah am Alpert appeal at a Revere Succoth celebration raised 2000. He urged Jews to support victims in Russia and oppression in Armenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohel Jacob
East Boston
Europe
Revere
Malden
Everett
Chelsea
Roxbury
Dorchester
Abraham Alpert
The
Jewish American
Belgium
Turkey
Strike Grows in Worcester
Four hundred and fifty machinists at the Leland Gifford Co demand a 48 hour week and five cent hourly raise. They will present the demands to the company tomorrow, with a strike possible at 2 pm Monday. Worcester already has over 1000 machinists on strike across Reed Prentice and Whitcomb Blaisdell shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Leland- Gifford Company
Southbridge Street
Eagles Hall
Joseph Gilmour
Reed Prentice
Whitcomb-Blaisdell Machine Tool Company
Wedding Planned Under Elm Tree In Clinton
Sept 24 report notes Joseph Kennear a widower 55 plans to wed Mrs Mary Hollander 51 widow of Bellingham Wash on Christmas Day. They through a matrimonial agency arranged the ceremony with townspeople gathered on the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Joseph Kennear
Mary Hollander
Bellingham
Wash
Town Welcomes Mrs Hollander In Charming Union
Mr Kinnear, a Clinton Wire Cloth Company machinist and father of ten, confirms his engagement to Mrs Hollander. The town expects a rail station greeting on November 1 as the couple plans a swift courtship, praising her recommended character and wealth while recalling his long marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennear
Clinton Wire Cloth Company
Benedict
Hollander
Completion of Ronan Park Work to Begin Next Week
The Ronan Park project will start next week after J. C. Coeman & Sons Company won the contract for grading drainage walks and other improvements. Total cost is 100000 dollars funded by bonds to be signed by the Mayor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan Park
J. C. Coeman & Sons’ Company
Wing Buried In Lexington Funeral for Leander J. Wing
Leander Joseph Wins inventor musician and writer died Tuesday of a paralytic shock funeral held yesterday afternoon from 45 Hancock Street Lexington Rev George Edward Martin D D former pastor of Lexington Hancock Congregational Church conducted the service Wing active member of the church
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Leander Joseph Wins
Hancock Street
Lexington
George Edward Martin
Lexington Hancock Congregational Church
Wing
Mother’s endorsement boosts Father John’s Medicine claims
Mrs. G. Justus of Jersey City says Father John’s Medicine cures her seven children when they are run down or have a cold or cough. She states they always recommend it to everybody.
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McClure
van Loon
San
Wile&nchanced
ORDER
O’connell
UWS
GWT
Holland System
Beyiston St
Mass
Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
Union Streets
Brooklyn Navy Yard
L. J. Wing
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