Divorce Granted to Alma Tartone in Belfast Case
Alma Tartone of New York and Northport won an absolute divorce from Pierre Tartone the French portrait painter in the Supreme Judicial Court here Justice Deasey presiding. The couple married in 1913 and Tartone earned about 80000 annually but did not support her, she testified.
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Belfast
Alma Dodworth Tartoue
New York
Northport
Pierre Tartoue
Paris
Supreme Judicial Court
Deasey
Pierre
The Voice in the Dark by Holworthy Hall
Holworthy Hall is the next writer of distinction featured in the Sunday Post fiction series. His story The Voice in the Dark will appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Holworthy Hall
The
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
Baby Falls Forty Feet From Roxbury Piazza
Louis Katz aged two and a half fell from the rear piazza of a fourth floor home at 173 Quincy Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. He landed on a board fence then the ground and was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and possible internal injuries. He is listed on the hospital danger list.
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Louis Katz
Quincy Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
754 Men Enroll at Harvard Law School
Enrolment in Harvard Law School reached 754 last night with 69 more first year students than the last normal year before the war. The roster includes 185 second year, 128 third year, 30 unclassified, seven graduates and one special student.
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Harvard Law School
Law
Japan aims for maritime supremacy in global trade
Baron Condo, head of Nippon Yushen Kaisha, arrived in New York to declare Japan ready to compete with Britain and the United States for sea trade leadership. He says Japan has earned a premier maritime role and will contest for first or second place, after serving as an industrial adviser to the Japanese peace mission in Paris.
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New York
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Baron Condo
Nippon Yushen Kabushika Kaisha Steamship Company
Far East
Caronia
London
Paris
Foreign cotton delegates arrive in Boston for congress
Fifty delegates from major British textile plants arrive in Boston for the World Cotton Congress to be held in New Orleans next month. The Arkwright Club committee led by William F. Garcelon welcomes them at the station and the Copley Plaza serves as their headquarters during their stay.
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New Orleans
Boston
Arkwright Club
William F. Garcelon
Copley Plaza
Great Britain
Threats to Oust Tenants Over Unsanitary Conditions
Lawrence board of health denounces landlords who threaten tenants with eviction or higher rents if they report unsanitary conditions. Tenants fear retaliation and seek anonymity while urging action to improve living conditions.
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Lawrence
Board of Health Today
Daniel J. Murphy
Murphy
Senators Parleying on Treaty
Washington news reports most treaty work moved outside the Senate chamber. Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey led a two hour attack on the treaty and its League covenant while Republicans sought agreement on Johnson's amendment to equalize voting power between the United States and Great Britain in the league assembly.
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Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Johnson
California
United States
Great Britain
League Assembly
Senate debate and Johnson amendment delays
Rumors fly as the Johnson amendment is set aside for an indefinite date while Republicans and Democrats prepare for a flurry of speeches and possible moves on the treaty. Fall amendments to exempt U.S. from foreign commissions will lead Friday’s business, with no vote expected until next week.
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League
Germany
Senate
Fall
Republican
New Mexico
United States
New
Indiana
Smith
Maryland
Cummins
Iowa
Frelinghuysen
Marshall
Funeral Services for Mrs Cuddy Today
Hundreds of Bostonians will attend the funeral tomorrow for Mrs. William H. Cuddy nee Margaret T Fitzgerald aunt of former State Senator John S Fitzgerald. Cuddy is president of the New England Amateurs Athletic Association and has held many offices in notable groups. He was named the first national vice president of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America and remains active in the Hendricks Club and St Joseph's Total Abstinence Society.
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Hendricks Club
St. Joseph’s
Total Abstinence Society
Opposition to one man rule of the army grows in Congress
In Washington on September 2, the House Military Committee examined General Haan's push for presidential control of army size. Critics warned a chief of staff could destabilize policy, while arguing for a fixed army size and a free president.
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House Military Committee
William G. Haan
War Plans Division
General Staff
Congress
Kahn
Staf
Caldwell
New York
Anthony
Kansas
Run Down by Auto Claims Cedar Street Boy
Five year old Gardner Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson of Cedar Street, was struck by an automobile while crossing Central Street near Cedar on his way home from Lyon Street Primary School. He died later at St Johns Hospital. The car was driven by Charles Guthrie of 297 Hildreth Street.
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Lowell
Gardner Nelson
Cedar Street
Lyon Street
Central Street
Charles Guthrie
Hildreth Street
St. John's Hospital
Pure Food Medicine Promoted as Alcohol Free
A historical notice touts a pure food medicine guaranteed free from alcohol and dangerous drugs. It claims sixty years of use for colds coughs and as a body builder, asserting safety and efficacy.
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