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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
19
Mrs. Ann McGrath of New Rochelle testifies she has supported herself and two children for twenty two years on 416 yearly income. She claims her husband in Chicago owes 8944 and secured an attachment on property his father left him. She says she worked as a laundress.
In Superior Court Judge Hardy yesterday struck down all objections raised by Mrs. Irma Wright Heims counsel to the decree granting divorce to Dr. Henry Francis Heims former dentist to the King of Italy.
Neenah police issue order barring flirting by Appleton girls seeking Neenah boys. Police escorted twelve Appleton girls to the city limits and told them to go home. The two cities, six miles apart, are connected by a trolley line.
The S. H. Harrison Co. advertises Packard footwear as the best made shoe in the United States at any price. It touts easy walking comfort and superior appearance with custom and bench made options priced at $3.50 to $10.00 at 662-672 Washington Street, corner Beach.
Cadet Walter E. Mangan of Pittsfield Massachusetts vanished after leaving the United States Military Academy in uniform with a raincoat and no money. Cadets search surrounding mountains as authorities pursue clues. Homesickness is the leading theory for his abrupt departure.
Reynolds Forsbrey, alleged Tombs jail breaker, was arraigned in New York court on murder in the first degree and attempted murder charges. He refused counsel. case adjourned. Reportedly a keeper may have conspired to free him for about $8000. One Tombs keeper was dismissed for negligence.
Dr Heims to receive a permanent decree of divorce after a March decree nisi. He accused his wife of misbehavior with Arturo Targoni and wine revels, while Mrs Heims claimed cruel and abusive treatment. Case drew large crowds. alimony set at 75 dollars monthly.
One hundred fifty tappers and drillers at Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy resumed work after a 12 week strike. An agreement was reached yesterday and details of the settlement were not released.
Mary Lips, 51, and Anton Brenner, 21 months, appeared with their son at the Long Island City office of Deputy City Clerk George Frenz to obtain a marriage license. Brenner listed jeweler as his occupation. they reside at 160 Union Hall Street, Jamaica. Lips said she had been twice married and twice divorced, with both former husbands living.
Harrison Co advertises bench-made Brockton shoes in vid kid tan gun metal and patent leather. Comfortable stylish lasts priced at two fifty and six dollars for entire stock at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach.
Mangan’s residence is listed at S8 School Street in Pittsfield as part of a property notice.
C. Laporte of Lowell was arrested on a secret indictment accusing him of infringing a copyright on a legal form owned by the Interstate Legal Blank Co of Salem. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Morten and was held on $100 bail for trial.
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