Equity Suit in Clapp Case to Go to Master
The equity suit of William E. Clapp of Boston and Danvers against Abbie E. Clapp of Danvers over furniture removed after their separation was not heard as the furniture remains in storage and the case will proceed to a master on merits after demurrer is decided. Clapp faces a criminal indictment for alleged conspiracy to procure a fraudulent divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Clapp
Boston
Danvers
Abbie E. Clapp
Holton Street
Salem
Clapp
Ingersoll Yankee Watch Ad Appeals to Boys
A vintage ad pitches the Ingersoll Yankee watch as a sturdy, honest gift for boys. It promotes the Yankee Radiolite glowing face and Radio lite version for extra cost, claiming the watch endures rough use and traveling while modeling truthfulness and accuracy.
Desertion of Family and Feeble Minded Procreation Concerns
A statement from the Associated Charities says family desertion is rising, linked to drink and a possible rise in feeble minded offspring under a U S Canada treaty. It cites a feeble minded woman who secured a marriage license despite protests, prompting calls for authorities to assess fitness. It also notes Ruth Comfort Mitchell's story But I Knew Youd Understand in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Associated Charities
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Next Sunday Post
Faige
Desertion Extradition Seen To Aid Families In Need
The Associated Charities urges making desertion extraditable as US Canada treaty talks progress. In August 17 families sought aid due to desertion. 117 of 1525 visits cited desertion as a factor. They push enforcement of marriage laws and age proof, noting mental defect and feeble mindedness threaten home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Charities
United States
Canada
Massachusetts
Tax Sakes Advertised in City Record
City Collector Frank S. Deland announced the sale of delinquent taxpayers property in a three part notice. Listings include those owing 1919 taxes plus other years. 1920 tax bills will be mailed with a new rate of 24.10 per 1000 amid a $44 340 343 valuation increase. Bills arrive by mail. one month to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Deland
City Record
Sugar and Flour Prices Fall in Montreal Market
Montreal sugar refiners cut prices by a cent and a half to 1912 cents per pound and flour by 1 cent per barrel. Public price offered at 13.50 dollars while bakers pay 13 dollars and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
A Chat With Bessie Barriscale And J Warren Kerrigan
Carl Wilmore conducts a studio chat with actress Bessie Barriscale and actor J Warren Kerrigan to be printed in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Barriscale
J. Warren Kerrigan
Carl Wilmore
Boston Sunday Post
Painters District Council backs aid to Glass Workers Local 1181
More than 75 delegates of Painters District Council 41 voted unanimously to grant financial assistance to Decorative Glass Workers Local 1181 and to continue support until the current strike ends. The district council represents 3000 members of the Brotherhood of Painters and Glass Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ District Council 41
Decorative Glass Workers’ Local 1181
Brotherhood of Painters and Glass Workers of America
Engagement announced for Miss Caroline Gould and Leo Berman
Marriage engagement disclosed by Mr and Mrs C M Gould of 3 Johnston road Dorchester. Miss Gould is known among Dorchester's younger set and Mr Berman an engineer is popular in Brookline business and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gould
Dorchester
Leo Berman
Brookline
C. M. Gould
Johnston Road
Guld
Berman
Swift Beef Company Plea Seeks Dismissal Of Indictments
Two firms named N. E. Hollis & Co. and E. C. Swift & Co. are declared trade names used by the Swift Beef Company. Pleas filed yesterday ask the federal court to quash the indictments for alleged profiteering in beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Hollis & Co
E. C. Swift & Co
Federal Grand Jury
Swift Beef Company
Armour & Co Indicted for NZ Lamb Profiteering
A grand jury returned a true bill against Armour & Co for profiteering in New Zealand lamb. The firm, via attorney Thomas Hunt, pleaded not guilty before Judge Morton. They have 10 days to withdraw the plea or file a demurrer. The indictment alleges excessive charges on 1100 pounds of lamb sold to Albert Farnham of Boston.
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Hollis
Swift
Armour & Co
New Zealand
Corporation
Thomas Hunt
Morton
Armour
Albert Farnham
Boston
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Dickey
Jim
Gertrude
Minarte, PLC
Yankee Radiolite
A Haven
AG Cigar
Quincy Smile
Quincys
Breslin & Campbell, Inc
Bessie
Swifts
Armours
N. E. Hollis &Co
E. C. Swift, & Co
Gulden
Hathaway.s Educational
Hathaway
Subway
U. S
Win-Sum
Mass
Advertising Women’s Club of Boston
C. F. Hathaway & Sons Makers OF Hathaway
Hathaway’s
Vitamine Bread
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