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aPREFERS BUFFALO LIFE DITO SOLVAY EXISTENCEfSues Husband for Separation and Custody of Two Children^ Court Compromises by Giving Mother One of Them.John Radford says that his wife, |kept writing, begging her to come Anna, will not Uvo with him because back. she prefers Hie bright lights of theDranr.city of Buffalo and a 525 a week job of he:* own to a quiet existence as a wife and mother at Belle Isle or Sol-vay.Anna declares that she cannot remain with John because he lias treated her cruelly and that she wants a separation with the custody o? her two little sons, Dan, 5, and Tom, 2 years old.The courts, unable to decide on tbe merits of the ease at the time being,rjhave made the decision of Solomon.They have awarded the custody of the older l?oy to the father and theWanted Children Kept Together.In April, 1918, there was a chance for il reconciliation between . the couple. Both parents objected to the idea of the children living apart from each other and on * April 29th,; JStS, came to Rochester and brought Baby T.om to his father who has had him ever since.Radford says that last November he went to Buffalo to see his wife and he tried to get her to come back and live with him, offering to pay her for taking care of the children. She said she couldn't make up her mind butSavbaby to the mother. Attd last week wtteJIn a tor days.jyliich shed | wee Tommy was taken from his paternal. grandmother. Mrs. Thomas Radford, and his big brother, Dan, who cried to “go with Tommy, and was taken to his mother in Buffalo. Differ on Responsibility. .According to John Radford, his mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna McGuire, of Buffalo, is responsible for his matrimonial tribulations. According to his wife, her husband is himself responsible, for she says that he struck her and abused her on throe different occasions, stole the childrenaway Irani- her and left her with no means of support.• John says that after his • marriage on August 12th, 1912, he and his wife went housekeeping for themselves indid, refusing to go back uuder any circumstances. Then she brought suit for separation charging abandonment and cruelty. She* is working for the D„ L. VT. company and is receiving a salary of 5100 a month, her husband says. WORKMAN OVERCOME BY GAS IN DITCHPrt of N Teail}til***the t was speci Geor* press Thchan; actio: again Put m Dutclhome the r maneWhile repairing a leak -in a- gas main. Leonard Schneider. ,25, of No. 1213 Butternut street, was overcomeby fumes in -an excavation at Avery I Buffalo, but that before the birth of’avenue ai^ci Essex street-late Satur-Ithe lirst baby they -went to live with 1 j Mrs. McGuire. Then, he says, he ■ bought a place in Buffalo and loft ilin April. 1917, when they moved to Belle Isle where he bought a home. Anno, John says, stood for Belle Isle just three months.In the early part of July, 1917, he alleges in his affidavit, Mrs. McGuire came from Buffalo to visit her daughter. One day he says* he came homeday afternoon. Ho is at St. Joseph's hospital, where last. last night’ be. was said • to be out of danger. . *Sclincidcr, with another • Syracuse Lighting company workman, was. seijt to repair the leak, discovered by^ persons in the neighborhood, early In ;the afternoon...After the earth had been removed and the main exposed, - Schneider went-down into the trench to makeand found that his wife was selling the necessary repairs. The manpart of the furniture. “In reality it belonged to her/’ he said, “but, of course, I asked her the reason for selling it. and she said she could not stand it any longer, it was too lonesome and she was going home to her mother.Changed Jobs to Please Her,*1 was at that time working for the New York Central and, of course,working with him went away for a short time.’ 'When the helper returned he found Schneider lying unconscious across the main.I was away a great many nights. Toa a t m ^ Y 1 f 4 \% a Mil 4 I ■ n n ti il trnn ♦ROCHESTER MAN HAS FIRST CROSS HERETin for by: PJantuin - s again liimsc in an not ? Diitclfour : there per so therel him.The declai for w Vende Pilch, conse treat j: suited ness, liable taineri that 1 this' b ess cc affordTheF. Pmand 2
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Feb 09, 1919
Page 59
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