FULL TEXT: [Baltimore, Md.] – Mrs. Marie Mason, 25, said to tip the scales at 200 pounds, gave her husband. Lawrence W. Mason, 227 North Linwood avenue, a thrashing at Baltimore street and Guilford avenue
Mrs. Mason, who gave her address as 3025 Frederick avenue,
met her husband for a conference concerning their child at the office of
Children’s Aid Society in the Courthouse. Shortly after 9 o’clock the couple
walked in Baltimore street and a few minutes later scores of pedestrians
witnessed a are battle, which, it is said, was entirely one-sided. Mason is in
the lightweight class and didn’t attempt to strike back at his wife.
Mason and his wife told the police that they were separated
and that cross-bills for divorce had been filed.
[“Wife Thrashes Husband On Downtown Street – 200-Pound Woman
Administers Beating After Conference Over Child.” The Sun (Baltimore, Md.),
Jun. 21, 1921, p. 22]
Where do you find all these old articles? I went searching, and found that a lot of newspapers only give access to their archives by subscription. Is there some kind of free resource for researchers to go look up your sources? I mean, I think these posts are entertaining, but if this is legit research you're doing, that's even more impressive.
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