Wealthy woman wills estate for birth control foundation
Mrs Adelaide Beyerlieb of 1955 Commonwealth Ave leaves her entire estate to Dr Herbert Dennett to create a Golden Rule Foundation. The plan includes a Boson farm with homes for delicate mothers, aiming to save the country from extinction through birth control. Dennett, a 75 year old Theosophist, vows a controversial program amid lawsuits and public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Amelia Hewitteyerlieb
Commonwealth
Beyerlieb
Sherman
Dr. Dennett
God
Irish Envoys to Present Case for Ireland at Peace Conference
Three delegates Frank P. Walsh Edward Iine and Michael Ryan selected by the Irish race committee in Philadelphia head to Paris to press Ireland’s bid for freedom before the peace conference. Walsh warns Congress would fail Irish appeals if rebuked and urges American backing. Ryan portrays his trip as an American effort to aid a historic movement for republican rule.
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York
Mareh
Philadelphia
Frank P. Walsh
Iona: War Labor Board
Edward Ine
Chicago
Inois
Michael Ryan
Philadelhia
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
France
Walsh
Citiens
Dunne
Ireland
Ryan
All Veterans of 26th Invited to Parade
General Edwards announced via Colonel Willams the 26th Division parade in Boston between April 26 and May 6 1919. Invitations go to wounded and unwounded veterans who belonged to the 26th Division with details for applications and transportation arrangements.
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Edwards
26Th Division
United States
National Guard
Northeastern Department
Boston
Mass
Kk. of C
Salvation Army
War Camp
Army
New England
War Camp Community Service
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
Oh Look at Shubert Doles and Dollies Return
At the Shubert Theatre a late set comedy redecorated as Oh Look! uses the plot of Ready Money by James Montgomery with music by Henry Carroll. The Dolly sisters return with Harry Fox, drawing added delight from Boston audiences.
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Shubert Theatre
James Montgomery
Henry Carroll
Boston
Dolly Sisters
Harry Fox
Burlesque Review Highlights Dolly Sisters and Cast
The lively production features the Dolly sisters in dual roles and a witty cast led by Harry Fox as the wealth obsessed hero Stephen Baird. Strong chorus, clever dancing, and polished performances mark the show, with favorable notes on the performers and ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fox
Stephen Baird
Mr. Fox
Hugh Cameron
Boston
Oh Look Made Over Comedy Draws Boston Patrons
The review praises Oh Look as one of the best of the made over comedies reaching Boston with strong principals and ensemble and expects it to receive good patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston
Maurice to Speak in Symphony Hall on How the War Was Won
Major General Sir Frederick Maurice, director of military operations, addresses Sym phon Hall tonight on the war’s winning factors. He is billed as America’s first major military authority to speak on the subject from every angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Maurice
British General Staff
Symphony Hall
Maurice
America
Abington and Brockton News Brief Sparks City Interest
Brockton on March 31 reports that Abington affairs hold central interest in this city. The vague note hints at local matters drawing attention but provides few specifics.
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Brockton
Abington Considers Saloon Licenses Amid Liquor Push
A Beverly man seeks a $25 monthly license to run a saloon and related establishments in Abington and nearby towns. Seven licenses may be issued in Abington as part of a regional expansion to about 40 saloons, with several towns previously dry for two decades.
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Abington
Beverly
Monte Carlo
Carl H. Wilkes
Beverly Ashs
Rockland
Whitman
Paris
City plan for 26th Division homecoming entertainments
Boston municipal committee on reception to the 26th Division outlined a lively program for the homecoming. The plan includes theatre performances, wrestling and boxing bouts, sightseeing tours, free meals, and athletic events. Sub committees were named for theatres, athletics, and sightseeing with a central information office to be established.
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City Hall
Edward P. Barry
Edward D. Smith
Shubert Theatres
George M. Lothrop
Grand Opera House
Boston Opera House
Mr. Smith
Boston
Charles J. Rich
Hollis Street
Smith
Rich
G. W. Currier
Daniel W. Lane
Bray
Red Sox
Councill Lane
Philip D.S. Sears
John Heyer
Ore
Dorothy Forbes
L. C. Prior
John A. Donoghue
Chester JT. Campbell
Bornstein
Bureau of Information
Hearing Postponed Over Boston and Maine Reorganization
The Public Service Commission of New York has not approved the proposed Boston and Maine railroad reorganization. A hearing in the U S District Court on the petition to discharge receiver James H Hustis was postponed until next Monday.
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Public Service Commission of
New York
Boston & Maine Railroad
Morton
United States District Court
James H. Hustis
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