Suit Filed Against King of Strong Men Over Horse Hire
Louis D. Cohen sues Levasseur known as the King of Strong Men in Municipal Civil Court alleging six horses used during a Gem Theatre engagement were not paid for. A $28.50 sum is in possession of Gem Theatre proprietor Isadore Greenburg. Levasseur denies the allegations.
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Cohen
Gem Theatre
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Boston School Committee approves near three million budget
The Boston school committee voted 2,864,000 for current expenses as the annual budget awaits state approval for higher spending. The plan covers salaries, fuel, supplies, nurses, and building repairs. An objection to leave of absence for kindergarten teachers attending the International Kindergarten Union in Washington was debated before final passage.
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International Kindergarten Union
Washington, D. C
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Leen
Margaret Curtis
Fire Patrol Men Held on Larceny Charges in Boston
Judge Sullivan sent Henry M. Jarrett and Ralph A. Harding to the Superior Court after declining jurisdiction in Boston Municipal Court. They posted $100 bail each. They head the Boston Fire Patrol Company accused of false pretences for not providing promised protection to Albert F. Bicknell and S. M. Tane after a fire at Foster's Wharf, 370 Atlantic Avenue. The company was enjoined from business by Judge Braley of the Supreme Court over tax debts to the Commonwealth.
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Ralph A. Harding
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S. M. Tane
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Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Heinze Divorce Set Aside by Widow's Death Wish
New York April 3 The court that separated F. Augustus Heinze and Bernice Heinze will be asked to restore her to him in death. Mrs Heinze's dying wish, to protect her child, prompts attorney Benjamin F Spellman to file a petition to expunge the interlocutory decree already granted.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Bernice
Grave words in the Heinze divorce petition and expungement plea
The dying Mrs. Heinze urged expungement of her divorce record while entrusting her mother sister and nurses to testify under oath. Her husband counseled reconciliation saying the decree would end their union and likened the plea to the Great Chancellor sealing records. Special menus and cooking recipes accompany the Post cooking page.
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Heinze
Spellman
Extra Low Fare Tickets to the Far West Coast
Burlington agent Alex Stocks offers first class express train travel to the Far West and Northwest with sleeping berths, comfortable equipment, and inexpensive rates. He provides help with berths tickets baggage maps and printed information about the western coast country. Reachable at Main 4387 264 Washington St Boston.
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Pin Presented to Joseph H. O’Neil at Catholic Union Lunch
The Catholic Union of Boston held its board meeting and luncheon hosted by retiring president Joseph H. O’Neil at the Exchange Club. Rt. Rev. M. J. Splaine paid tribute, and O’Neil received a diamond and pearl pin. Attendees included Daniel V. McIsaac James M. Morrison W T A Fitzgerald Francis A Campbell John Morton George A Flynn Felix Johnson Clarence A Pike and John B. Kelley.
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Suffolk County
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John B. Kelley
3 Months For Fake Flood Fund Raising
Harry J. Butler an 18 year old resident of 18 Green Street Boston was yesterday sentenced to three months for a fake flood fund raising scam.
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Green Street
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Everett man sentenced for false relief fund scheme
In Everett police court, Butler received three months for falsely obtaining money by selling music under the pretense that proceeds aided Ohio flood sufferers. He claimed authorization by Mayor Chambers to raise relief funds, with Judge Bruce noting he looted victims as the thieves of the flood section.
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Butler
Misses suits of Paris eponge from Rodier house
Misses' suits of Paris eponge from the house of Rodier, the inventor of eponge, offered at a very low price after exhausting domestic resources. The fabric is of unusual quality and the style is among the season's most attractive.
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Rodier
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