Caproni Giant Hydro Airplane Is Burned
In Milan on April 3, the giant Caproni hydro aircraft that hoped to cross the Atlantic and crashed into Lake Maggiore during a trial has been burned afterward.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
9
In Milan on April 3, the giant Caproni hydro aircraft that hoped to cross the Atlantic and crashed into Lake Maggiore during a trial has been burned afterward.
The Boston Y M C A Camera Club holds its annual photographic exhibition this afternoon at 5 30 with Governor Cox opening the display in the main hall of the Union building at 48 Boylston street.
New York April 3 The American Legion investigating committee released a report criticizing government departments handling disabled veterans care and compensation The testimony described conditions as medieval and urged consolidation of war risk insurance rehabilitation and health service units The Fox Hills Hospital on Staten Island was condemned and urged to be abandoned for alternatives as soon as possible
New York April 3 Attorneys for Mrs Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman prepare to file additional charges in James A Stillman s divorce suit They may name a woman not yet connected to the case this possibility became known today as charges were said to be filed at the proper time
Attorneys for both sides appear before Justice Morschauser in White Plains as the alimony and fees dispute unfolds. The case centers on Miss Grace and realty man Dobbins with Stay requests, disputed letters, and a widening breach predicted to trigger a lengthy fight.
A joint recital by Selim Palmgren and Maikki Paernefelt at Temperance Hall Quincy drew praise from Boston musicians familiar with Palmgren. He performed Valse Mignonne Caprice Barbare War and songs Pente cost Christmas Carol, with Paernefelt delivering expressive Finnish songs. The next concert in Boston is planned for next season.
Julia Culp gave a mixed recital in Symphony Hall, returning to America after a hiatus. She displayed refined phrasing and technical mastery, with standout moments in Schubert, and folk songs, though some items felt sentimental. The performance included the Japanese Death Song and When I Bring You Colored Toys, with praise for tragic expression and some overdone pianissimo moments. The overall reception was warm and the hall suitably appreciative.
Joseph E. King born 1873 Charlestown resident and real estate broker died at 322 Bunker Hill street Charlestown His widow Veronica Keating King and two sisters survive He belonged to the Bunker Hill Council K of C Ancient and Honorable Artillery Real Estate Exchange Clover Club Charitable Irish Society and Somerville Lodge of Elks Requiem mass to be held at St Francis de Sales Charlestown at 10 am Wednesday Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden
Lydia Lipkowska assisted by cellist Jean Bedetti presented a varied programme at Symphony Hall. Russian and French songs followed by English pieces showcased Lipkowska’s expressive recital style while Bedetti drew strong applause for his virtuosic technique and refined tone.
Turkish Nationalist headquarters report Eski-Shehr battle end after nine days Biledjik recaptured and Greeks retreat toward Brusa. Turkish transports with Bolshevik gunboats land part of Kara Bekir’s army at Ineboli as fighting resumes on Eski-Shehr front.
President and Mrs. Harding plan their first state dinner on Tuesday hosting M Rene Vivi ani special envoy from France. The guest list will include diplomats and officials while Vice President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attend a separate dinner hosted by Senator Willis.
Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, released from Baden prison for aiding the Bergdoll arrest attempt, reached Coblenz on April 3. They refused to discuss the case beyond noting fair treatment by German authorities.
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