Promised Extra Money in Ballet Contract Breach Trial
Miss Zenia Makletzova sues Sergei Diaghileff for 10000 damages over a promised extra $100 before The Enchanted Princess at the Boston Opera House on Jan 31. Barocci Henkel Trugeski testified to the onstage offer and delay in payment as the case proceeds in Superior Court.
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Zenia Makletzova
Boston Opera House
Miss Makletzova
Sergei Diaghileff
Chase
Ance
Metropolitan Opera Company
E. C. Stone
Hans Henkel
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Diaghileff
Henkel
Barocci
Stanislaw Trugeski
Warsaw
Poland
Makletzova
New York
Hubbardston loses its lone barber in town exit
Hubbardston April 14. Wilfred N. Jarvis the town’s only barber has closed his shop and plans to move to Worcester. He says business in Hubbardston is poor and townsmen must shave themselves or grow their whiskers.
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Hubbardston
Wilfred N. Jarvis
Worcester
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant of Beacon Street Funeral Monday
Mrs Elizabeth Brimmer Bryant age 92 of 61 Beacon Street will be buried after funeral services conducted by Rev Elwood Worcester D D at Emmanuel Church 15 Newbury Street Monday at 1 am She died yesterday morning at her Beacon Street home She is mother of Lady Francis A Channing of London and aunt of Colonel W D Sohier
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Bryant
Elizabeth Brimmer Bryant
Beacon Street
Francis A. Channing
London
W. D. Sohier
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
D. D
Robbery and Arrest After Employer’s Losses
Christopher R. Murray of 58 Bennett Street Wakefield was arrested yesterday on a breaking and entering charge. Brown de Loria and Co. at 89 South Market Street faced a theft involving about $2000 after an attempted prose (sic) cut. the employer had decided not to prosecute.
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Brown, de Loria & Co
South Market Street
Christopher R. Murray
Bennett Street
Wakefield
Man Charged With Serial Robberies at Local Firm
Murray surrendered to police after an indictment warrant charged him with larceny totaling about $2397.40 from Albert G C Brown over two years and specific thefts on April 4. He admitted other robberies at work and was dismissed, with prosecutors deciding not to pursue further action because of his wife and infant. Police later found $213 hidden in the couple’s home. Murray kept the safe combination and cited vanity as a motive for the crimes.
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Murray
Albert GC. Brown
Testimony Like Movies Sealed in New York Court
In a New York Supreme Court session Justice Newburgeer heard witnesses about Mary E. Compris forcing entry to painter Maurice Compris studio to confront Claudia Scott. Scott slept on a couch in a filmy robe while Maurice wore pink pajamas. Compris then hung a decree on the library wall as a reply to Scott.
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New York
Claudia Scott
Mary E. Compris
State urged to back 3 million Pilgrim tercentenary bond
General Edgar R. Champlin led a Ways and Means Committee session urging a state backed 3 million dollar bond for a Pilgrim tercentenary exposition. He proposed creating a permanent world exhibition site linked to the event and would appoint a special commission to run it.
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House of Representatives
Edgar R. Champlin
Train girls in preparedness in Patroogue nationwide effort
Patchogue New York April 14 Miss Theodora Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America launched a country wide project called a girls national home guard The organization is non military but patriotic and aims to train young women for citizenship in times of peace and prepare them for duties of national service
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Patchogue
N. Y
Theodora Booth
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
National Home Guard
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Randolfo Barocci
John Brown
Metropolitan Company
Pop
Atta
Jamerson Clothes Shops
Boston
Jamerson Clothes
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dexter Bldg
Washington St
New England
Carleton
Washington Street
Bexter
Jordan Marsh Company
Miss Booth
Men’s & Women’s Credit Clothes Store
America
Edwards
Boston’s
Leading Credit Co
Winter St
Washington
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