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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1922

Page

2

British schooner Pesaquid seized by Coast Guard at Block Island

The US Coast Guard cutter Acushnet overtook the two masted British schooner Pesaquid after a 20 mile chase off Block Island and brought her to New Bedford. Authorities allege the craft was disposing of 3000 cases of whiskey along the coast during a rum running operation toward Newport and other resorts. Captain Lauriat led the pursuit after the Acushnet left Woods Hole and Gresham from New York joined the chase early this morning.

New Bedford Coast Guard Acushnet Block Island Woods Hole Gresham New York Hadeen Newport Lauriat B. W. Lapham

Pesaquid Seized Off Newport After Caribbean Cargo Aboard

The Pesaquid, a 126 ton schooner with auxiliary power, was sighted fleeing toward Newport. Captain Lauriat ordered speed ahead and docked at State pier after a guard boarded. Cargo from Nassau to St Pierre Miquelon included 3000 cases with 150 missing. the remainder seized as court action against captain and crew set to start tomorrow.

Lauriat Gray State Pier Nassau Bahamas St-Pierre Miquelon Nova Scotia

Divorce Seems Easy in Rhode Island Courts

A famous gambler with a business in England established a residence in Rhode Island and secured a divorce from his wife Marie Benson, an English music hall actress, without trouble.

Rhode Island England Marie Benson

Stuart Gottchalk Meant To Join In Quiet Divorce

Stuart Gottchalk known as Harry Phillip, a court record shows an attempted divorce similar to a Bulgarian case. The address listed for a witness sits at an ornamental grass plot at Broad Way and Cottage streets in Pawtucket. Attorney-General Herbert A. Rice flagged the discrepancy and may bring the affair to the grand jury after learning the divorce was quietly processed.

Stuart Harry Phillip’’Gottychalk Hollis Bulgaria Broad Way Cottage Streets Pawtucket Stuart-Gottschalk

Turmoil over Gottschalk Gottschalk divorce case shakes Rhode Island law

A tidal wave of protest gathers as officials probe the Gottschalk or Stuart residency claim in a Rhode Island divorce decree. Witness affidavits assert a 68 Whitmarsh Street residence, but landlady and directories deny knowledge of the man. Investigators, including Attorney General Rice, consider halting the decree if residency is invalid. Regulators weigh tighter controls on affidavits and divorce procedures amid the political fallout.

Rhode Island Duggie Stuart Stuart Leonard Horton Whitmarsh Street Pawtucket Chester W. Barrows Rice Post Providence City Hall Gotschalk Benson

Attorneys Discuss Gottschalk Affair with Cousin Claims

In court affidavits Myers and Henry Benson claim to be Mrs Gottschalk's cousins. Papers show service of suit notice at 102 New Asford or Oxford Street on Feb 6 by Norman Stanley Claire of 87 Charing Cross Road. Endorsed by George Edmund Hodgkins of 12% Chancery Lane with a seal.

Rice Myers Henry Benson Gottschalk George Edmund Hodgkins Chancery Lane

Simmons Junior Prom Tomorrow Night

The class of 1923 plans the largest Simmons College prom ever held tomorrow evening. Miss Lauralee McCann of St Paul is chairman of arrangements. The class of 1922 will host the juniors and their guests at a dance Saturday afternoon.

Simmons College Tomorow Simmons Lauralee McCann St. Paul Minnesota

Charity Ball Aids Children Through Corset History

The article notes early corsets dating from the second century used by fashionable women to compress the waist and mentions a forthcoming charity ball to aid children, highlighting historic fashion as a fundraising backdrop.

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