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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
7
Pietro Di Stafelo, on Clark Street, faced Luigi Stagno in Central Court after a disputed rent hike of two dollars a month. A burst pipe led to plumbing talk, but accusations included threats and pistol claims. Both were discharged after the tale of intimidation and refusal to move or pay the raise.
Washington Feb 3 United News reports repairs and renovations to ready the White House for four years of Harding occupancy. A special appropriation is expected after March 4 with many new pieces added. The mansion contains 80 rooms and costs about 45000 annually to maintain.
Colonel Clarence S. Ridley, in charge of public buildings and grounds, says the executive mansion is in good condition with few improvements needed. He notes past work under Roosevelt and Taft, and implies President Harding could seek changes with Congress likely to approve.
Mrs. Warren G. Harding surveyed gowns and accessories in New York as she selects beach wear for her Florida trip this month. She plans to continue shopping in New York into next week and then proceed to Washington before departing for Florida.
Children aged nine to fourteen at the Banks Grammar School in Waltham organize a school orchestra. They rehearse each Wednesday afternoon and plan a debut before the Parent Teachers organization comprising parents and teachers.
Miss Ruth W Masters, a volunteer teacher, conducts an after school orchestra with students who rehearse daily at her home. The Waltham public school supervisor of music granted permission for the children to devote part of the music period to rehearsals.
London February 3 The Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Van derbilt has advertised the furniture at Crowhurst Lingfield for sale It is rumored she may leave England for good having bought a home in Paris and is building a villa on the Riviera
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