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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1921

Page

3

Judge rules on Stillman case letters amid paternity dispute

Referee Gleason admits key letters by Beauvais as potentially damning yet not to be used against legitimacy. Motions summarize plaintiff’s side as to adultery and paternity, with seven sustained points detailing how letters and conduct affect both issues.

Stillman Gleason Honey Dearest Bernard Mary Kelly Pleasantville William Rand Jr Cornelius J. Sullivan Mr. Stillman John E. Mack Guardian Ad Litem Guy John F. Brennan Mrs. Stillman Abel I. Smith The Supreme Court Beauvais F.cauvais Irene Kelly

Paternity Suit Details Struck From Record

A court order removes from the record a 1918 testimony given to Dr Russell in Buffalo regarding paternity and a claim that Beauvais caused the pregnancy, on the issue of adultery.

Dr. Russell Fendant Russell Buffalo Beauvais

City Officials Back Lower Soda Prices Amid Parade Plan

City Council supports reduced soda prices while Rep Hines urges revocation of licenses for shops charging six cents for cones and up to 22 cents for sodas. A noon parade led by News Boys and major settlement houses marches from the Common to City Hall and the State House to press the price-cut demand.

Moriarty Hines Bay State Newsboys’ Association Dennison, Peabody and Hale Elliott Memorial Housewives’ League Boylston Street Washington Street City Hall State House Hultman

Boston Council Resolution Seeks Soda Price Curb

The Boston City Council unanimously passes a resolution introduced by Councilman Moriarty urging the Licensing Board to cooperate to curb unbridled profiteering in ice cream sodas and cones. The page also notes fabric and trim descriptions for coats.

Moriarty Licensing Board City of Boston

Wilson 10 Gets Orders From Boss In Massachusetts

Senator Lodge announced that Harold D. Wilson will be subordinate to Federal Prohibition Director Elmer C. Potter in Massachusetts. Potter will enforce the law name prohibition agents and supervise permit issuance.

Washington Senator Lodge Harold D. Wilson Elmer C. Potter Massachusetts Potter

Wilson to lead field forces but no final authority in reorganization

Senator Lodge discussed the reshuffle with Wilson who was peeved by a directive from Federal Prohibition Director Haynes to hand over books to Potter. Potter will be boss with $5000 a year while Wilson receives $4000, leaving Wilson unsatisfied with the arrangement.

Wilson Lodge Federal Prohibition Haynes Potter

Indian wedding custom and political misgivings mixed in brief

A fragment notes Senator Lodge naming a replacement and Wilson’s uneasy impression of acting as a deputy to Potter. It then describes a quaint marriage ritual in India where the bride and groom visit a river to worship Ghatala. the groom beats the bride on the way to the rite and the bride beats him on the return.

India Ghatala

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