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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
2
Mrs John Balch of Milton, a councillor of Massachusetts anti suffrage group, leaves next week with her husband for the far west to confer with Mrs N C Young, president of the North Dakota antis, and will likely speak against suffrage.
The army worm has appeared in western Youngstown and neighboring districts. Residents report damage to trees and gardens as farmers and locals observe the infestation in this part of Ohio.
Mme Gueydan, Caillaux’s first wife, testifies at length in the Paris court, detailing his alleged infidelities, divorce battles, and dramatic letters. She recounts attempts to shield herself from Machiavellian maneuvers, claims no reconciliation after their split, and notes perjury and fear surrounding the private letters. The testimony, amid courtroom upheaval, shapes the defense and raises questions about the letters Calmette planned to publish.
Rumors swirl in Washington society about a romance between Lucy Burleson daughter of the Postmaster General and William Mar Reynolds. Observers note Burleson’s appeal and McReynolds, age 52, reportedly unwed, amid speculation of a fall announcement while public actions blur private affairs.
Mme Gueydan laments that the person who drew the indictment has gathered the filth, and that all pity has gone to the intruder who defiled her home to take her place.
Brookline, touted as the richest town, reports only 292.70 in the treasury while approving the highest tax rate in its history at 14.50 per thousand. Despite a $3,000,000 rise in personal and real estate values and $600,000 more taxable property from the Mary Baker Eddy trust trustees, the board of assessors cites heavy appropriations as the main cause of the increase.
Washington gossip claims Attorney General James Clark McReynolds is the latest target of a summer rumor linking President Wilson's cabinet to romantic intrigue. The item, attributed to Dame Rumor, notes the heated season adds to speculative talk about official courtings and distracts from formal duties.
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