Mrs Stillman Wins Key Court Victory in Suit Case
Testimony centered on Dr. Russell and diary entries at Mondanne Pleasantville as James A Stillman and Mrs Stillman face cross examination. Erasures in 1918 diary entries and alleged notes about H Phelps Clawson are disputed as referees weigh admissibility while Buddie Stillman messages hint at family strife and the Judge's pending ruling.
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Dr. Russell
H. Phelps Clawson
Stillman
Pleasantville House
James A. Stillman
Cornelius J. Sullivan
Russell
Daniel Gleason
Beauvais
Mr. Stillman
John F. Brennan
Women’s Hospital
Guy
New York
Buffalo
John E. Mack
Mondanne
Pleasantville
N. Y
Alexander Stillman
Frankie Beauvais
Clawson
Gleason
Buddie” Stillman
James Stillman
James Potter Stillman
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Fifi
Bud
Anne
McCormick
Fire in Brookline destroys antique stable storehouse
A fire started by boys in Brookline Village damaged a stable used as a storehouse for Mirken R. Brown antiques. The blaze forced evacuations and scorched nearby buildings while tying up streetcar traffic on Huntington Avenue and Brookline Avenue for over an hour late last night.
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Brookline Department
Brookline Village
Huntington Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Mirken R. Brown
They're All Alike the World Over Circus Feature
A Boston Sunday Post Magazine preview highlights Courtney Ryley Cooper's stirring circus story and other circus features in the upcoming issue. The piece frames life under the big top with vivid, urban newspaper tone and promises engaging profiles and behind the scenes glimpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Boston Sunday Post
Dog Show for Children's Hospital Draws Big Crowd
The sixth annual Ladies' Dog Club show benefiting the Children's Hospital was held yesterday at Jonathan White's Brookline estate. Champion Sabine Fernicke won best dog. Lochty Winsom took the silver bowl for the best dog bred by a member. Starbright Princess Sonia earned best Pomeranian. Pourquoi Peter won as best puppy bred by an exhibitor.
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Ladies’ Dog Club
Children’s Hospital
Jonathan White
Brookline
Thomas Rice Warnick
Sabine Fernicke
E. H. Seagrave
Lochty Kennels
Lochty Winsom
Viola G. Proctor
Starbright
Sonia
Jean G. Hinkle
Pourquoi Peter
Quand Me
EB. H. Seagrave
Norman
Donald Gordon
William H. Perry
Leominster
C. F. Dennee
W. J. MacCammon
Larz Anderson
Board of Governors
Miss Proctor
Stormy debate at F. of L. convention
Delegates debated anteroom inspections and labor label rules. Key figures included Charles B. Nelson of the Central Labor Union, John J. Manning of the Union Labor League, and Benjamin Schlessinger of the International Ladies Garment Workers. Gompers objected to terms in a report and urged revision. The convention pledged to patronize union shops, use union drivers, and buy tobacco with the union label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Nelson
Central Labor Union of
Kansas City
John J. Manning
Union Labor League
Sweeney
The
Tailors’ Union
Benjamin Schlessinger
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
More Privileges for Boys Urged at New England Meeting
Reginald Washburn of Worcester urged extended privileges for under-privileged boys at a dinner tied to the New England Federation of Boys' Clubs convention in Portland. Richard S Teel also spoke at the event.
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Portland
Reginald Washburn
Worcester
New England Federation of Boys’ Clubs
Richard 8
Teel
Boston Federation elects officers at public meeting
The Boston federation gathered for a public meeting at the Portland Boys' Club tonight with sightseeing tours as part of the program. George B. Baker of Boston was elected vice-president succeeding Walter M. Lowney of Boston, who was deceased.
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Ing
Boston
Portland Boys’ Club
George B. Baker
Walter M. Lowney
Fire at Dorchester comfort station under investigation
A small roof fire at a Dorchester Wainwright playgrounds comfort station was reported by Patrolman Rudolph and put out with minor property loss. Police suspect youths in the vicinity started the blaze.
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Wainwright Playgrounds
Dorchester
Rudolph
Field's Corner
Defense witnesses test Palumbo mental deficiency claim
In Medford on the Palumbo murder case, witnesses including former engineers and a South Boston corporal describe Palumbo as slow or struggling. Teachers from the Oliver evening school testified Palumbo was their pupil and tended to be the butt of jokes among peers.
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Lawrench
Salvatore
Palumbo
Frederick Fosdick
Medford
Francisco Monteforte
George P. Ryan
Somerville
F Company
14Th Engineers
France
William Smith
South Boston
Ryan
Palumbod
Smith
Oliver
Auburns Play Braintree In Cambridge Semi Pro Showdown
The Auburn Baseball Club of Cambridge meets the strong Braintree team tomorrow afternoon at Ernest Grounds in Cambridge. A top game is anticipated as both clubs boast strong records and rank among the state's best semi pro teams. Auburns bolster their roster with Joe Stanley from the Eastern League and Roy Snipes, ex Atlanta Southern League pitcher.
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Auburn Baseball Club
Cambridge
Braintree
Ernest Grounds
Auburns
Joe” Stanley
Roy Snipes
Atlanta
Illiteracy in U S Decried by Pershing at Camp Edwards
General John J. Pershing condemned illiteracy and physical unfitness among American youth as a disgrace, urging strict enforcement of state educational laws and annual physical surveys to prevent a repeat of wartime weaknesses. He praised the army and National Guard reorganization as vital to policy.
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Camp Edwards
Shagirt
N. J
United News
John J. Pershing
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Mary Olive Gilligan
Woman's Hospital
Fred Beauvais
Grand Piles
Black Bear
Buddy Stillman
Canada
Stillmans
Grand Anse
Mr.Stillman
Fred
New England
South Shore
Mayflower Orchestra
Rowen's
Bryant Street
En Wisao
Atile- SM Lem
Hallet & Davis
Boylston Street
Selwyn Jonns
Bo Rand Ballroom
Hantiowtom Ave
Thomas H. Ince
Homas
H. Ince
Mother O
Harry Carey
Lancaster
Priscilla Dean
Huntington Ave
Danse Tonite
Revere
Madonna—Wiley
Miguel
Frank Kramer
Orlando Piant
Frank Cavanaugh
Willie Keeler
Bebe Daniels
Lois Weber
Walter Johnson
His Band
Wakefield Ball Room
Sky Ranger
Corsdy
Orch
Takas
St. Botolph St
Massachusetts Ave
New Spring
Palm Beach
Provincetown Return
Baeeneere
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Orchestra ST. atEnocs
Felock
Cape Bay
Atlantic Ave
Fort Hill
Wilsur
Jos
M.gaites
Goffstown
N. H. Mountain
Laurel
Good Roads
Sun
Orchestra of
Edward Clark & Co
Libby & Sparrow
Nestor & Haynes
Helen Jackley
Rose & Tea Bell
Exeter
Copley Y Square
Peck
Norumbega
Zoological Gardens
Danoeing
Steel Theatre
Lake St. Fenway
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
Corinne Griffith
Jack O’lantern
Farnum
Hart
Eva Novak
O'Malley
Mounted
Buster Keaton
Ymphony Orchestra
Mont
Harkins
Boston Advertiser
O'Brien
Tremont Theatre
Fenway Park
RED Sox
Detroit
Shuman
Phone Beach
Sega AE
Chateau
Boston Opera House
Revere Beach
Vree Auto Parking
F. OF L
Germantown Civic Association
Fidelia Club of
West Roxbury
Fidelia Club
St. Andrew's Church
Forest Hills
Wachuset Street
William J. Casey
Curch
Luigi DeFoire
North Margin Street
Ashland Street
DeFoire
William J. Barry Company
Malden
Clark Street
Robert J. MacNeil
Beachmont
Edward J. Hayes
East Dedham Street
Milton Matz
Louis Matz
Suffolk Street
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
Nantasket Beach
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Holland
ELKS
Los Angeles
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Banff
GEO. E. Marsters, Inc
Washington
Poe
Herpicide
Joseph E. Greene, Inc
Federal St
U. S
Poplin
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