Early end to Stillman divorce case sparks reconciliation talks
In New York June 27 friends of James A. Stillman expect an early settlement with his wife as hearings resume in Poughkeepsie. Referee Gleason excluded osteopath Dr Russell testimony and a maid’s letter from records, signaling a move toward potential reconciliation amid disputed paternity claims for Guy Stillman.
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James A. Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
John F. Brennan
Gleason
Fred Beauvais
Kelly
John B. Stanchfield
Paris
Anne Stillman
Shop on Wheels Aids Simmons College Endowment Fund
The Simmons College shop on wheels was christened yesterday and began its first trip visiting the American Home Economics Association conference in Swampscott. Miss Marion Fitch, class of 1919, led the effort with Simmons products for sale to support the college endowment.
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American Home Economics Association
Swampscott
Marion Fitch
Simmons
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
World traveler Balland plans globe voyage after 1924 record
The Spanish American War veteran Balland aims to end a 11 year 8 month 5 day trek on Jan 5 1925 and then embark a Cape Town voyage. He travels by foot from Concord New Hampshire to Providence Hartford and beyond visiting post offices to stamp linen squares with arrival dates. He plans to tour Europe Asia and Africa and write a book about his journey.
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Trenton
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Delaware
Cape Town
South Africa
Johannesberg
Holy Land
Siberia
Russia
Poland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
North Sea
Belland
Veterans in Suffolk need aid, funds urged for relief
More than 800 World War veterans in Suffolk County alone are in pitiful need of immediate aid, with 800 more in Greater Boston hospitals needing clothes, money, and recreation. Welfare Council officials cite lack of government compensation and lost records, urging clothing, money, employment, and transportation help from the public and Auxiliaries.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Suffolk County Welfare Council
Roxbury
American Legion
O'Brien
Mary T. Whittaker
Roxbury Post
Welfare Council
Elizabeth O’brien
Whittaker
Roxbury Legion Post
Eliot Square
Concert by Portuguese Composer Oscar da Silva in Cambridge
Last night in Ellis Hall Cambridge, Oscar da Silva, aided by soprano Miss Gladys Mackay, presented a programme of his own Portuguese style works including nocturne, polonaise, waltz, funeral march, four mazurkas and a first Portuguese rhapsody. Mackay performed four of his Romances in the Portuguese style to warm applause from an all musical audience.
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Ellis Hall
Central Square
Cambridge
Oscar da Silva
Gladys Mackay
Mr. da Silva
Chopin
Air crash victims identified in Visalia region
Sacramento June 2 two cadets Harold E Page of City Missouri and Joseph W Wea of Fort Davis Texas were killed when their aircraft crashed near Visalia about 200 miles from here authorities said today the bodies were found at the crash site and will be returned to their homes for burial
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City
M.c
Joseph W. Wea
Fort Dais
Texas
Visalia
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