Pride and Passion Clash in Shirley's Studio Tale
Jim Dalton a young artist faces a tangle of love with Shirley Marsh as David Burke pursues Shirley and Lucille seeks Jim. A city studio scene reveals opulent surroundings and rival affections hinting at deceit and shattered engagement.
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Shirley Marsh
Shirley
David Burke
Lucille
David
Jim
Vivian
Chelsea
Known
Mrs. Arnold
Icy Rain Fuels Patchwork of Love and Pride
Jim Dalton confronts Shirley Marsh after overhearing her confession of affection for him and plans a future abroad. Shirley denies marriage to Burke and keeps her options open, while Jim battles pride and waits for a clear sign under a rain-soaked Chelsea night.
Shocking confession sparks tension between Shirley and Jim
In a tense exchange, Shirley denounces Jim Dalton for eavesdropping while admitting fragile feelings. Jim insists he heard Shirley deny caring for him, and Shirley wrestles with pride and a dangerous impulse to keep him in suspense. The scene ends with her defiant toss of the head.
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Shirley
Dalton
Jim Dalton
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Marne Memorial Week Declared In Boston
Mayor Andrew J. Peters designates March 22 as Marne Memorial Week to support Americas Gift to France. Citizens urged to make any free will offering, even one cent, with contributions directed to Arthur Adams, Suffolk county chairman, 135 Devonshire Street, Boston.
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Republic of France
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Slashed by Rival in Cirl’s Home
Edward L. Smith of 185 Braddock Park South End was treated at City Hospital last night for multiple facial and body cuts. He was injured by a razor wielded by a suitor of the young woman who accompanied him to the hospital.
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Edward L. Smith
Braddock Park
South End
City Hospital
Hospital Attack and Rival Assault Reported by Unnamed Woman
A young woman giving no name or address told hospital authorities that last night Smith was attacked with a razor by a rival who forced entry to her home. Earlier the same day the assailant, who has allegedly been keeping company with her, visited, argued, and poured hot water on her from a kettle. Police were called. she pleaded for leniency. Smith remained hospitalized overnight in a nonserious condition.
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True Story
Smith
Jere C Shaw Grounds on Block Island Awaiting Salvage
The revenue cutter Acushnet and tugs failed to float the four masted schooner Jere C Shaw ashore on Sandy Point Block Island. Wrecking men fear it may take several days to refloat. The Shaw was bound to New York from Hayti when she went aground Friday night.
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Jere C. Shaw
Sandy Point
Block Island
Shaw
New York
Hayti
Funeral services for Civil War veteran Weld at Dedham Unitarian Church
Funeral services for General Stephen M. Weld of Dedham who died suddenly in Florida last week were held yesterday at the Dedham Unitarian Church. The Rev. William Parker and the Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham conducted the rites.
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Stephen M. Weld
Dedham
Florida
Unitarian Church
William Nm. Parker
Paul Revere Frothingham
Ireland becomes international issue says Seamus O'Sheel
Seamus O'Sheel of New York tells Common Cause Forum that the U S Senate twice voted for Ireland's independence making the Irish question international He argues Americans still see it as English domestic matter and criticizes overemphasis on Wilson's 14 points noting self determination for small nations is implicit in wartime remarks including the Mt Vernon address.
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Ireland
Seamus O’sheel
New York
Franklin Union
Common Cause Forum
Wilson
Mt. Vernon
A Titled Guest for Dinner Flusters Helen
A tale by Mabel Herbert Urner for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine features Helen and Warren in a social dinner mishap. The story centers on a guest with an unexpected title causing domestic tension and humorous embarrassment.
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Helen
Helen and Warren
Mabel Herbert Urner
Boston Sunday Post
Poetic Robber Arrested After Early Morning Heist
New York March 21 police arrested James Smith on a charge of a poetical robber after baker Peter Kurtz reported his till rifled. Smith allegedly entered the shop aimed a revolver at Kurtz and recited a rhyme before cleaning the till and planning to flee.
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James Smith
Peter Kurtz
Smith
Holdups Strike Grocer on Homeward Walk in Roxbury
George W. Dakin a Roxbury grocer at 52 Highland street was robbed by two masked men on Lambert street as he returned home with the day s receipts. One assailant struck him with a blackjack, knocking him down before neighbors responded and the robbers fled.
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Highland Street
Roxbury
Lambert Street
Lambert Avenue
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